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Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Latonia
First race-William Oldt, Bred At
Home, Ben Bolt; second-Away. Rem. i.
dita, Stoneage; third--Ashland. Dorius
Wayward Lady; fourth-Dartmoor
Chatterton, Precious Lula; fifth-Ad.
T0cate, Gangway, Pinder Peel; sixth
Ten Sixty, Antonia, Kenmare; seventh
-Countess, Travesty, Stockwell.
Craigmiles, Anticipate, Musito: seco1d 1i
-Chloris. Cote dor, Heron tbirJm u
Ammunition, Briganna, st. Paul
fourth.Alercury, Estero, Fair Gain :
fifth-.Sudoo, Yowell. Rex Gaiety: sixth
Fair Virginia, Walk.up, Anmut :;
seventh-Joan Of Arc, Weary, Smarty'
Dcvonshlre - First race Bassino
Boy: Bengore. Statim; second-Sam
Mcbride, Joella, Janice G.; third
Ultimate, Petite: Terminal: fourth
Iheo, Antilles, Colando; fifth--Adonis,
Hiansman; Chasscur; sixth-Hereafter,
Luave, Blaise seventh-Red Legs,
Pirate MCGEE, Lazy Lou.
ACleduct-First race-Bernice K.
Tell, Dustabout. Timeless: third m
Mount Hope. Mystic, Deep Sinker
fourth Thessaly, True Filler, New
Hampshire; fifth-Nephasites William
A., Letterman; Observation-Disclosures
Giarre, Hourbel.
Thibodaux, Will Perkins, fast son O,
Cunard- Electro, made a runaway of tht
Latonia Derby Saturday, finishing tn,
mile and half ten lengths in front OF
Yeshimi, eased up. Olympus ran n \
poor race. Thibodaux will make a good
showing with the best three. year olds
In the East later In the summer when he
will be sent to Saratoga. His time in
the Latonia Derby was meritorious.
Anna NJ. Humphrey. one Of the few
juveniles saved from the $4O0, 900 stablt
fire suffered by Camden and Milan in
the early spring at Lexington, will be
pitted against the best two year -olds M
Saratoga. The Milan filIy has won
her only two starts, and her owner ro !.
fused $4,000 for her n few days ago.
Milan says she is the best two year old
of the season.
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HOnOrs
HOw Does II Strike You?
Hagen's Reception
Gibs0n's Resignation
Collegiate Golf
By
THE OBSERVER :

THE triumphant Hagen Jim Barnes and Jock Htehra
men @ @ 1r ss @ @ sss are planning to pay tribute
S $ #sss $S:
golfers Of Great Britain the feat performed by the
?, will b: Zoe K,,swood the Australian l
rSe exhibition foe the, win
make this country this summer nm ...,...,. 49,, ..,
i,
Prominent rH% ICE. hockey player '''
Nov wills Jack Dempsey h.v. definitely decided
attention sn sS % tho ns%s .rs strike. can '' MS '''
VIII Miller Higgins Be-
THE Bill Gibson Of the Pirates distinct
prise although known that the Buccaneers were suffering from
reported cracked in tn. u.
friction between so Gibson ~.;S and p:
:ss.s ss,s s:. s,
Dfesfs.' .
ssrunt'sd players have been heard all
estt: with the Yankees ~
Miller gin II, s;nst f .s'
no Huss fault ~
ID has hit his pace, but the record still out Of sight,
Form Return. in intercollegiate. Golf .5
oRM returned to its on Saturday when polly Boyd Dartmouth
pss:'., when r.
Secor hopelesly outclassed :.
links Garden
brides
VIC on the holes.
per- When him. thereby
hat has temper
W % % @ ss ess:ta h s.s +: ,s fey
to the
sparkling GOLF The
with popularity generally. -
THE swimming Is in Phn.dsphi. Is
in number
field athletics with tho
United States would
international competitions.
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GETS NOTED GRID MENTOR
Reggie Brown, Harvard strateoIst,
to Assist Brown Eleven

New York, July 3.-Brown Uniyer.
sity',s football outlook for 1929 is the
brightest that the Bears have had since
1915. in. which year the Providence
eleven defeated both Harvard and Yale.
Few college elevens In the country
will have a board Of strategy that can
approach that Of the Brunonians, who
have engaged Reginald w. =. Brown,
Harvard '0S, to assist Edward n. Rob
inson, Brown 90, In developing this
years eleven.
Brown for many yenrs was the Har-
ward advisory coach and stratcgist.
known the country over as one of the
greatest students Of the American col
lege game.
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PIanI Beats Kramer and oou,Ist

Newark. July s.-orlando Plant, tho
Kramer and Alfred Goulet in a three.cor.
nered match race at the Velodrome yester-
between Goullet and Kramer. This took a
lot out of both. an Plant captured the next
two easily, In the second heat Goullet
Mas tn" second .nan over the line and
Kramer third. while In the final heat Kramer
tralled Piani home with Goullet finishing
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DEFEAT Of G[ENNA
WAS GOLF UPSET.
Miss Collett Bowed to Miss Cum
mings in Buffalo Tourney.
Evans Beat Won Elm
FIFTH TITLE FOR OUIMET


hhSt week cnucn WIN p,urp ahu
pam Tor go't chtmnsiaaS an over IN
country. ont III Nansas .lty Ch'ch
Evans won thc western Amateur got
crown by eliminating George Won Elm
the most highly toutcd golting i.och
invar to come out OF the far West IN
blue moon:
Won had experienced only one deten
In thirty tournaments. and long bcfor'
he reached the finals was telling ever,
one that he would lift the Westerr
crown from Chicks pate. He never
the sort Of game that made him the
greatest amateur in the country.
Evans won by 8 up and 4 to play
but had he desired the margin would
probably have been much wider. II
was the seventh time that he has put
the Western title away in his locker.
Won Elm's cockincss in victory had
earned him certain need Of dislike
but he won back all the popularity he
had lost by his good humor in his de-
feat.
o,,,o. .
""""e' Asai"
Up In Salem, Mass, Francis Ou!met.
who Is running Evans a good second
loT championships, TOOK the MaSS0 =
chusctts State championship home with
IJarr.rI froshr,n . ae s.ad "1N .h ,aout,r, .i,.
Of defeat ,ot Ouimet's hands nv the
lopsded score of 10 and II IN this
match-o bottIe in which bo.was move
comnlctolv ontc,a.,oJ th,n w. E,,,,,
vns nv Ev,ns Orin,o. haa 49, -. .
sort of timo i, ,h;s .orrmaro,, m"m umu rinr :
inc fve matcbos '",S nnd ,'u, uamon ma, bn;, p'as
tendod ho~o,,i T. "u. ns.., III. yc"'s eN
Anotho. 'n" .,I r.uen'n noIe. <,,.
ono ~ CauJ., IVY, ,;. ne''',ins Victory Ntnis
tn. toroJ at -, natden Clty; y; - was regis
,,ortb , no1'"cn bo!u, tSe nart
W;II;n,,s VITA '.,'., VINO Iook ~; %. secor. OF
,bn. ''",, n,i,,,; i,i.o 'amp bf inc same count
Sooor s""e '.,.ii.Na'eH .ai. ~, tloddsrI- ana ~.
hofoa SnLU, ,ooh @ ~ ior tnc nrst eightccn
,,u, nnnoo,I .1t e'tn lhlr goll. soEd nerves
arlrni.o 10 pe on edge' 1or ne threw
n; no viuo away WIN Violcnt gesture or
ulSsust "hen he lost the frst hole on
the AFTERNOON round. Apparently his
DISGUST dld not AFFECT his game. for he
mad brides on the second and third and
was only one over fours on the seven
hoies thhc were required to put Sccor
out OF the running.
None Of these results were surprising
to followers of the links game. The
real upset came nt Buffalo in the
women's international invitation tour
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bout to be staged at the Philies' Ball
Park next MondAy night.
l.oughran has been working hard for
this contest, the most important of III,
brief. but brilliant, ring career, for
more than month. lie has trained of
what little excess wei ght he carried and
needs only light work from now on 10
keep him on razor edge for the bout
Joe Tiplitz will clash with Pal
Moran, of New Orleans. The pairings
for the other eight round bouts are !:
Ad Stone vs.. Jim Holland. Joe BEN
iamin vs.. George Noung) Erne and
Earl France W. Jimmy Hanlon.
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Levene to Coach Lake Forrest

George Uzzy) Levene. member Of Penn .
football coaching staf last year. has signed
a contract to be head coach Of tho Lake
Forrest College. n. c.. team next fall.
Levens played end on Penn in 1908 and 1907
He had charge OF the ends at Franklin Field
last season.
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L0UGHRAN HARD AT IT
Working Diligently for Bout With
Greb Hero

Realizing the golden opportunity to
step within punch or two OF the mid
dleweight title that confronts him when
- goes into the ring with Harry
Orb, American light heavyweight
champion and most serious Of contenders
~ the crown of Johnny Wilson, Tommy
L0uGhrsn, today will resume training
u1ttf 4 brief rest for the eight round
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Quaker City Pros Are Busv

The Quaker city Pros. who staged q ten.
urdny. are ut York tomorrow for a double,
header with the American Chain, or
Wednesday the Pros are back with a return
clash with Shanahan. They are still open
next Saturday and want game away. Call
NICK Manns or Frank SchalleT. Columbia
027O up to p. NJ. tonight
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Scraps about Scrappers

Chick Kan.n. is back from New, York.
wnere nen1 on s;S,grssy nigh; a he was rc,dsTed
syery round and the % verdict was Sn'pH popuis4 TEn
IN the Ice Paseo @ G rrday aS' niah, ni.'
-, Frankie ankle, DALEY is Sus With essllsns. to
the the 1ss on Ssss
'ponnsy Is so:ns to make rhiadsphiaa sK Ma''sn; sis
fathers cottage in Lcigonier. Pa. Though
ne cannoE ct IN the tournament now. he
ae q sSdr S Sss IL viii Knock tnf out hoSp; SS
Barrett at lss pounds ringsids."
Al Moore, ,of Of the famous family Of Moor.
tho fyweghts, Hs recently boxed ten rounds
with Indian Russell.
Bobby RobLdeau is matched with p,o,,
coniin at Altoona. Pa. July ~. ten rounds
ard Al Reynolds at Manayunk on July 81.
remNtched to meet at Atlantic City July 10.
Joe Coilsta. Poushkeep.is. N. r, fly,
men his sgeshs; PrsMfsr,ins battlins Murray,
ts SHy Sd GS G' 'GsnSy S..ns N0Yss S.nss$ s$
by Ralph Jannatty. OF Atlantic City.
an sncore at atlantic CITY tonight. Hnotha1 st ~
| bout at the Northside A, C. il To ha ho'
tween Harry (Kid Stewart and Youns Jach
| Dillon.
Marty Sanders. Philadelphia 1ls.pounder
Is resting during the summer and he viii b.
ready to 30 to the post IN tho fall
Battling Pete Williams. who scored knock
Jack Bisckburn in his last TWO bouts. s Tuhi5 Wuuia5
ike TO meet Kid Boots and Battling Frisco.
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Johnny Hayes and Johnny Ray have b>en
remntched to meet at Atlantic City July ia

Jack West and Eddie King are to meet IN
an encore at atlantic City tonight. Another
bout at the Northsde A. c. Is to be be-.
Dillon. S"
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The field events include the 100 ward
dash, broad jump. high jump, 22O-yard
dash, 44O-yard dash, shotput and pole
vault.
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German Swimmer Sets New Record

Berlin. July "a now worlds record fef
the 4oo-meter swim. backstroke. was set ~
The German oiymg!ad when Gbeshsn'd; q!
and II seconds. Half.a-dozen German req
ords tumbled.
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sT7IRTY-THREE-Y YEAR
] OLD TULIE WALKER IS
. AFTER HOMER HONORS
1ennesse Satter With Seventeen His Credit Stands
Second in american League-Ruth and the Yarks
Haze Mendcd Their Ways Is Experts VieU

WITH Walter Johnson showing the to the youngsters
w with Gowdy OF
brilliant the n
much its
''Tie
of
be making
baseball Walker
Washington in 10
have found their from
of he son OF
York fans and cribes and took notice and
lie know Of home that
Ruth the second straight In which
four blows
that five the history the major leagues has player
home n days. .
within Will
should the the
by the One the New
before
had
he arbers.
hast according this
of first place the
feelings stcd bctreen the cque
TO be the World
IS o the recaitrant players
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Marty Sanders. Philadelphia lls FOUNDER,
IL resting during the summer O. nd he will bs
roady to 10 to the post IN tho fall "
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1t Wasn't Slim Harris Day

1t Wasn't Sum Harris LAY
DRYAN pitched
H. " n1 sa @ 5 s s nS on.
hits iIoyt the schoGhoy % M phom getting three and being responsible
& % He s"S.s 5 .t f the s.s1s @ past s si sn Sntss sss
s Ssst 's & '1s Ruth :s1n % %
~ Frank welch who game
@ y... % so ssa S % sS s%f "' Of s % as .s
@ s. h.a m sGs fails on Ss stump ha n' n' s n
i: IA; vi: II s ;.s: r al e.; % %
a.; the of hts hts ss. s @ into nsP sSas n 3
; : s's :'% % ','s % as
Nth et g. the last week s made but three hits
cut ,
coNN1z MACK get his pitcher. into shape he going
% M % The the ore ,"n Ss 1s s % ."r,""% ""&
@ s ,psse s
they this month the cellar for certainty
White Sox Winning Streak Broken
RUBE OLDHAM broke the Chicago winning mi streak which had reached
the % @ for the % in M M G % with @
Sssn finding BnnSensp Hodge
Heman, who from the
w the a h. de nuh SsP one bail M with % 5
,As, Lead the Yankees By
sae1: % lad h' % sds: e 'SSn M R K1 ons 5 @ % hs %
@ I Kn 9o Mp % the a @ shea ss on 5 of the s
] , ;, ' is %S'S
cns sqnS sP over at the thirty mark
innings.
IT TOOK brilliant pitching
ond Del huith tnoo to
vory the Red He
frame and preventing the Senators
from at leost the
Pkis Out OF the Cellar Again
Red. double oa n S's " eo1dns game rss n
x: s % s Sss & ' r Ae rSs Ts and
huring duel. each eight hits
The Phiie also idle and thanks double
the Braves will the week seventh
The cellar
clean of the ditch only slide back when
Wilbur Robinson from the
Mtchmen Joe Oeschger who
season was bated from the box the while the
mound However the Dodgers
IN the eighth breaking tie and giving the superbas
ANOTHER peteranthis
~ heared brilliant and
triumph tic for h plaee
and out point back of the Reds in fourth.
All Camden to Honor Hein,ach
Wednesday weatb.,
IL all
the to honor native Camden
Leon F. Todd of the Real
- acting chairman OF
- he stands at the home plate surrounded by his
The left handler France uhe.
gained fame hurer his
q MS war record signed him to shipped
the Three League where he
he led the league both work emac
has been big ~ ~
pLAYER days wW be the Mackmen are at home
sA Jimmy Dykes the Main and On
local faror H before the pyescnt
s conclu
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Bobby Robiieau Is matched with Dick
Coniiu at Altoona. Pa. July ~, ten rounds
ard Al Reynolds at Manayunk on July 81
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full bloom and Philadelphia wen
represented tho sport particularly in the number Of girls
girls hdulged track and field athletics with the
aquacs the United States would
better enter international womens competitions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-03

Al Moore. OF the famous family Of Moore
boxers. 10 open for competition with any OF
tho hyweishts. Hs recently boxed ten rounds
with Indian Russell
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Home Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday

LEAGUE TOTALS TO DATE
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UG RkNUO In AHOER0.-OzR kOys
% ia NEvajR AEts 6tFsD 10 duTa as
S1SAEe i ssta @ssss, 1sGl40la diaEia-
msnts. - IN DoEitivo akOrro-Tisns
On assntAAoR autoMAtice sue 10 PRO
psreieMa m Alo nusvo caAa ve2 quI
- afstSs. Psda cue - In snssnon. Hlls
b eenvsncerA. In todAs Las casas q
Baz 5uaR.-- vale e1.00.-- Ds16stto
AIlen 81. I
nROFEs0REs:-- Gran surtido dc
cuadros para esclIelas, ofcinas,
etc. Marcos, materiales para artistas
nOvedades. Especialidad en- ampliacio-
mes al cray6n, sepia y pastel. Aten.
ci6n especial pedidos por correo. Sc
licitamos agentes., The MAYAGUE2
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bo1TRRERos DH PAJMLA.-- HsSlSi
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EnSaYO SObTe Ia CrGdu|idad

clones y premoniciones, en- el movimien
to de las mesas en- los ruidos, en- los gol,
pes, en- los ectoplasmas, en- las levita-
clones. en- la intimidad espiritual.
Es verdad que, en- mas de un punto,
servas prudentes, aconseja las precau-
M. Charles Richet multiplied las ri.
clones rigurosas y pone en- guardia a
su lector contra Ell exceso de confianza.
Y despu(s, la fe imponiendOse a la cri
tica, concl1ys 6l:-
"Me parec eque la metapsiquica, en-
su conjunto, es rigurosamente verdad;
uego hasta pensar que muchos fan6me
nos, indicados en- este libro como du-
dosos atn. seran muy pronto reconoci-
clos como autenticos. La metapsiquica
ira mucho mas lejos de 10 que yo he su
puasto."
Empero, cuando Sc lee esa gran obra
&c un extreme otro POGO mas o
menos como yo acabo de hacerlo, ell cri-
tico menos prevenido y mas simpatico
no puede dejar ell asombrarse de la in
creible fragii6ad de las pruebas y da
Ia poca seguridad que inspiran, a
resar de las precauciones tomadas, las
cbservaciones, afln las mas directas y
rersonales. Y que decir de las que han
sido aceptadas de oidas, sobre la pala-
Ira de gentes siempre dignas de fel =.
Semejante antimcnia entire Ell valor
intlectual moral de un sabio de genio
v ese gran acto de credulidad que pa
rece ser, la inmensa mayoria de los
hombres de ciencia y de filosofia, el
TRATADo DE METAPsIQUICA, Use
ra possible comprenderla y resolverla?.. I.
Creo que 81, gracias los resultados ter
ninantes adquiridos recientemente res
recto la personalidad humana.
En- una de las tltimas paginas de su
libro, M. Charles Richet Sc expresa asi:
tPara Greer que toda la metapsfquica
es una Illusion. seria necesario suponer
que William Crookes Russell Wallac9
-sigue una lista de veinte nombres-
han sido todos, sin exception, o
mentirosos imbeciles''.
Aquf reside ell error fundamental. Sa
bemos muy bien ahora-y sobre todo
despu6s de la publication de la obra
de Achille Delmas y do Marcel Boil
cue la credu1idad, o, 81 Sc prefere, la
sugestibilidad de un hombre, no de-
pende de su inteligencia como tampocc
de su veracidad.
Y por de pronto, Sc puede estar do
tado del mas hermoso genio creador, dc
esa Imagination que es propiamente el
roder de combinar inventar sin ira
bajo en- Ell mismo grado esa otra apti
tud intellectual nativa que Sc llama Jni
clio que sola pernite 'Fla discrimina
(Contin1a On 10 0a. Dag.1
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ANUNCIOS CLASLFICADOS|

TNTIMA:--Io msJE para iTTiEEciO
= mes y lavados. Gran presentation
= exquisite perfume Muestras y pres
pectos q gu representante jose o. Pc
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
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MTEUR0-yrRIL.- L.-1ndicado para Ia
impotencia, falta de v1gor Sc
xua1, decaimiento fisico y Compuesto
de Iohimbina legitima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias >
drOguerfas.-P.
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CE vENDE:-Un juego de muebles
para cuarto de Senora en- perfec
to estado (old ivory finish). Consiste
de seis piezas, CANA de matrimonio, chi
foret, ropero de dos lunas, peinador,
banquito para peinador y mesa de no
che. Para infcrmes, Ave. Taft No. 8,
Santurcs. Tel. 81, Santurce.-9-26.
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Cuidado con aplicar
jabon a la cabellera

La mayorfa de los jabones Y sham
pus compuestos contienen demasiado
alcal, substantial esta muy perjudi-
cial, puesto que deseca el cuero ca
belludo hace fragil ell cabello. 7
No hay NADIA mejor para la linn
pieza Gel cabello que puro aceite de
coco Mulsified porque es puro abb.
solutamente inofensivo. Els mas eco
n0mico incomparablemente mas eff
caz que ell jab6n mas costoso o cual-
quier otra cosa. Lo venden todas las
boticas droguerias, perfumerias y
peluquerias. Bastan unas cuantas
onzas para toda una familia durante
meses.
/, Pongase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia unas dos o tres cucha-
raditas Ge Mulsifed. Mojese senci-
llamente ell cabello v frotelo con es-
te. Basta esta cantidad para obte-
ner una espuma rica Y abundante,
la cual Sc enjuaga facilmente, 0ejan
do la cabellera en- un estado de linn
| pieZa absolute. Ell cabello Sc SEGA ra-
pida v uniformemente, haciendose fie-
xible, sedoso, ondulado Y lustroso.
FL aceite de coco Mulsifie6 disuelve
Y quita has Azsz===.
ia la ulti- s15@9
ma particula ss
] do no1un NJ INIM%MMNw Ny%ET4kEI
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sF1vTERTA SU DNERo EN- So
IAREs:--vsndo sOLARES muy
AtractivOs, diferentes tamafcs, de con-
tado . . plaxos muy conven1entes. In
f6rmess: Henry w. Dooley. Tel6fons
$50, San Juan, Tanca Ne. 2, Msncio-
no Ell MUNDo:-P.
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Co1kRRUIANxEB DETALIIarAA--.
MSmoa recibido una grandisima can't
Ga1 A. cAlxado que hQuidamcs cad .
pteStss dc costs. o. Perez Alvar1G Q. en-
b, san Juan. ?.
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7 oTE DE vDR1ERAS NUEvAs:
- Sc venden mitad de precio a
piazos c6snodos o de contado. .-Eruz
10 Box 1884 Tel. 396, San Juan.-10-4
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ctIes jovsn? cTisnss
aspiTaCiOneS?
Esta es su oportunidad

La Association Cristiana de J6venes
CY. NJ. g. Al ofrece los siguientes cur
COS practicos:-. Taquigraffa en- ingles
v espafiol (Gregg), Mecsnograffa, Tene
duria de Idbros, Ingl6s Elemental y
Superior, y Frances.
Las clases seran nocturnas y empeza-
ran ell del pr6xdmo octubre. La ma
trfcula estara alberta durante los dias
20 al 80 del corriente.
Para cualQuier informe dirtjase q la
oficina de la Association, Telefono 796,
Apartado 1901.
mo PIERDA TEMPO! IMATRI-
CULEsE EN- sEGUIDAI
XYENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES On ID Gale "HOare', step
IA. eanturce.--Llame al tel6fono 67S
axul, santurce y seran servtdOs inmedia
taments.-P.
CE vENDE una casa de concrete
- de dos plantas, con garaje Y ca
sa de servicio en la calle de Lola. In
formes Jose Morag6n, Barcelona 26.
Telefono 470 rojo.-9-28.
CE VENDE sumamente barato un
- "Oldsmobile 81.
Informaran a la Parada IA. Iglesia.
Telefono 920 azul.-9-28.
a GRICULToREs AvIso:-se ven
den semillas de caha ceniza D.
433 Toro Padr6n especial Holstein.
Shepard Hastings, San Juan.-9-2a.
rALzADo.-come de calza
do: no compr6is sin yer primero
nuestro precio y descuento. G. Perez
Alvarez, S. en- C.-P.
ERUTOS del pals. Especialmente gra
= nos; maiz, habichuelas. frijoles, gan
dulles, Edionda, Almid6n, etc. Tengo
constante existencia Y precios de le-
ia. Tambien compro cualquier canti-
dad que Sc me ofrezca. Santiago r. Ro
BILE. Apartado TIT. Aguadilla. -9-28
CE ALQuILAN DOS o TRES HABI-
- .TACIoNES, con o sin comida, en-
la calle Union No. 2, parada IL, SAM
turce. -Tel6fono "a verde SAINT. 9-08
CE vENDE UNA FINCA 154 cuer-
- das. Carretera de Carolina. Cana,
malojillo, aqua corriente; establo para
vaquerfa casa vivienda. Cinco minu
tos de Rio Piedras, Box 465, Rio Pie
dras.-1O-5.
CE vENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de Ia
Avenida De Diego niimero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma Tel6fono 214 verde,
Santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-9-2e
CE VENDE una inca de veintidos
cuerdas con casa de vivienda provista
6Ia installation sanitaria y garaje, sta
en- ell kilometro % de la carretera de
Rio Piedras Fajardo. Precio ocho mil
d6lares dejando la mitad en- hipoteca
a por ciento 81 Ell comprador 10 desea
Dirfjase a Box 1923, San Juan
1922.
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buenos argumentos y lie dira como y
donde venderlos. Pfdanos inforEles. La
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