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Evening star., 1924-07-29
BERLIN CHILDREN SHOW
RESULTS OF HARDSHIPS
Mortality Rate Of Infants Double
That Of Pre-War Period.
Many Underfed.

By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1924
BERLIN, July 29.-Depressing facts
resulting from the pre-war and post
war hardship on German children are
given by the Berlin communist news
paper, Rote Fahne. Infant mortality
doubled in Berlin between 1914 and
1918 and the later figure has re-
manned practically constant
OF $4,000 children in Berlin $4,000
are tubercular and $4,000 are diseased
in other ways, while 10000 show
signs Of malnutrition.
The size of the average Berlin
child is about two years less than
the average American child.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
FORMER CLERK DENIES
ALLEGED FALLON TALKS
Confidential Man Says He Did Not
Claim Power to Exonerate
Lawyer.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 29.-When the
trial of William ]. Fallon for jury
bribing was resumed today before
Federal Judge McClintic, Ernest
Eidlitz, formerly Fallon's confidential
man, resumed the witness stand for
Cross exa mination by Fallon's coun-
sci, Richard J. Shanahan.
Mr.. Shanahan questioned Ndlitz
concerning various statements he Is
alleged to have made to Fallon last
February.
Did you say to him that you had
the power fully to exonerate him?"
asked Shanahan.
NO" said Eidlitz.
Eidlitz also denied he had told
Fallon that never since the wheels
of justice had been working had there
been such a false and fraudulent
prosecution"
He denied having promised Fallon
that If the government insisted on
bringing the attorney to trial he
would give a statement to the news
papers. which would cut the lies and
untruthfulness and underhanded
work wide open."
Evening star., 1924-07-29
Hearty Welcome Given Gales.

JUAREZ, Mexico, July 29.-Mounted
police and special guards were called
out this afternoon in Juarez to hold
back the throngs which greeted Gen.
P. Elias Gales, president-elect of
Mexico. on his arrival here. Cen
Gales spent only a short time here
and left late yesterday for Hermo-
sillo. Sonora. for a few days visit,
before leaving for New York, whence
he will sail for Europe.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
FORD LOANS REPORTED.
Said to Be Supplying Funds for
Salvador Road,

SAN SALVADOR. Republic of Sal
vador, July 29.-Reports received
here from San Jose, Costa Rica, are
to the effect that Henry Ford is
loaning money without interest to
the Costa Rican government, to be
used in the construction of an au-
tomobile highway which will con-
meet Port Limon. on the Atlantic. and
Punta Arenas, on the Pacific side Of
the republic.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
Mexico Cuts Staff.

MEXICO CITY, July ga large
scale reduction in the number of gov
ernmental employees has been decided
upon by the cabinet in an effort to
reduce expenses and solve the present
economic crisis The ministries of
war, instruction, agriculture and in
dustries will considerably reduce their
STATS.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
TO PROBE BOMB CHARGE.
Rhode Island G. o. p. Committee
Deprecates Explosive Planting.

PROVIDENCE. R l., July 2s.-The
executive committee of the Repub-
lican State central committee, after
adopting resolutions today deprecat-
ing the gas bomb incident, which
broke up the sessions Of the State
Senate on June 10, appointed a COM
mittee of five to investigate and take
such steps as might be necessary in
connection with the charges that
Chairman William c. Pelkey Of the
Republican central committee insti-
gated the bomb planting.
Chairman Pelkey attended the meet
ing, but did not preside.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
Lighted Match Cause of Injuries.

Clarence Brown, colored, 81, 1924
Sixth street, suffered painful burns
to his left arm while repairing his
automobile at North Capitol and
Girard streets about 2:30 o'clock this
morning. A lighted match ignited
padding on which he was lying, and
he was burned before he could ex-
tinguish the blaze. P. T. Hartman, 3
Girard street northeast, took the
burned man to Freedman's Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-07-29

members of the union. a ladies' race.
a 50-yard dash for girls 10 and over,
a 75-yard dash for boys 10 and over.
for boys, a backward running race
for ladies. a potato race for girls, a
75-yard dash for members of the
union and a race for little children.
Mrs. Mabel Rackey is chairman of the
excursion committee.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
Egypt's Premier Seeks Rest Cure.

PARIS, July 29.-Said Zagloul Pasha.
premier of Egypt. will arrive in Paris
tomorrow to consult French physi-
clans concerning the wounds received
by him in an attempt upon his life
July IL by a fanatical Nationalist
The doctors are said to have pre-
scribed a rest cure for him at some
French health resort.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
67.Year Convict Transferred.

MOUNDSvILLE, W. Va, July %
Serving a 67-year term for his part in
the million dollar Toledo mail robbery
of 1921, George Rogers has been trans
ferred from the West Virginia peni-
tentiary here to the Federal prison at
Leavenworth, kans., it was announced
today,
Evening star., 1924-05-16
that have not been present at the hall

that have not been present at the hall
under Dickey's supervision and man
agement
In many instances one event would
follow closely on the heels of another
and well functioning organization and
a good system was necessary to get
the building ready for the incoming
attraction. Never was an event de-
layed. Double attractions have been
run simultaneously in the basement
and main arena. Paderewsisi, the Pol
ish pianist. played to thousands of
music lovers in the main arena, while
a poultry show was on exhibition in
the basement Both attractions
moved smoothly.
IT was in this hall that John Philip
Sousa obtained the gate receipts that
broke the records of his long history,
more than $4,000 people attending his
two concerts. John Mccormack sang
before the biggest crowd of his career
in this hall and il was here that a
worlds record for attendance at in
door grand opera was recently estab-
lishcd, all under Dickey'S superyi-
sion.
Evening star., 1924-05-16
XPERT IN CROWDS
AIDING REPUBLICANS
.anager of Cleveland's Public
Hall Long Familiar With
Big Gatherings.
2NDUCTS PREPARATIONS
Fras Made City Auditorium Finan
cial Success.

~ the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. May 16.-Handling
/ the preparation for the housing of
'uo Republican national convention
IRE in Juno is the big job of Lincoln
:. Dickey, manager of Cleveland's
-lblic hall, where the convention will
&C held, man who has given years
'f his life to the handling of crowds.
When Dickey was nine years old his
'!thcr organized the Winona. Ind,
SSembly that developed into the big
nationally known chautauqua. Young
Dickey grew up with this venture
nd his first job with il was making
cportS on attractions. This devcl-
"ped to such an extent that big
auditorium was necessary. A build
.nS seating 400 was put up, and at
the age of twenty -four Dickey was
assistant general manager.
Just prior to the world war Dickey
was vice president of the Coit-Alber
hautauqua. Prior to that he was
seneral superintendent of the Ridpath
"rSaniza ton, which toured II number
of prima donnaS and singers.
Ray War Exposition.
In 1918 Dickey conducted the entire
program of the war exposition of the
United States and the allied govern
'nentS for the department OF public
information. He had charge of thir-
ry-two cars of war trophies. With
this he broke all world attendance
records for Short-time eXpostiorS
when he presented the exposition 10
10000 paid admissions in Pittsburgh
one afternoon. This exposition was
shown under his direction in many
cities and was seen by hundreds of
thousands of spectators
Later Dickey came to Cleveland as
secretary of the Cleveland Advertis-
ing Club and from there was made
business manager of the Cleveland
symphony Orchestra, leaving this po-
Sitlon to become manager of Cleve-
lands big municipal auditorium. He
was appointed by Mayor Fred kohlar.
with the understanding that no politics
should enter into the administration
of the hall
Since taking over the mana cement
OF the hall a great variety of attrac-
lions have been booked by pickcy,
hundreds OF thousands of persons
paying admission To them. So we'll
did Dlckey operate the building that
he was able to show Il profit of S2J.-
900 to the city last year, despite the
great expense connected with the
hall.
Few attractions can be thought of
Evening star., 1924-05-16
Our Unexplored Country.

From the Youths Companion.
One of the largest unexplored areas
in the United States lies in a triangT-
lar space between the Colorado and
the San Juan Rivers in southeastern
Utah. An expedition of the National
Geographic Society has begun a sur
yey of the region, primarily to de-
termine whether it was once gener-
Evening star., 1924-05-16

ally inhabited by the ancient cliff
dwellers. The country consists most
ly of canyons and sandstone cli1s
and is OF fantastic beauty. An area
as large as some of the smaller
eastern states still remains quite un-
known to white men.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

The number OF persons buried in
Westminster Abbey IL approximately
1900.
The Washington times., 1924-03-29

Filmed IN Rome / Under the
Direction Of George Fits-
TsaWFice AMID the Splesdors
and HistOric Ruins Of the
Ancicnt Mistfess Of the World.
The Washington times., 1924-03-29

TheWOnder Picture of New Y ork s e'Main Street.
An actual of the metropolis and thrilling ce
brated figures of theatre and newspaper world
The realistic interesting comedy the nze
ring the race track and Of night life Broadway
The Washington times., 1924-03-29
IIIIIIIIlIII Tks Hsa.. q Reeoaaissd P7ss15iasaes
BE0IlNllINO TOMORROW !

Led bN B0rbnrr La Mari,
Bert LNteu, Lionel Barry
nsOrs, Richard Bennett, Mon
tGgN LOVe. Premier MMssoIini
and His Majesty King Vic
tor EntGstGeI of Italy, IN Sam
ueI GotdsOyM's Superb PictMTi-
cation of SIR Hall CAMS, the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30
La Junta Insular...
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titutos observadores de las juntas 10
Gales de elecciones por los organismos
directivos centrales de los partidos po
liticos.
Cuando un membro, miembro subs
tituto o observador de una junta To-
cal de elecciones fuere procesado poi
una infracci6n de las leyes penales
de Puerto Rico, la Junta Insular de
Eleciones inmediatamente 10 suspende
ra del cargo, 81 fue nombrado por un
partido poltico; y, 81 fuere un juez
municipal de paz, dicha junta inme-
djatamente recomendara su suspen-
sion de tai cargo por Ell Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, hasta que Ell proceso
sea resuelto defnitivamente por las
cortes, cuando dicha suspension sera
revocada convertida en- permanente
segiln dicha persona quede defnitiva
mente exonerada o convicta, respecti-
vamente, por las cortes; DISPONIEN-
DOSE, que durante la suspension de
un miembro, miembro substitute, u
observador de una junta local de cleo
clones su cargo como tai sera cubier-
to por SUI substitute legalmente aut"
rizado ell ORGANISING central del par
lido politico que hubiere nombrado
un observador, en- tales easos gueda
por La presente autorizado para NOM
brar un observador substitute.
Considero innecesario lamar su
atenci6n al hecho de que los derechos
de los Observadores de las Juntas Lo-
Gales de Elecciones son conferidoles por
la Ley deben por tanto ser debida-
mente atendidos respetados por MS
ted como Presidente de la Jun'a 1'o-
cal de Elecciones, y toda oposicion
abandono de su parte en- cuanto los
derechos privilegios que merece dl-
cho observador, constituye una viola
c; on de la Ley de los deberes de su
cargo, 10 cual traeria la consiguiente
investigation acci6n contra ustsd
por parte de la Junta Insular de Eiec'
clones segun Sc provee en- la Secclor
aludida de la Ley Electoral.
Atentamente,
E. w. KEITH,
suuerintendente General de Elec
, clones.
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LA sUBAsTA DE AVER

En- la tarde de aver las Zoo r.
M. Sc uev6 efecto en- la oficlna oel
con,isicnado del Interior la slgulente
subasta:
Construction de 5 Kilometres mas 0
nenos de la carretera de Trujillo Alto
curabo. KIN. $40, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende la suma de VhlN-
T1NuEvE MIL cIENTo sEsENTI-
c1JATRo DOLLARS CON TREINTA
Y s1ETE cENTAvos (32o, ,1e4.30, ha-
biendo ooncurcido los siguientes pos
torres.
Juan Avalo Garcia, Juncos,
$39, ,o29.35.
Enrique Umpierre, Rio Piedras.
sc. 800. 40.
Gonzalo Diaz, Truj. Alto, 35,5s7.22'
La Junta de Subasta oportunamente
hara Ia adjudication correspondence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30
De no arreglafSe..
tconsinuaciOn d. :. Ira. 1ag.,

ton" que habfa retirado POGO antes, a
fin de evitar que ell Secretario Ejecuti-
vo de Puerto Rico inscribiera dicha
candidatura
La vista del Injunction fu6 selala-
da por ell Juez para el dfa seis del mes
Ientrante: pero, teniendo en- cuenta los
demandantes que, de acuerdo con la
Ley, hoy vence ell t6rmino para la sus-
Itituci0n de candidates en- la Secretarfa
Ejecutiva, presentaron, entonces, una
moci0n a la Corte solicitando que di-
cha vista Sc celebre hoy, toda vez que
dejandola para mas tarde la acci0n
lprescribirfa, porque habrfa eXpirado ell
plazo legal sehalado por la Ley para
esa clase de gestioneS.
IIemos cambiado impresiones con al
gunos elementos de Arecibo Y todos Sc
ilalan a ciertos lfderes aliancistas como
lreSponsables de la situaci0n, acusando-
les de falta de cardcter, pues mientras
a unos Sc les decfa una cosa a los otrOs
Sc les aconsejaba de manera distinta,
como 81 Sc tratara de llevar la confu-
sion entire los bandos oponentes.
La situaci0n polftica de Arecibo es
delicada. A estas horas ha vencido ell
termino para radicar nuevas candida
turas, V hoy, a las u, vencera el plazo
para la sustituci6n de candidates. De
suerte, pues, que de no llegarse a un
acuerdo amistoso, de prosperar el re-
curse de los demandants, la ciudad de
Arecibo Sc quedara sin candidatura mu-
nicipal.
Tenemos entendido que ell grupo de
San MILAN ha estado siempre dispues-
to las transacciones, Y esa version la
hemos comprobado Ell la siguiente car
ta que ellos le han dirigido al Jefe dc
la Union senor Barcel6:
Arecibo, p. r., setiembre 26, 1924.
/ Sr. don Antonio r. Barcel0.
Presidente de la Junta Central,
Union de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, +. r.
Distinguido compatriota amigo
/ Con esta fecha hemos enviado al Sc
cretario Executive de Puerto Rico ulI;
declaration jurada retirando nuesira
renuncias como candidates para |;
Asamblea Municipal Ell las eleccioncs d
1924. Ha sidO muy penOsO para nosotro
que las circunstancias que nos hal
llevadO los OponenteS Il nuestra candi
datura motiven tai actitud. CuandO Off
cimos usted nuestra renuncia Il cam
bio de que la otra parte tambien la pr
sentara, no Sc habfa dado el esciinda
10 de llevar un asunto que debi0 sOmo
narios al organismo supreme del Parti
do, hi tampocO Sc nos habfa ocasiOnad
danOs materiales como son gast0s d
labogadoS, traslado San Juan. etc
No obstante la suspension de nuestri
Irenuncia. nuestra actitud sigue siend
la misma en- el sentido dc desear III
ticket de ammonia y concordia para Ii
municipalidad de Arecibo, y en- tai sen
lido nos encontramos dispuestos, com
en- todas ocaSiones a una transacci0l
lque satisfaga a nuestros oponentes, de
jando salvo siempre que garantice c
eXito de la futura administration V qu
Inuestros Oponentes vengan de absolut;
buena fe cO0perar con nosOtros par;
el triunfo de la Alianza en- Arecibo.
Sirva la presente de excusa a nuestri
justificada actitud, quedamos come
siempre sus 6rdenes,
Atnnt q mnnfn
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:NCIOS ECONOlNICOS

Sc ALQUILA casa nueva de con-
Hcreto, con tres dormitorios, sala, come
dor, cocina Y servicio sanitario. Tie
ne garage de concrete y habitacion
con installation sanitaria para servicio.
Situada en- Ave. Tapia frente oficina
Mr. Dooley. Informara Manuel Mar
tinez, Tel. 1853 verde. $50
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Sc vENDE:-

Sc vENDE:-
C6moda y espaciosa casa terrera
en- Hato Rey, parada So, enclavada en-
un solar de 1900 metros con un frente
de 90 metros La carretera central.
T:ene ocho dormitorios, amplio come
dor, esplendida cocina, dsspensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafos generates, 2 bafios de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Informaran en- villa Carmen, paradA
35, Tel. 424 Rojo. Hato Rey. p.
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AGENTES de trajes blusas pue-
den obtener Agencias Directas con ca
sas americans. Por $1.25 lie enviare-
mos veinticinco direcciones. Haga su
remesa hoy a: NEW YORK AN1
PORTO RICO ADVERTISING BU-
REAU-Box S2s. San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 10 -23
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80

Frente la escuela Luchetti. Sc VEN
de una Victrola casi nueva-un jue-
go de Sala, Un juego de Comedor de
roble, I'm juego de Cuarto: marfil,
alfombras, butacas Y otros muebles.
Sc dan baratos. Pueden verse por las
tardes.
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UNA oPoRTUNIDAD.-Como IA
milia va para el Norte, Sc vende casa
de concrete, dos plantas, cinco hahita-
clones, sala, biblioteca, comedor, ba-
nos, garage, solar grande, flores, etc
En- buen sitio, cerca escuelas igle
sias. Precio m6dico, facilidades para
ell pago. Inf6rmese en- Ia misma casa,
MIR. Rose, 291, Avenida Ponce de
Leon, Parada 26 media. Telefono
POI Azul, Santurce. 1923.
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Sc Vende

La casa Condado 38, frente a la Es-
cuela Luchetti, cerca del Trolley Y del
Condado-Vnderbilt. Cuatro Dormito-
rios, Garage, Jardfn. Sc dan facilida-
des para ell pago. --Puede verse por
las tardes.
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Alianza Puertorriquena celebro su
manifestation mass-meeting anun-
ciado. Manifestation numeroslslma
recorrio GALES ciudad, tremolando
banderas y estandartes y dando Vi
torres a lideres y a la Allanza
Triunfo Alianza considerase SECURE.
Hablaron Guillermety, Astol, Villa
ronga, Hernandez Usera, Tous Soto'
Becerril, Jimenez, Rivera y CordoVa
Davila. En- todos los discursos pre-
domino la nota de la concordla Y
fraternidad llamando todos los ora
dores al pals en- general contun-
dirse en- este movimiento politlco de
Ia Alianza que quiere contar con ei
esfuerzo comun de todos los puer-
torriquenos para Nacer labor cons
tructiya en- gobierno. Acto termino
a las doce noche.
Joaquin CORTES,
Corresponsal at-large
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OCASION:-,S vende arrienda a
precio mny bajo Deposito de Leche
con todos los adelantos sanitarios, bien
situado magnifica clientela. Infor-
maran: Tel. 395 Rojo, Santurce. Con-
dado No. 6. 10-2
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Sc vENIE casa reci6n construlGl
eli la calle Andino stop 43, tiene Q
dormitorios. Solar 2S8 metros. Valor
$4,000: tiene $4,000 en- hipoteca, in
formaran Juan Ortiz calle Lola No.
81, telefono TAT negro, Santurce
10-1a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30

A LOS DUENoS DE GUAGUAS.
-Tenemos en- existencia reguladores
adaptables toda clase de motores.
A. Alvarez Hermanos, Box 139. Ie-
lefono 81, San Juan. 10-4
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JUNTO la via del ferrocarril, al
lado de la estaci6n Talleres, hay un
solar grande que Sc vende P. o. Box
No. 1924. San Juan, P. r. 1913
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EN- RIUJNDO

Sc ALQUILA:- -Esplendida Y espaciosa
habitaci6n en- casa de familia respeta-
bic, en- Ell mejor sitio de Santurce. In
formaran tel6fono 1477, Santurce-
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DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., estilo Bun
galow, de concrete, propia para fami-
liza pequefia. Solar de 492 metros, 20
metros de frente. Situada en- el me-
jor sitio de Santurce. Cerca de la pla-
va. Garage. Cuarto de sirvienta. Pre-
clio razonable. Comodidades modernas.
Informes. VIM. F. Nye, Apartado 1884
San Juan. 10-13.
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J0NEN con experienced comercial de-
sea colocaci0n en- casa 0 almacen Gle
provisiones como viajante por la lsla.
Informari Box 6, Tel. 10, Guayanilla,
y. R. 10-G
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Sc VENDE un piano Emerson de
muy POGO uso. Precio modico. Inf 'r-
mara en- la Gale Hospital en- Ia Ia
casa Tel. 1898, Santurce. 10-1o.
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ANUNCIESE
LA EDICION DOMINICAL
DE eel MUNDO"

Sc ALQUILA altos de doce habitacio-
mes. garage al lado. Apartamentos de
S12 a $500 mensuales. Sitio para fiJar
Informara Restaurant Sal
vador Lopez. Stop y. -lO-6
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ALQUILO Cruz 80, casa seis dormi-
torios, sala, comedor y servicio. En-
San Sebastian 80, .Apartamepto tres
domitorios, al lado Edificio escolar. In
formara Rojas, Edifcio Noa.
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SE ALQUILA en- Carretera AZ. piss
cuatro dormitorios, sala, comeaor
ssrpicio. Informara Manuel Rojas. Edi
hcio Noa, Telefono sig. 9-1s, 80
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Sc ALQUIIA un magnifico local
para fanilia con cuatro departamen-
tos, con servicio sanitario. Informa-
ran Salvador Bran Esq. Recinto oes-
te, altos Jose Fernandez Cienfue-
60. 10-2
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DESEA usted una habltaci6n fres-
ca, comfortable, independence? En Ca.
taluha No. 4, parada 26 media, muy
cerca de Ia escpela ''Luis Mufoz Ri
vera, la encontrara 1sted. FaIuilia
respetable.-P.
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Finca Rustica

a menos de un kil6metro de Rio Pie
dras, $50 cuerdas, primera calidad,
casa moderna residential con insta-
laciones sanitarias y alumbrado cleo
trico propio, cisterna, bomba, establo
con su provision de aqua permanent
te. Sitio ideal para familia con j6-
venes estudiantes en- Universidad de
P. R. La situaci6n de la casa permi-
te disfrutar esplendido panorama,
gran salubridad. Via ferrea Caguas-
Rio Piedras cruza los terrenos, que,
ademas, tienen desvfo para cafias que
muela Central Vannina.
Esta finca Sc pone en- venta por no
poderla debidamente atender su due
no.
Sc vende tambien un grupo de va
cas- nacidas en- el pals, cruzadas
muy buenas productoras de leche.
Para informes dirigirse a M. R. S.
P. o. Box 7O2, San Juan, P. r.
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PREcIo MoDICO, vendese magni-
flea casa, habitaciones, garage, ha-
hitaci6n chauffeur casita para servi-
clio. Muy rre-~~- Europa 6. Informes:
Ia misma o Tel. sol yerae, ses.turoa.
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SoLARES A PIAZoS, en- ell corazon
de santurce. Stop 1879, Carretera Npe
va. Hay grandes y pequefios. VA que-
dan pocos, no pierda esta oportunidad.
lie proporcionamos upo. de sn gustos
I'd 10 poga como mejor 10 acomo.ie.
Inform - a. Jim6nez. Tal. 9. $50
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UNIVERSIDAD de P. R.-Cerca
de ella Sc alquilan unos altos con ca
bida para 18 pupilos y familia. In
formara Box 465 Rio Piedras, P, r
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Sc yENDEN: Maquinillas nsadas,
Underwood, Remington, oli&er. ROE
val Sc hacen reparaciones Y limpie-
zas en- maquinillas uaime5grafos. p.
Chabran, o'Donell, 8, Altos. Tel. 704
negro. 10 90.
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Sc vENDE una GAIA registradora
pequena, en- perfectas condolences. Di-
rijase "El Confte''. San Jose 81.
San Juan. SO
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VERDADERA GANGA.-Se vende au-
tom6vil de pasajeros completamente
bueno, en- magnffico estado. Podra YER
Sc en- Cerra IL, ssParada 15. Telefono
1409, Santurce, ss
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DOMINGO EN- UTUADO

Utuado, Sept. 20, 1924
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
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Joaquin CORTES,
Corresponsal at-large
New Britain herald., 1924-01-30
Nem Head

Leigh (. Palmer tabovej, new president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. paid his first official visit to the New York offices of the Shipping Board.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-30
Feds Worker

tBy Pacific 6 Atlantiel Maria Rose, Princess Hohenlohe- Bartenstein laboye), startled German royalty by her marriage recently to Joseph Hugo Walden maier, a village school master and son of factory foreman.