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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
deaths.
I'm Memoriam.
Cards of Thanks.
4-Fneral Directors.
@Funeral Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots. Monuments.
lodge Notices.
8-Coming Events.
personals.
10-Lost and Found.
AUTOMOBILES.
A Automobile Agencies.
11-Automobiles for Sale
12-Auto Trucks for Sale.
13-Auto Accessories-Parts.
14-Garage-Autos for Hire.
15-Motorcycles and Bicycles.
-Wanted-Automobile
acknowledgements Stations.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
18-Business Service Offered.
9-Buildings-Contra acting.
2O-Cleaning, Dyeing. Renov ating.
21-Dressmaking-
22-Heating. Plumbing. Roofing.
23-Insurance.
24-Laundering.
25-MovinS. Trucking. Storage.
Northumberland
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28-Professional Services.
29-Repairing.
3O-Tailoring.
Observation-Disclosures Service.
EMPLOYMENT.
32-Help Wanted-FemaIe.
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34-Help Wanted-Male or Female.
-Canvassers-Agents.
36-Situations WantedAFemale.
3S-Situations Wanted-Male.
FINANCIAL.
38-Business Opportunities.
39-Investments, Stocks. Bonds.
40-Money to Loan.
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INSTRUCTION..
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43-Local Instruction Glasses.
44-Musical. Dancing, Dramatic.
45-Private Instruction.
Observation-Disclosures
LIVESTOCK.
47-Dogs Cats. Pets.
4S-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles.
49-Poultry and Supplies.
50-W anted-Livestock.
MERCHANDISE.
51-ArticIes for Sale.
51A-Barter and Exchange.
52-Business and Office Equipment.
| 53-Boats and Accessories.
54-Building Materials.
Sd Farm and Dairy Products.
| 56-Fuel, Feed. Fertilizers.
57-Good Things to Eat.
t5S-Home Made Things.
| 5a-Household Goods.
| 6O-Jewelry and Watches.
| GIN achinery and Tools
62-Musical Instruments.
| 62A-Radio Equipment.
| 63-Seeds. Plants and Flowers.
64-Specials at the Stores.
t65-Weafings Apparel. "a.
66-Wanted-To Buy.
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a pecnfo - 16oyun - 01eeg1.
n frum - Hho56lng any 4ft
$1,000 !, M - 4 3
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~ 1911 efoomt1y, = 64oeessed
n sSf1 80 to compel IL Gfato
|treesaref "a depostt the public
funda within nvo dayu aeter hos1p-
coived them IN soma q the banks
az TT gtafe. and ~ impaicati0n a
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exeenf Tn fhe uurpqoo q paying
~ snnrcpfiatjona ana oblieatiDns
az tie ntata.
Tins Il vim = seen, thA1, e fhe
avi6ent nuruose of the oct y fully
comniiad 70. the state treasurer
v0uld - liftle more than . book
lkeener With respect to the custody
10 nnhlic finds.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for Sale IL
CHEVROLET 49O-Touring, 4 new tires.
3, l. Chevrolet Co. 1919 4th Ave.
FORD TOURING-1920-A1 condition, all
good tires. Cheap if taken at once. B.
l. 1927.
HUDSON SUPER SX-Sport model. Elk
cellent condition. Must sell. Call B.
l. 3652Y.
JEWETT SEDAN-19e3 model. brand new.
Tn-City Tire Co.. ITO 3rd Ave. Phone
3. I. 191.
OVERLAED-Chummy roadster, Model
90" good condition. reasonable. party
leaving town. Can be seen at 2514
18th Ave.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
RED. 0LYMPl
ON |. SPORT D / 4 MENU
Russians Taking to Sports
Lack Of Footballs
keenly Felt

MOSCOW. Aug. go Red
4 Olympiad'' is planned by Soviet
authorities interested in athletics
as BolShevik Russta'S contribution
to the world of sport.
Despairing of securing admis-
sion to the Paris Olympic games
in 1924, Russian athletes hope to-
be able to organize within year
or two an interna tional competi-
ton of the best athletes from the
Red Trade Unions and other Com
munist organizations throughout
the world. Proietarian sports.
including soccer football, tugs of
war. wrestling and field sports are
to be featured.
Since the end OF the civil war
there has been revival of athletic
activity in Russia. Though parti-
cipating in previous olymp
games, Russia &waA never quoted
asa nation where sports were
loved Instead of baseball or
cricket the Russians had the bal
let, and they rooted for their
dancing favorites with all the vim
that Americans displayed in cheer
ing their homesrun heroes. Horse
racing also had housand-&o of fol-
lowers, and trotters were as much
esteemed at Petrograd and Mos
COW as in the Kentucky blue
grass. Horse racing already has
been revivedgand is CROWN more
popular every day. particularly as
betting machines are now permit
ted
Among the peasants themselves
however, sport, except for coup try
wrestling and occasional bucolic
running matches. was practically
unknown. Peasants comprise at
least 20 per cent of the Russian
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WEN M. PUBLISHER
IMPRESSED BY u. S.

CHICAGO, Ill. Aug. 3O--The
Great Lakes-St.. Lawrence water
way proposed to link the Great
Lakes; with the ocean and give a
vast expanse of territory5sin the
United States and Canada a direct
ocean shipping outlet, is receiving
comment in many sections Of thr.
world
An article by Carl Junker. edi-
tor of the Ost Post of Vienna is
one appearing in Europe. One
paragraph of the article reads:
Westward marches the culture
of the world. y Likewise, just as
the sun travels with its light and
life, the old Atlantic ocean must
go west too. and as Americans get
what they wish, the Atlantic Will
move west when they say the
word
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
cyan SQUAD
READY E d | FOR WORK X.
Camp Opens Today---Largest
Squad Reports to Bob
Higgins, Coach.

BUCKHANNON, w. Va. Aug 30
At least two more West Viz
ginia scholastic athletes will enter
the Wesleyan College football train
ing camp which opened here today
Bert Harbert of Folsom, and James
D., Roberts OF Pine Grove have NO
titled Athletic Director Miller that
they will report at training quart
sers today and that they have enroll
ed at the Methodist school. Both
men are powerfully built athletes,
rugged, and work on Harrison
County farms has put them in ex-
cellent shape for the strenuous
days which start at Wesleyan to-
day
Harbert is an all around athlete
having gained considerable reputa-
tion a few years ago while center
on Cam Henderson Bristol High
team, one Of the first West Vir-
GINA high school floor teams to
take part in the national basket
ball tournament. Roberts plays all
three sports, is speedy and is con-
;sidered excellent foot ball timber
Z The Methodist grid training camp
opens today with the largest num-
Der Of candidates reporting to head
Coach Bob" Higgins, that has
ever entered Wesleyan camp. APP
proximate1y seventy men are sched-
uled to arrive at the Methodist
camp today.
Bradley Arnett. former Clarks-
burg and Victory High gridder.
and Wesleyan veteran back. ar
rived yesterday to take charge of
the camp training table. With Ar
nett's arrival the camp staff was
completed, and all is set waiting
for the first practice work out to-
morrow. which ushers in Wesley
ans 1922 foot ball season.
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EIGHT GOLFERS BATTLE
FOR SEMl-FINALS TODAY

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug BODY the
Associated :Press)-East and West
and Canada met this morning in
the third round Of match play in
the United States Golf Association
public links tourn ament@ with d
place in the semi-finals this after
noon as the immediate goal of each
of the eight players, four of whom
were bound to fail.
the third round were. George Aul-
bach, Boston vs. Tom Malley. ST.
Louis; Eddie Held. ST. Louis, VS.
J. F. Christie, Toronto: William
Quinlan, Boston VS. Richard Walsh,
New York: Henry Decker. Kansas
City. VS. Ed. Curtin, Newark.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
DRY RAIDS. CAUSE
LIQUOR SHORTAGE

SAN BEN1To. Aug: 3o.-Acti-.
vities Of customs officials and pro-
hibition officers in making seiz-
ures Of liquor in the border sec
lions is reported to have resulted
in shortage in dry territories
farther up the coast.
Dry Officers recently returned TO
headquartersAin Brownsville after
raid in the Ranc11to district,
south of San Benito. bringing
wagon heavily loaded with tequila.
aquiarenta, mescal and other
liquors Of Mexican manufacturers
Approximately 1000 quarts of
prickly pear liquor were tran sport-=
ed recently by government officers
from natural channels flowing from
the river to the more distant sec
lions up the state.
Is Enforcement officers in Corpus,
Christi report diminishing stocks
and declare that rum runners are
experiencing unusual difficulty in
bringing in fresh supplies. An un-t
confirmed report has it that dry
agents are operating two airplanes.
in the Corpus Christi district and
are keeptns bootleg operations to-
a minimum> sts .4 si.
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CADDIES. ACC USEDtO)F
DEMANDING BR2lBES'.

+ & Z .f
CHICAGO, Aug. 3oThe West
moreland Country Club wasEin a
turmoil today over an invesuga--s
ton OF the boardfof governors into
charges that caddies have been
exacting brides from club mem
bers and that caddies have accus--:
ed the golfers of cheating in their.
scores.
The investigation hes been on
for two weeks, it was learn ed
When the name of William
Kent. secretary-treasure of the
North American Life Insurance.
Co.. was used in connection with
it. he said:
You bet. there have been char
ges and there are going to be
more Caddies have been a nu.s-
ance on the golf course. They ac-
cuse members of cheating in their
scores. and if the members don't,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

MlFEsDECEARES ROGERS
40 I'm Shy GOOD HOME MAN
lRvLARRYr

SAN FR.ANCISC Aug. 80
sRogeEN Hornsbysa star player on
thsSSt I1ouis Nationals aside from
being Of the leading home run
shitters the National League is
zaWonderfu1 home man his wife
said today Mrs Hornsby is in
sanNEEranciscoSse Zen route to Los
sSsAngeIes with Rogers Jr., twenty
sSWosymonths old to visit her
s.Infact,scon continued Mrs. Horns
he does house work once in
a i1ewhens we're having com-
panylsbuts his record for drying
dishesH1 god Sas his record
TOR handIing chances on the ball
Held too many at home"
Rogers only talks of baseball at
home ne Sis asked Mrs.
ornsby5 said His replies are
short said For his whole time
ats6omsSseemgs TO sba spent playing
slgithgRoEerssJr. vs. 3;sS.
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l.fI
Sport Chatter

The Burners defeated the Bap-
fists in the Church League last
night s to 4 ina well played game
Two errors in the outfield were re
sporsible for the victory Of the
winning team. The Baptists viii
play the First NJ. E. team tonight.
Davis & Elkins viii have a hard
football schedule this year. The
following games have been arrang-
ed:
September 3o-Fairmont Normal.
october 7-Wesleyan-
October I3--G lenville Normal.
October 2e-New River State
November 3-Broaddus. IS
November ls-W. ". o. Freshies.
November 24-Salem.
November So-Potomac State.
The Fairmont State Normal.
Chenille and New River State
games are booked at Elkins.
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population The workmensin the
cities are interested principally in
football.
The government has now or
gained special artment to
encourage sports and is appoint
singHinsrructors in every province.
The school children are being
taught physical cultural exercises.
Funds for this purpose are ex-
tremely limited, however, and
there is great shortage of foot
balls and other athletic parapher-
MALTA.
"A recent football match near
MOSCOW was attended by crowd
of nearly 1000 persons, and the
Soviet sport officials declare that
within a few years Russia will
show more interest in sporting
events than was the custom before
the war.
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TRACTION. FOLK
Enjoy OUTING
Picnic for Day Forces Held at
Norwood Parl<---Another
Tomorrow.

TRACTION Va. taoin hrdluupu
With fair weather prevailing the
day forces Of the Fairmont aud
clarksburg divisions of the NJ. P.
& R. Co. enjoyed a great outing
at Norwood Park Clarksburg yes
terday. The night forces. will have
their outing tomorrow Nearly
2 900 people attended the picnic.
yesterday More than 800 being
taken from this city in special
cars. The Moose Band of this city
made the trip and furnished music
on the cars going and coming and
also at the picnic grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. ". N. BosticlS
and Vice President G. p. Billings
We're the West Penn Co. represen-
tatives at the gathering.
Shortly after the noon hour.
George 81 NJ Alexande Ter presented
veterans badges to the following
men who have been in the service
of the con1pany for twenty years
or more: Martin Wagner. o.: F..
Lough, John P. Wigg nston. + :. e
Bowman, w. D. Hall Harry Hersh-
berger. c. NJ. Miller. ]. D. Cot
trell, John Riley, w. E. Davis.
Selby Alexander and O. Elbow.
ers Michael Ford of this city. en-
titled to the honor was unable to
attend. IL
A program of dancing and sports
featured in the, afternoon. Tho
Fairmont team won the tug Of war.
1t was conposed of Joe HOFFMAN.
NV. Toothman. Jim Toothman
Lon Toot11man Arlie Toothman,
Willard Toothman. James Price.
Cash Rice. Jacob Cook. walter
Singleton and, w. G. tBosserman.
The horseshoe tournament was
not completed when train time ar
rived. but H. w. and A.. B .-Stnr-.
geon. composing the Fairmont
team. was leading, Miss Lucille
Clelland Of Fairmont took second
prize in the fiftS-yard dash for
ington took second prize in the
12 years old and IS years old.
Normal Wegman of Fairmont
took second prize in the fifty-yar,l
dash for boys.
C. c.. Straight OF Barrackvil1e
took first prize in the 100-yard
dash for men who wear.overaus
Fairmont Won the baseball game.
which was called in the sixth In;
ming, the final score beingl7 to a.
Satterfield and Morris formed the
winning battery. The Fairmont
team will play Parkersburg at the
picnic Tomorrow.
On the Way to Clarksburg the
specials stopped at Ziezing to pay
honor to little crippled. girl,
been spending the summer days
on the porch of her'home and who
greets the crews of the interur-
bans as they pass. She was given
baskets of fruits and candies and
numb OF toys. She also receive
ed a big doll NJ
Another large crowd IS expected
iat, the picnic tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
'Anertcan II caoue

American League
Philadelphia Boston 5.
New York 9, Washington L.
st. Louis 6, Cleveland 5.
Chicago s. Detroit 8.
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American League
Chicago at Detroit
Boston at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at New YORK.
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When answering advertisements,
please say you saw it in The Yves:
Virginfan.
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I55I9il 1900 q .i1gs5fl : q
HOW HEY
.: STAND ::

RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League
Brooklyn 3. Pittsburgh 2.
Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn o.
Chicago Is, st. Louis II.
Others not scheduled.
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National League
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at St. Lous.
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Games Scheduled To-day
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17
vsndO per duSHntdrme a IOs
fE. UU. un OldSmObiIe

Por tener que ausentarme para los
completamente nuevo de POGO uso, sien
do este usado solamente por SUI duelc
pocos dias: Mi viaje sera en- Ell 3r6xi-
mo transporte, y por 10 tanto so.iciten
informes, en- la oficina del Quartermas-
ters de Henry Barracks, en- el P. O..
Box, nuznero B. Cayey, P. R. Advt.
CE ALQUILA una habitaci6n, puer
- ia de frente, 'entrada indepen-
diente, muy fresca, propia para odci-
ma. caballero matrimonio con o sin
comida. Informaran S. Brau SO (altos)
Tel6fono 172 Rojo.-10-23.
CE vENDE una casa de MADEIRA
construida sanitariamente con
231 metros de solar en- la calle Solano
80 Tras Talleres, Santurce. Informara
en- la misma Jose Le6n.-1O-2S.
CE ALQUILAN habitaciones fres-
cas- con vista a la calle, para ca
ba'leros solamente Informaran Cristo
4, terccr piso, Telefono 15S verde, San
Juan.-1O-30.
CE ALoUIIAN en- Ia calle Colo
mer numero Is un piso alto pa
ra poca familia. Informaran en- los ba-
jos.-1o-23.
sBUENA OPoRTUNIDAD
Sc vende por embarcarse su duefio
el acredita6o puesto Habana Cigar
Store, San Justo 10 y una vidriera
apa ador. Para informe en- ell mis-
mo. 1913
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
ssPuerto Rico nustrado' a $500
u quintal. Dirfjase q Salvador Brau 81.
2. O. Box SAG, San Juan, P. R.-P.
-suscribase a Ell MUNDO.
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va empieza ell publico darse cuen-
ta de la ehcacia utilidad de servicio
de Hygiene Publica instalado en- el ba
rrio de Puerta de TERRA.
Durante la semana pasada una de
las enfermeras al girar su vista dia-
ria por los hogares del barrio encontr6
COS nifos atscados de difteria. Los
familiares de las dos criaturitas no ha
bian Iegado a darse cuenta de la gra
Eedaa del NAL, y NADIA habian hecho
creyendo seria una cosa pasajera.
La pronta Intervention de la enfer-
mera salv6 la situaci6n que puso Ell
religro la vida de aquellos nifos Ia
de otros en- Ell vecindario.
Son tres los casos de difteria regis
trados por Ia cnfermera en- la misma
familia.
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Acc1DENTE AuToMov1L1srA

En- la parada 3 | 2, Puerta de Tie
ira, Ia guagua que guiaba ell "chauf-
feur' Jose r. Morales, choco con la
de Jo7e Beltran, resultando anbos We
kicu,os con desperfectos. Ambos 'chauf
feurS' fueron dennnciados.
ARROLLADo PoR UN CAIRO
En- la Playa de Ponce, mientras Ale
&c Martinez, de 35 amos, viajaba en-
I'M CAIRO tirado por caballos, al tratar
de bajar de dicho vehfculo tuvo la des
gracia de caerse, fracturandose la pier
ma izquierda. Fre asistido en- ell hospi-
tai ".Tricoche''.
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F1OTELES
CARBE

Situad0 en- el coraE6n de Il eiuda4,
Perfectamente acondieionado con TO-
dos los adelantos modernos: AsseH-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, MagniAsas
habitaciones con baiio privado y efso-
tOs sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias y viajantss. Precios mOda-
RADIOS.
rcl6fonos 4s4 , 1908, r. o. Box geS.
Gale de San Francisco, Ne. o.
San Juan, p u.
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Notas de Ia Cruz ROja

El Comit6 Executive del Capitnlo de
la Cr,,s Roia acord6 por unanimidad
nombrsr al sr. Earl K. Burton direc-
tor de "a campaiia de socios que dara
principios el dia II de noviembre dia
6e Conmemoracion del Armisticio de
la Grau Guerra Europea.
La Campafia comienza, pues, bajo
muy buenos anspicios va que no hay
duda, alguna de que la competencia Y
ectividad del sr. Burton puestas al ser
yicio dc una buena causa han de dar
Jos mejores resultados.
La Quota asignada Puerto Rico es
6e 25 600 socios.
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ANULNCIOS CLASLFICADOSI

V7ENTA DE FLORES NATURA,
LES en- IL Gale ''Hsars'', STEP
Il. Eanturce.-Llame al tel6fono 67s
azul, Santurcs y ssr&n servidcs inmsdis
tamente.-P.
HNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
nss y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras y pres
pectos su Representative jesse o. Pc
ysrk. Box 1872, San Juan-P.
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UN HoMBRE AsEsINADo

En- ell barrio Arena.es, de Isabella,
Juan Jin1enez, con un cuchillo dio
muerte a Juan Lopez. FL matador fu6
arresta5o.
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BELIOGRAPH, (Cataio)
Nuevos episodios de la serie titulada
econ Stanley en- Africa y una CO.
media.
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

CINE PUERTO RICO:
Episode quinto de la estupenda Sc
rie por ell Eddie PoPlo titulada 'tEl
Captain Kidd y Elena Hammerstein
en- la production en- cinco actos titula
da ia Criada Millionaire
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CE ALQuT1A en- Miramar una ca

CE ALQUILA en- Miramar una ca
sa parada IL, frente la via
del ferrocarril, cabida para dos fami-
las mas. Informan al frente, 1nocen
clio Rivera.-11-5.
DODGE Sc VENDEE En- perfecto
estado, con cinco meses de uso, Por au
sentarse su dueno. Informara DR.. Be
cerra, TEL %. Box 2S5, Bayam6n. Sin
corredores. Joy
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IMPERIAL.

sexta jornada de ia serie francesa
titulada "Barrabas''.
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CINE TRES BANDBRAs:

La extrsordinaria creaci6n francess
ssUn drama de Amor una comedia
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MTEURO-vIRIIs.- para Ia
impotencia, falta dc vtgor So
Kual. decaimisnto fisico Compuesto
Gs IOhimbina legftima del Cameron ,
Lscitina. En- las Duenas farmacias y
3 AroGusr1as.-P.
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CE vENDE:- Autom6vil "Peer-
less' en- perfecto estado. Para
informes: KorBer y Co. Inc, San Juan.
1O-26.
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ST listed INTERESA colocar dine
70 prestamo con buenas garantias, o
81 desea tolaar alguna cantidad de di
nero prestamo con iguales garantias,
dirfjase a Box s93 San Juan; ta.efonos
1864 San Juan. $50 negro santurce.
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LIBERTY:

William S. Hart en- ell colossal dra-
ma titulado "El Umbral de la Con-
ciencia''.
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A TENCION:-No deje para mafa-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure 81 autom6viI 0 truck con
soBRNos DE EzQUIAGA. p.
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STRAND:

La production en- cinco actos titula-
da 'Una vida por otra'' los iilti-
mos sucesos del 'sampaio Correia =
una aventura de. "Capitan Kidd
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VIENTA DE MUEBLES.- Juego
~ de sala, nogal americana, sin
uso, muy barato. Informes, Fortale-
"a 80. primer piso. 1O-17
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COLARES:-venden en- la parada
Ss, el mejor sitio de Hato Rey.
Para infOrmes: Q. Calzada, Tetuan 2,
San Juan. Oficina de a IL y de 2 = 4.
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NORMA:

cuarta jornada de la serie francesa
titulada tBarrabas".
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Sc VENDEN dos rnoScres elec-
tricos Westinghouse de S y so
n. p, que han sido usados muy
POGO. <Box o76. 1919.