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= oY. John NJ. PARKER of Loulsi

- OV. JOHN NJ. PARKER of Louisi-
~ ana, who has promised TO squelch
the Ku KluX Klan in his state, took
his first radical action in that line last
week when he ordered a company of
the National Guard to proceed to Mer
Rouge and Bastrop, in Morehouse
parish, to await his orders. That par
ticuar parish has been the field of
much Khan activity and the organiza-
ton was said to be connected with
the celebrated Mer Rouge kidnapping
case of last August, which the author
ities have been entirely unable to
solve. Five citizens of the town were
kidnapped and two of them. Maj. Watt
Daniels and Thomas Fletcher Rich
ards have not been seen since. The
men who were released said the kid
napers looked like what we know of
the Ku Klux as they had hoods and
robes" There was a rumor Wednes-
day that the bodies Of the missing
men had been found and that this ac-
counted for the calling out of the
troops. Another explanation of the
governors action was that residents
of Jena, in La Sale parish adjoining
Morehouse parish had passed resolu-
lions asking to be relieved from the
oppression of the Klan."
AT the recent conference of COVER
nors in White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, Governor Parker sought to obtain
assurance of cooperation from other
executives in his war on the Khan,
but he was rather disappointed in
the result.
DRESIDENT HARDING played host
- for Is of the governors at lunch
con in the White House and discussed
with them the problem of enforcing
the prohibition law. Fourteen of them
agreed with the President that meas
ures must be adopted for rigid en-
forcement of the Volstead act The
other, Governor Richie of Maryland,
denounced the law as an intolerable
CAtcHSioH VI pdltlHdlSlll III CblllIuNtn-
ton of state rights.
"The great majority of people of
Maryland believe the VoIstead law
simply cannot be enforced there
Governor Richie asserted "Our peo-
pie are imbued with fine traditional
respect for law and established order.
and we were effectively solving the
temperance question by local option.
During that method. when the people
Of a community wanted prohibition
they actually got II.
"The volstead law changed all this.
Our people, in the main. regard it as
an unnecessary and drastic federal in
fringement Of their state and personal
rights. The lack Of respect for law
and the actual lawlessness which have
resulted is deplorable. The only rem
edy see is to recognize that the Vol
stead law is destructive of the rights
of the states and to turn the whole
question back to the states, so that
each may settle 1t in accordance with
the will Of its own people"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-28

Q ENATORS opposed to the ship sub
~ sdy measure continued the fight
in the senate, some trying to force 1t
aside for consideration of the Norris
agricultural financing bill and others
endeavoring to kill it entirely. Among
the latter were Mcclellan of Tennes-
see, who introduced an amendment to
eliminate the entire government aid
section; and King of Utah, who intro
duced bill proposing abolition of the
shipping board and transfer of its
functions to the Department of Com
merce.
In the house further consideration
of the Green resolution for an amend
ment TO the Constitution prohibiting
the issuance Of taX-eXempt securities,
as urged by the President and Secre-
tary Mellon, was postponed until after
the holidays, Opponents of the reso-
luton said it was beaten.
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Q ENAToR LADD of North Dakota

SENATOR LADD of North Dakota,
- Republican, has introduced a
resolution calling for an investigation
by the senate foreign affairs commit
tee to ascertain the tue state of af-
fairs in Nicaragua, the facts concern
ing American occupation of that re-
public, in 1910; why American forces
still are quartered there, and "the
connection between certain New York
commercial houses and the Chamorro
Clan government of Nicaragua" The
resolution set forth various criticisms
of the American policy in Nicaragua
declaring that mo state Of war exists
between the United States and Mica
ragua which would justify the per-
manent quartering Of our military
forces upon territory of friendly
neighhCrly nation; that "the eXecu-
tive department has no constitutional
powers to maintain such invasion
without the consent of congress-"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-28

A AMBASSADOR HARVEY is on his
4 way home from England, having
been called for conference with the
President and his advisers concerning
the possibility of the United States
bringing about a settlement of the
reparations question and thus helping
to relieve the financial distress of EtI-
rope. The administration, 1t Is under.
stood, insists the reparatlons settle
ment must be made without a can
collation. of the allied debts to this
country. England and France appear
to think this cannot or should not
he done. Mr.. Haryey's advice in the
matter Is regarded as valuable and
necessary
The European nations are skeptical
concerning an American loan. and the
French especially dislike the idea
that Is said to be under consideration.
declaring 1t bears the stamp made
I'm Germany" Thomas w. Lamont of
]. p. Morgan & Co. asserted In New
York that the American people have
no intention of making q loan to Ger
many because that country Is not In
a position at the present time "to in
spire our people with confidence to
buy Its bonds.' At the same time Mr.
Lamont stated conditions under which
he believed German loan might be
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THE naval apr opriation bill, car
- rying total of $325,000.000, and
providing for an enlisted personnel of
$4,000 men, was passed by the house
on Monday. 1t includes request
that the President negotiate with for
eign powers relative to limiting CON
struction of warcraft under 10000
tons, though Representative Mondell
told the house Mr. Harding needed no
urging and would start the negotia-
tons "when he deems ii wise and
practicable"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

G A L L I-C u RCI in the
flesh and in marble. Allan
Clark, noted American
sculptor. pictured at work
on his marble bust of the
famous operate songbird,
Mrs. Homer Samuels (the
prima donna's offstage ap-
pellation) between adding
to her repertoire and sup
ervising the erection of
her new 100000 home in
the Catskills, has spent
many hours posing for this
likeness. Unt,eruood
Left-FROM RACING
CARS TO BABY CAR
RIAGES. Tommy Milton,
famous driver of racing
cars, pictured in Beverly
Hills, Calf, as he signals
for a traffic turn in his
new role of chauffeur to
his six : weeks old son,
Tommy jr. International.
Right-A PROUD DAD.
Mr.. E. G. Stoddard, of
New Haven, pictured at
the international Polo
Field, at Westbury, L. l.,
watching his son, Louis E.
Stoddard, the great Mead
ow Brook No. / man of
Devereux Milburn's IA
nous "Big Four" The
hard-hitting poloist was
badly bruised in a crash
during the recent match
between the Meadow
Brooks and the Flamin-
gos. Le,,;ck
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

Right = PRINCEToN's
CAPTAIN. Introducing
Melville P. Dickinson, Of
Binghamton, N. Y, who
was elected leader of Old
Nassau's gridiron war
riors s~recently by a tele-
graphic vote from men,
bers Of last years eleven,
following the resignation
OF Ralph Gilroy. Dickin-
son, who was also captain
OF this years Princeton
basketball five, plays right
guard on the Orange and
Black eleven. Keps,oue
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

Rght-AT ABERDEEN.
MARYLAND. Cabinet
members, army officials
and scores of civilian spec
tators visit Uncle Sans
artillery proving grounds
at Aberdeen, and our cam
eraman has caught them
as they swarm over one
OF the big guns. Some
idea of the size of the tre-
mendous rife may be had
by comparing it with the
row of men who are seat
ed along the barrel. Spe.
cial artillery and bombing
tests were staged for the
benefit Of the spectators.
Undcrroosi
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

TWENTY TONS FOR
THE WHITE HOUSE.
President Harding begins
to put in his winter sup
ply of hard coal. Twenty
tons of the needed $50
tons of anthracite arrives
from the government fuel
yards and is dumped into
the White House cellar.
just what price the Chief
Executive paid for his
black diamonds is not
"Aio"h' Underwood
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

CLUB hold one of
5. The scene at the
Empires KLEIN and
second game of the
se Of approaching
coys tied at 8 to 3
IN inning, showing
Ids feircle) being
q under the needed
police surrounded
reasonable mob of
Reconstruction that
hir to the Baseball
diseredit TO New
Wide World
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

Right - P / N C H O T
T A M E S THE "NIT-
TANY LION" Clifford
Pinchot, Progressive can
didate for Governor of
pennsylvania, pictured
making friends with the
"Nittany Lion" a human
impersonation of the fa-
NOUS emblem of Pennsyl-
vania State College.
Pdal Tho,apson
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

SNAPPED BEFORE
T H E FIRST GAME.
Manager Miller Huggins
OF the American League
pennant winners, and John
McGraw, boss of the Ma
tlonal League champions,
shake hands just as
though they mean it TO-
q preliminary to the OPEN
ing of the series which re-
suited in a four-games-to-
none victory for the ma
chine-like Giants over the
Yankees, odds-on favor
ties to win the series.
kGdeI q Herbert.
Evening star., 1922-01-22
The Pre-lnpentory Clearance Sale Brings Ra

Costs have been disregarded profits forgotten goods
absolute disposal in department from basement to roof
stocks before February Only few of the many exraord
you're bound find here and the astonishing saving
values positively phenomenal.
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Teorla muy vieja, doctor

ssMas como todo ser vivo es lln foco
dinamico, todo foco dinamico tiends
a propagar ell movimiento que le es
pculiar, Sc comprende claraments que
al.tededor de cada ser Sc forme una CO
mo atm6sfsra vital-distinto en- cada
individuo--y que no envuelve, penetran
tlo en- la masa del ORGANISING, al que
acompafia en- todos los movimientos que
ejecuta, como la TERRA acompafia esa
rorcion gaseosa que Sc llama atm6sfera.
(DaI Pozzo, pag. 301) O
''Admitida esta ATMOSFERA VI
tai, pueden explicarse algunos feno-
nenos curiosos: IPor que en- ocasiones,
Ia vista de una persona, sin haberla
hablado nunca, Sc siente por ella sim
patfa, antipatia indiferencia? Seglin
Ell Professor italiano, ell mecanismo esta
en- que Las. atm6sferas whales. de los in
6ividuos que SO encuentran, cambian mll
tuamente sus radiaciones, y 81 las vi
bracjones son concordantes. arm6nicas
entire 81, nacen interferencias positivas
acordes, consonantes, y de aqui simpa-
tia 81 las vibraciones son Heterogeneous
Cisonantes, Sc producer interferencias ne
gativas, pulsaciones: en- 10 moral, anti
patia; 81 las diferencias son ligeras
Sc forma un equilibrio estatico indi
fel'encia moral, dificil de mantenerse
rorque, de dos ritmos de radiaci6n, el
uno debe prevalecer sobre Ell otro.
ga quien no ha ocurrido pensar inc
pinadamente en- una persona y encon-
trarla la vuelta de una esquinaf
lQui6n no ha presentido la llegada dc
uu aussnte en- momentos en- que no Ia
espraba?
t'En estos casos, parece, segln Dal
Pozzo. que nuestra atm6sfera vital hs
sentido Las radiaciones de la persona er
auien pensamos, mucho antes que nues
tros ojos la hayan visto. Y t6ngase er
cuenta qua este ocurre con personas 9
las que nos hgan vinculos de amistad
o de familia, como 81 nuestras respec-
twas atm6sferas whales, acostumbrada'
vibIar homog6nemente durante un
tempo, Sc resintieran al experimental
de nuevo las mismas vibraciones, des
pertaran la idea Y Ell nombre de la pei
soma que Sc acsrca.
ssOtro fen6meno curioso es el que
ocurre con Ell bostezo y la tos. Muchas
veces basta que en- una reunion, por nu
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AYUDE A Los NINos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so
ciedad filantr6pica GEL Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exto
que podeT1os asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
signifcante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, la senora
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ.
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information de JuncOs

SOBRE Ell NOVENO Y DECIMO
GRADO. Nos permitimos uamar La
atenci6n de los padres de familia GU
yos hijos han de cursar Ell noveno Y
decimo grado en- nnestrasl escuelas y
que no han. respondido cartas dirigi
dales y en- las que solicitabamos cuo-
tas para cubrir la cantidad que Sc ne
cesita con destino a cubrir ell sueldo
que ha de percibir Ell professor que Sc
ha de contratar para las classes de los
referidos grades, que es un deber de
patriotismo local, hacer cualquiera
clase de saerificio pecuniario para que
en- nuestros planteles de enseianza,
no desaparezcan estos grades por la
gran importancia que revisten. FL
traslado de un alumno otra pobla-
ci6n a cursar sus estudios, necesaria-
mente tiene que irrogarlos grandes
gastos, y el cuidado y direction de los
mismos queda abandonado, mientras
Sc priva nuestro pueblo de la ayuda
benefciar nueLtra comuridad, en-
particular a los nifios pobres que no
pueden ir a otras localidades a con-
tinuar estudios.
Hemos de tenor presente que los
alumnos de los pueb,os q. no pueden SOS
tener estos grades acudiran otras ciu
dades para soIicitar su ingreso en- las
Escuelas Superiores y tai sera Ell ndme
70. cue no sera possible darle cabida,
al final Sc quedaran sin asiento y per
deran ell curso escolar que empieza Ell
dia % del corriente.
Es tempo de que los padres de IA
milia refexionen juiciosamente sobre es
te importantisimo asunto, y presten SUI
desinteresada cooperation al Comite de
Padres, y al Comisionado Municipal de
Instruction, que han tornado su car
go este asunto, pues unos cuantos do
lares mas en- benefcio de nuestro pro-
greso Intellectual, no les arruinarfa, y
por ell contrario Sc convertiran en- ju-
gosos frutos para Ell bienestar de sus
hijos
Nos guia en- este noble y altruista
pemsamiento, ell gran amor que senti-
mos por la noble y bienhechora obra
de la instruction, pan para el espiritu,
luz para la conciencia, y sentimental
dad para Ell coraz6n.
Demos preferencia los grandes pro
blemas que han de resolverse por me-.
dio del sacrifcio personal y pecuniario,
y sembremos la semilla de la instruc.
con en- Ell alma colectiva de nuestros
pueblos.
Simplicio j. CORDERo.
Presidente del Comite de Padres
Juncos, agosto de 1922.
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REsEA coLocAcIoN:-Joven CO

nEsEA coLocAc1oN:- :-Joven Co
- misionista con experiencia en- va
rios ramos, dssea lineas comision o
aceptaria proposition a sueldo. Infor
macion: BOX 949, San Juan 1926.
PERRo ExTRAvIADo:- rsrro ,'
! grande, de raza Pointer, blan
CO Y manchado chocolate. Sc gratifica
ra al que 10 entregue su dueio. Te-
lefono 881 negro, Santurce. .-6-22.
VfUDA DE MUsA.-53l West 15Oth
St.-ofrece su casa privada, completa
nrente moderna, dos pasos de Broad
way. Riverside Iglesia espanola, a
familias que vengan New York y de
seen vivir bien. INTERPRETERS y toda ella
So de comodidades. Precios m6dicos.
Avise por correo y Sc recibira en- 81
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COMERCIANTEs DETALLIaTAS.--
Homos recibido una grandisims CAN'T
kad de calzado que nquidamos casi .
precics de costs. O. P6rex Alvarsx. 8. On
@. San Juan. =.
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uN ADoRADoR DE BAco

En- Ell barrio Minillas, los guardias
Remedio Lopez y Nazario Miranda ocu-
rsron en- poder de Felipe Figueroa. dos
frascos de cristal conteniendo aproxi-
madamente nueve litros de ron. FL CO.
nisionado della Corte Federal le sefial6
$3.50 de fanza al violador de la ley
vcltead.
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Gran BaratiIIO
Sc qued6 de dia en- Allen 68

Pdblico aprovecna la oportunidad de
icomprar barato v con grandes benefi-
clos Toda familia que caste $15 en-
.esta tienda obtendra un regalo dc un
trajecito de n:no desde el numero que
quieran hasta diez. 81 estas fami-
las no pueden gastarlos de una vez pue
den hacerlo en- dos veces y obtendran
un rcibo, precios 90 por ciento mas ba-
ratios que en- ninguna otra parte. G.rajes
de hombres y trajes de nifios precios
nunca vistos.
A Levy. Advt.
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NHEDALLAs RELIGIosAs encha-
AvA padas. garantizadas por 25 amos;
aguantan acido. Muestra con su SAN
to por so csntavos. Grandes descuen
tos Agentes. Porto Rico Trading Co.,
BOX 1174, San Juan
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TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
: mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras pros
pectos a su Representative Jose O. Pc
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
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a RaUMENTos PARA cINEI:-

~ KGUMENTOS PARA CINEl:--
Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda!
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
cho. Por que no aprende escribir argu
msntos para el Cine7 Nosotros le ense-
fisremos. Pfdanos informes. Institute
Fotodramatico. P. o. Box 40. sta. I.
New York City P.
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(I) Es ds notar que Dial Pozzo no
es espiritista como el doctor otero Ace
vedo uno de los hombres de ciencia gus
Sc trasladaron Napoles para estudiar
los fen6menos de fuerza psiquica que
sc producian en- presencia de la medium
Eusapia Paladino. Sin embargo de este.
la teoria de Dal Pozzo es confrmativa
de la del mediator pastico de los anti
guos fil6sofos, cuerpo astral de los teo-
sofistas periespiritu de los Espiri-
tistas. N. de T. del ".
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XYENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- la Gale "Hoare''. step
Ia. Santurce.-Llame al telefono 67s
azul, santurce seran servidos inmedia
tamente. e.-P.
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I'll LUJO" -Estudio flos6hco-so-
cial: Ejemplar so.15 De venta: Real
Herrnancs y demas librerfas, San Juan.
Isla, 5000. enviando giro postal al
autOr, Manuel Tornado Martinez. san
turces-sr22.
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T,ERRENos EN sANTo .DoNlIH

TvERRENOS EN-, SANTo DoMIN
GO.-Ss ofrece grandes peque
fas parcelas de terreno odominicano a
diez minutes de Santo Domingo City,
sobre la carretera Central, cruzados
por buenas aguadas navegables, pro-
pias para hacienda, lecheria, crianzs'
etc. Sc venden de contado a plazos
precios de actualidad. Dirijase a la
ofcina de Adriano Mejia. Allen 1s,
San Juan, P. R.-P.
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GyoLAREs DE OCAsION:-Tangc

<yoLAREs DE OCCASION: -rengo
- cinco solares que miden de $50
q 500 metros, en- la Carretera del Sebo
ruco, con frente dicha carretera, es
quina otras calles y vis-
ia al Paruue del Colegio del Sagrado
Coraz6n de JESUS, que estoy dispuesto
vsnder precios muy convenientes.
Inf6rmese en- seguida. Henry W. Doo--
ley, Tanca 2, telefono $50. San Juan-P.
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CE ALQUILA planta alta casa MI
nero 10 calle Pershing. parada
4S. cerca del Parque. Para informes
su duefo, telefono 266 szul. San Juan,
Allen 37.-- 8-24.
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GONZALEZ PADIN co.

XTEA 10 que compra. Cuando usIed
compra leche condensada RO-
GERS en- bote de cristal usted We el
contenido antes de comprarlo. La mas
pura-9-2.
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TvECHOs:-Ds Terra Gotta, Tejas
y Pizarra:-Si usted esta pasan
do difcultades con su techo de carton
% metal, consulte conmigo para sunni
nistrarle un TECHO ETERNO a pre-
clos nunca vistos en- Puerto Rico. Ward
lGosher, Box 297, Rio Piedras.- Il
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EyAMIIIA REsPETABLE. adm. M

EAMILIA REsPETABLE, admite
: pupilos y sirven comidas a domi-
clio. en- la casa No. So, Gale Munoz Ri
vera frente "a plaza. Casa fresca, ha
bitaciones c6modas y sanitarias. 81 us
ted desea hospedarss dirijase hoy mis-
mo Box %, telefono 119, Rio Piedras,
p. R.-6-22.
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DURANTE mi ausencia en- los Es-
tados Unidos necesitar6 un hom-
bre con experiencia de vendedor via
jante y jefe de una oficina de Comisio
mes. Garantizamos $500 mensuales o
mas. 81 resulta, posici6n sera perma-
nente.
Escriba esWhee,er y Blanco''. San
Juan, Roman Blanco 8-22
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Ell LIBRO AL OLA. -obras de Espi-
ritismo, Magnetisnno, Magia, Trasmi-
sion del F'ensamisnto, Botanica, Fas-
cinaci6n, Clarividencia, El Iibro In
fernal. Ell Diccionario Infernal, FL Ii
bro de San Cipriano, obras de Flam
marion, Automovilismo. Electricidad,
Agriculture, Carpinteraa, Ebanisteria,
Mscanica. etc, las acaba de recibir
la Liberia CAMPos, Allen % Y Sal
vador Brau s5, San Juan, P. R. 9-s
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a vISo:--A las sefioritas estudian-
tes que vengan a Ia Universidad
durante Ell afio escolar. Sc adrniten 4
pupilas en- casa de familia respectable
espafiola. Carretera Central parada 38
cerca dc la Universidad. Hato Rey. Ju
Eta Montafiez de Ruiz.-8-29.
CE ALQUILA una casa pequena
~ amueblada con todas comodida-
fes frente al mar, para tres meses
desde ell primero de agosto. Para infor
maciones dirfjase Gale Berga 8, pa
rada 11.-8-27.
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MAZDA MEJOR que las afamadas
hallacas venezolanas que Sc ha
cen los sabados y domingcs en- la ca
sa No. 10, Gale de Barcelona, Stop
1912, santurce. ordens sus pedidos
por te.6fono, 1872 azul 90
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CE vENDE en- publica subasta, por
- cuenta del Gobierno Insular, De
partamento de sanidad, y en- los terre
nos del Sanatorio Insular de Rio Pie
dras, las diez de la maiiana del vier
mes dia 21 de julio, los siguientes ar
tfculos: cabaiOs dsl pals, un mulo
americana, cuatroa mulas americanas y
un lote como de 400 sacos vacios de
harina de trigo.
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DERITo CoMERCfAL:-se aIquiia
: un local prop6sito para Colma
do cualquier negocio en- La parada 5,
carretera nsimero Al, cal1e Pelayo,
Puerta de TERRA. Informaran en- los
altos.-9-1.
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icaracoIes! Que Brujo mas
terrible. Lame al Tel. 355.
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eTsN $500O.OO.-Se vende una bonita
/. residencia en- ell mejor sitio del
Condado cerca de la Escuela Luchetti.
Para informes dirijase H. Cordero
Box s6s5, San Juan, Telefcno 156 v 500
negro - 9-1O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-22

nUIERE usted CONFER bien y DOR
X mir c6modamente7 Ell hotel San
Francisco lie proporcionara estas ven
tajas por precio razonable. Rosario Cas-
tro, San Francisco 46 altos. telefonc
1509.-8-31.
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.CA1azADO.-- COmerciante de calxHdo:
no compr6is sin yer primero nEestso pre-
Gle y descuento. o. Perez Algarsx, 8.
sa O. r.
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DUPILAs:-Casa de familia no
norable Sc admiten tres 0 cuatro Sc
noritas portorriqueflas o americanas,
/ de buenas referencias, para el proximo
curse. 1nformes, "Avenida de La Uni
versidad'', chalet de dos plantas pinta
do de amarillo, Rio Piedras, P. b.
s-25.
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DINTURA sUrERToR, fabricads

DINTUKA SUFEKlOK, fabricada
por Ia Deveboise Company 1
vendemos todas classes y tamanos, a
precios baios. Tambi6n vendemos
ssstains' en- colores. villamil. En- la
Marina, San Juan. 9--10