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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
HIS COMEBACK

A pale youth-body wasted by suffering, but eyes glow
ing with exalted purpose-steps into the office OF a wealthy
man in Portland, Ore.
He says: M - robbed your house in 1914, I'll
make restitution if you'll tell me how much you lost
The young man gradually is repayng the hundreds of
people he robbed. As he steadily wipes the slate clean, he
looks the world in the face and says:
Society cannot take what / earned in France-the right
to live honorably. From now on, / shall fight for the right TO
walk in the open"
The young mans photograph is before the writer of this
editorial. His name is withheld-because circulating it could
do him no good, and probably might harm him in his admir-
able fight to make amends and start anew.
The young man claims he was educated to be a thief.
When IL years old, he was taken through the streets of Pacific
coast cities. Detectives were pointed out to him.
Like a pupil of Fagin, he was coached in all the technique
of crime-how to steal, make a getaway, dispose OF loot.
AT Is, as bellboy in a Seattle hotel, he started his crime ca
reer by breaking into the propretors room, stealing a purse
and removing his fngerprints.
For three years, he says, he was a thief. Finally Oregon
sent him to a reformatory, where he had time to "think it
over and study himself. \
He escaped, went east, made his way honestly. Then, in
uniform, he went to France, where he was gassed, she'll shock
ed and wounded.
Recovered, he continued living honestly. But something
kept him uneasy, unhappy. Finally the light dawned. He
realized that his conscience was tormenting him. As soon as
he began to make restitution to the people he had robbed, a
great peace and happiness came over him.
This young man was a product Of a home destroyed by
divorce. Bad influences and environment made Linn a Grimm
al, but they could not keep him so.
1t is an exceptionally interesting case. especially for SIN.
dents OF crlmlnology. 1t demonstrates that the inner self can
rise above and conquer environment of the worst sort.
To men like this, the world is always ready to extend The
helplng hand. Young men who are Just starting on the down-
ward path can learn from this Portland youth that it is never
too late to turn back and take the right road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

@. How is the figure of Christ
suspended on the cross in the Ober-
ammergau Passion Play?
A. Anton Lang. who has the part
of Christus. wears a stout belt under
his loin cloth. A hook is fixed in
the cross. and the belt passes over
1t. Mr.. Lang also curves his fingers
over the nails in the cross piece.
AS he hangs suspended for twenty
minutes, the physical strain Is very
revere. A bag of wine secreted in
the loin cloth and punctured by "a
soldier, provides the red stain when
the Christus is pierced by the spear.
.. How many automobiles are
there in the United States hide.
A. In 1921 there were approxi-
mately 10000, 600 automobiles reg
istered, 100000 of which
were motor cars and 1000, 900
motor trucks. A recent statement
shows that the number of automo-
biles in the United States has in
creased to 10,505,660.
o. How many games does each
team in the big league play?-
A. d. J.
A. There are seventy-seven
games scheduled for each team.
Q. Which is more important to
the diet, mineral salts or vitamines?
&C. H. r.
A. Vitamines are necessary in
bringing about the proper metabol-
ISM and TO help disseminate the min
eral salts. Many authorities insist
that a lack of vitamines 10 more
dangerous to health than a lack of
minerl salts.
Q. Are more chickens raised and
more eggs laid than there were ten
years ago?
A. The department of agriculture
says that in 1921 there were $780,
100000 head of poultry and 1.S43,-
000,0 600 dozens of eggs. In 1915,
poultry totaled SCI, 900, 900 and eggs,
1,S48, 900. 900 dozen. Before this
time only estimates were made, but
comparison with these shows little
change since 1900.
@. Who trained Frank Gotch?
r. II. p.
A. The famous heavyweight
wrestler was trained by Tom Jen-
kins.
Q. WHAT does a bushel of wheat
represent in. labor?-G. M.
A. Statisticians estimate that a
bushel of wheat can now be raised
with the expenditure of but ten
minutes of the farmers time, as
compared with three hours and
three minutes in 1850.
q. How can sealing wax be made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
PERTH AmBoy,s ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION

While Perth Amboy is inclined to sulk over the plans
that have been approved by the Public Utility Commission
for the elimination of the grade crossings here other cities
are envious of our opportunity. Elizabeth, for instance. is
getting quite stirred up over the matter and at 3 mass meet
ing held in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium there
Monday night, at which were representatives of the city Of
fcials, Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary Club, Lions Club.
Woman's Club, First Street Association and other kindred
organizations, a resolution was adopted petitioning the Pub
Ic Utility Commission to make an order directing the elm
nation of the grade crossings in that city.
In this resolution it was brought out that the grade
crossings in Elizabeth were put in Grade A, the most danger
GUS classification, whereas Perth Amboy was put in Grade B
after thorough and expert Investigation by the board ia
1917" The resolution goes on to contrast Perth Amboy
with Elizabeth in various ways and ends by resolving that
The above mentioned civic organizations petition the afore-
said officers and bodies in this city to consider the propriety
of instituting appropriate proceedings if necessary so that
The rights of the city of Elizabeth might be secured if any
preference in this work is given"
The fact that preference has been given Perth Am
boy makes it necessary for this city to take full advantage
of the opportunity that it now has. Nothing would please
Elizabeth more than to have Perth Amboy take steps to fight
the order of the utility commission in an effort to prevent
the elimination of the grade crossings here at the present
time. We wonder If the people of Perth Amboy who have
been wishing for the elimination of the grade crossings, for
: new station and for other railroad improvements so long,
really appreciate the advantageous position that they are
now in. This position should be made secure by having the
ftuel work started as soon as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
keyport r.. A. Is Active

kEYPORT. May 25-A regular
meeting of Coronal Council No. 1885
Royal Arcanum will be held tomor-
row night May 2s. in ODD Fellow
hall at 8 o'clock sharp. There will
De a class ready for initiation and
orator Newman has planned a spe-
cial program following the regular
meeting. and after refreshments are
served the fourth degree will be
worked by the new captain of the
fourth degree team, William Cowan.
There are many things of special
interest to be discussed at this meet
ing, including the Arcanum excur-
sion to Asbury Park and also the
group meeting to be held at the
lodge rooms of Coast City Council,
Asbury Park. in the near future.
William Cowan as captain Of the
new fourth degree team, has some
thing that should interest every
n who IS interested in the enter
tainment end of the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
1t home AK. C. B.

A. Melting together equal part
or shoemaker's wax and resin pro.
duees an acceptable wax. Thi.
should be done in a r.N over hoi
water to prevent scorching.
Q. Why are hides tanned ?-S e.
A. The American Chemical So.
eiety says hat IL left untanned a
hide like meat decays. In the un-
tanned state the ffbers of the hide
are glued or matted together. When
tanned the strings or ffbers are Gin
oividualized" SO that they move
separately without tearing apart
This process also swells or thickens
the skin.
Q. Is there any article in tb,
charter of statehood of Texas tina
grants privileges not given to othe,
states ?-J. b. F.
A. The special privileges which
are accorded to Texas by its constitu.
ton are the reserved right to All
public lands of the state, and tina
right to sub-divide into MOI more
than five states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
Questions Answers

Any reader can get the answer TO
n question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau. Frederic J.. Haskin. Director.
Washington. D. c. This offer APP
plies strictly to information The
bureau cannot give advice IN legal,
medicinal n financial troubles II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and sn-
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postage. All replies are TENT df-,ct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
Out This Quilt Is Worth Money

Gut This Ont-It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip. enclose with sc
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 1885
Sheffield avenue. Chicago. ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds
and Group: Foley Kidney Pills fer
pains in sides and back: rheumatism.
backache. kidney and ',ladder all
ments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for constipation. bill
i~ousness. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
He Knows Whereof He Speaks

- SRSdho
j.. +. Harper. AIS Navarro. street,
San Antonio. Texas, writes: 81 con-
slider Foley's Honey and Tar abso-
lutely the pest cough remedy on the
market. i know whereof | speak,
having tried it in my own family.
My wife took a severe cough and at
night it vas almost incessant. i
gave her a few doses of Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar. In a little while she wen,
to sleep and slept soundly the entire
night. Your remedy acts quickly and
relief is permanent."-Sold every
where-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

traction. Theoretically every man,
woman and child in the United
States has in his possession slightly
more than $50 in currency and coin.
From month to month this amount
f1uctuates. 1t is less now than in the
years of. business boom-1919 and
1920-but greater than before the
war and very much greater than
twenty or thirty years ago.
The government payrolls them
selves put much coin into circula-
ton. In the aggregate hundreds of
thousands of silver coins are paid
out in monthly government salaries.
As coins become abraded banks
return them to the treasury. In the
case of gold coin, a worn piece is
redeemed only in the amount of act
ual weight, but a silver coin can be
worn so badly that the inscription
is scarcely decipherable. and still be
redeemed for its full UNCONVENTIONAL
value.
During the wal there was a great
demand for pennies. This was due
largely TO the war lakes Excise
taxes of various sorts, such as the
soda tax, made things which always
had sold for even amounts such as
five cents or twenty cents. sell for
1Aa VI 9&Nth ~ Va
cents or such odd amounts, because
Of the addition of the fractional
tax.
Pennies ny the Million
This created a vast overnight de-
mand for pennies to take care of
this increased penny circulation. The
minis worked night and day turn
inc nIt annnarG hU fha millions
Nickels and pennies get into circu-
lation through the s~ubtreasuries and
banks in the anne as the
silver coinage.
The United States minis are mod
ern plants of the finest sort. An in
teresting fact not generally known
to the public is that they do job
work and turn in a revenue to the
government. Many small foreign
nations do not have their own minis,
but do have their own coinage. An
arrangement is made by some of
them whereby they award a con-
tract TO the United States mint TO
manufacture coin for them.
A charge is made for this serv-
ice by the American government,
and this charge shows sufficient
profit to turn a revenue into the
Federal treasury. Coins are being
made for many governments, partic-
ulsrly Latin American republics.
The minis also strike Congressional
medals and such special work of an
official nature. In 1921, 462,420.-
900 domestic coins were produced,
and 91,44S, 900 coins were made for
foreign governments.
The director of the mint has his
Office at Washington. in the Treas
ury Building. but the actual minis
are at Philadelphia. Denver and San
Francisco. Formerly there were
minis az New Orleans and Carson
City, but these are now merely as
say offices. Other assay Offices are
at New York. Seattle, Boise. Helena.
Salt Lake City and Deadwood. and
there are refineries at New York and
San Francisco.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25
Bible Thought For Today

~ AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY:-1f we abide in me, and
my words abide in you, we shall ask what we will, and it shall
be done unto you.-John i5:7 :.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

MH!kGe
T sis

Radio doesn't work as we'll In
summer as in winter. Neither do we.
If the James boys were alive today
they would be selling gas.
The ex-kaiser's friends are "wor-
ried about his mental state" because
"he is reading the Bible"
A movie star is often merely one
boosted to the skies.
Japan is planning to leave ST.
beria." says Ishii. oh. Ishii?
Dentists say women have the best
teeth; but men say 1t is because they
are in the open more.
You never hear a man brag about
how good a boy he was.
The modern youth tells her Alad-
din's magic lamp was nothing COM
pared to her two lamps.
Many a hard-boiled man gets
added.
Love n another is a fine slo-
gan for the June newlyweds.
II it takes all kinds of people to
make a world, this world is certainly
we'll made.
The Genoa conference has moved,
but we won't second the motion.
Where will women stop ?" worries
a lecturer. In the middle of the
sidewalk.
At California University, 20 out of
% graduates are engaged. How the
other two must suffer.
Scientists say a mosquito has 22
teeth. And how many hand drills ?
Golfing and fishing are a combina-
ton in restraint of trade.
1t never occurs to foreign coun-
tries thai they could reduce their
by paying a little.
Wood May Head University
headline. What's in a name?
Voliva says he knows exactly
where heaven is, but he still sticks
around Zion City.
"Asylums are adding brass bands
to their equipment"-news item. We
don't blame them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

Radio doesn't work as well In
summer as in winter. Neither do we.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

The ex-kaiser's friends are "wor-
ried about his mental state" because
h is reading the Bible"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

If the James boys were alive today
they would be selling gas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

A movie star ia often merely one
boosted to the skies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

1t v occurs to foreign coun-
tries that they could reduce their
debts by paying a little.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

Wood May Head University
headline. What's in a name?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

Japan is planning to leave ST.
beria," says Ishii. oh, Ishii?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

Voliva says he knows exactly
where HEAVIER is, but he still sticks
around Zion City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

"Asylums are adding brass bands
to their equipment"-news item. We
don't blame them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

Dentists say women have the bes
teeth; but men say ii is because the,
are in the open more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-25

You never hear a man brag abour
how good a boy he was.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13
En- pro de los agricultores

cera. asi como tambien a la vejiga. Los
pulmones del animal adQuieren ciertas
manchas que hablan elccuentemente de
los dafios que ocasiona EN- su cuerpo
La susodicha playa.
Es de lamentarse que los agriculto-
res todos no pudiesen asistir la exhi-
bicion de esta cinta que tan importan-
tfsimas cosas les 1lubiera ensefiado pa
ra provecho y salvaci6n de ellos mis-
mos. SQuien pudiera predecir que
plagas como las enumeradas Sc presen-
tasen de un momento otro, por estos
confines. y de cuanto benefcio no Sc
rian los agricuitores estas ideas toma-
das del lienzo para atacar a tempo y
con resultados las mismas2
Es hora de que Puerto Rico abando-
ne sus metodos rutinarios por inservi-
hles en- 10 que Sc redere agriculture
crianza de animales, acudiendo los
procedimientos que la ciencia aconseja
en- los tiempos modernos que corremos.
Tai es ell camino seguir para encauzar
nuestro pals por un derrotero de ma
yor utilidad economical. Nuestra desidia
v apego hereditario a los vieios mol
des. que conceptuamos como los mejo-
res. nos han de llevar la ruinSs Viva
mos en- este aspecto de la vida 10
moderno. A medida que la humanidad
avanza, ell progreso en- todos los 6rde-
mes adelanta tambien. FL progresc agri
cola cientifco es indiscutible. SigamOs
con el. Antonio QUIDGLEY.
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roLoCACION:- Sc desea colocar
tenedor de libros con algun CO.
nocimiento de ingl6s. Para poder tomar
en- consideration su solicitud, indique
per escrito sueldo que desea expe-.
riencia. Dirijase al apartado 997, San
Juan. -16.
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CRoNIcA DE AIBoNITo

Como 10 ofrecimos en- ntestra
primera cronica, vamos a permitir-
nos senalar algunos de los 'descui-
dos" en- que incurren los funciona
rios llamados a velar por los inte-
reses de la comunidad ell cumpli-
miento de las ordenanzas municipal
les; pero conste, una vez por todas,
que no 10 haremos por nero espfritu
de critica y menos con tendencia po-
Utica alguna, en- cuyos embrollos no
qneremes inmiscuirnos, sino con la
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uN pRocEso 1MpokrANTE


En- la Corse de Distrito de Aguadi-
LA, presidida por ell Hon. Juez, Lcdo.
Tomas Bryan, Sc vic Ell dia nueve del
presente mes Ell case de conspiracion
seguido por Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra todos los individuos que compo.
nian ell Concejo de Administrator de
Aguada por una supuesta contradiction
para defraudar ell tesoro municipal en-
la suma de dos mil d6lares Los indi-
viduos que componian ell dicho Concejo
ersls Teodoro Badillo, Donate Jimenez,
Luis r. Garcia, DR.. Vadi y Rivera,
siendo acusados coniuntamente con di-
chos sehores ell hijo de Donate Jim6-
nez y don Anastacio Ramos, tanbien
de Aguada. Este Concejo de Admins
TRACTION fue el anterior al actual Con-
cejo que pertenece a la administrator
del Partido Unionista. En- este case Sc
celebr6 un juicio ALA por Ell mes de
febrero pero no huho veredicto v Ell
iurado fle disuelto. Ell dia nueve ne-
vaban la representation de los acusados
los reputados abogados Enrique Con-
zalez Mena Juan B. Soto, J. Vallde-
juli Rodriguez v los hermanos Garcia
Mendez. FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico es-
tuvo representado por su Fiscal Hon.
jose J.. Acosta. Hubo interesantes de-
bates juridicos. Ell case fue muy labo-
riOso. Dur6 desde las nueve de Ia ma
mana hasta las cinco y media de la
tarde. Ell Juez sefior Bryan resolvi6 to-
Gas las cuestiones planteadas por la
defensa con un tacto y una inteIigen-
cia dignos de toda loa. La Corte estu-
vo materialmente LENA de gente, an
siosa de saber Ell ultimo resultado del
asunto, en- que estaban envueltas tan
tos elementos de consideration de la
villa de Aguada. Una vez presentada
la prueba del Fiscal, los abogados de
la defensa presentaron 10 que en- dere-
cho uaman una moci6n de "Non
Suit" por creer la defensa que, la
prueba no sostenia ''prima facie'' al
case. Solicit6 adem&s, la defensa de
la Corte que instruyese al jurado para
que trajese un veredicto absolutorio
en- favor de los acusados. Discutida bri-
nantemente por Ell Fiscal por los
abogados de la defensa la dicha mo-
ci6n, Ell juez Bryan Ia declare con lu-
gar y al hacerlo instruir al jurado, pu
so dicho juez de relieve sus altos COMO
cimientos en- materia penal -. Felici-
tamos los abogados de la defensa
por tan senalado exito professional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13

Sc, VENDE la casa Avenids de
Wilson No. 81, Condado. Informar6n
en- la misma. Telefono SS2 azul. Sam
three.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13

CE VJENDEE:-Custro magnifl-
cos potros que corren &C
tualmente en- Ell Hip6dromo. ATREvT
DO, MUcHAcHo, MoGRovITA y NO
OLGA ESQ. Dirijase P. M. c., apar-
tado 173, telefono 565. San Jnan.- -6-1S.
DARA que la tos no le moIeste, y
= pueda dormir tranquiIo, tome
''HYoTOLE" 81 cual usted puede con-
seguir en- cualquier Farmacia.-6-24.
CE VENDE en- La Ciudad Condai''
una Registradora grande de GIN
co gavetas, trabaja con electrtcidad y
manigueta tambi6n Sc vende una ma
quina escribir Smith Premier. San Jo-
Sc 8. San Juan. P. R.--S-29.
XyEND0 GUAGUA, motor Cadillac
acabada de reparar, cuatro 60
mas nuevas, esta trabajando con fran
qnicia San Juan al ParQue. Buen nego-
clio, tel6fono 9ss, santurce.-G
CE VENDE:-Todos los muebles, IN
~ cluyendo un piano, en- la casa
ndmero uno Gale Yardley Place, es-
quina calle Mccleary, santurce. Todo
practicamente nuevo en- magnificas
condiciones. Para mas informes lame
al telefono san Juan 5S1 visite la
casa en- cualquier hora. a.-6-14. @
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ENTRE GUAINABO Y LA 15.-Se
desea una casa, en- arriendo, que
tenga garage, aunque no sea Ia re-
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informara ssH. ". Grosch Cop.
TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrlgacio-
: mes y lavados. Gran presentation
v exquisite perfume. Muestras v pros
pectos su representante Jose q. Pc.
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
XI1UDA DE MUsA.-5sl West
15Oth st.-ofrece su casa priva-
da, completamente moderna, dos pa
SOS de Broadway, Riverside IgIesia
espahola, familias que vengan Nue.
va York y deseen yivir bien. Int6rpre
tes v toda clase de comodidades. Pre-
clos m6dicOsl Avise por correo v Sc re-
cibira en- el muelle.--7-2e.
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NIEURO-vIRIL.-Indicade para Ia
ImpOtencia. Falta de vieor se-
xual, Decaimiento fisico, etc. Compues
to de Iohimbina legftima del Oeste de
Africa lecitina. Un frasco de 26 Ia
bletas. s1.5O en- todas las buenas far
macias. Distributor. Jose @. PEYORK.
Ed. Bcuret, San Juan, Puerto Rico.--
Pida muestras ' prospectos.
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CE ALQUTLA un garaje casa parti.
cular, calle Luisa una cuadra
de la calle del Parque. Tambien una
habitaci6n grande Y ventjlada. Referen
cias P. o. Box 1883, Telefono 4s1 ver-
de, Santurce. ce.--6-16.
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VACAS

Be venden 80 mny buenas, J1vsnes
, bonitas.- so paridas , 90 Ecrras.
Tambien 80 vsndsn 2 torres aSistsin
lures, j6vsnes Q inmunss Q Ia nshrs dc
IL garrapata.
Dirtjase . Jcse L. PssQuera, Edincto
Bouret. san Juan. Advt.
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YoVEN graduado del curse comercial
- del Institute ''Jose de Diego ! de-
sea colocaci6n. Amplios conocimientos.
Contabilidad de Corporaciones y Ban
cos. Buenas referencias. Federico We
ga Montana. Stop 42. Tel 1907. 6-14
CE ALQUII.A: 81 segundo piso ca
sa ntmero 46 calIe Salvador Bran
(donde estuvo Ell colmado Cerecedo1,
tiene espaciosas ventiladas habitacio
nes y todas las comodidades de una vi
vienda moderna.
Informes sobre condolences de arren
damiento: oicina de CerecedO, Salvador
Brau SO, primer piso.s Telefono ndmero
9.-7-7.
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TN M1RAMAR:@casa de concrete
\ punto de terminarse, Sc alQui-
la. Consta de terraza, sala, comedor, 5
dorinitorios, doble servicio sandtario,
closets, despensa, garaje sotano.
Informes telefono S25, San Juan. =.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
Z YENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

VYENTA DE FLORES NATURA.
LES en- la calle ''Hoare", stop
IA. Santurce. Lame al telefono 67s
azul, santurce seran servidos inmedia
tamente.-P.
MRS. LUCILA @. RIERA Casa para
Familias. Hahitaciones c6modas , ven-
tilkdas. cocins 1'uertorriquefa. 1919
Seventh Ave. (Esu. Calle 11ej. New
York ely