davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Italian ambassador, who will accom-
pany him to Washington when he
returns in September and act as his
chatelaine next winter. is, like all of
the Caetani family, exceedingly gift
ed in music and art. Born Princess,
Giovanella Callista Caetani, only
daughter of the fourteenth duke of
Sermoneta, Prince Onorato Caetani.
and his wife, who was Lady Ada Con-
stance Wilbraham- Bottle, daughter.
of the Earl of Lathom, she was mar
ried in 1900 in Palazxo Caetani In
Rome to Baron Alberto Grenier OF
Brussels. then minor diplomat I'm
the Belgian legation. Baron Grenier
died in December, 1920, and was the
first ambassador which the country
of King Albert had sent to Italy.
There are no children. and since her
widowhood Baroness Grenier has been
living quietly with her mother, devot-
ing herself to intellectual and phiian-
thropic activities. She is two years
the senior of her brother Gelasio. who
is the ambassador to this capital. and
a tie of especial affection has always
bound them. They are now the only
members of their family who have no
ConnubiaI ties. for the youngest
brother, Michelangelo Edward Cae-
tani was married two years ago to
the Marquise Cora Maria Antinori and
resides at present in Florence. Pa
lazao Caetani. where the Italian am
bsssador will visit his mother and
sister has been many times described
In the novels of Francis Marion Craw-
ford, and II figures also In Bulwers s
"Rienzi" 1t is a grim old pile of the
thirteenth century, and has more
than one hundred rooms and grand
halls.
Another royal wedding is engaging
the fashionable world at London, for
Princess Maude. eldest daughter of
the princess royal Of Britain. the
Duchess of Fife. is to marry Lord
Carnegie in the late summer. Princess
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Gently been entertained by that most
stately of American hostesses OF the
erench capital, Princess de Polignac.
NO NO VAS Miss Singer Of New York.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Schiff
and Miss Dorothy Schiff of New York.
II Is noteworthy that of the splendid
gowns worn by the grande danes of
taris at the Polignac fetes, Persian
costume OF Miss Schiff's. designed and
3urore of admiration. 1t was OF the
Ioose style which prevails in the world
vi tashlon now. but which has been
worn Tor centuries in the land of Omar
an and was OF gold and silver tissue
strIpes oyer deep cream satin and with
= peit OF precious stones caught by
neaVy clasp low Oh the left side. With
tnls, Miss Schiff wore a low turban
OF the same material, but almost cov-
cred with gems set in platinum and
secured against the rim. The ieweled
urban Is having season of intense
popularity IN and about Newport. Mrs.
Robert II. Goddard of Providence who
was Miss Margaret Hazard. daughter
that beautiful estate, Holly House. at
Peace Dale, II. l.. and bride of last
month, has been wearing a turban evil
IDENTITY copied from the one which
grapes the head of the lovely Beatrice
tenci in the famous painting by Guido
The news of Miss Catherine Hills
engagement to Mr.. John Albert Till
eha and of her approaching wedding
IN camden, Me. on the tWenty-first Of
TINS month was received with pleas
hre by an unusually large circle of
acquaintances in Washington She
was less than five years of age when
Ier parents. Dr. David Jayne Hill and
me late Mrs. Juliet Packer Hill, came
10 the capital, the doctor having just
retired from the presidency of the
inlVerSlty of Rochester to accent a
position in the. then Columbian school
or diplomacy and Jurisprudence, now
= part of the George Washington
University. Soon after he became
thlrd assistant secretary of state and
as Such had charge OF affairs at the
time Prince Henry of Prussia made
MS memorable visit. Miss Hill at
tended private schools in Washington
ana when her father was made min
lister to Switzerland, she was placed
IN celebrated academy at Geneva.
one IS an accomplished linguist and
musician and has. since her mothers
sad death in the spring, presided over
hef fathers home in Rhode Island
avenue During her fathers tenure
as ambassador to Germany, Miss Hill
was presented to King Edward and
queen Alexandra and was also pre-
scented 10 their Italian majesties in
I.olne. of a studfous and serious ma
lufe, she has always given more time
pleasures ~ "'0ihi
When Gen. John Eager Howard W.,
from 1923 10 1907 serving as SENATE
from Maryland. Mrs. Howard. who wa
'he daughter of Chief Justice Chew
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Of Pennsylvania and sister OF Mrs.
Charles Carroll of Carrollton, had
as her frequent, guest Mrs. Elizabeth
Seton, future founder of the American
Sisters of Charity and in all proba
bility destined to he the. first Amerir
can canoniZed as Il saint. 1t was at
Gen. Howard's Washington home that
Mrs. Seton first met Bishop Carroll
and received both sympathy and ap-
proval in. her undertaking. The. How
ards, like nearly all the official world
of the day, resided on Capitol Hill
and in one of the row of brick build
ings erected by Thomas Law and his
partner, James Barry. Representa-
tiVes of the Roman congregations
charged with .canopizations will soon
come to Washington and trace every
inch of Mother SetUn'S jOurncvings
and Will make an exhaustive search
for any paper or letter when unAu.
throw light on her life at this time
Mother Seton has many direct de-
scendants, for she was a widow with
five children when she founded the
order of religious service 40 identi-
fled with hospitals and orphanages.
Mgr. William Seton. who resides in
Rome as a representative before the
Roman curia of the Catholic Church
in this country, is her grandson, and
fnn" Snown as Ernest
Seton Thompson. but now as Ernes
Thompson Seton, is her great grand
The baroness Grenier. sister of the
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON u c. JULY 1e2s-PART

and Eord and Lady Montbatten. The
duchess. who has lived in large and
secluded places like Glamys castle.
does not exactly relish being one of
the sights of Richmond, for IL she
ventures punting on the river, she is
sure to run into the tourist parties
which frequent the upper Thames all
through the summer and she has had
the unique experience Of hearing her en- :
tire history proclaimed in loud tones
by the guides on several occasions.
Royalty gets hardened to this sort of
public attention, but the duchess finds
1t intensely embarrassing. She is de-
voted TO rowing and canoeing and
may slip away to Cowes with Prih-
cess Mary and the Viscount LAscelles
where curiosity is more curbed than
about London. Viscount Lascelles has
possession of the old home OF King
George at Cowes and with his family
is spending the summer there.
Prince and Princess christopher Nof
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Greece are permanently .domiciied in
London and haveshad Spencer House.
near st. James Palace, put at their
disposal until they have decided on
some mansion they may desire TO
purchase. Prince and Princess An
drew1o Greecc. the, latter, Princess
Alice Mambatten. Will also reside per-
manently in England and are now the
guests of Princess Alice of. Athlone,
who Is cousin. The former Mrs.
Leeds is making extensive prepara- :
tions to- entertain the daughters of
the late King Constantine in London
and she will give them every oppor-
tunity to establish themselves IN
their own circle. something which
they cannot do in Switzerland with
the former Queen Helena, who as d
sister Of the kaiser would not be
favorabIy received I'm Great Britain.
These young princesses are Irene and
Katherine, the former just eighteen
and OF an age to be presented at
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Maude is a special favorite of the
Queen Mother Alexandra and she
spends as much time with her grand
mother as at home. The god-child
and namesake of the Queen of Nor
way, who is also her aunt, Lord Car
negfe's bride-to- be was so frequently
at the court of Christiania that her
name was linked with one of the
royal princes Of that country. But
Princess Mary of Britain set an exam
pie which has spread through Euro
pean royalty with incredible speed
when she turned away from the sons
OF kings to wed one of her own coun-
trymen of non-roya1 rank. Princess
Maude is of a studious trend and has
long been considered a bachelor. maid,
for she always managed her own af-
fairs and since her fathers death in
1912 had taken over all the private
charities of her mother. She is the
second daughter of Princess Louise
Dagmar. elest daughter of the late
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King Edward and of the Duke of Fife.
who was drowned rather mysteriously
in front of Assuaon while on an ex-
pedition to the Valley OF the Kings.
where Lord Carnarvon recently died.
Her elder sister, Louise Victoria, is
married to Arthur, Duke of Con-
naught. bord Carnegie Is the heir
of the Earl of Southesk and had been
admiring Princess Maude for many
years. When spurred by the example
of Princess Mary and of the Duke
of York, he pressed a successful suit.
The Duke and Duchess of York are
outof quarantine, for the duchess un-
happily contracted a severe case of
whooping cough within a week of the
marriage and the young couple were
kept in rigid seclusion. They have
now taken possession of White Lodge
at Richmond and are entertaining a
house party of notable guests, prin-
cipaily the brothers of the duke, the
Prince Of Wales and Prince Henry.
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court, and ther latter fourteen and
Will be> placed. in school. Princess
christopher has not BEEN neglecting
her own country people. and at a
recent dinner, among the guests were
the Belgi3n ambassador 10 london
and Baroness MoBeheur- and the Wis
count and Fiscouutess Lee of Farc-
ham. Tho Baroness Moncheur for
merly Charlotte Clayton. daughter OF
Gen. Powell Of Arkansas. viii pre-
sent her oung daughter. Baroness
nd .nnI InI.e1 IL, 1,II,1.ifiI, Ila,.rs
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TALES OF WELL KNOWN
FOLKS IN SOCIAL
AND OFFICIAL LIFE

CONTINUED from Tenth Page,
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The baroness Grenier. sister of the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10
5QUIEN Es Ell DUENo?

En- ell automovil propiedad de nuestra
Empresa Editora, y en- los momen-
tos en- que estaba detenido frente a
nuestro edifcio, fue colocada una ca
ia, que al ser alberta por nosotros re-
sulto contener una collection de nbros
(texto ingles) de la Pocket University,
editada por Hamilton w. Mabie.
Como suponemos que 10 ocurrido ha
sido una equivocaci6n al intentar CO.
locar la GAIA en- Ell automovil de su
duefo, suplicamos la persona que Sc
considere con derecho estos hbros Sc
sirva pasar por nuestras oficinas en- don
de lie sera entregada Ia referida GAIA
,despues que acredite tener derecho a
ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10
LA NovELA REGIONAL
UN NOBLE ESFUERZO DE LOS
ESTUDIANTEs DE PONCE

La clase Senior de Ia Escuela Supe-
rior de Ponce, acaba de dar una prue-
ba de alto patriotisn2o y de profundo
amor nuestra literature regional. Les
pues de innumerables esfuerzos, los es
tudiantes de Ponce han logrado fundar
una revista mensual, titulada La Nc
YEA Regional y la cual tiende la d.
fusion de nuestra novela eminentemer-
tie regionalista.
Tamana iniciativa, en- nuestro estre-
cho ambiente iterario, es realmente d1
no de los mayores elogios, y merece la
mas franca decidida cooperation a
fin de que tenga ell feliz exito que el
amor con que ha sido emprendida 1e
Eace acreedora.
Inicia su noble trabajo de diffusion
nteraria La Novela Regional. con la
publication de la preciosa novela, pre-
1niada con ell Primer Premio en- ell GER
taynen celebrado Ell Ponce ell % de abril
del eorriente afio asCono aman los su-
perhombres'' del joven escritor j. vi
rsronga Charriez. @
Estan proximas a publicarse, en- MI
meros consecutivos, las interesantes no
velas de los conocidos literatos j6venes
Esther de j. A. Ramos, y Gel Por-
venir de Julio Gutierrez de Enrique
Baez Jr
No dudamos que todos sabran COM
prender 10 que signifcan los esfuerzos
que realizan nuestros jovenes intelec-
tuales de la Escuela Superior de Pom
ce en- favor de nuestras letras patrias,
y que por 10 tanto no le negaran Ell ia
vor material a.. como es logico, el sos
tenilniento dc la Novela Regional de-
manda para gloria y beneficio de nuec-
ira literature.
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Cr66nica de la Habana

que la Federation de estudiantes de la
U,liyersldad de la Habana habian acor-
dado suspender Ia conferencia, esta ac-
titud de los estudiantes ha sido muy
comentada en- esta ciudad, pero sin
embargo muchos estudiantes censuraron
duramente la suspension de- acto la ac
titud aGoptada contra el ilustre escri-
tor hispano, estimando que era inde-
fendible ell acuerdo adoptado en- contra
suya. toda vez que Blasco Ibafez Ell
su obra literaria 1la sido un formidable
adalid de las clases oprimidas, y supo
actuar en- Espana EN- defensa de la IL
bertad de Cuba
En- vista dc la actitud hostil dc los
estudiantes ell seiior Blasco Ibafez no
acept0 otras invitaciones que Sc lie hS-
bian hecho para que hablara malogran-
dose toda iniciativa, que hubiera pro-
porcionado a Ia Habana I'm aconteci-
miento memorable para la inte-ectuali-
dad Cubana.
Los estudiantes Universitarios d.
cen que su actitud obedece a espiritu
de solidaridad con las Universidades
ispanoamericanas aceptando indica-
clones de las Universidades de Meji-
co y Argentina, repdbhcas hermanaa
cue han rccibido agravios del seiior
Blasco Ibafiez en- sus manifestations
Ia rrcilsa, de les Estados Unidos.
A. M.
Habana, noviembre 20 Gle 1928
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Los EsTUDIANTEs DE LA UNIvER
SIDAD DE LA HABANA Y Ell SR.
BLASCO IBANEZ

AL tener conocimiento los estudian-
tes de la Sociedad alpha cue ell
iIustre literato visitarfa la Habana, lo
illvitaron por cable para celebrar Una
conferencia en- Ia Universidad Nacio-
nal contestando ell sefior Blasco Ibafies
aceptando la invitaci6n. A La llegada
a la Habana, Sc lie comunic6 al autor
dc los Cuatro Jinetes del APOCALYPSE
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Sc ALQUILA. Una habitaci6n gran
de, fresca ventilada con entrada
CoMPLETAMENTE independence
con espaciosa galeria. Para hombre
Informara oeste No, 8, alto tel6fono
"a azul San Juan. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

BoRDAD0RAS:- Habiendo cesado
Don Francisco A Sureda como nuestro
agente en- este distrito, suplicamos a
las cue tengan trabajos de bordado DOR
entregar, por cobrar, que Sc dirijan
a la Avenida de Diego No. 10, Santur-
ce, donder tenemos nuestra oficina
seran rccibidos y liquidados inmedia-
mente. Tambien daremos trahajos a las
que deseen coIitinuar bordando tapetes.
toallas y otros, L, g. DEEB Go, Inc,
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ELAsco 1BANEs EN- LA HABANA

LEGO aver la Habana el insigne
novelista espaflol don Vicente Blasco
Ibafiez, que realizara un viaje de vue.
ia al mundo con ell prop6sito de escri-
hir un libro descriptive y novelesco
Ell que fue batallador propag a44la4aO.s
republicano en- la madre patria, macs
tro de grandes periodistas, orador parla
mentario elocuente temido, el que sin
descanso luch6' por sus acendrados idea
les de ibertad y de progreso y es hoy
uno de los mas grandes prestigios de
las gloriosas letras espanolas, tuvo en-
la Habana un recibimiento digno de
su alcurnia y de su prodigioso intelec-
to.
FL Ayuntamiento de la Habana lie
habria oeclarado huesped de honor y
Sc habria dispuesto una reception en-
Ell Palacio Municipal. Asi mismo ha-
bria dispuesto ell Alcalde de la Haba-
ma que corrieran a cargo del Ayun-
tamiento los gastos de la estancia del
eminente escritor en- el Hotel Sevilla
puso a disposition del viajero los
mejores automobiles de la Acadia y
un alto empleado del ayuntamiento er-
cargado de acompaiar al preclaro hijo
de la ciudad del Cid durante su es-
tancia en- la Habana.
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BORDADOS.- Necesitamos agentes en-
las principales poblaciones de la IsIa
para trabajos de bordados en- colores,
trabajo facil Y lucrative, suplimos ma
terial. Exigimos buenas referencias y
garantfa correspondence. Magnifca
oportunidad para personals que deseen
labrarse un porvenir. 81 es possible con-
teste en- ingles. L. c. DEEB Co. Inc.
No 10 Avenida de Diego. santurce,
Puerto Rico,
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WELLS OUTLINE OF HISTORY.
Nueva edici6n de vollmenes $500;
$500 dinero con La orden: o. Henry,
12 volimenes S14.O0; $1,000 dinerO con
la orden. Review of Reviews Corpora
tion, Chas. W. Macdonald, represon-
tante, apartado 1888, San Juan.
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Cuando desee algun fotograba-
do, enterese antes de nuestros
precios. Puerto Rico Ilustrado", i,
San Jose No. 2.
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Sc VENDE: En- Santurce Stop 25 Ger
ca escuela Mufoz Rivera, solar de 448
metros con dos casas de MADEIRA. Infor-
maran Colon IS, Tel. 249 rojo, santur-
ce. 12-15
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NUTRIDos APLAUsos

A. esas palabras correspodi6 Ell Sc
iior Blasco Ibadez, signifcando Que
C;lantas atenciores recibia no las cor
gideraba para su persona sino para
10 que representa- Y que le honra v
enorgullece con ell espfritu de Espa-
ia, en- 10 que tiene de mas noble. Re
friendose a Espaiia dice que equivc-
cadamente Sc la estima una naci6n que
vive de su historic Y que Sc halla Ell
Ia decadencia, cuando 10 cierto es que
con la grandeza de las naciones ocurre
10 que con la fortuna de los individuos
que suben y bajan y que, ademas Es-
paia no iba ser siempre la primera.
pIesto que durante siglo medic fue
la nacion mas representative del orbe
que la, Espaiia actual. no tiene de que
avergonzarse, puesto que brilla en- Ell
arte, IA ciencia y la literature y que hay
una Espafia nueva que progresa y que
ha de ser ell 1azo de union entire los
paises de habla espaiola. afirmando qre
aunque la Peninsula Ib6rica desaparn-
ciera. Espafia no desapareceria puesto
que Espafia 10 son todos los pue-
oles que hablan ell castellano.
Y dirigiendose los espafloles resi-
dentes en- Cuba les dijo que dosea cue
cintinuen la obra eminentemente civil
zada que vienen realizando.
Aplausos unanimes ahogaron las H.
tlmas palabras del orador.
Y Ell senior Blasco Ibaiez y sus acom-
pafiantes abandonaron la Casa de Espa-
ma en- medic de las mayores demostra-
clones de afecto, para dirigirse en-. ccGn-
pafiia del sefiar ministro de Espafia don
Alfredo Mariatagi y otros acompafian-
tes al Centre de Veteranos de la In
dependencia de Cuba y las redaccio-
nes de los principales peri6dicos haba-
neros.
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HIlo JAPONES. Superior cuantos
SO han empleado para ceser name .
. maquina, por gu fedbilidAd Y ten
sion especial. Los Knchachos. sAA
Juan, P. 3.
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vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
en- In calle 'Hoare'', step IA, santurcs.
Lame al telefono e7s azul, santurce.
seran servidos embellishments. p.
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NECESITAMoS UN JOvEN que sepa
taquigrafia en- ingles y en- espafiol, con
conocimientos de teneduria de hbro y
que este dispussto trabajar. Escri-
banos dandonos experiencia sueldo que
desea ganar. Taquigrafo, apartado No.
1909, San Juan, P. 1915
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RLASCO IBANEZ EN-
Ell CASINO ESPANoL

Cuando Ell insigne autor de ''La Ca
tedral'' Sc encontraba instalado en- ell
Hotel Sevilla. pas6 darle Ia bienve-
nida en- nombre de las coiectividades
espaiiolas Ell licenciado don lsecundino
Ba1os Presidente del Casino Espafiol
de la Habana en- compafifa de otros Sc
flores, invitandolo para que visitara el
Casino Espafiol.
En- su vista al Casino Espaiiol Ell
seiior Blasco Ibaiez y sus acompailan
tes recorrieron todos los departamen-
.tos del Palacio de Espana deteni6ndo-
Sc en- sus elegantes salones en- su BIZ
blioteca. a la cue ofreci6 donarle una
colecci6n de sus obras, psso al salon
de sesiones, donde Ell licenciado Secun-
dino Bafos le signific6 el alto honor
cue para ell Casino Espafol representa-
ba ell contarlo en- su casa, rogandole
que al volver Esp9fia llevara la SEN
sacion de que en- Cuba espanoles y GU
banos Sc hallan unidos fernando una
sola' fanilia. Y termin6 brindando por
los triunfos futuros de tan ilustre &C.
terraneo
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Sc ALQUILA en- $12 mensuales con
installation sanitaria media casa y por
la misma cantidad habitaciones lnde-
pendientes. Informara casa en- Gale
Cuevas, parada 27.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

la GRECA, oil mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

LA GRECA, oil mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f.-Advt-
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Sc ALQUILA en- la Gale de Colomer
No. II parada 16 liz. santurce. una
ria. Teiefono 444 verde. 1915
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MUEBLES A PLAZOS.- Acabamos de
recibir un gran surtido de camas, neVe-
ras, juegos de sala maria Teresa"
buffet, roperos etc. etc. los que vende-
mos g p,azos de contado. La Joya dol
Hogar, Cristo IS, San Juan. 1913
SE ALQUILAN var1as ha OItaclones en-
Ia Gale del Cristo No. Is. Intormaran
en- la Jcyeria Bourst. z.
Sc vENDEN hbros de literature, his
toria, novelas, dictionaries, etc. EN- ge-
neral bien conservados. Informes: 40
tel Ritzy cuarto No. 6. Pueden verse
en- la muebleria del senior Rodriguez,
. aza dc Salvador Brau. 1-2
NECESITAMOs Agentes de blusas con
cxperiencia y que ruedan producer mas
de Glen blusas trajes semanales. Sc
necesitan en- los pueblos de GUAYANI
LILA, ARROYO, NTAUNABO, YABU-
GOA, CEIBA, NAGUABo, LUQUILLV,
TOA ALTA. VEGA ALTA, ARECLBO.
AGUADA, RINCoN, MoCA D1rijanse
con referencias a Morris E. Storyk, Isa
bel 2da. Marina, San Juan, P. r. 1913
LA MARQUESITA para telas de fan
tasia, adornos para trajes, driles, in
gleses y articulos de Ultima Eovedad
para damas no hay otra. Visitenos "
Sc convenccra Sd
Sc ALQUILAN los altos del edidc1o
F'Silva' en- la calle del Concrete
cuyos bajos ocupa "Aboy Vidal y Co.
Dirigirse estos se1ores o a don Jose
F. Silva. 12-11
URGENTE:- Sc necesitan AIontadoras
de trajes con bastante experiencia para
trabajar ell la factoria. Trabajo perIna-
nente Diri;ase a San Francisco 46.
San Juan. L., IA
VENDO dos fautas corricntcs y una
sistema Boehm todo de metal. j. G. Pc
drogo, Cristo 5, Tel. 1925, San Juan
1914
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NrMAcA sHoE FACTORY tisns IN
Deuartamento Especial para reDArax
Ca.zado . Maquina. Precios econ"ma
cos Lame al telefons 1881, Sansurcs
y xscogeremos sus xapatos. x.
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FINCA:- Sc vende una de 20 cuer-
das con buena casa de vivienda, luz
el6ctrica, aqua abundante, sembrada de
malojipo. en- ell kilometro de la ca
rretera entire Santurce Guaynabo. Ia
ra informes, telcfcno 1889, santurce.
12-7
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HALLACAs vENEZoLANAs:-En
la Gale de Barcelona No. 10. stop
1872, altos, hallara nsted estas deli
ciosas y acreditadas hallacas. Telefo-
no 1872 azul, santurce. Atendemos pe-
didos de la isla @. o. D.
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cEOGRAFIA de Puerto Rico, por Con-
~ado Asenjo. Tercera Edici6n. Cuaren-
q centavos ejemplar, cinco centavos de
ranqueo. Dirijanse los pedidos al au-
1or, apartado 415, san Juan, P. r. 12-o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

IA GRECA. 81 nneIor Tssrauran1
de San Juan. TetuAn 21--Advt.
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DESEO ALQUILAR una casa en- Aibo-
rito para seis mesess. Escriba al Apar
tado 862, santurce, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

0UAGTJA CADILLAC: con fraRquicta
entire San Juan al PSrQue 50 vende
por no poderla atender 81 dneho. Di.
rijase al apart&do cal, San Juan. p
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VENDO dos fautas corricntcs y una
sistema Boehm todo de metal. j. G. Pc
drogo, Cristo 5, Tel. 1926, San Juan.
1914