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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
Los socialistas deben desempenar todos
los cargos p1blicos a q. tienen derecho

liz son tan respetables como aquellcs
hombres que en- Puerto Rico, sincera-
mente, aspiran que esta dcsgraciada
colonia sea algtn dia goberuada inte-
gramente por Ia voluntad de los puer-
terriquenos, no por unos hombres ex-
traiios que Sc sientan bajo el Capito-
lio de Washington. Si de la realiza-
ci6n de ese ideal depende no depen-
de la verdadera hbertad politica y eco
monica la positiva felicidad del pue-
bio puertorriquefio, ESQ es ntra cosa.
que no voy ahora discutir. Pero 10
cierto, 10 indiscutible, es que merecen
el mas rendido respeto aquellas pocas
personas que hoy en- Puerto Rico son
sincera, honrada y desinteresadamente
independentistas
Tambien yo rechazo de plano ESQ de
califcar los jueces con un spelativo
partidarista. Desde ell momento que un
Scciahsta, un Repubicano un Unio-
nista, jura defender las Ieyes de Puer-
to Rico la Constitution americana,
para presidir una corte, deja de ser So
cialista, Republican,, Unionista, no
es nj "Juez Socialista'', nj 'FJuez Re-
pi.blicano'', nj "Juez Unionista'', por
que pasa a ser 'Juez'', sencillamente
"Juez'', Juez para todos, Juez para
aplicsr la Ley, valientemente, serena
n.ente, sin distinction de partido de
fortunas.
En- Ell pr6ximo articulo discutire ESQ
6e que los jueces bajo ell actual siste-
ma politico- -economico-social sean no
JIeces "capitalistas' y dejar6 senta-
90 de una vez que Sc cometeria un
gravisimo atropello, una grosera injus-
ticia, seria una desmoralizadora politi
ca, ser1a una renegacion de los princi-
pios democraticos, seria un ultraie in
solito contra el derecho tan decantado
DE las mayorias, el negarle a los pue-
bios, donde tienen una legitima bien
canada mayoria los Socialistas unos
funcionarios judiciales o municipales
que sean de f1liaci6n o de recomen-
dacion socialista.
Bolivar PAGAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

vigentes en- cualquier hora . spcca, I'M
STATUS actual. Por 10 tanfo, cuando
Sc estuviera deliberando una question
en- una corte de justicia en- Ia crzl cues
tion Sc discutiera, como Sc diseute a me
nudo. la Emitaci6n que le impone el
Acta Organica a una ley local; GUAM
do Sc ventilara una question donde es-
tuviera en- ISSUE ell ejerciclo de I'M
acto de soberania en- Puerto Rico por
ur americana continental: en- esos ca
SOS, Ipodria ser un Juez impartial, loal
. las leyes que debe interpreter. I'm
JUez que a1entara en- su mente y en-
81 corazon sentimientos de irdepen-
dencia regional?
Asi es que, ESQ de "Juez !Tnicnis-
ts'', que es 10 mismo que dec;r "Juez
Separatista" Juez que ansia one Ia
constitution local, sea Ell AcGq orga-
MICA, le substituya, en- un p.azo proximo
o remote, otra constitution, seria una
anomalia, seria un contrasentido. Por-
que no podria ser Juez para irterpre-
tar las leyes que garantizan un regi-
men politico una persona lue 1spira a
que Sc Gamble fundamenta.mente ese
regimen. Y asi es en- estricta l6gica.
Forque solo por la traici6n, ell sober
10 la ignorancia de alg1Inos malos
representatives de las metropolis, es
cue Sc puede permitir que or Una de
pendencia politica, en- una POSSESSION
americana, unida La Naci6n, Y sin
siQuiera un ofrecimiento de que alguna
vez sera separada, puedan ejercer ac-
tcs. de gobierno personas desafectas
l. metr6poli o personals que predican
suefan una separation politica del So
no de dicha metr6poh
Y no digo 10 que antecede sino como
nateria de augmentation para reba-
tir unas cuantas inoeentadas . perver-
sas calumnias que Sc estan dic1endo con
ira mi partido mis- camaradas. Yo
tengo, siempre he tenido, un profundo
rsspeto a las ideas ajenas, mucho
mas a los hombres que honradamente
sostienen algunos principles V alientan
a'gdn ideal. Y pocas personals en- ell nun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
INFoRMEs

Los obtuvimos del chauffeur de
la familia de Salas que venian en- el
auto. Nos dijeron que POGO mas aca de
IL escuela Salto Abajo, un mdchacho
le hizo sefa para detenerse y al parar
Ell caro- vieron un joven que yacia
lterido en- la cuneta sostenido por un
seflor que lie presto los primeros auxi-
lios, viendo el estado de gravedad del
herido. Gustosos accedieron en trans
portar,o al pueblo.
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DE INTEREs

Deseo vender una magnifica esiden-
cia en- santurce, cerca del Parque. Re-
Glen construida y con todos los adelan-
tos modernos.
Solar grande con frutales de todas
classes. Informara: B. Carrion, Bsnco de
Nova Scotia, Telefono s56, San Juan,
telefono S13, santurce. Advt.
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EN- Ell sIT1o DEL sUcEso

En- un CAIRO cue voluntariamente
ofrecio Ell investigator, sr. Martinez
Chapel, a un reporter de "La Vcz Agrf
cola" nos dispusimos ir al sitio del
suceso con Ell fin de descubrif la causa
lie la desgracia.
En- Ia cuneta de la carreteca, nota.
mos un charco de sangre debaso de un
&ibol de ciruelas y frente I'm CANA
yeral muy extenso. A los pocos momen-
tcs llegaron los sefores Galeuo Caban
Y Tomas Ancas y POGO despues otros
carros conducian al Hon. Antouio su-
liveres, Juez Municipal, F. Maestge,
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nyn4;n In CargadOr Glrn1io
vi QlIO Extra III 0UO

LEGITIMA. PISTOLA AUTOMATICA M
PORTAI9A ALEMANA aDREYSE''
CALIBRE 30.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
INTERVENTION FAcULTATIvA

Tan pronto como ell DR.. carrasquillo
tue avisado, acudio la Sala de soco-
1yo donde estaba ell herido y habrien-
dose paso por entire ell immense gentio
ute ALI Sc aglomeraba, examin6 al he
rido e inmedistamente dispuso III tras-
lado al hospital Catalina Figueras. En-
el mismo caro- y en- compafiia del DR..
tue conducido Ell herido hasta dlcho
hospital, habiendose procedido 3 su Gu
raci6n.
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fec. de la Corte, F. Vil,anuev1, Dolicia
insular y G. cSrdero Inspector de Es-
c1elas, quienes eran seguidos por un
considerable nt1mero de mae3tros.
Todos observaban y hactan dlstintos
comentarios conjeturas dado el mis-
terio que cundio al principle entire to-
dos, por no haberse hallado ningl1r ar
ma en- ell sitio donde yacia ell herido
FL ST.. Chapel opin6 que ;e trataba
de un crimen y con la actividad que
lie caractsriza Sc dispuso hacer las pes
cuizas necesarias para descubrir la pis-
ia del supuesto homicida.
Un muchacho informo que habla oidc
una detonaci6n pero decia que .ada ha-
bia visto. Mas tarde, ell joven Miguel
3farres que estaba .nformado de 10 SUI
oedido, pero que Sc mantenfa en- reser-
va por tenor verse envuelto en- la jus.
ticia inform6 las autoridades que 6l
l.abia hallado una pistola detajo del
herido que Ie habia dicho un mu-
caacho que la recogiera Ia. nevara
al cuartel de la policia. va con esta
information desapareci6 toda sospecha
lie la comisi6n de un crirnen Sc lego
a. convencimiento de que Sc trataba de-
lai homicidio.
Regresando al pueblo fuimos infor-
luados de la aparici6n de una Carta en-
el bolsilIo de su gaban. En- esta carta
Sc despedia de sus familiare3 pedia
que lie perdonasen por su determine
con. La pistola con que realizo su aten
tado es moderna y cargaba balas bin
dadas por 10 que Ia herida q trav6s del
craneo del desdichado, era desastrosa
y por tanto, mortal. Desde un princi-
pio, tanto por la natrlraleza de la he
rjda, como por la intensa hemorragia
cue provino; ell Dr. CarrasruiIlo Sc
nsostr6 muy pesimista desde los prime
los momentos, no dando esperanto de
vida por mas de dos tres horas.
A las siete y media de la ta1de mas
menos, expire ell malogrado joven y
{, esta hora Sc VIC ell hospital invadido
por muchas personals amigas del fene-
cido.
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pistola Antomatica Alemana Legftmu
aDreyse'' Calibre 80 de Autocarga, oe u
timo modelo conocida como Pistoia A"'o-
matiea de la mas excelente calidad. Muy ma
nueble, facil de llevarse de forna extra pla
na Es conocida por su precision, gran pc
netraci6n considerable rapidez de dIsparos
v su alcance Carga tiros. Usa cartuchoS
Colt f. u. calibre 80. Hecha del melor ace
ro pavonado Tiene seguro. Cacha de gonna
endurecida. Esta valuada en- $25 90
NUESTRO PRECIO ESPECIAL DURANTE
ESTE MES $3.50 SOLAMENTE UN
CARGADOR EXTRA GRATIS
Nuestras existencias son limitadasi en-
consecuencia aproveche usted la oportunl-
dad enviando su pedido desde lueego. En-
vfenos usted su nombre direction con 80
centavos para gastos de remission, pague
la pistola dando $3.50 al serle entrebada.
(Tambi6n tenemos en- existencia las slguleh-
Legftima Pistola Automatica Importada
''MAUSER" Calibre 25. Precio - $l3. 90
Legftima Pistola Automatica 1mportada
"ORTGIES" Calibre IS, Precio II II IL. 90
Iegftima Pistola Automatica Importada
''ORTGIES" Calibre 80, Precio - IL. so
Legitima Pistola Automdtica Importada
''OWA" Calibre 25 Precio -9.95
Legftima Pistola Automatiea Irnportada
"SAUER" Calibre 25. Precio - - 1928
Legftima Pistola Automatica Importada
"SAUER' Calibre 80. PrecO ~ - II. 10
Legitima Pistola Automatica Importada
''LUGER" Calibre 80, Precio -24.45
Pistoera para cualquiera pistola, $1.75
Gastos de envfo 35 centavos extra.
nero de la pistola el calibre que quiere, y
nero de la pistola ell calibre que quire y
envfe 35 centavos para ~estos de remission
Entonces pague usted per Ia pistola al serle
entregada Garantizamos que quedard usted
enteramente satisfecho que lie devoiVeremos
su dinero
UNION SALES COMPANY
DEPT. 46.
Is South Desplaines St. Chicago, Illinois
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AcTIrUD DE Los MAEsTsos

Grande y penosa fue la impression que
tlvieron los maestros, desde Que Sc CO.
rrieron las primeras noticias del des-
g:aciado suceco del companero con
quien momentos sntes habian est7do
departiendo en- amigable, intima fra
ternal reunion. De manera tspontanea
ingenua Sc ofrecieron a ayudar y COO
perar personal y economicamente en-
los gastos de los funerales, 10 mismo
que para dar algun dinero la vilda
(cOntinaa en- la Ga. pagins)
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PRIMERAs IMPRESIONEs

AL yer que entraba un autom0vil Sc
Il lido de algunas personals y el cual Sc
ar6 frente a la Sala de Socorro, nos
aceroamos ALA apresuradameute con
ran aorpresa y honda pena adyertimos
Gus la expectation ptlblica, Be debia a
la conducci6n de un herido ea cstado
RATE y cue este era el infottunado
joyca S,,las anteS mencionado.
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"a horr orosa tragedia
de Utuado
Desgraciado y lamentable suceso

La ciudad de Utuado presenci6 el
sabado, 19 de mayo un espectacuio que
Len6 de consternacion toda e,oa cul-
I'd sociedad por tratarse de la tragica
muerte del estimable joven Angel Pc
Iez Salas, maestro rural de grandes ha.
billdades profesionales que oJercia en-
rno de los barrios de esta nlunicip3-
idad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

LA GRECA, eI meior restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21,-Advt,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
THIRD FLOOR
ATLANTIC CITY, y. ].

FOR RENT.-Five-room bungalow apart
ment. first floor, fully furnished, all
c~onveniences. garage. long season. c.
5. Hires, 110 Franklin ave, Pleasant
vile.
FOR RENT.-Furnished. for the summer
season, the house corner Broad and
Shadeland AYES. C-onveniences. Apply
Mrs. Jenni r. Gouldy, 159 Doughty
Road, Pleasantville, y. ].
BUNGALOW FOR SALE-30x40, cellar
under all, slate roof, all conveniences,
hot water heat. Lake, IS W. Reading
Railroad Ave.
FOX sALE.-New home in the heart of
Absecon. 6 room house and bath, cleo
lar, hot and cold water, 50X165, hard
wood floors; 81 1000 to quick buyer.
Apply F. H. Henry, Absecon, y. j..
FOR SALE.-Runabout with self starter,
cheap. P~leasantyille Motor Co. Phone
Il.
OPERATORS WANTED. - Single and
double needle. Apply Wood-Wilson
Co, Third and Pleasant Ave.
FOR SALE.-Fine sneak box. complete
equipment. brass INNER oars, cable
anchor and ice hook. Reitmeyer, Il
W. Merton Ave.
LOCKSAuTH -GUNSMITH-Locks re-
paired. KEYS made, Safes opened, com
binations changed, Scissors sharpened,
NEWLIN, II Collins Ave, Phone 739-W.
FOR RENT. New Unfinished Apart
ment. ) rooms and bath, all moderr
conyeniences, including heat. Apply
Box G., Pleasantyille Postofice. 7
FOR RENT.-Two nicely furnished bed
rooms, all conveniences, central loca-
ton. Apply Barnett, l13 Chestnut
ufrIpf
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
MANY TELEPHONES
INSTALLED IN 1922
Annual Report of A. T. & T. Co.
Shows Other Important
Data.

The last annual report Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company states that more than 600,-
600 telephones We're added TO the Bell
System in 1922. This Is a larger in
crease than in any previous year. Some
other facts Cleaned from this report
are The following: More than 14,0O0,-
600 telephones are now connected TO
the Bell System, and yer 81 per cent
of the Bell System wires T under
ground.
OF all American corporations, the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company mas the largest number Of
stockholders and tfr~ widest -dtstribu-
ton of stock ownership. On Deem
Der 31st, 1922. the number Of stock
holders was 24S,925 an increase dur
ing the year Of 52.5S3, the largest in
crease in a year in The history Of the
company. The average number of
shares held is IS. Approximately 49,
100 Of the stockholders on record are
employees of the Bell System.
\ continuing extension of the long
distance toll cables is shown. The
use Of cables has presented formidable
scientific problems, which have been
SO far overcome that whereas formerly
a half-mila Of cable would seriously
interfere with conversation, it IS now
scientifically possible to hold onver-
sation through 3ooo miles Of cable as
clearly rs though two persons were
converSing En- he same room.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
SEEKS BETTER TELEPHONE
FACILITIES FOR EUROPE

It has been reported that the French
Minister of Posts, T~elegraphs and
Telephones proposes to call a confer
ance of representatives from the prin-
cinal European countries for he pur-
nose Of discussing the practicability
OF establishing a more extensive in
+arnatfonal telephone service. He
homes 10 overcome what has Up to
now been an apparently i~nsuperable
obstacle to The development Of inter
national telephony in Europe, the diff
Guilty involved in getting the govern
ments to CO., perate 10 the extent re-
auired. Il is necessary 10 agree as 70
he routes of the lines, the type of
eauirment the methods of operation.
etc. and the governmen. officials who
ave these matters in charge have
cen reluctant TO make the unavoid-
able concessions and compromises. a
the present time European interna-
ii nal telephone traffic is in such a
c~ongested state that it is practically
fmposSihle 10 get a call through IN
less rhe calling party IS willing 10 pay
the so-called urgent rate. which is
three times The ordinary rate.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

minimum charge-25c first insertion 1be
each additional lnsertion.)
MILK GOATS for sale. George Clayton,
Zion Road near New Road. p30
FOR Shakespeare piano. Lochel, East
Leeds Ave. p3O
FOR SALE. , lots in Mortified, on
Jackson Ave. n the New Road, 50X
$50: price reasonable. Write or call
142 S. Chalfonte Ave, atlantic City. PSI
FOR SALE.-Ford and Pullman Spas
senger touring cars, very cheap, or will
exchange for truck. Tommy Warren;
phone 6S. Is
APARTMENT FOR RENT. = Furnished,
by month or for season; ready June
first: electric light, gas, heat. PA
Brighton Place. PFC
FOR SALE.-Ford touring car; r%easona-
bly, priced. 10 Greenway Ave, Pleas
antville.
GENERAL HAULING.-All sorts of haul
ing promptly done. See J. w. Brown,
Fire Road and Washington Ave, P. o.
o 81, Pleasantvflle. PIG
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repair
ed. light grinding. NENL1N, II Col
Inns Ave, Phone 739-W.
LOST.-Liver and white setter. last seen
between Smithville and Oceanyille;, $50
reward. Gus Hickman, Port Republic.
FOR SALE. Manure; mostly hen ma
nure. So double team load; haul 1t
yourself. T. II. Henry, Absecon. Phone
FOR SALE folding cot, 8 door refrig-
orator. settee, Columbia racer bicycle.
wood stove, Victor Nictrola. 112 S.
Franklin Ave.
WANTED.-Refned woman or girl for
homework in small apartment, n to
assist with f"ive-year-old boy; only one
who can appreciate a good home need
apply. Mrs. Rosenstein, Apt. Al, 232
:. Connecticut Ave, Atlantic City.
Phone Marine 4495-W.
HOMESTEAD POULTRY YARD.-Fresh
Eggs and Chickens dressed to order.
Zion and New Roads, Northfield. Phone
344-J. Pleasantville.
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING =
APPLICATIONS CAN NOW BE
FILED FOR POSITION AS TELE-
PHONE OPERATOR.
THIS WORK HAS MANY AID
YANTAGES.
PERMANENT.
PAID WHILE LEARNING.
FREQUENT INCREASES IN
SALARY.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES
FOR PROMOTION.
GOOD MEALS SERVED AT COST.
CLASSES NOW FORMING.
COME N AND TALK IT OVER.
MRS. A. NJ. CAvANAUGH
PACIFIC AND MT. VERNON AYES.
~rrD -r@1I
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LOST.-Tuesday evening, pay envelope,
from Risley's Laundry to Electric Sta
ton. Return to Warren Buck, As w.
West Jersey Ave, and receive reward.
WANTED TO BUY. An old-fashioned
corner china closet. Address Box 36,
Absecon. 80
FOR RENT.-3 or 4 rooms and bath, fur
nished or unfinished, no children. 80
W Reading Ave-, phone 2S3. (uf
FOR SALE=Fresh Holstein Cow with
female calf ) weeks old, 26 quarts milk
daily. Walter Young, w. California
Ave. p32
WOMAN who desires permanent home
wanted as companion for elderly wo-
man. Small wages, board, room and
washing included. Address by letter
\, Pleasantville Press.
ROOM FOR RENT.-Large, bright, airy,
centrally located, for refined man. 70
z. Washington Ave.
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E. A. sTRoUT FARM AGENCY, Inc
JAMES j, PALMER, Dist. Mgr,
Main St PLEASANTNILLE.

E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY, Inc.
JAMES J. PALMER, Dist. Mgr,
Main St, PLEASANTVILLE.
FOR RENT.-Furnished, four room and
pantry apartment, all conveniences.
POO w. Park Ave.
FOR sALE.-No. 7 Dock Ash Coal Range
with shelf, in good order. Apply 3
Walnut avenue, James F. Candy.
OPERATORS WANTED.-On boys Blou-
ses; steady work; good prices. Can
also use a good telling machine opera
tor. Chas. Hamburger, Somers Point.
FOR SALE.-Dahlia clumps, SC; 8 wag-
ons; several desirable building lots by
owner. Wilmer Lake, Walnut St,
Northheld. P. o., R. D. l. Pleasant
co TO GIFFoRD's YARN STORE. N.
Main St. and see the new Pharaoh and
Persian Floss Yarns; Also learn about
ss 81. 100 j in f caaR p hlR z s., 900 Contest TstI
Prize; Cash Prizes Of $500 to s25 for
the most Beautiful Knitted Garments.
LIVE CHICKENS WANTED. i In any
Street. Phone 264.
RESTAURANT. Table board. 81 per
week. Meals served at reasonable pri-
ces. Open from z to Z. 120 N. Main
ST., P-leasantvilie.
PLAYER PIANO.-Brand new, 88-note
player piano, mahogany case, with s25
worth of music and bench. only s475,
easy payments. F. A. North Co, 1880
Atlantic Ave, Atlantic City.
SNYDER MEMORIAL AuSSION.-Spirit-
ua1 Seance, Sunday and Wednesday, 8
p. NJ. Private Readings Daily. % S.
Third st.
NOTICE.
For sale, one Oakland car in Al con-
dition.
Ford Motors o~verhauied at regular Ford
prices; all work guaranteed.
J. J. ALEXANDER,
Central Garage and Machine Shop.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
cARPENTERs. PIcNIc

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Carpenters
Union will hold a picnic at Lily Lake
Park on Wednesday, Memorial Day.
Come any time.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26

Practically all business telephone
conversations between the United
States and Cuba are conducted IN the
English language, while most persous'
calls are made in Spanish.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
CARD OF

l desire to thank the member of the
Pleasantville Fire Company for their eff
cient service in putting out the fire at
my house, 80 n. Fourth street, on Thurs
day morning.
JOB w, CLIFFORD.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to extend my sincere thanks tc
all those friends for their kindness dur.
ing the long illness of my daughter
Viola; also for their kindness and sym
pathy after her death.
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NOTICE..

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of Home B.. & L. Asso-
citation will be held Monday evening,
May 18th, instead of Saturday, May 26.
GEORGE H. ADAMS,
Secretary.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26

CARD OE THANKS.

7 will not be responsible for any bill
contracted by anyone but myself.
WALTER c. CHILDS.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26

I desire to thank the somers Point Fire
Company for their promptness in exiting
uishing the fire in my orchard Thursday,
May II. MRS. PIPER.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26

FOR Stakeholder oak Victor victrola,
living room table to. match, dishes,
kitchen tables, one and two burner gas
ovens, hedge shears, electric table
lamp. 2 E. Decatur e
FURNISHED ROOM to rent. 300 S.
Main st. Gentlemen preferred. p92
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED in .pri-
yate family by two adults, anywhere
between Absecon and Somers Point,
near trolley; state terms. B, Pleasant
willie Press office. p30
FOR SALE.-Pair Breeding Geese, White
Wyandotte pullet, yeariing hens, chicks,
Baby White Stroller with hood; reason
able. Second Ave. off Jackson, North
field. p3O
FOR SALE.-Overland Touring: cheap;
Al condition. Walton Click, rs Pleas
! ant Ave. psi
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, all con-
veniences. SO n. New Road. psi
APPLICATIONS TAKEN for school girls
desiring positions as salesladies during
summer months only. F.. w. Woolworth
Co., Boardwalk, Atlantic City. 81
LOT FOR SALE at Oak Crest, size COX
10 it., Revere Ave, between Shore
road and bay. very desirable home site,
quick sale, S400. E, Pleasantville Press.
FURNISHED ROOM AND GARAGE for
used as office if desired, central. 2 Z.
Decatur avenue.
FOR SALE. One Packard Roadster
body, $50, in good condition. Winfield
De Vargas, West Jackson Ave, North
field, n. J. psi
OWNER of large lot in North Pleasant
vile will sell at sacrifice to quick buy
er; on East Blenheim Avenue, near
Shore Road; Beautiful view, healthful
location; part cash; desirable invest
ment or home site. NJ, Pleasantville
Press office. psi
FOR SALE-Earl touring. almost new,
bargain. Cyril Elliff, Absecon High
lands. Phone 67-J-5, Pl~easantville. p31
WANTED TO BUY.-2 to 5 acres, with
or without buildings, in Pleasantville or
Absecon. Apply 500 n. Main st. 81
TRACTOR FOR SALE at sacrifice to
quick buyer. practically new, plows and
does work of one horse perfectly.
Phone P~leasantville DIV. 81
FOR RENT UNFINISHED apartment,
two large rooms and bath, reasonable.
l Walnut Ave. 80
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., furnished, 2 or
8 rooms and bath, gas and electric,
very central, rent by season or year.
POS Brighton Place. p30
FOR SALE.-Cow and 4-months heifer.
L. C~ouchoud. Cardiff. PFC
FOR SALE Willys-Overland Touring,
Al condition, new rubber, 5000 Cash.
c, Pleasantville Press office. PIG
FOR RENT.-To gentleman. nicely fur
nished desirable ~second-foor front
room. No. 80 Pleasant Ave. P. O..
FOR RENT. groom furnished Apart
ment, bath, 10 children. Il S. Second
st. F.. E. Walls. p30
FOR SALE. 1920 Scrips Booth. good
condition; $500. SO w. Washington
Ave. p30
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26
Don't Tumble This.

She dropped her gloves,
He raised his lid:
He picked them up
With "Oh, you kid"
He smiled at her.
How dare you, SIR"
Excuse me, miss,
It's Just like this
I meant the glove
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-26

Prof. Sullivan says the energy we
use in getting even might be used in
getting ahead.