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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

is composed of John Nowicka, Martin
Ttjen, |. A LeBeau. G. l.. Alexander
L. H. Smith, George Dull w. W. ray
lor, W. A. Warwick, Normal b. COOK
f. A. Adams, Nick Trierschield and
L. E. Hudson.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04
UNALGA LEAVES FOR
PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND

The u. s. Coast Guard Cutter IN
alaga left port early this morning on
a cruise to Prince William Sound.
The Unalga will put in at Yakutat
and will proceed there to the West
ward as far as Anchorage, stopping
at ports along the route. The ship
will return here the latter part OF
this month.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

Mrs. S. j Tildon and Miss Vir-
ginia Golf, teachers in the Juneau
public schools, left last night on
the steamship Spokane to make the
ship.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

expected a pack of 10000 cases OF
salmon will be put up this season.
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TURNER AUTO SERVICE.

6 A. NJ. on. Phone 257.
New Big-Six 7-passenger Stude-
baker. Service anywhere. Office next
TO Boston Store. Bob Turner. adv.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

Shopping around is wearying and
oointless Study the ads and prott
thereby.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

Empire printing stands the test
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04
HAVE PETERSON HOUSE

C. Breiland,> head carpenter on the
U. S. Coast Guard cutter Unalga, has
taken the Peterson house on Dixon
and Third Streets for the summer.
Mrs. Breiand and their two children
will arrive here on the steamship
Queen, which left Seattle last night
at midnight for the North.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

Old bundles OF newspapers at the
Empire, rs cents.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Steam heated front
bed room. Phone 1856.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-04

No hen,aitching for two weeks
p.,.a 900 adv.
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po1ers. 6uties and ssnoluzaents
shah deyulys. nrst upon the pfest-
dent Of. the senate and affair him.
TOR like cahses, upon the epeaker
of tho house Of Representatives: but
each Of them shall act only until
the cause which renders the ofllcer
having the prior right incapable Of
performing the duties Of the ONCE
II removed or until the vacancy IL
filled by election.
This section Is . consolidation Of
thu subject matter Of Sec. II and 10.
Art v. constitution Of 1870.
Section so. II the ONCE Of sec
rotary of state. attOrney-general.
treasurer, auditor of public ac-
counts or superintendent Of public
instruction becomes vacant, the
governor shall fill the vacancy by
appointment until q successor is
elected and qualified.
This section covers part of the
same subject matter as contained in
Sec. 20. Art. ". constitution of 1870,
withD0 any change in substance.
Section 81. Each officer of the
executive department and the CHIEF
officer Of each public institution OF
the state shall render under oath to
the governor a semi-annual account
of all moneys received or disbursed
At least 10 days before the regular
session of the general assembly
each Of these officers shall repor,
the condition of his office to the
governor, who shall transmit the
reports to the general assembly.
This section is a consolidation and
revision of part of Sec. 20 and all Of
Sec. 81, Art. V, constitution Of 1870.
relating to the same subject matter.
Section So. The state treasurer
as a part Of each semi-annual re
port, shall show the daily balance:
OF state funds in his custody and il
every bank, safe or other place Of
deposit or safe-keeping. where such
funds were during the period COW
cred by the report He shall &C,
company his report with sworr
statement of an executive officer II
/ charge of every such bank, safe OF
other place of deposit. Such state
ment shall show each payment O.
interest or other compensation
made, or to be made. by reason o.
the deposit, or use, or keeping o.
any part of such funds.
This section is all new.
Section SO. There shall be {
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AKTICLE ~.
Exeeaftye Departneak

G1U0110VO W. eS@
Section IS. The executive de-
partment shall consist Of q gov
ernor, acknowledgements, secre-
tary Of state. encouragement.
treasurer. auditor of public ac-i
counts. superintendent OF public In
struction and such other Officers as
provided by law. Except the lieu
tenant-governor they shall reside
at the seat Of government during
their terms.
This section Covers. most Of tho
subject matter contained IN Sec l.
Art. v, constitution OF 1870. without i
any change in substance.
Section &C. The governor and
Iieutenant-gover each shall be
at least IS years OF age and citi-
zen OF the state for 10 years next
before his election. mo elective Of
ficer of the executive department
shall hold another Office during the
term for which he is elected.
This section is a revision OF Sec
s. Art. v, constitution OF 1870. rals-
ing the age and state residence quail
heations of the governor from 80
years of age and five years residence
10 IS years of age and 10 years resi-
dence.
Section CT. No state treasurer
shall again hold that Office within
four years after his term expires.
The treasurer may be required by
the governor to give reasonable ad-
ditional security and i'll default or
so doing his Office shall be deemed
i, vacant.
This section is revision of parts
! of See 2, Art V, constitution OF 1870.
and increases the time within which
the state treasurer may not again nod
that Office for two years TO four years
| Section 6S. The officers specifi-
cally named in section IS OF this
constitution except the superintend-
, ent Of public instruction shall be
elected in 1894 and every four years
! thereafter. The superintendent OF
! public instruction shall be elected
in 1926 and every four years there
after. The term of Office of every
such officer shall be four years
from the second Monday of jan
uary next after his election.
| This section is revision of Sec. 3,
! Art. V, and part of See. ]. Art. V,
constitution OF 1870. The term of the
state treasurer is made four Instead
OF two years.
Section So. The election returns
! for officers of the executive depart
ment shall be sealed and transmit
ted by the returning officers to the
secretary of state directed to the
speaker of the house of represen,
tatives. Before that house proceeds
to other business and Immediately
after its organization, the speaker
shall open and publish such returns
in the presence of a majority OF
each house assembled in the hal
Of the house of representatives ant
then declare elected to each office
the person SO shown to haze thu
highest number Of votes therefor
The general assembly by ballot il
Joint session shall determine con
tested elections for such offices ant
} in case of tie shall choose in liks
manner one of the persons tied.
This section Ia the same as Sec. 4
Art v. constitution of 1870 The
section has been rephrased without
changing the substance.
Section TO- The public record.
and papers Of the executive depart
ment shall be kept at the seat @
government.
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81 Tnfs esessnn eevsrs psrs = ~.
enne subt6ct matter - cnatskued =
6ec. 1. Al. Y. eoulslisution Of 1870.
without asy cAanes IN suhasnne.
Section 1.-THE officers Of the
executive department shall be paid
salaries and shall not receive to
their own use any other compen-
sation.
This section covers . part Of tn
same subject matter - contained N
SEE. %, An v, constitution Of 1870.
without any change in substance
Section 7z-Each officer of the
executive department shall perform
such duties as are prescribed by
law.
This section covers . part Of the
same subject matter as contained IN
Sec. 1. Art. v. constitution Of 1870.
without any change in substance.
Section 73-The supreme execu-
tive power shall be vested In the
governor who shall take care that
the laws are faithfully executed.
This sessien esrsr' a psrs oa the is
Sec. 8. Art. v, constitution OF 1870.
and covers the same subject matter.
Section "A. At the commence
ment of each regular session and
at the close of his term the gov
ernor shall inform the general as
sembly of the condition of the state
and recommend such measures as
he deems e0pedient. At the same
time he shall account to the gen.
eral assembly for all funds subject
to his order.
This section is revision Of Sec. 7.
Art. V. constitution of 1870, and
covers the same subject matters.
Section 70. The governor shall
nominate and with the consent by
yea and nay vote of a majority OF
those elected to the senate shall
appoint all officers whose appoint
ment or election is not otherwise
prescribed by law. If vacancy
exists during the recess of the SEN
ate in any Office where the appoint
ing power is vested in the governor
subject to the consent Of the SEN
ate, the governor shall make tenn
porary appointment until the next
meeting of the senate when he shall
nominate some person for the office
| No person rejected by the senate
I shall be nominated again for the
! office at the same session save Or
request of the senate or be appoint
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The Proposed New Constitution

u TO the once during tho recesa
81 the senate.
This section 10 consolidation Of
Tho subject matter Of oecs. 10 md IL.
All Y. constitution Of 1870.
Section 76. For incompetency
neglect OF duty or malfeasance II
ofIice the governor may remove any
oflicer whom he may appoint.
This section is the same - Sec.
II. Art. v constitution OF 1870
Section n. The governor may
grant reprieves, combinations and
pardons for all offenses after con.
viction ON such terms as he thinks
proper; but the manner Of apply
ing therefor may be regulated By
law.
This section II revision OF Sec.
1 13. Art. " constitution of 1870.
L which provides:
The governor shall have power to
grant reprieves, communications and
pardons. after conviction. for all Of
lenses. subjecttto such regulations as
may be provided BY law relative to the
manner of applying therefor
Section Is. The governor .shal
be commander-in-chief Of the arm
ed forces of the state except whel
they are in the service OF tn
United States and may call then
! out to execute the law, protect lif
or property, suppress insurrectiol
or repel invasion.
This section is a revision OF Sec. IA.
Art V, constitution of 1870. under
which the power of the governro to
call out the militia to protect life or
property at times of great public dis
aster, danger or catastrophe was Gues-
toned.
Section 70. If the Office of gov
ernor becomes vacant the lieuten
| ant-governor shall become governo
fer the residue of the term. II tn
governor fails to qualify, is absen
from the state or is under disabA
/ ity, the powers, duties and emolu
ments of the Office shall devolv
! upon the Acknowledgements 70
the residue of the term or until tn
/ cause which renders the governo
| incapable of performing his dutie
| is removed. If there is no lieu
/ tenant-governor' or if for any CT tn
above causes he is incapable of per
forming the duties of the Office, it
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
great seal of the state Of Illinois
to be kept and used by the secre-

great seal or the state OF ILLINOIS,
to be kept and used by the secre-
tary of state as directed by law.
This section is the same as Sec. %,
Art. v constitution OF 1870.
Section "a. The auditor of pub
lie account shall publish within 90
days after the adjournment of each
session of the general assembly a
statement Of the expenses Of such
session, specifying the amount of
each item and to whom and for
what paid.
This section is the same as the last
sentence of Sec. IT, Art ", constitu-
ton of 1870
Section IS. A uniform system
Of accounts for all county officers
shall be prescribed and supervised
by the auditor of public accounts
and their accounts shall be audited
by him.
This section is new
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
TIE ARGUS

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Rate per I'm for white spseD y ths
same - . linz Of type.
6pedaa rats Aoe yearly adveFttAnG upoo
request
PubishefD reserve the right to edit a
reject any clanincd advertising csCy.
Telephone B. / las and ok Tor q
Want Ad TakeP.
6TANDARDlZED CLASSIFICATION
Tho following class dcAtion hsadtnss
appear In this Newspaper In the numerical
order here given. closely allied claaaAca-
Tons being grouped together.
Inc individual advertisemeats a4S ~
ranged under these headings In alpha
oetical order for QUICK rstegencs: ~,
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k-punar.f na-.
-tuneral TieV9s.
SSss..n . 49,. LosA Aaannh
ase Anescee.
Bvoo1A
- s~u9
AU1OAonuA
AAuto0ooaie Agenciaa n
ia- ASss Ten. Acs ~.
80 A trucks lof eaAA (,
~ccessosaas-PsstA
0AfAee-Autos tce Hiso.
- and 6icycian
l6-RenSirinv ss0@oAsA
Sesss0 Staatan
BV6lNkNS hhnyprp
l1-busanAas Scrylce On.r.S
AS-buiidlng-ConIracAns.
Cleaning. lsyeing, keDov.s.
>. Dns.AkarS-Aiihassy.
-. aeAong. Plumbing. kc>ae.
3 setsao.
tAaoeEan8.
aov1n9. Trucking, Stns>
- IN -raperang.
- Eons-knSraying.
c1essaoUal Seryleea
cpsarhg.
~ otAaS.
"s0se0-Bustness aarvin.
ENPInvup,,-
32-Help Wsnted-E.Is
33--Heip Want.d-n...'
a4-help Manud--N..S
So-Soacaturs-Canvasss- nAiA
3t-Sltuataops Wantas
15-SituASlos.s Named
rrN,No,
3S-Busines. o nnnc,,AA
39-investments. S,".L
kO-Monev IA 6oo
<I-Wants<,~T -,
noTc~
2-corras,onassoC CIi0N.
4a-IEcai ,a., Soursss.
+4-Mnsic.i n euon Cisases.
45-pr,vate ,n.,rs. oranataA
-Wantsd-in., sosaoo.
1TIs. oa,
&7-Dor~ c,,s -.
IS-Horsea Ca,,is
ly-poulrrv 80 S emcA
SO-Want-r- .sx.s' S
Mrp..MaSr
6I-Art;ci.. IT, ~ a.0
6lA-Har,sr an,
b2-Bus,ne.. mt oS.a
o:s-BoaIs ann aco I00aomA
54-BuiidinE Mater,a,s
o5-Earu, and barr proar
o6-FueI, Feed, Eert,l,.rrs
67-GOod Things IN Eat
5S--Home-Nade Thing.
o9-Household Goo,is
SO-Jewelry and Watcbe.
6i-Aachlnery and Tooir
62-Muslcal Instruments.
62A-kadio Eoulpueut
83-Seeds, Pants and Flovs~
64-Specials at the Stnsea.
65-Wearings Apparel,
66-Wanted-To Buy.
kUOMS AND BOAnn.
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NOTICE

To our Classified Patrons. We azU
compelled 70 close our c1Ast0od
page .: IL 80 ~ m. instead Of IL
UoOn.
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WINTER TERN AT BROWNS.
New classes will be formed at
Browns Business College, Monday,
December 4. Location 1706 1-3
Second advertisement
Obsolete warships, filled with
rubble, are being used to strength
en- the seawall at Dartmouth, Eng
land
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
z q MEKCAD0 DE AzIjGAR
Cable recibid0 pcT IL born s Co,
San Juan, de euI oEi-ina sle
New Ferk

Viernes, MARIO III Mofcado sfuer-
te. VsntAs: de Cuba 100000 sacos
para etnbssque en- mario v abril z
ESQ; de Puerto Rico 81, 600 saeos pa
ia pfontp embarque a s:9s yde Fill
piaas 10000 sacos para llegar en-
EabriI 400: Sc vendieron tambien
I2O. 900 sacos mas de Cuba para EN-
|harque en- Ia segunda qnineena de
'abril a especuIaTes a 2 9Et6. FL mer-
cado Sc cerr6 Iinpio de ofertas y los
compradores inferesando de Cuba q
~. Refnada 5.4O
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
II NsZslIfs.5ft ~
GARIRE

: - 1s11s74A y = = n q = -ss3g
4 Eft1ado en- Il coraz6n de Ia ciGdad,
Perfecta6feKtG aeOndicionado con to-
+ dos los aHIl lantos mod defhos. Ascensor.
IGF6Rbs. sqfagnificas kabici6nsss con
ba1o .priyadO efectos Ssanitariosl sEs-
scpecialsicurffns4 pasmi familias sNIpasa-
stasfosi Prstioaimoder deradosse euais5ifs
Telefonos 4S4 1.OO9.lP. o. Box 8Oe.
Gale de. San Francisco No. 81, San
Juan, Ri asY
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
II o L & z Z S
u PALACE
an ! {,

Plan Eunopeo. Capacidad para $50
pasajer0s.
81 hotel ideal para hOmhres de ne
Gocios y Eistas de experinecia.
Hahitsri6ns con baio para | perso-
ma desdeI $50
b Habitaci6nl eOn banjo para 2zperso-
mas, desds ssaO.
RestaHfaht lila Carta. Precios mo-
1leos. 81 a
Cuando visite San Juan haga del
PALACE. sk IL & 1resideneia.
s0sTf329t4 l3b gGHgI1uEN gss lstsf A2iss &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Hase anunciado oticfalmsnte Que el
Jefe Supreme del GJbierhO b0Ichevi-
que ruso. %. Nicolas Lenine. Tepresehta-
r. Ia RepIbIica roia eR Il Conferen-
.cia Econ6mica que Sc proyetta ceie-
5rar en- GenoFa, Italia, por todas las
naciones del mIndO, para tratar sobre
el Fgajdste de- Ia 0nsiici1nes ilnansie-
ras en- Ia terra. Nicolas Lenine ira
asesorado por uS dleyado ndmero de
Eapacidaaes Ae 1lide qae ia kesho de-
claiaci6nes sShre d. $inb 81 recohOcesel
G6bistn0 de Rhsla Que q preside en-
las mencionadas Conferencias, regre-
sara sd pais inmedia talnents, sii'
tomar participation aiguna en- 10 que
ALI Sc trate. DE 10 contrario, Russia
coadyuyhfa cbh l6s dsfna phisss 4
normaIizar las condolences econOmicas
del mundO, como 10 exigen las actua-
les circunstancias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
EL GRAN JpRADo DE san juan

Los selOres que forEnan el Gran Jus
RADIO a. Ia secci6u piimera .de "a Eofte
de Distrito de San Juan, que hace dfas
.esta reuniflo Y ANTE q cual han siecIa-
rado diversos fupcionarios del cobier-
no insular, esta compuesto por los 81
e1ientes seiiares presidente Ignaei6
Penaeafieano. Pio Amallof Rafael Pie
trentoni. Vicente Alcaraz. Jaime Fort
Teodoro Aeui|af Jose eordils. Ramon
Bou Cali. Justinlano Santiago, Pasca.
si6 Marquee Felix Moneloya Andres
z. saaYedra Julio NaymiI Federico
Lopez y Jose seiiP.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
ANUNCIos y RECLAM0s EC6NoWC6s =

GLOBrxos DE COMA ventas a
por mayor, desde so cts gruesa en- ade-
iante. Surtido removable senanalmen-
lie. Servimos pedidos por correo G. Q.
ID. i! S. B. "A. Allen SO. San Juan.
Sc vENDE Una casa de hornig6r
armada. de dos plantas, sta en- "a Ave
.nida Nairn. parada 46, Condado. Pa
"a infromes: Telefono s77, santurce Z
apartado 1866. San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

HoMBRE soLTERO.. blanco, de SO.
amos de edad, saludable, de buena re-
putaci6n y deNoficio MECANICO, soli-
cita en- matrinlonio una nujer joven
no menor de % amos, sin compromise
y que posea un capital no menor de
s5oOO0 Contrato matrimonial rapido.
Inforn1ara hasta el dfa II del corrien-
lite en- Betances ST., No Is. Arecibo.
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

coger las classes capitalists Y las in
telectnales, v lleyarfls la condici0n
del proletariado. De las clases bajas,
dc Ia masa del pueblo ihdocto, surgio
entonces "a sonibra de Lenine una
nueva burguesfa, una burguesfa insis-
tancial, burda. sin 6tiea y sin inteli-
geneia de NADIA, sin responsibilities
Il sin amor propio para crearselas y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Ell COmunismo esta muerto en- Ru-
;sia, ha sido abandonado por Lenine,
solamente existe en- Ia actualidad en-
tire unos pocos fanatieos en- el mundo !;
Spero en- las grandes ciudades america
mas. Esta es Ia declaIaci6n que Charles
Philip Norton, ex conse3ero de ID ca
mara de Comercio rusoamericana ha
hecho al regreso a su pafs de un largo
viaje efectuado pors Russia. En- un
Iancb que le fue ofrecido en- New
York spora Ell Club Repubiicano, Mr..
sHorton Sc aexpres6 asf, mas b menos /:
FL Comunismo ha muerto en- Russia
y en- los desnas pafses de Europa. Yo
he yisitad6 easi todas las grandes ciu.
laades deb gyiejo continente.s els a1o pa
ssado. yche podidoi yeng palpar que las
ideas comulifstas estaii siendol enteIla-
das ieli la noohei del 5OlTidosA aa5iaa
81 ss.-
del mism0 mOd0 nosotrOs los anne
fican6s; deBsanos assemaF ef IDEAL So 50.
cialista i parar Ia propaganda que
hacemos de 81 Nuestros cllarl6tanes
bOlcheyiques, que agitah Il banfefs u
9nna causa que esta peraida gpsisEcn
81 due Russia esta mpy debilitada : q.
Ia situaei6n es tan ca6tica ali, que
el experimento ha resultado POGO me-
nos que un fracaso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Edifici6 xconstruido expresaH te
para Hotel, modernamente equihado
con ascensOr, habitaciones con bafo
tel6fOno, tiifbre y cuanto requiere
81 mOdernO "ronfort.. Plan Europeo.
! Rgst6hrailt asE1la,a eartasra Helsfonos
-HbSR-T -TFEI BOR sl252a san aJos6 Plaza
~ frinclp .ogaR Juan n ri sfdiansy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
SANTO DOMINGO

Hospedage cargo de matrimonic
respectable. Mejor que en- cualquien
hotel. Habitaciones para comisionis-
fas y matrimonios. Punto centricO,
Colon No. Sc laItosl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
Il Bolchevisrno esta
nuertO

cumplir con elias. Son estos los hom4
bres del presente que Sc gastan 10000
rublos por un asiento en- Ia opera,
mientras sus scanaradass no puedenI
disponer de 800 rublos que cuesta una
hogaza de pan. ~
Russia, por 10 tanto, ya retrocedien+
do a passes acelerados a 10 que ull
dfa fue,e en- tanto e comunismo es arro
llado ,por una fuerza capitalista que
ahora es empuiada por las anbpiiEciio5tnes bpiiE on
de un pueblo hambriento que Sc apode-
ra de 10 ajeno v no sabe como adlni-
nistrarIo. Russia sera la haci6n burgue-
sa mas respectable del mundo, dentro
de POGO pero desgraciadamente Sc
compondra de una burguesfa sin el me
nor concepto dc 10 que Sc necesita pa
"a eIeyar las industrias y el comercio
sobre las bases solidas en- que Sc
asientan los grandes capitalismos en-
Iropeos Y amerieanos
1''La fuerza de Lenine estriba en- su
habilidad para enfrentarse con los he
chos. que Sc van desarrollando, j en-
Isabey ajustar sus. puntns dc vista IL
Itodas las exigencias de IA situaci0Flnl. Flr El
prediea que 81 InqlndQ n cHslqnsilalrl II Il dfa
sefa completamente qomHniSta miell- l 4
ttras esta eonyeneidog de sue Rusia
bprentamente Sc eopEegtira en Ia pa pa
ei6n mas lurgpesa isobre la. tierra.
ssE Sc prepara para ealoa Haeea POGO
tdio una urdpn para qrie faeraff cons
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sMundo Grafco," "Hojas SelectaS,H
'Blanco y Negro" "Asturias Graf.
ca sReyista CerVantes, 7 Alfredo
dor del MundO," /" la Moda Elegana
Iluatrada."
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o algunas otras y desea snscribirse Q
conlprar ndnleros sueltos, pida infon
mes 81 TeIefono No. 996. assf
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BLANoUEAnoR DERMAR VIVA,
especial para las personals de color. EN-.
blanquece rapidamente el cults obscu-
10 dandole sin tono de suavidad mara
viiioso. Ponao SO centavos.
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