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The New York herald., 1922-11-06
APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
From Battery 20 I4th ST.. Inclusive.

Furnished.
From Battery 20 I4th Sc. Inclusive.
18TH ST., 66 WEST.
An Ideal apartment, beautifully furnisheos
entire floor. remodeled; private house; also
large room; near 5th sv. Telephone WAT
liins s5ss.
Furnished.
Above I4th st. 20 seth st. Unclusiye).
e2D ST. 256 w.-2, 3, 4 large rooms. kitchen
and bath; very we'll furnished; best propo-
yiton downtown.
SAD ST, las E.-Farnished, 8 rooms and
bath. sunny. 4th floor; elevators. piano.
rent s7Oo a month Telephone Plaza 9o41.
PEAsE s ELLIMAN. $40 Madison sy
57TII ST., i57 wEsT-1ith floor, 8 rooms.
living room bedroom. two beds. bath, three
closets. kitchen; all outside rooms; elevator
sllverware and linen; one year; rent $500
per month. LuNING Tel 3s41 Circle
Furnished.
Above bsth st.-Sth Av. TO East River.
IN best residential section OF 9th av, Z
beautiful, large, light rooms, newly dec
quired' Apply MR., CoYNE. 81 w. bsth st.
Plaza 2950. -
Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.
BROADWAY (T4th)--Going Europe, selling
charming modern 8 rooms, bath; reason-
able, buy quickly, consider renting. Particu-
lars Columbus 33Ob.
LIST your furnished apartments; great de-
mand select clientele. CHAsE, 2061 B-Mey.
WEST End Av., 255.--Attractlvely fur
nlshed newly decorated four room apart
ment including real kitchen; river view; high
rts, ofg IA NJ.
flN1h. -------A---------
6grH, ~ VESTS rooms. bath. beautifully
furnished new fireproof building.
f2D ST., 1863 WEST.
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION,
near Broadway; attractively furnished
suites, light and spacious two and three
rooms. with kitchen and bath. .-
sisT ST. columbus av., Hotel ColoniaD =
Newly decorated, furnished, l, =, outside
rooms. private bath; elevated, surface cars
subway s2i. $50, $40 weekly; full hotel serv-
ice; restaurant.
OF -B'VAY-3 and o rooms, well furnished,
elevator. 24G5 B'way. -.-
9sTII, 25t w.-Beautifuliy furnished, out
side rooms baths; elevator apartment
reasonable. lease; seen 1915. Apt. ". -.
Furnished--Brcns.
VAN CoRTr,ANDT-F'ive beautiful rooms
new family house. ~ foot sun. psrlor
piano steam heat. garage. Kingsbrldge 12l.
Unfurnished.
From Battery 10 18th ST.. Inclusive.
9TH Av.. 43.--Five exceptionally light and
large rooms and bath all modern Improve
ments. ---.
18TH sT., 200 West-slx rooms. bath, steam
subway station; SIS monthly
Unfurnished.
Above Itth Sc. "a 5sth Sc. Unclusive).
IRVING PIi., T6-3-4 rooms, bath. Kitchen
ette: redecorated; s125St66 monthly. Gram
Grey 3Oi5. SHUBAEL COTTBE, Gram
ercy Park. -
ggrII iO3 E-Two and three rooms sunny
apartment; elevator and maid service.
80. ST., 90 AND o. EAsT-STuplO AM
TNO ROOM APARTMENT; VERY DE.
gtpApr,lg. ADJOINING VANDERBILT
HOTEL; MEALS AND vATBr SERVICE
OPTIONAL. INQUIRE sUPT.
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Bronx-Sale or Let.

EAST i3sTH-Buslness section. six story.
new law. excellent condition, all improve
mcnts: rents Sl1 400; bargain $62 900. HAIR
LEM REALTY, ITS Il. 11sth. Harlem s9O9
IMPROVED corner plot. about four lots,
ready to build near Concourse Will sell
CHEAP; waiting for an offer META IN
Melrose 0732.
1. 2 FAMILY brick, tax exempt, all modern
improvements; Gun Hill rd. station. Boston
e Westchester Railroad. $3.50 Eastchester
Road Tel Olinvile 3f99 for particulars.
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Westchestcr-Sale or Let.


Westchester-Sale or Let.
BRYN MAWR PARKS room house. all i'm
proVements; 40 minutes 10 Grand Central (;
viii sell at sacrifice SIS, 900. G. A. IRWIN.
16 Briggs av. Phone 1i5 w.
FINE one family house on plot 100 by 100;
all improvements: garage: conveniently To-
Gated; bargain Further particulars 142 I'd
av., North Pelham. N. Y.
RYE, N. y.
For Rent-We have somo very attractive
houses, 70 s rooms and ] and baths,
porches, nreplaces. garages and all modern
convenlences, within easy committing distance
Of New York, 1925 to $3.50 per month. II.
Leland MaEill, corner Milton road and Oak
land 81. Tel. Rye +5s.
WANT A HOME?
$3.50 cash payment. balance monthly like
rent win buy 4. 3. room house on easy
terms on our property also choice improved
building lots In fine location easy terms.
W. $. Construction Co., 1S2 Nassau St., New
York city.
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BARGAIN LESS than assessed valuation,
plot TaXiO3. overlooking river and River
side Drive: brick house concrete garage,
sun parlor; all improvements; immediate
action; brokers protected. J. SPRINGER,
1854 Broadway.
BROADWAY corner about ~ lots, three
good frontages: price S61, 600. LEON $.
ALTMAYER. Sole Agent, 62 East seth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW CORNER BUILpINe.
ELEGANT OUTSIDE ROOMS.
8 ROOMS, S56 TO $50
4 ROOMS; $65 20 S7s,
HUNTS POINT AV. a. LAFAYETTE AV.
Two blocks east Hunts Point Subway Station
WEBB AV.--Four rooms, bath, private
dwelling; rent $75. including heat, gas, hot
water. electricity; Christians. Ford. 37e0J.
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Qucens-Ssis or Lei.

EI,MIIITRST-High class 10 room house
every modern Improvement, sun porches.
car garage; plot 1o0xt0o; reasonable terms
arranged, investigate. BRENNAN "
O'HARA. 25th st. subway station. Elmhurst.
RICHMOND HILL, 125th, 439--One family
3 room. comfortably furnished house for
rent from November Is to April 10. Rich
mond Hill $3.50.
S6.150 BUYS beautiful 81 500 house, large
plot; tax exempt near station: artistic
decorations; electricity; driveway; $3.50 cash.
balance $25 monthly. Principal, McNEECE.
30 Union Hall ST.. Jamaica. Phone Jamaica
A145.
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Nanhattan--Misceliancou

$4,000 Invested nets tOcs, GEO ROYAJL.
2os West t3Tth Audubrn 52of.
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Hronx transactions.

Alexander SellSin & Maurice Cohen
sold for DR.. William FanlxhAuser two
story frame dwelling at s71 Stebbins
avenue.
Giovanni Russo sold to the Oleiner
Realty Corporation the apartment house
e6i-967 East fremont avenue, 55x10s.2.
Sander Mark sold to Celia JANE the
five story apartment. 1896 Brook ave-
rDe. 7oxs0.
William L. Kurz sold 1001 Morris ave-
nde, one story taxpayer. 25xioo. con-
tanning two stores, to Charles Hsus-
mann and Bernard Mayer.
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Lease of Fifth Avenue Corner.

NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company and Ev-
erett NJ. Seixas Company, Consolidated.
leased store in southwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
now occupied by the Louis X. Liggett
Company, TO NJ. Ohrback Company.
Inc, for ten years from September 1,
1928
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BrookIyn-Salc or Let.

FLATBUSH-23 family apartment house
facing Prospect Park, near Brighton SUD
way station; price $4,000; others from
$4,000 to $500 600 WESTWOOD REALTY
COMPANY, 6S5 F1atbush av; closed Sunday
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Islapd-Sale or Let.

ROCKVILLE CENTRES rooms. . tiled
aths. asbestos shingle roof; s14500. Il.
". HENINGS, INC, 243 MerrclS road.
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UnfurnIshed-Qucens.

ELMJIURST-Beautiful room apartment
with sun parlor; second floor, every high
class Improvement; highly decorated; garage;
excellent transit facility to Times Square
In 20 minutes, cent fare; new house, rent
S135, In 81 Ithaca ST., Elnhurst, l.. l.. near
25th st. subway station.
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

Msndei Ehricn Csfp.,
. East fstb ST., ". n,
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18TH ST.. 90 WEST.
An ideal apartment, beautifully Furnished.
entire floor. remodeled; private house; also
kius $3.50.
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Furnished.
Above Bsth st.-kth Av. 90 East River.

IN best residential section OF 9th av.,
beautiful, large, light rooms, newly dec
GRATED, handsomely furnished; reference re-
Plaza o450
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In the Dwelling Market.

Henry l.. Finch. stock broker, is re-
ported to have bought the residence OF
Charles S. Sargent. Jr, at 46 East
Seventy-fourth street, n five story
American basement house, 20x100, be-
tween Madison and Park avenues, and
sold for about 100000.
The John L. Peel Company sold for
Richard J. Haslinger to Margaretta
Schultz the dwelling 349 West Twentieth
street, 15x91.11. The purchaser will oc-
cupy.
Porter & Co. sold for Henry Wetting-
field TO Leonard WE'LL the two story
frame dwelling, 25x10o at 1856 West 137th
street
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Chauncey r. Griffen sold for Mrs.
Elizabeth 4. Murthey her new home on
Nyack avenue. Pelham Heights consist
ing OF seven rooms and three baths, on
large plot, to Mrs. w f. Aldrich. The
property was held at s21, 900.
Thomas S. Burke sold for Mrs. =. +.
Thorne Of Bronxvillc two lots 25xff1
each. southwest corner Of Sawmill River
road and Agar street. Yonkers. 20 II. A..
skinner.
Samuel Marion sold TO Henry j. Tay-
Ior the first OF a series Of fifty cottages.
now being erected az Forest avenue and
Marion street. Verona, ". y.
ceorAl ~ Brown. director OF the
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As a result Of renewal of discussion
regarding a possible railroad terminal
at Lexington avenue and Thirty-second
street, client Of L. & /. j. Joseph has
leased for twenty-one years with re-
newal privilege the building at the
southeast corner Of Lexington avenue
and Thirty-fourth street, 75x40, on an
annual net rental basis.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ALLERTON HOUSE, FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest OF tho Alerton
group, a II story fireproof building, just
completed. containing apartments. club con
veniences, from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
for permanent residence only. fi3 T. 39th
st., As e. 55th st.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
UN GIGANTESCO PLUMARIO.
JOSE COLL CUCTII

jor cultiyadas irteligencias de su pats,
es va desde ia cdtedra, va desde la tri
bllna. un claro, concise rotundo ora
dor, que como Bustamante Ell cubano o
como SalnerJn el parlamentarista espa
ncl desde Ell rrineipio hasta sl fin, es
I'M enorme chorro dc ideas, dentro de
los mas altos principles l6gicos, tenden
tes despertar Ia conviction, por I'm
evo,utivo proseao psicol6gico, Ell Ell ami
mo Y Ia nente de los oyentes.
su hablar, ademas de ser complete
mente serene, eS pausado, grave, mesu
RADIO, al misno tempo que melodiosa-
mente musical.
Asl ell orador Jose Coll Cuchi, des-
de que empieza hasta que termina eau
tiva los publicos ante los cuales Sc pre-
senta sin afectacion ninguna, y a los
cuales Sc dirigs sonora claraments,
sin necesidad de recurrir, como acostum
bran otros, al eufemismo al ambaje.
Como periodista o mas bien como pla
mario de cobate, Jose Coll y Cuchi, es
una de las perconalidades mejor defni
das, la veg que una de las mas am
rlias.
La pluma que escribia los candentes
editoriales de aGuel glorioso peri6dico
cue fue Ell PALENCUE; la pluma que
aseribio Ell famoso articulo LAS TRECE
PALABRAS, que decide una de las
mas trascendentales situaciones politi-
cas- porqne ha cruzado el pals, no
dudarlo es una pluma saba y que solo
combate en- el campo que debe comba-
tir este es, EN- LA REGION DE LAS
IDEAS.
Recientemente acaba de ser pnblica-
co el articulo LUZ Y TINIEBLAs que
ademas de ser Ell tltimo que han pro
ducido su espiritu y su talento, cs uno
de los mas jugosOs v de los mas saba
Tente MOBILES, que haf publicado Jose
Coll v Cuchi, al par que es uno de los
r.ejores artfculos que Sc han cscrito en-
Puerto Rico en- los iiltimos diez amos,
La prosa &c Jose Coll y clchi, es
una prosa linpida Y tersa, al mlsrlo
tempo cue euf6nica y senciIla. Acura-
da Y impia, la prosa de jose Coli >
Cuchf, Sc ajusta 10 que On sn articulo
rqtado DEL BUEN DEcIR, sxpusiera
e, intense v .estudioso critico, mi joven
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ExIGENCIAs DEL Ex EMPERADoR
Ex-EMPERADoR

BERLIN setiembre 14.-La familia
Hohenzollern intenta revener sns pre-
piedades alemanas. sus pensiones, los
beneficios de la guerra, Y piensan con
tinuar exigiendole la Republica nu-
1nerosas concesiones Con tai motive Ia
prensa goeialista ha elevado una pro-
tesla general para que no Sc lie haga
va mas case la faInilia del ex Empe-
rador, al ex Emperador y a todos los
mobiles de Prussia.
La prensa radical senala como m
hecho escandal0so que Guillermo toaa
via no naya pagado los impuestos So
bre sus propiedades que a media
que pasa el tempo 'ss tlnas exigente =
mas " guapo'
AL ex Kaiser la Repfblica alelnana
le paga una pension Y le suininiatra
gratis anuchas otras cosas. Un peri6di-
co agsman declara que en- ninguna otrl
parte del nlundo Sc tolerarian tahtas
estupideces como la de socorrer q an
hombre que ls debe a la nacidn snas
.dinero que Ell capital de todos los ies-
cendientes del lex Emperador. Cada mo
mento continaa Ell peri6dico aleman-
llegan nlaevcs principles, rsyezuelos y
no Sc sabe cuantos otros mobiles, para
exigir que SO les pague una psnsIoa
| loue derecho tienen? iQue lie dsbe Ia
ratriaG
Ell principe Joaquin Albrecht de Pm
sia es uno de los de la lista que reciben
pension.
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1EN1NE DE v1AJE
verano de 1922.

Lenine esta mejorando Y dara url
viaJs al Sur, precisanlente, como los
burgueses, en- busca de 5alud. listed sa
bra Que este1aio tan solo, los cirp3aros
extranjeros de su niisculo mastoiieo
una bala que le fue disparada por Fan
NY Kapian, Quien trato de asesinsrlo,
hace cuatro amos.
AQuellos que dicen cue todos los
bolshevikis son judios y aus todos los
judios en- Russia, son 5olshevi!ijg. osbe-
ran observar que la .joven que dispard
contra Lenine es una julia. Hizo tres
disparos v ss.neg6 a dar los nonibres
de sus c6mplices. Sc neceslta valor pa
ra ESQ, sin duda.
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amigo Don Antonio Paniagua y Picazo
cuien afitma que la claridad y ia ter
sura en- la prosa son la base del buen
decir'', debiendo ser "la sencillez Ell fin
perseguir por todo escritor''.
Sus articulos son sencillamente, una
logica exposition de ideas, por 10 cual
los leemos con tanto gusto, poruue al
leerlos tai parece que las ideas del es-
critor, han sido preconcebidas por nos
ctros.
Sus artfculos tienen Ia marm6rea
frialdad de las ideas, al igual que los
6e Hostos, nuestro insigne pensador, pa
70 al mismo tempo y tambien como D
los de Hostos, les da caler Ell fuego ar
dients de un ideal, que en- Hostoc, CO
mo en- Jose Coll Cuchi, es ell de la Patria
libre: el de la refulgente estrella SO
litaria!!!
Joss Coll Cuchi es todo ESQ: un jul
risconsulto, un plumario comhativo, un
'Fgrande activo'', lin politico. un ora
dor, un patricia, pero aln asi, Jose
Coll Cuchi es algo mas, oidlo bien,
qIeridos comEatrictas: Jose Coll Gu
chi, es un Ap6stol.
Desinteresado, noble, abnegado, hu-
milde, y equitativo: tai es Jose Coll ,
Cuchi. Y ahora yo pregunto: INo son
estas las cinco cualidades virtudes
caracterlsticas de los Ap6stoles? Quien
no crea asi, que commence por los docs
de cristo y Siga por Ell resto de dos
Ap6stoles, a yer 81 halla alguno que no
sea caracterizado por estas cinco virtu
des. s as
Para contirmarle como tai Ap6stol, "a
vii calumnia y la odiosa intriga, le han
tornado lie su cuenta, mas Ell como to-
DOS los Apostoles ha permanecido lin.
rio, impoIuto: Ell Sc agita en- las alturas
como el condor, rey de los cielos: los
calumniadores Sc agitan en- ell tango y
en- la podrsdumbre. Tai es la altura q.
el Sc encuentra que ell barro de la insi
dia no logra alcanzarle.
En- este nreve v sint6tico estudio de
la gigantesca y proteica psrsonaIidad de
Jose Con cuchi, he tratado mi jul
clio he sido, 10 mas ecuable que en- es-
tos casos Sc puede ser.
/ iDichoso 70, y nosotros, 81 todo sl
pueblo portorriqueao, sin distinction de
/ castas nj de partidos, (envidia un la
6o), pensaran igual que 20, acerca del
Ap6stol jose coll Y Cuchi; que al igual
cue 70, alumbra su sendero con los po-
tentes rayos de la EsTRELLA SOIL
TARIA!!!
s Armando A. MIRANDA.
verano de 1922.
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Siempre he pensado que es la mission
del crftico exa1tar, solamente los es-
critores que escriban porQue poseyendo
e, divine ''don'' 81 cual saturan con
la sublime esencia de I'm ideal, les es
impossible completamente dejar de va
ciar por madis de escritos las multiple
ideas y las m1ltiples emociones que su-
fran sus espiritus. Siempre he pensado
asi, he creido ademas que dsbe ser
este ideal, uno que represente la mas
alta y genuina aspiraci6n de la conNsni-
dad, que sea un IDEAL de abnegacion.
dc desinteres y de sublimidad benefcio-
SO toda 0 "a una parte considerable
de Ia humandad.
Ahi que sean, scgin mi modo de yer,
Cristo y BudaS Garibaldi, Kociusko, Gui
'llermo Tell Eamon de Valera; Mahat
ma Gandhi; Bolivar, San Martin, o.
Higgins. Marti, Maceo, Duarte, Wash
ington, Don Pedro Ell Grande de Bra
Sill Jose de Diego Hidalgo. los mas
altos representatives, los mas potentes
'sgrandes activos'' al decir del fuerte
iGeologo que es Carlos Persyra. de Ia
humanidad, de Europa, de Asia Y de
America respectivamente.
Porque ahora, como siempre, pienso
de esa manera, es que he decidido es-
crihir estas lineas que ante Ia magni
tud de la alta, fuerte y noble personall
dad de Jose Coll y cuchi, son como
una gotta de rccjo ante la incalculable
inmensidad del mar.
Jose Col Y Cuchi es bien conocido
Gel pals nara cue yo, que realments
soy un incipiente, lie presenta al publics
pOrtorriqueho. n
Periodista, jurisconsulto, politico, ora
COR, patriota, v en- todo grande, resalta
jose Coll cuchi, como una de las fgu-
ras de la intelectualidad portorriquaha
de Ia cuai es valiosisimo e indispensa-
Ele factor. necesario siempre para esple.l
dor y lustrs de esta intelectualidad.
Mas no he dc ser yo cue ann no he lido
mas ALA 6e los primeros pasos del De
recho, qaien Juzgue a Jose Coll y Ouch
e. jnriscoxsGllto; nj mucho menos podr s
juzgar a JOSS Coll Y Cuchi al politico
crandO es ahera que me encanaino hacia
Ia pila bailtislral de nrestra polttica re
gional; yO juzgare a Jose Coll y Ouch.
ei orador Y cspecialmente va one ese
mi objeto a jose Coll Y Cuchi Ell peril
dista, mas aun, ell plumario combativo Y
energico, trataado al mismo tempo d
dar algunes ideas acerca de Jose Coz
" Cuchi el patriota.
Como Jose Mart5 y como Aparisi :.
Grijarro, J0se Coll y cuchf poseyendo
como posee una de las mas claras me
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Ell ULr1Mo AJUsTzcrADo

Smith fu6 ell n1mero zoo de los que
han sido ejecutados len sing.sin des
de que conienz6 a trabajar ali la siiIa
el6ctrica.
Da resultados la pena capital7 No
hubiera sido mejor para 81 Estado, QUE
los doscientos hctmbres hubieran sidc
castigados- mo como ellos habian cas-
tigado sus victimas-si sino de otra ma
nera, sin matarios2 o el que 81 Gobier-
no mate doseientos hombrss evita
que otros hombres maten. FL reciente
alsaento en- los crimenes dice Que no.
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HOTELE.S
Ell. VESUBTO

Participo q mi numerosa elieNtsl@
Iue nuevamente me sncuentrs ai
frente de este acreditado Restaurans
donde encontrar&n un ssmerado eer-
vicio la carta.
Sc admiten abonados y AHAs8 faR
tan los sabrosos spaguett.
Vicente RINALDI.
Allen 20. San Juan. TelefOno 30.
HOTEL INGLATERRA
San Justo 13 " is. Tel. 300.
San Juan. "a
Recientemente reformado.
Amplias y frescas habitaeiones
para cabaIleros o rnatrimonios
con o sin comidas, ell sitio mas
centrico de la ciudad, cerca a
los Bancos, Correo, Tren, TFo-
LEY y MueIIes.
SERVINGS comidas a domiciIio,
E. cESTERo,
Propietaria. A
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CENTRAL

AdiAeio csnstruiho expresamAn4e
para Hotel, modernamente equipade,
con ascensor, habitaciones con har
30, telefono, timbres y cuanto re-
quiere el modsrno "confort's Plan
Europeo. Restaurant Ia carta. Ts-
isfonos: 381-1144. Box 1863, San
Toss, Plaza Principal San JuaHs
Puerto Rice.
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CARRIE

Situado en- Ell corazon de Ia eiudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnineas
habitaciones con baiio privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial eonfort para
samiliAs J viajantes. Precios mode
RADIOS.
Telefonos 4S4 y 1909, p. o. Box sos,
Gale de San Francisco, No. ~
San Juan, p. u.
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Fabricado y garantizado por
THE VAIL COMPANY
Nueya York E. u. de A.
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ACAZAR

Luna 38. Frente al Municipio.
Nuevo Hotel Modernamentc eQuipa-
do. Cocina criclla. Habitaciones fres-
eas. Buen Trato. Precios de situa-
eion. Sc admiten abonados.
Frncisco RIvEBA..
Tel6fone 1919 Prsptetarie.
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ENvENENAM1ENTo

En- Ia calle Reina, Ponce; Petra To-
rres, de 2s amos, So enyenen6. tOman
dose varias pastiilas de sublimado CO..
rrosivo. fallecfsndo momentos despues.
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LA FERIA
SOL 1O3. ESQUINA A TANCA
E CAFE RESTAURANT

BeFvicIo a Ia carta. Precios, num-
ca visto. 10 mejor do San Juan.
tlaga una vista y So convencsr6.
Propiotario: Maxine APONTE.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-05

league and Annie Lou Thorp left
school today sick with colds.
The school has been out Of coal
for about a month, as they keep
thinking il will get warm. But
Prof. league has decided that II
isn't. and he takes an armful OF
grubs each morning which keeps
them fairly comfortable all day,
Dick Buck left Friday for his
home AZ Crosbyton. We regret TO
lose such boys as Dick from our
number, as he was 80 nice and
quiet and always attending TO his
own business instead Of everybody
else's.
Mr.. Wesley Williams and family
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. l. Thorp.
Mrs. John Swofford and children
vrient Sunday az Mr. Bob Swoffords.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Gum returned
Saturday from an extended visit
with Mrs. Gums parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson Of the Acuff COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. White visited her
son, Ulis King and family Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-05

ing Of great auditorium and J
am sure the singing convention VIII
be- welcome to hold their sessions IN
il without cent OF donation from
the singers. OF course they might
be expected TO bring their lunches
like any other town would expect
Of them where their sessions are
permanently located.
Anyway we extend a glad wei
come again.-W. p. Florence.
r. S. Since writing the above
the president writes 70 know II II
would be o. X. to try TO have the
convention over Mt Slaton on the
2nd Sunday. answer
by all means the convention
ought to meet again at Slaton the
2nd Sunday. But our folks made
such great entertainment prepare.
ton that went to waste, ! would
hate 10 ask them 20 repeat their
trouble, and as that is commence
ment day we could not ask for the
morning service. But everybody IN
the county could get here by z
o'clock and do all that Is necessary
in the afternoon. II they wish they
can bring lunch and spend the
morning and noon at the club house
and 90 70 the NJ +. church to begin
al ? O'Clock. The people here would
be delighted and ! believe the con-
vention owes Il 10 us.-W. ?. r.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-05
NEW FILLING STATION WILL
SOON BE READY FOR USE

A. w. Allen, formerly Of Wichita
Falls, but now a boosting citizen Of
Lubbock. is about through with the
construction work on his beautiful
white enamel filling station on the
northeast corner Of the square, and
has announced through an ad in this
issue Of the Avalanche that he will
be ready in his business Sunday
Mr.. Allen is one of the business
men Of today who realizes thorough
ly that there is nothing TO trying to
make anything in a town without
first contributing TO the general bet
terment of said town, and his build
ing is certainly a fine example OF
what he is as builder. for nowhere
in this section has there been built
a more beautiful or more expensive
filling station than the one he Is
about to complete.
Mr.. Allen is live wire. and il Is
indeed fortunate for Lubbock that
he has seen fit to make his invest
ments here.
There is plenty Of room in this
city for energentic, liberal. wide
awake business men and the Avalan-
che is always glad to welcome one
Of that sort Of Lubbock.