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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
School Teachers Engage in Mutiny

.fns or with tho teaching body and
Ilsy. a member OF n yataran organiza.
tAoA who. II has been charged I'm
tho news columns OF The Star, n
amer Taylor bccaune Of a personal
enmiAv toward him-a charge that
has NJ, yet been denied. Well. I
am a war veteran myself. end m
say fha I DR.. Kelion doesn't speak
for ma by any means.
n is or business 20 stand bnfdnd
a public a fficer who IN trying 10 DO
hh duty a be sees IL. not 10 tear
him down, whether we agree with
him or not. What Taylor aaid, dur.
ing the oanat align II not 80 ms<tsriai
as DR.. Keltsi would like 70 make
out. EveryiiA ~ IL theory With n
candidate. Taylor IN now in office
ana must act ar d no one Wiz dany
that no IA aetna according 10 the
dictates Of his Dan best Judgment
for the Interests "a tho schools and
tho public which elestsd him.
Az 70 tho value on Tay1oriyi judg.
mont we may differ. but II should
be remembered that n alto gs tho
Judgment OF Disector shprrt'ck. a
man honored and respected , this
entire community. n man al busi.
ness integrity and hgh pf rpose-.
who has donated his servicea during
moro than half OF his ,busis ess life
70 the upbuildinE Of sessttiss public
schools.
There h nothing holy slbout IN
Individual because he IL school
teacher. Thousands Of Girls 60
thru the university AMI normal
schools and become tea chers be
cause n appeals 10 thsf a az the
most desirable way OF making q
living. II ~ purely q business
proposition; they marry and leave
tho schools as opportunity offers.
and other girls take tile;r places.
Are they overworked7 Wen. they
haven't q tap OF work 70 DO from
now untfl away IN Sept ember. and
they got full pay for dotng u. Lots
OF us would like 10 DO loyerworked
In the same way.
The fanatic newspapssts represent
IN one paragraph that the teachers
are hish-minded and self sacFif1cins.
which undoubtedly IL ths case. and.
in tho merit paragraph. sei forth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Editor The Starr
II seems 20 mo that IN the pres.
ent schol controversy the matter OF
n small cut In teachers pay, tleo
year. less than 81 a week. has
become secondary 70 q larger cues
ton we are facing. and that IN
whether or not all Of us. including
tho teachers. are willing 70 support
constituted authority. which In THIS
case "A tho school board.
What Is tho aituaiionY The school
board. elected BY us 20 conduct
school Affairs In n business way 10
tho best Of their ability. facing a
financial CRISIS and acting well with
IA their rights. cut tho pay Of thu
teachers 81 week. Now | believe
that most OF tho teachers arc ren.
nonable and that this was a matter
for calm reasoning out But the
hothsnda among them AFRO staging
a virtual mutiny. refusing 10 sign
their contracts N their pay II cut
a cent. threatening a waikout.
say in that case tho school
board ought 20 stand It's ground
ana go 70 tho mat with thsn; let
them so n they want 20 SO. but
maintain its own authority. The
schools OF Seattle gradually. over
many years. have been built up into
powerful political organization. II
the teachers can get away with this
revolt and browbeat and tsrForizs
the school board into resoindlns that
pay order. than tho school board
nigh, AZ well cease functioning. for
tho teacher political organization
win be In tho saddle and Il will
mean that no school board In this
future will dsre 10 rayias teachers
salaries except upward and upward
and upward, no matter how living
costs drop or how much the rest OF
US suffor decreased incomes or IN.
creasing taxes Constituted and duly
elected school authority will be
superseded BY . virtual scvist gov
eminent conducted by the teachers
themselves. II this isnt taxation
without representation. don't know
what u.
The attacks upon Director ryios
have been sourrsious. unoalied for
Thry have been waxsd By two hys
! tsricsi nswrpapsrs sss,sing 70 curry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Park Season Auspiciously On

ppen Of Rainier National which
Of
In bringing to public mind which
Ac whole Northwest
. results
the world
be loved and understood by the inhabitants this
teen twsn a
while
Tie crowdsc yuenuy ought
flaw
star rgestha at entlon be the subject
Is IaGnde
GiR
opng constantly that stretch would solve the
Fierce
building
deal for also sprinkle the highway Possibly the ard
~ could
This whole
nnhh wouldb be oneu rldilteraed
eo in the Sound country ought take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Answers Food Scientist"

forrnaidshyds IL very plain and Eives
tho Judge no option but 70 impose
a pcnitentiary ssntanoe. How many
milk dealers would take chance
and dope their milk undsr thsss con.
ditionsi
II our FOOD Scientist WIN take
tho trouble 20 look over tho vital
statistics Of this and other cities.
he or shc win find that the death
rate among helpless babies. as we'll
as adults. Is lower IN Seattle than
In any other city Of equal sixe In
the United States. This speaks
volumes for . mos, excellent milk
supply.
say with ths -nood Scientist
lot us practice the Golden RulA but
let ur not forset that commandment
which " much elder and which says.
Thou shalt no, bear false witness
against Thy nsiEhbor.-
FLETCHER ". aMTTTL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Killing
the Dope EUil

Tho federal grand jury n n
coma advises longer senimcus for
dope pcddlsrs and parsons possess
ins narcotics Illegally. y. Q. Dis
tries Judge Cushman announces to
the jury that hrIl use his own
discretion about sentences
Judge Cushman h right. Of ooursa
He WIN usc his own discretion and
he should That's his Job.
And the grand Jury h right too
Short sentences don't worry the
dops pcddlcrs- The way 10 DEAL
with the narcotic ganxstcrs Is 10
lock them MP Just ~ long NJ tho
Law WIN allow.
Always did strike N a. strange
that the ahabbIest. most rvil mp
pearing Dope peddIing Oriental
nevrr has any difficulty IN hiring
the most smugly plous lawyer in
town 10 60 into court and tel o
plsifui story or give q plausible
excuse and nrEun for . short sen
fencc or q small fine.
Tho dope business IL going 10
be killed and the narcotic evil
ended when congress and the state
legislatures do their full duty and
absolutely prohibit the private
manufacture OF the stuff. Com
pietc government control Of the
manufacture Is vital n the cvil Is
ever to be eliminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Editor The STAR
noticed letter published In Tho
Star OF June 18th with q heading
Calls MIX Impure and signed
food Scientist which think
inertia an answer.
In the first place. this seltstyied
FOOD Scientist" By neglectinE to
sign a name 20 the letter. Ia deprlv.
Ina trusting people, OF The prsvi-
iewe OF Eoins TO this Fountain Of
Knowiodgc for advice In matters
pertaining 20 tho daily diet
Any Person who has positive evf.
isnee that milk or any other food
product - being dopod with formal.
|dehyde or other unlawful preserve.
tiva 10 not q good eitizsn unless
such evidence Il submitted 10 thu
proper authorities and the offenders
prosecuted 10 the fullest sxtont Of
the law. The Law In the casa Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Editor Tho Starr
Seattle Is inviting tho people Of
the East 10 your city. and good
many arc coming by auto. Everyone
that comes over tho Sunset highway
is flirting with death. a. the road II
too narrow and full or dangerous
curves. Especially tho stretch OF
road around Lake Keochelua. which
has 90 many curves that Il could
well DO named "rhe road OF a thou.
sand curves. or deaths"
There II n ample and very cffso.
tive way 10 make these curves safe.
also roads that have drop below
them. az very little cost. a. the ma.
terial lies alongsida OF tho road now.
Place a row OF posts thru the mid.
die OF the road. dividing Il into two
passage ways. forcing each autoint
TO keep his own s'ds or have his car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
LHnEDC ito to H1UR
Put Row of Posts in Highway

wrecitsd by those posts. There
would be no speeding thon. and Il
would take tho worry from the
tourist OF being run into ON those
curves On tho outside Of these
curves a rev Of posts with a los
bolted 20 tho top would lessen the
danger OF going over the bank
sooner or later something must
be done. as the fatal list grows larger
every day, and now " good uma
10 act on the above suggestion. as u
would help 10 solve the labor CUES.
ton whore 30 many men arc out OF
work. Yours truly.
AiAuDE AZ. sCHWAB.
Roslyn. Wash.
+. G.--If these posts we're placed
flv. foot apart on CURVES IL VIII pre-.
vent crossing over and force a re-
duced rate or speed In the narrow
part OF tho road. NJ NJ >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
a or Loue q Mike,
a or9et About IL

Qrom the SPOKANE Prss4
Aespits ne findings Of . recens
grs, 4 Jury hare 70 The effect fhas
juvA ni,s delinquency n Spokane
Il 4 negiixfbis quantity, . -
called -citixens' committee sfill
h chi rying ON . hocus-pocus m
vestig, stion. for the apparent pur.
pose d finding soms more mud to
throw at tho city's already overs
abused youth
This Aommittec has no standing
whatcves In law. In the minds Of
decent citizens or In anything
whatever, exeept the inflated ides
II its own Importance. H. can do
no possible good, exccpt tospuhlish
. wordy report which can. IN any
case, snly echo that Of thc grand
jury.
Fathers and mothers of'this city
rapidly arc becoming bored with
the perspiring efforts Of self-ap-
pointed reformers to discfcdlt their
children and. In turn. dlscrcdIt
their parents There may be, of
course, parents who delight In
having their children -probcd- By
DUN persons whose capacity for
seeing the mote and missing the
beam Is nothing short Of phrnom-
email But We never have met
them.
Tho citirens' committee, precious
child Of oversvorkrd and UNI
healthy imagination. should have
the deceney to fade quietly into
the shadows. n II hasn't. some
body should speak to It In q harsh
voice and tell II where 10 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Here (crhibsfinoJ Il an example
Of one Of the rasors that ,ccre
made for sole and NOT for shapin0.
They are used mostly bv thoa5
stores ,ohich 0ope them for con-
pons upoD purchases. n u rather
nicciookino tnstrumeHt TO the
rictc. but % pds repcr INTENDED
10 shdvc and never toouid shars
anything. - IT u NOT cpcn ~
for corHG 10 u made out OF Bcsse-
ner steel. toIlich % all yt0ht 10
make sfcei rous, but Is absolutely
unfit for raxors.--scnafor MoCrm-
Der fRJ. ". ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

11140 ~OO4C
W1rn = boosieSger mot . boot
lagg<rf
Ihh euestien. asked q some
lsngth " Adolphus Busch In bis
~ fan,ous ictter 10 Mr.. Hard
~. has been more or less ably
onswered by Albert ID. IAsI<er.
ehisf 81 thu shipping board
Dusch's father went to Europe
- ~ American ship George
washington Aboard this shiA I'M
- ~ American Nag. svsry Kind
= beeas known - csmmsres.
D1lh sootch, cora end re
Wh1Hh5. Grrman nhfns vtnA
Hbsaeh ehAmpagns and svEything
oavs Anheuser Busch boeR.
- Busch got mad and saks1
pard1ns bow come And The pres
nornl. being busy, turned the ht-
~ ever to IAsker. who proceed
- % reply.
oh says Iasker in effect,
sour general cdH1nsel says Il ID AL
right 70 sri the booxs- And. any
how, our merchant marine. which
~ are preparing 10 AJAX you stay
ot-hsme Americans 10 pay for.
esmlsnr exist II We didn't givo tho
panssnesrs something y drink
aneard ship"
= bsetlegger h mot . beotiegsvr
Wien be + the American govern
uent.
And - eur reputation for ~
pocsisy spreadA
Every high school boy knows
HAT the deck or saloon Of an
Americsn ship h American son,
Whether IN mid-Atiantio or the
ceuter Of the South Seas What
b crime ct home IL crime aboard
that best 50 II Is lust - unIaw-
fuI 70 sell . liquor aboard an
American ship as It would be over
ne waidorf-Astoris bar on Fifth
svs.
How can We expect the youth
~ this generation to have tho
slightest respect for any Law,
when government agents. under
the very folds Of Old Glory. mako
the eighteenth amendment Jump
thru hoops, lie down and roll over
u wiIIi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

r. republican farmer out IN the
Wdsf cas asked. Are voa for
HaidiDor" He renlied. wen. I
cam frufhfnTlv say ne puf me on
MR. feet" His qupstioner said;
~T'hen Of course pons are for himt"
He replied: mo. atr't for him.
Let 1ns explain. used TO ride IN.
an automobile under the Wilson
admfrgsfrofion. and nop hare TO
toaik- Harding put me on my
feet."-Senator Helm I'D. Ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

What's IN a ndmef A sooman
famous for ncr dnh-care man
books has married Colonel Savage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Quickest sr1v to find babvs toys
70 furn out the Iioht and hunt for
them IN your bare feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Peopre t1ho say nothing Il I'm
possible haze neUer tried havfn0 q
good fims. brooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

One Of the sins AZ the American
people u the Sin ofroasfe.--senator
,Rtno ID, Utah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

that II their pay II cut % wsek
the teachers will lose intspsss b
their work. tsacb bolshpvisrn. >'tlussu
down. the children under their1ua~
II Is an insult to tbs tsaohfsv -
place them In such . light hsfbfs
the public.
The attsmptgof some bf ris taacA
or oreanizatigps 70 i<rrorkzs che
school board 10 far more ssrlsus
Revolt against constituted authorsty
does not square with is,n Amsxiesn
principle thsy are sutuosed 70 b.
hold. that tho majority ruias-~and
the majority 10 repreysnted By shs
school board. II the. teachers -
sist In their mutiny Ilssy the sel.od
board shsnd show them who 4
boss. and the pubtn should seana
squaxsly behind "
LAW AND ORDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
LEARN A.WORD
EVERY DAY


It's pronounced tpsr-a-doks. with
accent on the first syllable.
n means-~a pre- position cont Dry
10 received opinioif an assertion or
sentiment seenin Kiy contradictory
or opposed TO common sense but
yet that may be nrps IN fact any
phsnomsnon OF nc bon with seeming.
~ contradictory Qualities or phases.
II comes from--Latln para
doxum." wflch. In. turn. Is adapted
from two Greek ! words meaning
beside. beyond. contrary TO-" an1
"opinion, TO thtrfk. suppose. ifnkx.
Inc"
It's used like chis--F'or the fed.
srul supren~ courts decisfon IN TIE
case Of the Unlosd Mine Workers Il
America .ageans4 tho Coronado cosI
company Of Arkansas to be claimed
BY both sides m a victory has The
appearance Of a paradox"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

The 60-pound shark killed By Neto York bathers
may hare been looking for VAL Street.
The average life of a coin is rs gears That's
tnhdt it gets for travelling so fast
Indiana .coman convicted Of murder. It's o,cfl
to be houlely.
The latest thing In men's trousers ore apomen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

rshtlshe<s n~uy
~ The Htss
FublishinH Co.
fhens Nafn
escp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

The latest thing IN mans trousers are .Uomon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-14

En- una .ibrcrfa que frecuento, ell
contr6 Il don Acisclo. Estaba hojcan-
do una gramatica moderna. De re-
pente, selalando 4 una de las hojas
del libro, me dijo:
-; EStr es cl cnemigo de Espa1a!...
FL adjective!
lei aGjetivo?. iPor qu6?--le con
teste para oirle.-;No hay adjetivOs
Ell todas las lenguas?
ST: las lengllas ticncn los mismos
elementos mo-fol6gictt>, pcro dentfo
de caGa Una ;.dqC.rrer difCrnte dts-
arrollo y Sc marcan prcdominios dis
tintos. FL ing.6s Eor c,"mplo, iro pa
rece la lengua sustantiva, positiva,
preciya, realista? II yerbo III. man
tan trabIjndO mo CS in c.avc V ell
hilc conductor de sus ~curevcsadas ora
clones! FL alcm&n, p1driamos deci.',
cs Ia lcngEa del VERDE. PIES no.Utr0s
hemCs tc1fdo en- la hipcrtrotia del adj
jetivO. No as achaque llngiiiSticO. sino
de costumbreS. FL Nebricense Y sus
succsores V heredcros legftimos Q lie
gftimos. incluyendo on In categOria
que listed qniera Il In Academia fspa-
nOla, ti"ncn p0ta q ninguna rcSlCn-
Sabilidad en- 81 case. Els adomas un
achaqEe dc epoca. En- los teXtos cas-
tellanos prim:tivos Y adn ell los dc Ia
madureZ. 81 adjective c$ sobrio V pre-
ciso; uUa pincelada eEGrgica. Con 81
barroquismo literario y el barroquis-
mo de las coStumhrcS, Sc cOnviorte en-
una playa.
POrque CS una playa. una enfermc-
dad; no rectificO. FL adjective es la
adulaci0n la e~xageraci6n, la alultc-
raci0n s:stematica de Ia vcrdad, has
Ia ell puato de que los yalores seman-
ticos andan tan rebajados, que los mo
dcradGs elogiOs Sc t0man Il ofensa.
Llama listed discrcto u un cscritor O
a IN c0mico Y Sc ha crcado un @
migo personal. " Lay tan pocOs
~discretos! pasa con los clogioS 10
que con In monela crprrciada; hay
que emp!ear una gran suma para que
surtan efecto cn los usos de Ia vida.
Todoj ilustrcs. eminentes, ill.,
tegerrimos, hcr0icos. %profundOs, ext
MICS. o cuando Mcnos notables. Por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-14
NUEVO HOTEL AMERICA
II5-155 WEST 47TH STREET (Cerca Broadway

e. "Hotel America, ell dnico no
el petamente espalOl que existe
en- Nueya York, acadia de ser tras-
ladado al nGmero ciento c%incuenta
Y CHICO, de la Gale cuarenta y sic
Re, q pocoS pasos de la gran Aveni-
"a Broadway.
Fundado el aho 1885 ha lido su.
friendo transformations y expe-
fimentando progresses a medida que
10 han deman1ado las necesidades.
La importancia que han adquiri-
10 las corrientes eomerciales espa
holas e observation-disclosures o es.
tie pals, Y ell gran nImero de tu-
ristas que a diario 10 viSitan, hiz0
pequeho el nltimo edifciO que Ocu-
paba ell Hotel America" y la en-
presa eompr0 una magnffica casa
moderna con diez pisos, dotada de
todos los adelahtos, y a la altura
del mas exigente comfort.
La nueva casa tiane capacidad
para alOjar c0modamente, 500 per-
sonas Y sus trescientas habitaciOnes
ACCOMPLISHMENTS amuebladas, al
igual que sus amplios c0medores
bellamente ~decoradOs, NADIA tienen
que envidiaf a los de los grandes
hoteles neoyOrquiEOs.
Els su administrator Ell condueno
del antique hotel. don Juan NJ.
Berutich, quien goZa de gran popu-
laridad y II a SUI eXpresiva anna
bilidad, una energfa vigorosa, pues-
ca al servicio del cOnstante mejOra
miento del "Hotel America. To
secundan en- sus faenas Antiques
Y enthusiasts empleados del hotel
Y este undo a que Sc trata de una
empresa RIGA. NOS hace augurar que
ell Hotel America, o 10 que es 10
mismo: ell dnico hotel netamente
espanol que existe en- Nueya York
esta llamado a ser ell verdadero no
gar de todOs los individuos de ls
Raza que visiten la gran ciudad
Las -notas peculiares del "HO-
tel America" han sido siempre las
del mas neto hispanismo y ell am
bientc familiar que en- 81 Sc respira.
No es uno de esos horeleS e. que
uadie Sc conoce. En- 81 hay ambien
te de hogar. Y este, ahadido q que
ell idicma que en- g Sc habla es ell
castellano, 10 ha hecho, para los
espafoles e hispano-americanos, que
visitan New York, algo asf como un
oasis salvador en- medic de ests
gran ciudau
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-14

cl adjetiro. Va Sc supr!mi0 unit veZ.
aunquc por POGO ;vHmip. Aunquc pa
rezca inrerosiuAaniR la reduction
de IN p%eriodico eHs trabaje en- mi
%juvcntuG. Ingres0 en- ella TN mOZo
.clegantc. dc regular pesici0n y lucna
familia. Era n Cpoca ~ Que ST crcfa
que 81 pariodismo llevahu Il todas par
ties, partidularmente Il les que por
ninguha. Fl padre dc niestro, !'ula-
no, lie iiimarcinos as. quiso mctcrlc
en- Mn pcriodico para que hiciese ca
rrera. Fulano no teifa grammatical.
pelo .te:ifa ~aihcaci6n, buen;aiss name
r3ars,, ttr!altoo dc gente Y un tcas,sr:actet
agradablc.. La honrada pobreza del
peritdiSlGo no e~rQe4Nnccs MI t6picQI
los rclpo6r,cres soils 7 padres de ia
militia, con %trrinta duBs ii mes, y po-
dian dmvlhfr, naturaimcnte, a Jorge
Brunntll. | Eli Vista de su buena ifopa
dedicam"s Il FUlano al scrvicio exte,
rior y lc comiSionam6 para los ;,ctos
Representatives. (i5 a inaugural
piQms.. 4 jnmta1 Eendo ho':or al
peri6dieo o ,suN~8,hagGets bieit COR
srs relucientCs somhreE,s de.
g0pa:+ ia thistcra no Eabias side. atn
Gestronada,-sus LEVITT. ingleSaR y
fraes ala Ultima moda.- Y Fulano,
Ia ipTimrra reZ que tonic la iplltma,
fles pregEnt0 a~lagrcmc,ite: ma .1
-Aquf CSC adjctiva: 10 al g4A,
i: Hombre', 81 es moderadanitEte...
Pero no hulo modcracion. Fulano
agctaba lis adjetivoS. 10, tiraba 4 pu-
ilados, come los locos que Sc pancn Il
echar monedas dele una vertana.
Hubo que adol "a p~tovidencia
;crcra, porqrS R.fecionador Sc
luejaba del aumd 10 de trabajo. que
g. produeia tcncrj quc tachar tanto
adjective "a las cuarti!las de FliIano,
attends lie. endcrezarlc las oracionas
y de Xtiipar las faltas ue ortograffa.
Tn dfa arircci0 pn Ia sala dc. redac-
ci6n IN cirtclitO que dccfa DE Urden
del director. queda sulaimido >el adj
jetivo.' ~
y saut. enGr, hizo c..rcra:
;Lltg0 i mini%tro &c INSTRUCTION pd-
blica?
No; era h3S3mlcsto. s. ron
tentd coz POGO. FuG diputado provin-
cal, gob"rnador d. uHa proviacia de
tercera Clasc; lc dier0n Lat graz cruz
de Isabel la Cat0lica, de Ia cu;.l re-
ncsu6 g! aluclla ccasiGn. porGuc tuve
que c%c:nrihuir con cinco duros al re-
gallo dc IN insi@nias. Despu6s Sc ca
80 Y 81 fue 1 cultivar siis t~ierras.
4RdrcHio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-14
CENTRAL

Edifcioo tconstruidO e~xpresamenv
sara HoteK,A modernamente .quipada
con ~ascensor. habitaciones con baha
telefono. timbres y cuantO requiem
I'll moderno comfort. Plan Eur0pee
Restaurant la carta. Telefonos
SSl-l144.7 Box 1852, San Jose, Plaa
Principal San Juan. p R."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-14
CARRIE

Situado.. en- el coraz6n de ls ciudad
Perfectamentei acondicionado cor to-
dos los ~adelantos modernos. Asrensnr.
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Gale de San Francisco No. "a. San
Juan. P. R, 80
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