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company from whom Deppe was buy
ing the car, on time, asked about it,
So he told them it had been stolen.
That's why I'm here"
And he looked around his cell, rue.
fully.
Clara" a third woman involved in
the case, was a girl whom Wagner
met five years ago and who had posed
as his wife, he said.
A letter from her is signed: your
wife until death, Clara"
Married Here In 1913
Wagner married his first wife in
1913, in indianapolis. At that time
ne was using his mothers maiden
name. They have three sons, 10, 7
and years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Oberle
have not lived together since 1918,
according to Mrs. Harold.
Mrs. .Swanner told how she had
rented her fifty-six-acre farm near
Swardmore, Tenn, where she had
lived since 1890. had sold her furni-
ture, and had started for Indianapolis
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner ard two
ether daughters.
'He promised us good home"
Continued on Page III
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when Eastern newspapers ap-
peared Monday carrying full page
advertisements by Senator Capper,
wheat belt publisher and chief of
the Senate farm bloc. These drew
a rosy picture of farm conditions
and prospects and announced to
Eastern merchants the income OF
the farmers tbs year would be
81 900 ,000, 600 over last year.
''The wheat farmer has been hard
hit again. Capper said. but figures
of the Department of Agriculture of
Sept. / indicate farm. prices as
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
Hills Combed for Daring Outlaw

~ United 4yetos
N ROVE, OKLA, Oct. 9.--The
friendly fastness of the
Ill Usage Hills. which sheltered
the late Al Spencer. bandit king,
for so many years from the clutch
ing hand Of the law, were being
combed Monday night for Ed Lock
hart, daring and fearless outlaw
who. aided by three companions
from the outside succeeded in
breaking Jail hera.
~ Citizens armed with shotguns and
rifles joined posses and county of.
flcials with a grim determination of
halting the outlaws flight.
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Capper Says Farmer Feels Better

whole are % per cent higher than
year ago. The vast majority of
farmers are feeling better"
The farmer has been living on
short rations. His buying has not
kept pace with his actual needs.
BY sharp economics he has paid off
much OF his Indebtedness. He is
able, agan to enter the market, and
rural trade becomes good. A strik-
ing ev dence of this g the increase
in sales of the mail order houses.
Rural trade VIII be good this year
in some lines exceptionally good"
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LAWYER SAYS KIN
LURED WIFE AWAY
Suit for $4,000 Damages
Filed Against Relatives

Alleging that George w. Nave,
2432 Park Ave, and Mrs. Helen Banz
enticed his wife away, Francis T.
Boyden, 1911 E. Climber ST., attorney,
has filed suit for $4,000 damages
against them. Mrs. Boyden went to
live at the home Of Mrs. Banz In
July, he charges.
Nave is Boyden's fatherJn-law, and
Mrs. Banz a sister-in-law by former
marriage, Boyden states. The plain
tiff has been unable to regain his
influence or control over his wife, :"
he charges, as a result of the alleged
conspiracy. Charges were denied on
behalf of the defendants.
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GOVERNORS ITINERARY
State Executives Will Inspect 1. u.
Campus at Bloomington.

of Governors from Indianapolis to the
annual Governors conference at West
Baden, Oct. II to 10, was announced
today by Governor McCray. The visit
ing executives will travel from In
dianapolis to Martinsville over the
Bluff Rd., from Martinsville to Bloom
ington, where a short trip of inspec-
ton will be made of the Indiana Uni
versity campus; thence to Bedford;
from Bedford to Paoli and then to
West Baden. The entire trip will be
over State highways.
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AS word of Lockhart's sensat on
al Jail break spread over the State,
fear It was the first pilgrimage Of
a more powerful bandit gang than
Al Spencer had gripped the hearts
of small town bankers and mer-
chants.
Some plainly announced belief
Lockhart had picked up the reins
of outlawry which had slipped from
Spencer's hand when that leaders
career of crime has ended just as
AL Jennings, now reformed, dean"
Of bank bandits, says all careers of
this kind end, "by way of the
shullet" :"
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WOMAN Is SUBP0ENAED
Alleged Affidavit on Suspect Is Cited
by City Court.

Mrs. Louise Bailey. 223 N. Giesen-
dorf St, was subpoenaed into city
court to state before Judge Delbert
O Wilmeth the reasons for an alleged
affidavit made by her releasing James
George, 80, Of 4681a Blake ST.. room
Sc, charged with vehicle taking from
the charge of stealing her auto.
Detectives say that, although the
affidavit stating the charge of vehicle
taking was made by mistake and wit
messed by a notary public, 1t failed
to bear the seal.
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PHARMACY BOARD
RULES ON ASPIRIN
GrocerS Not Allowed to Sell
Drug.

The State board of pharmacy to-
day ruled that retail grocers in the
State cannot legally sell aspirin and
similar products, contending this sale
is illegal except by licensed phar-
macies. The Indiana Wholesale
Grocers' Association. representatives
of which met with the board today,
petitioned for permission to sell
aspirin.
Thirty days was allowed the
grocers by the board to file a suit to
test the boards regulatory powers.
The grocers contended aspirin is
patent medicine and that 1t may be
sold in any place Of business. The
board argued aspirin is a drug and
comes under their Jurisdiction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
TWO LANTERNS UPSET
BEFORE FATAL BUMP
Eighty Lights a Night Set Out
Some Times.

Joyriders knocked over two lanterns
placed on the mushroom traffic light
at Meridian and Pratt SITS. Saturday
night, causing no signal to be shown,
city investigation revealed today.
Louis Lauth. fireman, was fatally
hurt early Sunday when squad wagon
No. 1 struck the unlighted signal.
The board of safety investigation
OF the accident showed that two lam
terms were placed over the mushroom
light at different times, but were
knocked down by joyriders who failed
to stop.
Further Investigation revealed that
as high as eighty red lanterns are set
out nightly TO replace electric lights
or bad places not marked on the
streets.
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CITY TO PURCHASEAUTOS
Board Ordeds Two Cars for Police and
Fire Departments.

A new emergency touring car was
ordered for the police force by the
board OF safety today. Bids will be
asked Immediately by Ray Wright,
purchasing agent. The board also or
dered a new squad wagon for the fire
department.
Fire alarm boxes were ordered In.
stalled at Emrichsville. Keystone Ave.
and Thirtieth St. and Emerson Ave.
and the Brookville road.
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HOURLY TEMPERATURE

~ United NetCs
nv UASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Just
NV as President Coolidge's spe-
III cial comm ssion starts to
throw out the life line to struggling
farmers, there comes a new note
that clashes with the means of an
guish heard around the White
House corridors during the recent
onslaught Of complaining farmers
and friends of agriculture. There is
<&sp-c.on somebody cried wolf
litter the an NAL had headed back
for the woods.
This susp- -cion was increased
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
IOWA STATE FOOTBALL
PLAYER FATALLY HURT

Sophomore Injured in Minnesota
Game Dies in Hospital
By United Press
AMES, Iowa. Oct. 9.-Injuries re-
ceived in the football game between
the University of Minnesota and Iowa
State College Saturday proved fatal
to Jack Trice, sophomore of Iowa.
He was crushed in a mass play and
carried from. the field to an Ames
hospital, where he died Monday.
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SKULL BROKEN; MAN DIES
Injuries Fatal to Noah Kinnick, After
Accident Sept. 30

Noah Finnick, 20. rooming at 1885
Hoyt Ave, died at city hospital to-
lay, where he was taken Sept. 80, after
he suffered a fractured skull from
fall at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Lloyd White, 4026 Sutherland Ave.
Surviving: The parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Kinnick, Prospect st.
aud Sherman Dr.( and the sister. Mrs.
White.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
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ALARMS REPORTED FEWER
Chief O'Brien Says 1872 Figure for
September Is Decrease.

Fire Chief John J. O'Brien reported
total of 1872 alarms for September,
fifty three being bell alarms and 129
stills" This is decrease of thirty
compared to September, 1922.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
BUILDING PERMITS GAIN
Valuation Drops Under September,
1922, Report Shows.

City building permits for Septem-
ber showed an increase in number
but decrease in valuation over Sep
tember, 1922, according to report of
Francis F. Hamilton, building COM
missioner.
Total of 1,496 permits represented
valuation of S1,656,S49 last month,
compared to 1.163 permits with
$1,92S,956 valuation in September,
1922
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Hi.Y Clubs Meet Tonight

Shortridge, Technical and Manual
Hi-Y Clubs will meet tonight at the
Y M. c. A. Discussions group on old
er boys problems will be<held.
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Quick!!

By United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-"Bring
pulmotor quick"
Police dashed to the scene.
Where's the dying person?"
the sergeant demanded.
Its my dog and canary" re-
piled Theodore Nikus. They're
dead now"
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Grand Jury to Investigate Death of
Elisha b. Northcutt.

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 9.-Investi-
CATION OF the fatal shooting of Elisha
r. Northcutt, former police captain.
by Seth A. Ward. Indianapolis, Fed
eral officer, will be made by the Madi-
son County grand jury The body
convenes Wednesday. The shooting
occurred during raid on Northcutt's
soft drink place Aug 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
HUGHES PLAN FOR
PAYMENT URGED
BY LLOYD GEORGE
WeIShman Sees Fall of British
Cabinet if StreSemann
Fails in Germany.
BY LAWRENCE MARTIN

United Press stan Correspondent
WITH LLOYD GEORGE, Montreal,
Oct. 9.-Lloyd George is keeping his
oar in the international waters, de-
spite the fact he no longer is steering
the British ship of state.
Having in mind the possibility that
Stresemann may fall in a week or two
and that his fall might conceivably be
allowed by the fall of the British
) histry among other things, Lloyd
ready at hand if need arises.
This is the construction some Of
his political friends put on the state
ment he issued here relating to the
Hughes economic experts plan for set
ting the reparations question.
Urges Hughes Plan
II was the first utterance on inter
national problems except his usual
statements. In effect Lloyd George
urged the Hughes plan to determine
Germany's capacity to pay. to begin
earning it as the only sound and work
able plan France has stood in the
way of the plan from the beginning.
There was a sting for France and a
warning in Lloyd Georges brief state
ment in which he pointed out, since
the Hughes plan was first made, Ger
anany's ability to pay has been les
sened The intimation that further
was clear.
Lloyd George said the Hughes plan
is, in his opinion, the only plan that
will settle the reparations tangle.
Lord Curzon, the British foreign MIN
lister, has been criticised on the ground
his foreign policy lacks dem iteness.
If Lloyd George could stir up senti'
ment in the United States-not neces-
sarily popular sentiment. but the
sentiment Of the adnninistration-to
the point where sonie American pres
sure might be brought on France to
accept he Hughes plan in return for
American cooperation. he would per
haps enhance his own political for
tunes
. Stop at Ottawa
Ee and his party are to depart this
afternoon for ottawa for brief stop.
In the meantime the program for
much scrambled.
Lloyd George said he would not
keep his program in Montreal, but he
went through every item of it. Now
some of those with him expect he
win make all the scheduled speeches,
if ne is not required to attend so
many minor social and semi-pupliC
functions.
Lord Renfrew expected in Montreal
about noon today on his way home
from his ranching vacation probably
will meet Lloyd George.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09

Maurine and Airline Foster, 966
N. Tuxedo ST., are the most grown-e
up twins at the school. They
are 16.
The baby twins are Annetta and
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for them. SO they became. But
Mrs. Hun, who had her own pet
names picked out, made them
George Carleton and Martha
Maxine Washington" Huff.
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as first" and second" Dressed
alike, too. they can hardly tell
themselves apart.
When the twin son and daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Berdette B.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09

Loretta Pau. 8, Of 1911 Olney st.
Other twins are Lucille and Ce-
celia Loechle, 13. of 1901 Parker
Ave; Winifred and Helen Lee, u,
Of S32 N. Dearborn St; Robert
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09
Duffs Back on
Comic Page

Many readers of The Times
grown-ups and the, youngsters
in the family-have asked when
are the Duffs coming back to the
Comic Pager" Their creator has
been i'll. which forced suspension
of the strip. He's back on the
job. so turn to Page Eight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-09

Huff, 23 N. Gray ST., opened their
eyes on this world eight years ago
last Feb. %. the doctor insisted
that George" and Martha Wash.
ington" Huff were the only names
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Six Auto Tires Taken
d. G. McFadden, 923 FIT. Wayne
Ave-, reports six auto tires. valued at
800, stolen by colored boy.
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Home Edition

HULL service of United Press,
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Forecast

E AIR tonight and Wednes-
l. day with slowly rising tenn
perature. Light frost tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
Sigue Ia Oposid6n al prOyectO para
rpduCr eI curse eSCO|ar

euidecimiento del arbol: la poda de las
ramas mas debiles, las cuales siendo las
inas numerosas absorberan buena parte
de la savia destinada a dar vida las
ramas principales.
Supongamos, senior Senador, supo-
nemos juiciosamente, que al afio si-
guiente al en- que hubiese sido puesta
on vigor la ley reduciendo Ell afio es-
collar a nueve meses, con Ell haber anual
que tiene ell maestro actualmente, repar
lido en- novenas parties, sobrevenga un
estado economico que obligue a los le-
g1sladores a recortar las partidas del
presupuesto siguiente. Los maestros no
habriamos de quedar exentos de la re-
duccion, y entonces nos encontrariamos
con nuestros modicos salaries reduci-
dos, y tambien con Ell afio escolar re-
cortado, sin que fuera possible en- una
condicion de esta natrraleza alargarlo
Pero no es mi objeto entrar en- la
discussion de materias que constituyen
I'm terreno vedado para mi muy CO.
rocido para usted; no es tai mi propo-
sito y suplico usted que asi 10 en-
tienda.
Mi prop6sito es invitarlo usted, CO.
mo presunto autor del proyecto de ley
d que me he referido reflexionar I'm
POGO mas acerca de las posibles consc-
cuencias que su conversion en- ley pu-
diera ocasionar aquellos a quienes,
someramente mirado, parece que trata
de favorecer el proyecto.
Yo estoy SECURE, senior Senador, de
que los buenos propositos que 10 ami
man a usted, que son reveIadores de sus
sjmpatias por los mentores de la nifez,
Eallaran ancho GAUGE por donde verter-
sc sobre el terreno de una legislation
cue, a la vez de ser beneficio-
sa los intereses de la instruction
piblica de los maestros, sea previso-
ra en- sus disposiciones de aquellas con-
tingencias del future que puedan dar
tuena cuenta de las pequehas venta-
Jas que fuerza de sufrimientos per-
severancia nos han sido otorgadas por
esa misma y por anteriores legislatu-
ras.
Con Ell sentimiento de mi mas distin-
euida consideration, quedo de usted,
Muy atentamente,
Manuel CARRASCO.
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SIL-AL
SiIiCatO purO dc AlUminiO,
LabOratOIiO Gamir, Valencia

Conbate los males del esto-
mago, especiaImnte 1Iceras en-
estado incipiente, destierra la
hipercIohidria, sin rival la gas
tralgia, dispesia, diIataciones y
acideces. ResuItados asombro-
SOS conceptuados como verdade
ros miIagros. En- The Porto Rico
Drug Co. y en- las principales far
macias.
Advt.
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cHEouE ENcoNTRADo

Antonio M. Fortunate, conductor de
Ia guagua "Brazo y Coraz6n'', nos na
hecho entrega de un cheque por $500
encontrado en- dicho vehiculo en- Ia
tarde del lunes.
Eel ,;heque es pagadero a la orden de
Gmaermo Rengel Y esta tirmado por
con Antonio Aguayo, alto empleado de
la Corte Federal
Ell duefio puede pssar por la Admi-
ristracion de Ell MUNDo, donde po-
dra recobrar Ell cheque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Sc vENDE o ARRIENDA A UN
PREC1o MODERADo la magnifica I'm
ca de cocos llamada Pozuelos en- Qua
yama. Tiene cuatrocientas sesenta cuer
das de TERRA, con ciento cincuenta de
occos en- plena production, mucha
lefia; esta a orilIas del puerto de Jo-
hos; tiene una casa amplia y sus ma
turales dependencies. Informara ell Abo
eado Manuel F. Rossy, Salvador Brau
80, San Juan. S-31
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SALUD Y RIOUEzA

puede ID. conseguirla con Ia poderosa
moneda magica Esta prodigiosa none
Ga, es la dicha de los jugadores, CO.
merciante y toda gente de negocios.
Para informes Sra. c. M. Filomeno, pro-
tesora ciencias Ocultas, Box 115, San
turce, P. r. Advt.
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LA GREcA, ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.

MUSTCA PARA PIANO. Recibimos
semanalmente los Gltimos ''hits'' de
New York. Tambien un gran surtido
de couplets mlsica espafola en- gene
raj. Los Mrchachos, San Juan. P. R.
"a
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Sc Senfia sin Fuerzas

LA sehora DOna Gertrudis snarez y
GsdOy 0scribe en- carta reciente; -
tai punto lleg6 mi desconfanza, que
dude de usar nuevas medicinas para
mis- achaques. cada dfa mo sentfa peor,
IA loa uervios sborotados oie enfla-
ascia Dlas notaba que ia sangre Sc
ae empobrecia. Dormia poco desper-
9Ds varias veces durante la noche con
Mucho sobresalto Las comidas todas
40 repugnaban luego de conner, por
DocO que fuese, ME scntia tan LENA Y
agitada, cue deploraba haber corido.
81 estre1imiento me causaba tambien
yysndes martirios. Los medicos me de-
iarou de Ia r1sno diciendome que pa
aacis tenaz Anemia. que mi Sangre
era muy pobre y que los dolores de
csbeza eran ell efecto de la misma Ane-
mia del estrenimiento que sufria. To-
me muchos vinos y Elixires ferrug1-
nOsos. pero todos me irritaban 6e tai
modo que no podia seguir tomandolos
pOr mucho tempo. Llegu6 perder to-
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FERRETERIA BoRRERo Plaza de
IIostos, Bayam6n, P. r. La mejor
surtida de la Ciudad Importation di-
recta. Expecialidad en- camas, muebles,
Srados, frenos y sillas de montar. Mu-
cha atenci6n con los clientes. No Sc
cobra lujo. Como hay pocos gastos ge-
nerales vendemos mas barato que San
Juan. visitsme y Sc convencera. s-2s
WANTED. CLERK Experienced. En-
giish-spanish. Apply own hand writing.
State experience and salary expected.
Box f, Puerts de TERRA. 8-27
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.R1LLANTE oPoRTUNIDAD-

ERILLANTE oPoRTUNIDAD- Sc
subarrienda una finca de 8 cuerdas SEM
brada de yerba elefante, 2 casas, es-
tablo, buena aqua, luz electrical, Gin
CO minutes de Rio Piedras, denominada
Santa Barbara en- sabana Llama, tam
bien Sc vende Ell ganado de lecheria
que tiene. Para informe P. o. Box 55.
Rio Piedras. Advt.
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Sc vENDE Hupmobile pasajeros, en-
excelentes condolences. Puede verIn ell
la oicina de lehman y Brown, Inc,
Marina, San Juan. 8-31
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FINCA DE vENTA en- sabana Llama
Kil6metro 5, carretera de Carolina, de
400 cuerdas: 100 de Malojillo, IA de
%oronjas, 20 de cana ceniza, Ell resto
de pastos y una cantera. Cercada con
aqua corriente y atravesada por ferro-
carril. Casa vivienda con instalaci6n
sanitaria tel6fono Y luz electrica; ga
rage; ordenadero moderno; rancho pa
ra picar yerba con maquina y motor
electrico; rancho con bomba para pozo
y motor el6ctrico; casas peones; una
casa mayordomo; tanque garrapata. Con
sin ganado. Facilidades para ell pago.
Informant: P. r. Commercial Corp. Tel
26s, San Juan, P r. 9-18
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A 60 centavos la CANA en- Ell DOR
MITORIO de LA CAFETERIA, el mas
impio fresco y de mas aseo en- la ro-
pa de camaEP.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey Mo-
derno Las mas esplendidas de todo el
barrio. A $25 y $50. Informes: colmado
Espafia. "a
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Sc VENDEN dos quintas parties de la
casa, calle San Justo 1s y IS. Para In
formes dirigirse Gale villamil 4. Te-
l6fono 4O4 negro, santurce. "a
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UN PIso FREsco, siete dormttorios,
doble servicio sanitario, Sc alquila en-
sol 81. Llarne Tel. 961, San Juan. "a
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CHANDLER CLOVER LEAF 81
vende On un precio muy m6dico. Eu
wagnifica condici6n. Tel 11e4 Allen
c8 (Altos). g.
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DEsEAsE finca de pastos, propia para
ganado, de 100 800 cuerdas. Prefe-
rose en- jurisdiction Rio Grande Ca
rclina. Dirijase Apartado TIT, San
Juan. e-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de la casa
ntimero 7 de La calle Antonsanti, para
da AZ. Informaran en- los altos de la mis-
ma. Tel. 1877 rojo. 8-2s
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MOToREs ELECTRICos wEsTINC-
HOUSE nuevos de y caballos dc
fuerza corriente directa tres fases, Sc
venden mitad de precio.--- CAMJLLAS
lara enfermos, heridos, invalidos nue.
vas, su verdadero valor $12, nuestro
precio So so. Este artfculo es de graz,
utilidad para Hospitales, Centrales, sa-
ia de Emergencies y Parques d. BON
beros. Informes: Rafael Porras, Stop
s. Carretera 45, Puerta de Tierra. s-31
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
-ANUNC|OS CLASIFICADOS-

vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
&C. Llame Al telefono 67s azul santur-
ce. Lime al telefono 67s azual santur-
ce, y seran servidos inmediatamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

HILo JAPoNES. Superior cuantos
Sc han empleado para coser mano
a maquina, por su fexibilidad y ten
sion especial. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

LA GRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
Sc ALQUILA ampIio, Independence y
bien ventilado mirador, con installation
do cocina de gas, etc. Informaran: Te-
lefono 264 verde, Santurce. 9-3