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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
PREsnYTERIAN.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-s and
school at a:i5, Fifteen minnteH prelude
Junior endeavor at a. senior and inter.
mediate at Cl5, Sermon at 1885 and
1880, Morning subject Loyalty 60 the
Heavenly Vision" evening, Winning the
Battle with Faith as the Weapon" sps-
clal music.
SECOND PREsBYTERtAN-Zu ana
Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures. W. N. Murphy, ir, pastor.
sunday school at p;tb, senior endeaVor At
Z, Junior al I, Sermon by the pastor at
II snd .. Prayer meeting Wednesday al
,coLLEon HILI. your Community
Church" Seventh and Columbia (Ken.
dalD, Robert II. Clarke, pastor. Sunday
school P'th, intermediate and senior on,
deaVor 30. junior at q. Worship at Ii
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 90 Cheyenne
and King Charles E. Newcomb, minister.
lOs West King street. phone Aaba.I.
Bible school 9ti5, n, J. freeman. Huperiu.
tendent. Preaching at II and 80. chris.
tan Union 40. Miss Mabel watt prea,.
dent Prayer aud Bible study sermon
HuLiETTE 'coMMuNIrY-N
and Independence, w. y. Oarvin, pastor,
sunday school siAS, G, s. Edwards. super.
inteudent Junior aud senior cndravor
$3.50, Preaching at IL and 1850.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCtEN.
TlSr-Eloveuth and Boulder. Sunday
services at n and y. subject today,
MAN" Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 3, Reading rooms, S07-SOs
days from 80 TO 6. sundnys and hou
days 20 3.
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apIRITuAfIST.

FIRST sPtRITUAts-K. Of r. hall, T.3o
p. m Afs. r. l.. Reynolds, pastor. Trance
lecture by tho pastor. Message bearers,
MesdAues Aldrlch. Moody. Lindsay, Dl.
lon Flemming ami Reynolds Adult study
class 3 80 y. m. Message circle at close
OF service.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
District courtroom No I. courthouse, AT
p. m. Phone Osage 2ss2. Trance lectuvc
by pastor. Rev. Gertrude Hull. Spirit
message by tho pastor and by Miss Effs
Olive. Message circle at 2Oa North
Mayhell Friday evening For personal In
teryiow phone Usage 2O74-R.
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HAPTIsT.

FIRST nAPTisT--Fourth and ciuein.
nau. The Closo-ln church" W. An.
qsioG "'" w. shsSnaS. SSS rTS@Si spoPint.nash i.T'
bible school ut eaO. A. Y. y. u. G.a0
Preaching by the pastor at 1870 aud 80.
"rh" cnnrch where he People CO." Y' i 10 5''R r..
wade, pastor, O. g. GriRFs. financial Soc
rctnry. Bible school 0:Ab. preaching II
night side Foremost, inside Out"
NoGALEs AVENUE 90 First and Mo-
gales w. A. Todd. pastor. sunday
school and preaching begins AZ o'1O and
KEN AEL-SXth ana Rirmlnsha m.
Rev, ", II. owen, pastor. OsaEo 7759.n.
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at II by
sPRtNoDALE-Lswi and Washington.
one mile north ot Fairgrounds Rev ~. VI.
owen missionary, pastor nlhle school
and az Tao by missionary. Prayer meet
SoRTm TRENToN MssoN-rrsn,on
missionary. bible school ~ . and
preaching AZ by Missionary owen. serv
Ice w evening ey zoe Clark -
OLD TIME MISSIONARY nApTlST--
Sixth and quincy on Beilyiew car line.
A. Carlin. pastor. sunday school 9:4B,
y. J, Barton, superintendent. Services at
WEST TuLsA-wes, Tulsa. J. NJ
PAGE, pastor, 20il South Olympia; OsnEs
1lS9.R. Sunday school at 9't5. Preaching
FREE WILL BAPTisT--Utlca ant
Jssper. u J. Mathew, pastor. sundai
/ school at 10. Preaching at 10 Sunda,
morning and At 1850 on Saturday. Sun
day and wednesday. Everybody welcome
RfVERsIDE--Glenwoo Home Gardens
/ near PRrkview station. q. II. Hughes
pastor H. G. Shortmeyer. superintendent
Preaching every sunday at II and 7.9O,
! NERN MISStON--Glsnwood In Medi,
| sohoOlhouse, ]. a, wheatiey, pastor. n
brnffy, superintendent. Preaening at II
and 1880. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
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MIIIIOIIIsT.

FtHBT METHODisr- Eleventh and
bouidcr =. ". Abel. pastor Leslie MI
lsr. usHlafHut FHy Uurrtu Emery, a.
sIaiart sunday school ~ y 80. Epaofth
league o. $50 Junior ~ g. sermon by the
puf'ur ~ 30 '5 Hud I.80 Morning sub.
iegt "Auswerinz ny Flrc." evening "Ths
GEAtE CHuHC1i -Third ana Trenton
Ira I. tr1htfee. pastor, sunday school At
20. trworh league. $40, intermediate
pastor NJ u and 7.aO. wednesday IL mid.
week church day the vomon'a societies
meeting tn the forenoon ana afternoon,
prayer meeting ahd study class at Z.
OHCUTr MEMOHtAIs-Fo Fourteenth ana
guaker iRudpr J.. Hrannon, pastor
sunday school Ht g.tb. Epworth ~ T..
Prayer meeting ard bible study wednes-
DAY at " D. ". n first Thursdsy In
each month at 22o. Preaching ~ ~.
uOsrOG AVENUE M. y. sj-Firb
and Boston. Rev T. 8. BARTON, pastor.
Formal opening ~ new sunday school
auditorium ut 1925 followed without IN.
t'rWlsHiou ht ~ BY HperlHl sermon by
pastor Senior and Intermediate Epworth
leagues o. Gi5. EyenlnE sermon at 30.
HAGLEH MEMORIAL ~. v. sl--wsst
AdWiral tIarb ana Phoenix. J. NJ, Can
troll. pastor. sunday school at no
Preaching ~ tho pastor ~ II and 30.
PAHKvtEw CONNuNfTY -- patkview.
gienwooi fgrf,gt Fislds, pastor. sun.
preaching at ~ and 73O
CENTENARY CHURCH M 70. ST.
Deuyer and Golden. The Homeiiks
church" W l. blackburn. pastor. IIGO
Nofih Denver phone cedar 2bF5. sunday
arhUul ~ q 20, iunior league 1o. senior
and Intermediate $50. Preaching by the
upaiur at io.tS and 80, Communion al
morning service
ROSE lubl.- Maryland Gardens. north
NJ ,ometetY sunday school at TO-, iuuiof
League 81 2, ladies aid at 40 Thurs.
day. Preaching every second Sunday BY
Reverend Prince
uETilEL ,HrFCH-bt3 North Rock.
fpri. Rev Robert AiapauEh. pastor 6ii
Wet Twelfth street. sunday school ni
10, Epwofth league G.3O. preaching ~ ~
aud z 20, Mid-week prayer meeting
Thursday 1850
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ ". tCloD-
Frankfort and Easton. ~ g. johnson
pastor sunday school at $50. Epwortt
3 aO. preaching Ht ~ aud
HHOWNS CHAPEL &C.. VI. o. S0i
North Frankfort Rev. J. II. McLain
pastor.
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Inlqulty L.eayes Its Marx.

Sin kills Just as sure as fire burns.
Neither nations nor individuals can
escape this law. Individuals may be
saved by the riches OF grace, but
physical sins leave their mark Just
as fire does. Nations today need
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-07
New York
NEW YORK, March %. 1922,

The Tobacco Leaf quotes Here is
what prominent packer of seed leaf
has to say on the situation:
1.-THE market for the past week has
been inactive and practically devoid Of
any interest. A good many wonder how
long this apathetic condition is going to
last, and this question calls for an an
alysis of the general situation, apply
ing to the entire cigar industry. For
this purpose, in order to draw a logic
ally correct conclusion, only facts must
be presented. The new year was ush-
cred in with sigh of relief, and every
DOdy was convinced that the old one
had seen the worst part of the defation
process and that fundamental condi-
tons had again been put upon a sound
footing, While the wish generally is
father Of the thought, this statement
nevertheless contained many elements
Of truth. Contrast, for instance, the
position of our cigar manufacturers, as
it was year ago, with their position
today. At that time the jobbers
throughout the land had their shelves
filled with cigars, mostly of the illegit-
innate kinds, so-called war babies or
long shots, which had to be consumed
and which were actually liquidated dur
ing the past year; cleaning process
has been accomplished which was nee
essary for an approach toward balanc-
ing demand and supply.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-07
Wisconsin Tobacco Market
EDGERToN, Wis. April Z, 10;

EDGERTON, Wis. April z, 1922
The warehouses are all busy handling
the leaf bought, and will continue in
activity during the present month. The
stemmers have enough to keep them
gong throughout the summer.
The movement of tobacco from first
hand has been tanned down somewhat
during the past week, due to the bad
condition of the roads. While the main
highways are negotiated easily enough,
the side roads are at their worst just
now, and the buyers hesitate to max e
the attempt
Several hundred acres were bought
a week ago throughout the tobacco
area, the P. Lorillard Co. leading the
game in point of acreage taken in the
southern section, most of it bought for
asserting purposes. At the same time
considerable low grades was picked up
in all sections. The market has showed
no variation in the prices paid during
the past weeks. The run is from to
10 cents.
The organization and incorporation
Of marketing pool for Wisconsin is
the topic now discussed. If rs per cent
of the total Wisconsin tobacco acreage
will sign up on the five year contract
before June 1, 1922, the pool will be-
come effective this year; if not, it will
go over for another year in the hope
that the acreage limit may have been
signed up for the 1923 crop when that
comes in. The Marketing Department
of the state is very active in lending it's
support to the movement, and has as
sured the growers of sufficient financial
backing, local and federal, to swing the
big undertaking. To what extent the
warehousing and handling of approx
mately 40,000,000 pounds of tobacco
during the season are to be cared for
has not been definitely arranged. The
warehouse space available in the state
at the present time is somewhat of
problem with the tobacco now in the
hands of the warehouse men; if it does
not begin to move, it will increase the
space difficulty for next year But the
Marketing Department has undoubted-
ly plans to cope with this matter.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-07
Pennsylvania
LANCASTER, Pa, March %, 1922

LANCASTER, Pa, March %, 1922.
The pleasant weather of the present
week again drove the buyers to the
field and they combed hard in an en-
deavor to pick up the kinds of crops
that they wanted. The price offered
was 13 cents, with margin of cent
on either side if the situation warrant
ed. More than half of the crop has
passed out of the hands of the growers,
some estimating that three-quarters
has changed hands. The cooperative
idea has caught on in unanticipated
fashion among the leaf growers of the
county and the five associations already
formed are taking up crops on all sides
every day. journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-07
New England
HARTFORD. CT, March q.

HARTFORD, CT, March q, 1922.
Quite quantity of the 1920 and some
of the 1921 Broadleaf production left
first hands during the past week. Some
was lifted as low as 25 and % cents
and some at DO to 45 cents pound In
the South Windsor district some crops
brought as high as so cents. The bulk
of the 1921 Broadleaf is still in first
hands and arrangements are well under
way for casing unless the market
breaks favorably for this variety with
in comparatively short period. IS. A.
B. in Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-07
Ohio
CINCINNATI, O., March 18, 1922.

Every body was taken by surprise this
week wien the 1921 Spanish filters were
bought up at a reported price of 5 cents
receiving weights at receiving points.
Buying of the new Gebhardt contin-
ued all week at 10 cents to IL cents,
but the fellows who wanted the thin
leafy crops for binders did not hesitate
to pay Ia to Is cents.
The prices that have been paid for
the 1921 crop would mean cheaper to-
baccos if the crop was good one, but
by the time it is cleaned up and put in
good marketable condition the good
tobacco out of the crop must bring as
much as did the 1920 crop. leaf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-07

ruesto a ayudar con una eaatidad para
contribrir al pago lie aasstros especia.
les y para aEmentsr el sac!d1 1c los
maestros de ingles. easp ds qse los suel
dos de estOs no fueran aumsutsdos
Asimismo. otrOs asisteaies IA reu.
nion demostraron deseos Is ecntribuir
al pagO de los maestros psrS 81 d6cimS
grado, Ell cual quedara os'ablccido para
siempre gracias las activida4cs oe
los sres. Flores y otero.
Numerosos alumnor del novcnj de-
elmo grades de los puoblos iih,urofcs
han dirigido cartss al Comisionaio ds
Instruction solicitando asionsos duran.
tc Ell curse venidero.
Nos alegramos de que Manasi paeda
oontar de una vez para siempra con un
segundO afo de cscuels superior.
TEoTTLo.
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cscuelas, sr. Flores, pOr ell sxito alcan-
zado.
Ell TRANFoRMIsTA RENE.- Ha
visitado mafiati este popular trsnsfor-
mista, que tantos exitos ha aicanzado
en- los demas pueblos de la isla.
Eli "Cervantes" Sc vfo comp,etamen-
te neno durante tres noches.
REUNION DE PADRES Ell do
mingo Sc nev6 efecto en- Ia escueis
Grant una reunion la cral asIs.
theron numerosos padres de fanilia, al
como el inteligente inspector de escue-
las sr,sF1ores y Ell active comisiena-
do de Institucion Dir. otero. fin de lie
gar un acuerdo sobre Ell esta5lccimien
to del decimo grado durante el proximo
curse escolar.
segGn informes, Ell Munic.1 e4ta dis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-07
DEsDE cAYEY

CEn. La noche del viernes 30 del pa
sado n',s Sc llevaron a efccto en- ci
teatro Angelica. &c csta poblaci6n.
los eiercicios dc graduation de los alum
nos de la escuela Benjamin Harri.
SON.. FL teatro estaba complstamen
te lieno, encontran lose ali o1ngrega
das las personalidades que mas signi
fican de esta culta pobiaeion
A las ocho v media. los acor
css de una inarcha real eiecutada poF
una exce'ente orquesta. dio principle
la celebration de la fiesta baio Ia al
reccien dc JOS profesores z ira To.
rres, Salvadora Nives = Luis s. san
chez, Da' Costa Ell inspector de es.
cuelas sehor Dfsz B. Abri6 81 acto
el Lcdo Francisco Navarro. quien pro
nunci6 un elocuentisimo Giscurso. elo
giando "a labor realizada durante el
curse escolar. Termin6 su peroraci6n
dando las gracias 81 publico por hs
Ter asistido a aquel acto.
Despues hizo uso de Ia palabra ei
inspector de escuelas sefor Diaz Bil
dorioty, quien -habi6 EN- favor de Ia
nifiez, Al terminar fue fslicita4o por
numerosas personals.
ELos cue obtuvieron sus diplo.
mas fueron Julio correa. joss sanehes
Lopez. Maria Malav6. Carmen Edue-
gis Nogueras, Luis Norat. Mari1 Nd-
flsz, Carmen Ortiz, Maria D. Ramos.
Dora Rivera, Cand5do Rivera, Fran
cisco Rivera. candido Rivera. Luis San
tiago, Carmen Sierra. Maria Soto. Car
los Sulsona, Ma5alina Torres. Julia To
rrueIlss. Josefa v. Colon. Virginia vas
quez, Julia vigoreaux.
Una rectiacaci6n: Me ha supli-
cado La nina Teresa Moreno. para qno
por medic de Ell MUNDo haga cons
tar que ella no di6 su conseatimicnto
para hacer circular una hoja sueita
que vic la luz ell viernes por Ia tards
Y armada pOr variOs nihOs &c las es-
cuelss.
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DEsDE GALES

sENCIBLE FALLEcIMIENTo; Tras
1arga " penosa enfermeaad ha rendido
Ia .joTnada de la vida Ell muy estimado
sefcr don Ramon Iglesia Mufiiz, quicn
deaico las erergias y el entusiasmo de
su ieventud al magisterio.
Nuest-o mas sentido pssame sus
Ceudos.
LLEGANDo A SU FIN van to-
cando a su tegnsino los trabajos en- Ell
dcspalilIado due tenia en- esta polka
cion Ell sr. Fernando Alvarez. Es de
lamenarse Ia desaparici6n de este i'm
portante establecimiento, pues en- Ell Sc
CANADIAN ell pan numerosas personals.
B. A. r.
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DEsDE MANAT1

PAQUITA sICI1IA.- Granda fue el
exito alcanzado por esta notable artis-
Ia en- Ell "Atenas' Fueron einco no
ches de admiration aplausos.
EJERCICIoS DE GRADUACIoN.-
Estos Sc nevaron efecto en- cl "Cer-
vantes'', cedido por el popular Don
Teo. Todos ,os nimeros del programa
fuezon delirantemente aplaudidcs.
Felicitamos los profesores y espe-
cialmente al active Y quito inspector de
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Ell coRREsPoNsAL
DEsDE GALES

Anoche llevose a cabo en- Ell Teatro
Apollo una hermosa velada on donde
Sc entregarOn los diplomas a los gra-
duados
Ciales dio una nOta mas de cultura y
cntusiasmo hacia la escueia In gra-
duacion Sc celebr6 con el mayor orden
Y ammonia, segdn Ell prOgrama siguiente:
valedictore, Juana Fernandez;
2--salutatore. Rafaeia L Colon;
S.-Historia, . Antonio velez;
4-TestamentO. -. Rafaa Sierra;
5.-Profesia, ~ Dolores Ortiz;
6.-Repafticion de Diplomas por ei
Inspector de Escuelas Ramon sandin;
7.-Coronacion dc Ia Eeina de Sim
patia;
s.-Dialogo "El Remcdio do IA lie
rida' por Fe Teresa corrctjer y Clio
ria Ramos;
.-Represontaci6n del juguete CO.
mico Tires eran Tres por SO. y Do
Grade;
10.-Coro LAS Golondrinas' por
alumnos de varios grades. este nn-
nero fue preparado por la sehorita
Guillermina Davila. quien puso toda
su alma de artista al preparar a las
nibitas para que paresieran verdadcTss
golondrinas
11.-Clausura. Professor J .CaTrerss.
El sefior Carrerss despuSs de su bre
ve discurso, dando las gracias al pa
blico, ley6 un insp.rado poema dedi.
cado los eraduados do octave grado
que mereci6 una Ovaci6n prolongada
La directiva de Ia "'Liga de Bon
dad. cuva presidenta es Ia seh0rita
Davila, reparti6 ricos regalos los nj
nos de cada grado que obtuvieron un
promedio mas alto en- aplicaci6n y con
ducta
Mereci6 el prirrer premio. sea una
medalla de orc. Juan Fernandez y Ia
dc plata Antonio velcz.
vaya la mas calurosa felicitacf6n a
los graduados de octave grado, esa ju
ventud anc Sc prepare para Ia Iucha
pOr la vida. y todos los que contribu
yorOn a dar realce al hermoso festival
Isabel ARIZONA ENsEHAT.
Ciales. de iuniO. 1922.
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DEsDE sABANA GRANDE

LA GRADUATION Sc ncv6 efec
to en- el cine Selection, i1abiendo
1esrltado muy lucida animada.
Prominentes personaliGades hicieron
ueo Gle la palsbra, elogiando Ia labor
del magisterio de este distrito.
iJUEGos DE PELoTA.- Sc estan ce
lebrando en- las Gales Y plaza ndblica,
violando asi una Ordenanza munici-
lal. eta2saR u5n ana r-t--
va son numerosas las personas que
han resultado heridas consecuencia
de ello
tx. D. 81 VS.. 'cARIBE"- Es-
tas dos novenas efectuaron Nh rehido
Gesafio en- la ciudad de Las Lomas, re-
sultando veneedor el primero.
FUENTE DE Soda Ha sido ins
talada frente la plaza 'Las Del
cias' una frentc de soda, donde Sc ex-
renderan refrescos y dulces de todas
classes.
CORREsPoNsAL.
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Continuation de la pag. 2.)

un Inspector que hace honor nj Magis
terio y al pueblo que 10 vic naeer. FL
lsnquete resulto muy bien, servido por
lindas muchachas de nuestra bGena So
ciedad.
Los nuevos pianos para Ell hospi-
tai han sido devueltos por el Depar-
tamento de Sani6ad, aprobados va. Muy
rronto Sc dara principle tan recesaria
cbra.
Ell emprestito de este pueblo fracaso
en- esta OCCASION. A nuestro Comisienado
de servicio Pnblico pas6 como Z la lie
chera de la fabula pero 81 gare que
FoBRE PoRFIADo SAGA MENDRU-
GO y nuevamente 10 presehtari II Con-
sejo Esecuttvo para tener su aproba
cion en- ell .afo 1923-24. Asi se haee,
cGsndo recibimos un palo no hay Que
huir; Sc busca ell otro
" para terminar felicitamos carl
nosamente nuestros amiguitos Rafael
y Manolin Rivera vega Enrique Ar
chilla, estudiantes de la Universidad,
por sus triunfos alcanzados en- Ell pre-
sente aiio escolar.
Salve la juventud estudiosa.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
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PAsAJERos QUE REeRusAN


En- ell vapor Caracas ale licgo
aver ageste puerto regressron ae Nucva
York los siguientes pasajeros:
Rafael Ramirez, Domingo Ramirez
Milfrei Moore, william Boyd. Lucy,
wcidenar, E5win Thayet, Isabel Tnayer,
Mariana Pesque.a, Maria Pesquera,
Eydia Pesquera, susano Pesquera. Hele
ma Cruz, Gustsvo Gelpi clara Eyer,
Clara Leiaenroth, Ray Mitchell, Norma
Mitchell. Arthur Mcdonnell, Robert Nc
Coll, Cora Mosher, Rosss Mosher. Ma
RE Mosher, Waiter Lewrie, Emil Bern
Miriam Born, Engenio Gonzalez, Car
los Preston, Jose Correa, Jose Appella-
Eiz, Nicanor Navajo, Pedro Gonzalez,
Librador Navi, Cest trpde CorrsA Iaul
Boulon. Truman Riddle, Frank Dalmau,
Josefa Jimenez, Carolina Jimenez Mi
guel Dalmau, Marta Dalmau Leo Reich
Martin Torres, Milton calderon, Encar
nscion Martinez, Celina Serbia, jose
Miranda. Rafael Ramirez, Lucille Ra-
mirez, Marion Ramirez v Max Rami-
reg.
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AYUDE A LOS NTNos PoBREs
Box 1856. TeIefonos 3o5 y 200.

Es necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exito
que podsrsos asegurar que todos los
niiios pobres que asisten a las es-
ctelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
signifcante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, a la sonora
MARIA T. DE SUAREz.
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GUERRA! contra el dolor de nue.
las. CERA-DENTO 10 quita an
seguida. No quema nj irrita. Una sola
aplicaciOn basta. Yale 10 centavOs en-
las boticas.-7-11.
UALzADO.- Comerciants de cslzado:
20 compreis sin yer primero nrsstlo pre-
Gle y descuentO. O. Perez Alvarez, 8.
"a O. N r.
rAI AMERICANA: ~ vendemos cal
superior precios razonables, cua.
quier cantidad. Sues. de L. Villamil v
Co, Marina, San Juan. JIG.
$4,000 sopandas completes y hojas Sc
paradas Sc realizan precio de quema
z6n. v6ase con Carmelo Bascaran, Ha-
to Rey, parada 80, TEL 595 negro, San
urce.-7-14.
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NTEURo-vIR1I. -IndicadO para i

NfEURo-vIRIL.-Indicad para la
Tmpotencia. Falta de vigor Sc
xual, Decaimiento fisico, etc Compues
to de TohiInbina legitima del oeste de
Africa y lecitina. I'm frasco, de IS Ia
bletas, 81 so en- todas las buenas far
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MISA EN- LA CAPILLA
FRANCISCANA

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Sc ceiebrara en- la Capilla Francisco
ma, una misa a Jesus sacramentadO. A
las de la tarde del mismO dia habra
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