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night will meet to discuss their par
ticular activities. Announcements
Of the progress OF the program will
be made from time to time.
w. e. Long was appointed grand
marshall. He will select his sub
alterns.
Those present last night were:
Judge Reiter, ]. J. RUIZ. Kiwanis
Club; Ray Seeley. Rotary Club; C.
G. Kingwill, Veterans of Foreign
Wars: Joe Todd, w. E. Long. rep
resenting American Legion; Mrs.
Patton. representing American Leg
ion Auxiliary; Jesse Z. Wilson. rep
resenting Chamber of Commerce.;
Mayor Paul Kamradt, representing
West Hammond.
Committee elected Jesse Wilson,
chairman of the General Committee:
George Geyer. vice chairman. Morse
Dell Plain, vice-chairnan. Daniel
Brown, vice chairman, Paul KAN
radt, vice chairman. Said commit
tee to act as general finance COM
mittee. Joe W. Todd elected sec
rotary Of the general committee.
c. G. Kinswill. Mrs. Patton. Mrs.
c. W. Mccarthy. William Long, Mr..
HeckIeman. and Mrs. Leary appoint
ed on arrangements committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10
KLOBUCHAR
MUST LIVE
DOWN RECORD

Andrew Klobuchar, now a real
estate dealer OF Indiana Harbor,
must first live down his record as a
saloonkeeper before he can become
a citizen of the United States. John
Pora, another real estate dealer of
the same place is still in doubt as
to whether he is q Roumanian or
an American.
That old business OF keeping sa-
looms open on Sunday still rises to
haunt former liquor dispensers
when they apply for full citizen
ship.
Klobuchar was citizen once. He
managed to get by without the gov
eminent agents finding that he had
violated the Sunday closing laws.
Then one time he appeared in court
as witness for another saloon man.
He told what a fine fellow his
friend was. The examiner asked
him II his friend had ever kept his
saloon open on Sundays. Andy said
he guessed he had, but that he was
no different from all OF the saloon
keepers. The examiner then asked
Klobuchar if he had always kept
his saloon open Sundays and Andy
replied in the affirmative.
That was his bad luck. The ex-
aminer then took the proper steps
to have Andy's papers revoked In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10
COMING TO ORPHEUM

The management of the Orpheum
theatre has been fortunate in Sc
curing Billy p. Purd's Show of 1922
for an engagement of seven days,
mmencing May 14th.
A. H Parent, sponsor Of the show
has surrounded Mr.. Purl as principal
comedian with a meritorious cast.
carefully chosen chorus and the
scenery and investiture is bright and
up to the minute in every partfcu-
lar.
Mr.. Purl Is one Of the musical
comedy's foremost fun-makers. He
has a natural and clean cut manner
of putting his laughs across the
footlights and has proven a sensa-
ton in every city in which he has
appeared during the pase several
seasons. His new show gives him
greater scope for his ability than
ever before. A repertory OF care
fully arranged vehicles gives several
desirable changes of performance
and there are scenery and costumes
for each bill that make 1t a COM
plete production in every particular
In addition to Mr.. Purl the prin-
cipals include the Porter Trio, dane
ers of extraordinary ability; Wells
and Johnson. high grade harmony
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10
A WOMAN'S
NERVOUS SYSTEM
You Cannot Afford TO Overlook One
Word of Thisi

South Bend, Ind.-"It Is a pleasure
for me to recommend a medicine
that has proved as beneficial as DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has
from the time l developed into wom-
anhood. 1t not only built me up in
health and strength but toned up
my nervous system. Not only do
recommend DR.. Pierces Favorite
Prescription on by own account but
my sisters as well. Her suffering az
times was terrible. The doctors
had given her UP when my mother
gave her the 'Favorite Prescription
and 1t helped her at once and even
tually cured her."--Mrs. Helen Ben
net. 6171a Wenger st.
If you are rundown. nervous. see
how qui ky your nerves and
strength are built up when you take
this famous Prescription" in tablet
or liquid form. All Enthusiastically.
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Radiophone
Program

Hero are the stations and their
calls" Listen for the standby
signal. Pick out your concert
They all start at 500 p. m.
Stations: Chicago, K Y : w;
Pittsburg, K-D-K-A; Springfield
Mass. w-B-z; Newark. N. j.. VIZ
Cleveland Wink; Medford Hill
side. Mass, W-B-I. Indianapolis. 3
III: Detroit. w-W-J; Schenectady.
n Y. W-G-Y: (starts at GAS p. mo-
Fort Wood. W-Y-C-B $500 p. m
1880 meters.) Davenport. Iowa, W.
&C.
Tune your instruments to 36o-me-
ter wave length. Time from to
Q .. m.
The following is today's program:
CHICAGO
(K-Y-w)
ARTISTS
Belle Forbes-Soprano.
Eugene F. Dressler-Tenor.
Isabelle Evert-Accompanist
Dorothy Nolan lands Studio)-
Reader.
PROGRAM
1. Minis Addio from La Be-
heme,, Puccini: Little Grey Home in
the West, Lohr-Bele Forbes.
2. Irish National Bird, Sullivan;
When Folks Is Sick-Dorothy No
Ian.
8. Mary OF Argyle, Nelson; Sweet
Little Woman of Mine, Bartlett
Eugene F. Dressler.
T. Mattinata, Tosti; Old folks at
Home, Foster-Belle Forbes
5. The Burglar, Sallivan-Dor-
othy Nolan.
s. The Summer Wind, Bischoff;
Then You'll Remember Ne, Balfe-
Eugene F. Dressler.
Piano Selection-Duo Art.
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held tomorrow afternoon at 2.SO
o'clock from the chapel at Mount
Rose cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10
WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE
A Trying Period throughwhich Every
Woman Must Pass
Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose
Letters Follow

The critical time of q woman's
life usually comes between the
years of 45 and so, and is often be-
set with annoying symptoms such
as nervousness, irritability, melan-
cholia. Heat flashes or waves of
heat appear to pass over the body,
cause the face to be very red and
often bring on headache, dizziness
and a sense of suffocation.
Another annoying symptom which
comes at this time is an inability to
recall names, dates or other small
facts. This is liable to make
woman lose confidence in herself.
She becomes nervous, avoids meet
ing strangers and breads to go
out alone.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is especially adapted to
help women at this time. It exer-
cises a restorative influence, tones
and strengthens the system, and
assists nature in the long weeks
and months covering this period.
Let it help carry you through this
time of life. 1t is splendid medi-
cine for the middle-aged woman. 1t
is prepared from medicinal roots
and herbs and contains no harm
full drugs or narcotics.
, Textbook upon "Ailments
'ent you free upon request.
Medicine Co., Lynn, MaSsa-
inform alton.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Reichardt, aged 81 years. who died
yesterday at the home of her daugh-
ters at $50 Plummer avenue. Hara-
mond. will be held Friday at 1850 ..
m. from the Hessville Concordia
Lutheran church whence the body
will be taken from the residence OF
another dau ghter living in Hessville.
Mrs. Reichardt is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. Carrie Adelsperg-
er; Mrs. Elizabeth Hopp: and the
Misses Elsie and Lillian Reochardt-
n. J. Emmerling will conduct the
funeral. Rev. Golterman will Of
fciate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10

singers in ballads and semi-classi-
cal numbers; VIVIAN and Kastner,
singers Of jazz and rag numbers.
Dorothy Fox. soubrette, the girl
with the personality; and Edna An
mis-, toe daneuse.
The chorus has been selected for
their comliness, their ability to sing
and dance and to wear properly
the varied wardrobe provided for the
various numbers.
Mr.. Parent has surrounded Mr..
Purl with everything necessary for
a strictly high class musical organi-
zation and the theatre going public
ed for their pdwvW taoi a ar ar ar
of Hammond are to be congratulate
ed at having an attraction of this
magnitude and merit provided for
their entertainment
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March he came before Judge Critics
at Hammond for new papers, but
was refused because he had violated
liquor laws. The matter was re-
opened yesterday with Attorney
Joe Conroy appearing for Klo-
buchar. The examiner was able to
produce new evidence OF liquor law
violations and once more Andy was
turned down. He must wait five
years.
John Pora had been told at the
last naturalization hearing that the
only way he could get his second
papers was through a presidential
pardon. He retained Attorney w.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10
MEMORIAL
PROGRAM IS
ARRANGED

Memorial Day in Hammond whose
uota OF service men in the late war
vas proportionately greater than
rom any other city in the country,
yill DE fttingly observed May 80
his was assured at an enthusiastic
leeting of club representatives held
asst night at the Chamber of Com
aerce.
Tentative plans look to the COM
ng Of Edward jackson of the State
House who will be principal speak
r of the day. There Will be other
peakers. Mayor Brown will pre-
ide.
committee Of two people from
ach of the x-servicemen's organi-
atoms and two from each of the
uxiliaries will decorate graves on
lhe afternoon OF May 29th in ceme-
eries Of st. Joseph's, Conoordia and
pak HILL
Fifty cars will be needed to trans
port G. A. r. veterans and wound
d ex-service men.
hight etaoin a ar ar ar cd ododar
committees appointed last
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Lydia T.. Pfnkham's Private Textbook upon "Aments
to Women will fre
Write to Lydia e. Pnkham Medicine
valuable
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J. McAleer to contest the ruling
Yesterday it was taken up, but ow-
ing to the fact that certain papers
relating to the case had not been
brought along by the examiner
from Chicago. the matter was con-
tinued until June l.
Pora was sentenced to ninety
DAYS in Jail by Judge Anderson for
attempting to bride a naturaliza-
ton examiner five years ago.
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Phila., Pa.-"When I was going
through the Change of Life | was
weak, nervous, dizzy and had head
|lches. was troubled in this way
FOR two years and was hardly able
10 do my work. My friends advised
me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and / am
|Yery sorry that I did not take it
|Iooner. But / have got good results
rom it and am now able to do my
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bmmend your medicine to those
who have similar troubles. / do
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|pther women | will be glad for you
To use my letter. - Mrs. FANNIE
|2osENsTEIN, 882 n. Holly Street,
|ohila., Pa.
Detroit, Michigan-'fDuring the
Change of Life had a lot of stom-
Kach trouble and was bothered great
Heal with hot flashes. Sometimes /
vas not able to do any work at all.
L read about Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound in your little
books and took it with very good
results. keep house and am able
low to do all my own work. / rec
0mmend your medicine and am will
ng for you to publish this testi-
|nonial. Mrs j. S. LTvERNoIS, POSI-
Junction Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Privs
to Women" will be
Write to the Lydia e. Pinkha
chusetts. This book contains
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10

THE dog war has started In Gary.
The city lie infested with homeless
ours and orders have been issued by
Chief Forbis to the two newly APP
pointed dog catchers to pick up all
vicious and otherwise CANNES not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-10

Mrs. Bertha varges, mother of
Mrs. E. G. Sproat, died at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sproat Monday ev-
ening. The funeral service will be
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-30

rative Union (Uni6n cooperative de
enamoradcs) y cualquiera persona IL
bre. solrera, viuda 0 divorciatsa. puede
figurar como nlionbro de la misma. Ello
cicho. es ca1i oEvio indicar que Ell OBJ
Seto de esta nnion' sui generis es
gestioaar dicnosas amalgamas matrimo
males entire sus socios.
Funciona en- la ciudad dc Hammon-
ton, n. J. fue etab.ecida por Mr..
Tom Delker, editor de THE SOUTH
JERSEY NEWS.
Cuenta EN- Ia actualidad con unos
mil solteros 100 solteras como mienl
EROS v Ell microbes, dia en- que Sc COM
GREGG por ptinlera vez la ''Corte de
Cupido tribunal supreme de la aso-
ciaci6n que Sc encarga de re.acionar a
los socios candidates al matrimonio, Sc
escogi6 una enfermera como esposa
adecuada para el propietario de una
agencia funeraria; un guardacostas co
mo esposo para una mujer esculturaI
de Filadelfa de 1876 hbras de peso;
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REALIzARA ENLACEs PoR
CORREo

Los Estadoa Unidcs, enigmatico pals
Sonds hallan eco toda clase de ideas.
aonde fiorecen individuos que, como
Ponzi, So haeen millonsrios Ell ounce
dias ewbaucardo docenas de incau-
tos con la maaica promesa de I'M 100
Y hasta IA 200 por ciento sobre fabu.
losas iEvcrsiones, donde Sc repreducen
tenebrosaS sectas y hermanaadcs y don
&c Sc fnn6aa Clubs ex6ticos como Ell
celebre p macabro de. suicidas que
existio a6os ha, on la populosa urbe
de Chicago, acahan de enriquecerse
con una union extravagsate. Ira
tase no de una asociaci6n obrera sino
de una sociedad de personas que We
eetan tristes, solitarias, arrastrando ca
Ga dia una vida insoportable y desean
encontrar alguien que comparta con
elias sur proyectos, sus trabajos v es-
reranzas. LIamase la Lovers coope-
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NoTAs DE LA DEFECTIVE

La detective arrest6 aver en- esta
capital al jndividuo Crist6bal Colon
Figueroa, de veinte anos, natural de
Cayey, quien penetr6 en- la residencia
de don Jose s. Molina, hurtando I'M re.
loj de ORC con I'M colgante y un die
valorado en- veinte d6lares.
Ha sido arrestado por orden del Juez
municipal de San Juan, Ell individuo
Francisco Prado Blanco, a,Quien Sc acu
sa de falsa representation. Ell Juez le
exigi6 Glen dolares de hanza para su
libertad provisional.
En- la Gale Nueva, de Guayama, un
ladr6n penetr6 en- la .residencia de don
Francisco Barnes, sustrayendble una
prenda valorada en- diez d6lares.
La detective no ha podido arrestar
al autor del hurto.
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CE vENDD;-sloiaF de 7s7 metros,
- auplio y rtuade - IA meior %
anlna ~ n eaile a. Lolzn. a prseio de
rifaarlfn y cen phases e6modoa. xnfor
mArA iu aneao. Tsitfono s57 verde o
aeo. papialet-R.
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ALQuILAeE por SIS Casa e6mo-
a paFs fami'ia. EIands. einco dormi-
tories fEesea vsniiiada con aFbeles
frnfales PaFada eg.-ae vende piano
a. hnen 40 pr 80. Tslsfone $40 70.
io.~it1
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horas antes de expirar. Como el pasaje
confirmara sus temores dijo d su mujer:
'.Ya YES que mi hora ha legado. Ten
go que morir.''
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CT UaTED dassa 90 boufto same
pars nssiA esFonss . sores sues
tsr pinlass a tsiffono 2ss aEu' san
tnrrs . Ssrt silnaiao inmsdfakameHis
-.
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CoAEPhAkIAAdos:- Una mAqui-
na Dc ssgunda mano para cosar
pspslss. Al iomo. Diriiase Al Apaxtado
lsli. san Juan. P. R.--P.
HLsToRIAs PARA Ell CINE:-
a AouleFs nsted ganar mneho dine
req III tEabaio es mny divsrtido inte-
rssante. NnsStEo Curse de Instruccio-
pes en- eastellane le ensehara q escrihir
bueRos aEgnmentos y 10 dira como y
d6nds vsnaerlos. Pianos infornes. La.
an American Photoplays Service, p. o.
Box -. station /. New York. N. Up
CoLARHs:-Calle LOLA (parada
- 4&l. PEecios sumamente baJos.
Nueva UFbanizaeion. su nombre y al
Fsecl6n par teltfono, cOrreo perso-
naipeaie. le ia derecho a information
detauada. Henry w. Dooly. EdiaciO
nelaval. Tanea 2. TeIefOnO $50, san
Junn.-P.
DosTALEs ALEHAANAs. suizas '
q americans. de imagenes. inicia-
les, paisaies. fslieitaeiones y amOrosas,
en- lotes dc 1850 remitense al reciho de
se.o0 por G. D. D. Post Card Dealer,
Box 45s. San Juan. p. R.-P.
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LA DE Los MUERTos.~RamOs, GO
Fonas y Cruces para ad0rnar las tum
bss el Dia de les Muertos. Precios con
veneianales Haga su psdidO pOr aa-
lieipado al teiefonO 29s azul santur-
ce.- lO-8l
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CT vENDE; Ia casa No. 32 de la
calle del condado, Santurce. In
formara: Francisco Fano. P. O. Box
1880. San Juan, p. R.-11-2.
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(AaA DE MADEIRA, con plansa a.
a. paFa dormitoFios solar am
plio y ennis. t,inada e. Il pa-ada 10
csrra g "a nnsTa Hish school, con es-
plfnti6an eemo1idades para eaalquieF
fsmlils. as neseee, p.r ma anea ris-
tira . . vsnde 81 pnedsn dslar ena-
tFs mH dtlarss sn hipotera. TnformarA
sn psepio aueao a. tsitfonos sr7 yer
- . 40 aariuFee.-P.
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CO ALQufl.A sl q ''Ipeseeo raia,
es''. Eriuan -. tAhitafionss tpnE
q a. ~ spsrtamsntal pIopiaa paga y.
siGnfa . s6einaa fnfermar&n en- 81
ssEunes pisa. irgu1HaA-
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(oAPnANos pidrieFas msstFador
cue erien 81 busn estado. Di-
rilanss Al coimado Europa paEsda 22,
1siflono slt. eaniarcs. Lis.
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tsEnas, 0fieinf = curAfien rH4ieel
esn ~ Rspaan fnElssa Ansms Saith
e1sirfff'a - ias farnaeiss as pEiusE
mGan Sesl O. PsEaFs. Rsr taa san
SnaR-F
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CE vENDE por ausentarse su dueno
M ropero de una soIa hoja con
espeio y un tocador. Diriiase la Ad-
ministraci6h dc Ell MUNDo.-11-3.
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On VEHpBi-un nutam3Eii Had.
- ssn.sppsrniHt'. IN psrfecto as
ta6e. psfs pa.as y sinies. Nifaa ds pre-
cls. InfsrmnFtn =. o. DeK 2o.-san
Jsnn. r. R.-P.
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EANlNEtEA EfANFFt tYNttllsl'AF
~ toirnas hnes negrss en vsriaa
fsrnar y ptsa trs,ss ssaoTa y Fsllsnos
esn rn henite suriiaa a. postales. re-
ufssass peF tEss f6iares O o. o.
ssRala csr6 uasieE''. BaE s6e. San
Snan p. Ala
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VENDo UNA FTNcA

i5f cuerdas-carFetera de Carolina
-caaa Maicjiilo aqua cOrriente; es-
tablo para vaqueria y casa vivienda.
cinco ninntos de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Mo Piefras. 11-2s
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LIZA De LVh MUhk1OS.--hamos, co
Fonas y Cruces para ad0rnar las tum
bss el Dia de los Musrtos. Precios con
veneianales. Haga su psdidO pOr al
sieipadO al tsiefonO 29S azul, santur-
ce.- 1O-8l
VEND0 UNA FTNcA
i54 cuerdas-carFetera de Carolina
-caaa Maiojflo aqua corriente; ss-
tablo para vaqueria casa vivienda.
cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Mo Piefras. 11-23
EsPLENDIDA REsIDENCIA en- 81
condado, eerea del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
% ass san Juan. P
CE ALQUILAE habitaciones fres-
cas- con vista a la calle, para ca
ba'leros solamente. Informaran Cristo
g. teresr piso, TelsfOno l5s verde. San
" Juan AW-SNs
PUPILAs sE ADSnTEN-cerca de
Hscuela superior-calle Hip0dromo
e-Ter 07o negro, santurce familia
respstabIe, exigen v dan referen-
cias. 11-2
CE VENDE:-Por tener que aten-
- der negocio de distintO ramo
vendo el Hotel 'Dulce Hogar'', muy
screditado, situado en- la calIe Munoz
Rivera os, frente Ia Plaza. Dir.jase
apartado 2s. Te.efono 119, Rio Pie
dIas, P. R.-l1-4.
CE vKNDEN sjemplarss viejos Dc
puerto Rico nustrado' a s2OC
4 quiHtal. Diriiase a Salvador Brau 81
?. o. Bex sib. San Juan. P. RIP.
NTENDEDoREs:-Para ,aempstrar
v vender aparatos electricos or
las rcsideneias de los ciientes. Sc de
sean personas de buena apariencia
sueido comisi6n. Dirfiase Porto r
90 Railway Light and Power Company
Marina. San Juan.-11-4.
CT VENDE; Ia casa No. 80 de la
calle del condado, Santurce. In
formara: Francisco Fano, P. O. Box
1850. San Juan. p. R.-1l-2.
80 49,
CE vENDE pOr ausentarse su duenc
M ropero de una soIa hoja cor
espeio " nm tocador. Dirfiase a Ia Ad
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Sc oFREcEN en LUNA ~ ALTOS
tres habitneiones para faniiia corta y
gin nieo< Predsn verse a. a ~ .. m.
III
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AErnfas ps Diego namsrp q. Infer-
nara 81 "a mlsms. Tsisfene 1it verde,
nnninFcs. Resa TeEo viuda ds MiEan-
ea-fi-a
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GN NEhpE eenite y eensao ''hnn2a
feH'' "a 4 Gtis intt pintaEeseo del
eenfsaa eslea esl mar. Solar as mas
a. go usiIes cpsarsd.s Prscio ilnli-
taas. EnfsEmaftn spsrisdo see San
Susr. P
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CE ALoUTLAN habitaciones frel

- AANNAARAN AaDltdcluHes 4tes'
cas- con vista la calle, para ca
ba'leros solamente. Informaran cristc
4, tereer piso. Telsfono l5S verde, San
Juan.-l0-so.
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condado. eerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar mpy ampliO, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
90 ass san Juan. P
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WILL ANY OF THESE BE
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT?

Governor Allen of Kansas. favored
by some business interests
The democrats include
Al Smith, of New York, because OF
the strength he displayed in the gu
bernatorial race in New York.
Governor Samuel NJ Ralston of In
diana. who is being doomed by Indi-
ana democrats as a result Of his cleo
sion TO the senate.
William G McAdoo who might de-
eide to carry on the Wnsonian prin-
ciples
Senator-elect Edward l. Edwards OF
New Jersey, who champions the vets.
Former Governor Cox of Ohio. who
may continue his fight for world
peace encouraged by the Armistice
day sneech of Woodrow Wilson.
A Mitchell Palmer former attorney
general who was a candidate in 1920
Henry Ford
Lynn J. Frazier, senator-elect from
North Dakota. is also being mentioned
to lead a farmer-labor ticket.