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FOREIGN BONDS
Total sales sf bonds. s7ss, GOO.
COFFEE FUTURES

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The market for coffee futures opened at a decline of IS to 20 points under realizing. Of ferings were absorbed around these fig ures, however, and the market closed net 4 points higher to points lower. 11.67c; May. 11.45c; July, 11.31c; Sen, tember. 11.1Sc; October, 11.12c; Decem- Der, 11.05c. -
 Spot coffee steady. Rio IS, 1211c: Santos 4s, 16L<g17c. Cost and freight offers were in small volume. Santos as and 5s. part Bourbon, were offered at 16ss @17c for prompt shipment.
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HUBBARD BROS. & CO.

Members New York Cotton E-~har-A. Ner Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro. Luce Exchange. Associated Members LIS- su Cotton, Association. Orders solicited iOi -Je purchase and sale of Cotton aud tOit0n Seed Oil for future delivery. Spe- cIaI attention and liberal terms given IO,
 S'nsIL nInents Ot spot eOGtOn for delivery.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
POULTRY AND pRopUcE

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Butter- Steady. Receiptsi 11,024. Eggs-Strong. Receipts, 11.oS7; fresh gathered extra firsts, .&47650c; fresh gathered extra seconds and poorer, 3s 044c; New Jersey and other hennery whites, closely selected extras. 51@53c; state nearby and nearby western hem ncry whites, firsts to extra, 47@51c; nearby hennery browns, extras, 54c; Pacific coast whites, extras, 51@51Kc; Pacific coast whites, firsts to extra firsts, 4s@5o1sc; refrigerator firsts, s1 12zc.
 Cheese-steady.
 NEW YORK, Feb 5-Live poultry Steady. Broilers, s5@45c; turkeys, 220 2Oc; dressed poultry quiet; turkeys, g Q35c.
 KANSAS CITY. Feb. 5.-Eggs-rhree cents higher; firsts. 37c; selected, t45c. Butter. potatoes and poultry nn- changed. H CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Eggs-Higher. Res ceipts: S,001 cases. F'irsts, 396D40c; or- dinary firsts. s5daec; refrigerator firsts,
 Butter-Unchansed. Receipts. 1s,4s7 tubs.
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JUDGMENT FOR seo7 ,55e

HOUSTON, Tex. Feb. 5.-Judg- ment for plaintiff in the sum of $607, 556.o6 was entered in United States court today by Judge J. c. Hutcheson in the case of the Old Colony Trust company of Boston, against the Sugar. land Industries.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Cotton-spot !: Good business done. Prices steady. American middling fair, 21.4sd; good middling, 20.4Sd; fully middling, 19.93d : middling, 19.43d; low, middIing. 1s4sd: good ordinary, 17.4Sd; ordinary, 16. 6.9sd. Sales, 5000 bales. including $500 Ameri- can: Receipts. 11,000 bales, including $500 American. Futures closed quiet and steady.
 February, 19.54d; March, 1s.64d; May ls.eed; July, 19.10d; September, l7.33d ; uary, 16.14d.
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RICE MARKET

NEW. ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Rouxh rice nominal; sales, none; millers' receipts, 2,i54 sacks Clean rice steady; sales. Carolina, Sc; 1O1 screenings, 2hc: 924 second heads, 2ss @3Sc. Receipts, 6. .s92 pockets. Bran and polish unchanged
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Shipping ActiUities
 Of Alabama Seaport

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 5.-Two steamers arrived during Tuesday, one with fruit from Central America and the second with cargo in transit to be augmented here. The first was the Norwegian steamer Lysefjord, t6t the United Fruit company from Puerto Barrios with 19,- 900 stems of bananas, while the second was the Norwegian steamer Svarts- fond (Aluminum lines from New Or leans) This latter vessel arrived late in the evening and went into Turner terminals for loading berth for the Windward Islands. She will sail Wednesday night, calling at the island ports.
 Completing minor overhauling and repair work is the American tanker Castama United States shipping board, Van Heynigen Brokerage com pany, agents), now on allocation to Walker & Daily. It is expected that the Castama, now moored at Louisville and Nashville wharf, will be sailed for Tampico on Friday. She has been in the laid-up fleet for about two months, coming here from Baltimore.
 The combination freight and passen- ger steamer Truxilio, running between New Orleans and Tampa, Fla, and brought here for repairs, shifted to the north slip at Todd's Tuesday. The Truxillo is here for repairs to stern plates and frames, and will have about $1S,000 spent on her. She was lowed James Dougherty, operated by the Gulf Towing and Wrecking company.
 Almost every vessel in the harbor dropped her flag to half-mast in respect to the memory of the former President, Woodrow Wilson. Foreign steamers in the harbor joined in mourning his pass ing.
 It is expected that the Norwegian steamer Bowden United Fruit com pany) will sail some time during Wednesday for Barrios to load a return cargo of fruit. The American schooner Albert Mayer (entered by the Mobile Ship Chandlery company reported in from Arroyo at the custom house Tues day. The schooner declared herself in ballast. The British steamer Silver ash tThomas M. Ross & Col is dis She will go to New York to load.
 FOREIGN EXCHANGE
 NEW YORK, Feb. ,5.-Fopeign ex- changes easy. Quotations fin cents: Great Britain, demand, 4.2s1s; cables, France, demand, 4.611a; cables. 462. Italy, demand, 4.3S5s; cables, 4.39. Bel giuW, demand, 4.091a cables. 4.09. Ger many, demand. .o000000o0023; cables, .0000O00o0023. Holland, demand, 37.45; Norway, demand, 1869; Sweden, de- mand, 26.2s; Denmark, demand. 16.41; Switzerland. demand, TAI; Spain, de- mand, 12.79; Greece, demand, ITS; Po- land, demand, .00o12; Czechoslovakia, demand, ,2.sO%; Jugoslavia, demand, 1.19; Austria, demand, .0014; Rumania, demand, .51A; Argentine. demand, 3325; Brazil, demand, 11.s0; Tokio, demand, 45h; Montreal, 97 3-52.
 FOREIGN MARKET
 < NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Bar silver, 64; i;
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SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Raw sugar was quieter today, with no. change in prices. Cubas were offered at 7.csc. duty paid, but no sales were reported. belief that the recent heavy. pur- chases<of raws by. refiners had supplied their more immediate needs and more liberal offerings in the spot market seemed responsible for active realizing ! in the raw sugar futures market The close was from 13 to 15 points lower
 March, 5.45c: May. 5.4sc; July, 5.53c: septephher, 5.57c. Refined prices were unchanged at s.6o@s.o0c. Refined fu. lures nominal. Y =
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Poison from the tuba root, former ly used by the wild men of Borneo. ,, will, it is said by scientists, help relieve the shortage of bug-destroying drugs.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Spot cot ton steady. 25 points lower; sales on the spot. 556 bales;- to arrive, 143. Low middling, 32.26c; middiing, 34.25c; good middling, S5.37c. Receipts, 4,466; stock,
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, Feb. Swallowing is the effeid list of transactions on the New York Curb exchange sivins all stocks ard bonds traded in:
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 5.-Turper N tine dull, 97c; sales, none; receipts, 10s shipments, sS; stock, 12,153. RosiI pteady; sales, 4s7; receipts, l,547; shin ments. 215; stock, 8,62o Quote: D, E. F, c, H. I, $4.5o; K, $4.s6; V s6.2o; N, $5.45; VIC, $6.35; wwX, $s .6l
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 5.-srur pentine quiet, 97lsc; sales, none; re |ceipts. 257; shipments, 25s; stock, 24, SS2. Rosin steady; sales, 75o;> receipts as449; shipments. 21: stock, .130. .2s; Quote: B to I, $450; K. $4.S5; M, S5, ,25 N, $500; VIC, $6.5o: wv, $6.75.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and nearby, 121s O
 12&c; futures. 12H @12x. Tin firm; spot and nearby, sS0.s7@s1. .o0; futures, $5e.1205o.25: Iron steady, prices un- $50. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis spot and nearby, s6.65. Antimony spot, $10.40910.50. S tt
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK. Fsb. s.-FsIiswlss sr. tstsys hiuh iss. aad sisslas psiss q bssss q, ths Nss ysk ssssk Essksass. aas the ssssI sales d saeA head: sSsk cs1 r I..rsN
 uNiJEp STATES soNDs
 Rsadsrs shsYis .sste that Liberty t.nls sn ssssee h dsiiars and tkirty-ssesnd q eetsrs taseeae d
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RAW STT.E

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Raw silk easy Prices per pound: Kansai double estr, cracks, $7.65@7.70; Kansai best. No. SI.4b97.So; Shinshu Mo-. l, $735@7. 40 Canton extra A." 14-16, S7.I567 z5
 Shanghai-China steam filled gold don ble deer, &S.20@s.30. -S-c., ~
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SPOT CoTTOS
LIVERPOOL COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Spot cottor quiet. Middling, 34.5oc.
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PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans: Middling, 34.a5c; re- ceipts, 1o,474; sales, 2,sSs; stock, 1s5. .s17. Gaiveston: Middling, 34.40c;, receipts, lo,a14; sales, 2.Sss; stock, 276,6s6.
 Moplie: Middling, 33.75c; receipts, PIP; exports. 400; sales, 12o; stock, s. .ss6.
 Savannah: Middling, 34.17c; receipts. z'l6a; sales, SSc: stock, 75,s26. - ., charleston: Receipts. 754; stock, Se,- Wilmington Receipts, AS; stock, IT,
 Norfolk: Middlins. s4.25c. rec.,nt. IA. '''' S'oeN' 'o'- Baltimore: Stock, 2,5ss. .'. K bosto nM;%Middling, M S4.s5c; receipts, 5S;
 Philadelphia: Stock, 3,s1s.
 SIS; stock, 162,46s. 's'
 Minor ports: Sstock, 2s42 Houston: Receipts, S35.
 o ,a aotal today: Receipts, 21.21s; exports. 21S1; stock, Ss1, ,4S2 'S' ,orts rE.ai e Tor 9az week; Receipts, 5e.15o; sx- exports, s,sss,552. '''''
 INTERIOR MOVEMENT Houston: Middling, s4.25c; receipts stocl; Say aza asznaiBPments' B1n e697; sales. 2,sso;
 Memphis: Middling, 34.a5c. recs,n,. Io1s; shipments. 6,c7S; sales $500: stpcE 115,070. '''0o' s'ocA Augusta: Middling, s4.25c; receints S91; 9o sEo shipments, sS7; sales, SIP; stock o7S. 7St' Louis Middling, S4.2oc; receipts. Atlanta: Middling, 34.25c. .. Little Rock: Middling, 34.5Oc. r.- celpts, 45: shipments, I; sales s4I. stock, S3,o5s. 0ti
 Dallas: Middling, 33.6Oc; sales. 2s51.
 MMonigomery: Middling, s3.Ssc. m.n,s rv.ai toasy: Receipts. 16,546; ship
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
SPOT COTTON

hXcHange cIoses IT a. m, tomorroW account Woodrow Wilson funeral.
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Financial 4gdin are
NEW YORK STOCKS

'NEWN YORK, Feb. 5.-FsIswins arc tsdsy's sales, hIsh. lew and sissIRs priees sf stseks listed on the New Yerk Stock Exchange:
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CALL MONEY

NEW. YORK. Feb. 5.-cam money steady, A.; 'low, 4; ruling rate, Az; closing bid, 4; offered at A; last loan, call loans against acceptances, 4; time loans steady; mixed collateral eo-s0 days. Az; 4-6 months, AZ; prime commercial paper, "A.
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COTTON SEED OIL
 NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Cotton saad oil was firm and higher on buying hv 1otan6 1ocsIs and covering of shorts. Sales iv,ovV barrels. Crude offerings wers light. Prime crude, $s.75 h;d. r;s.. wsrs summer yellow spot. s1o oos,In 1n. Marc hclosed $10.S5; May, $10.s5: Julv $11.00, all bid. ''''' Suiy'
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LONDON MONEY

LONDON, Feb. 5.--Bar silver. SS 5-16 per ounce. Money, 224 per cent; dis count rates, short bills. 37s @3 7-16 per cent; S-month bilIs 7-16@3Ia per cent
 STEEL MARKET NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Steel un- changed
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FoREIGN ExCHANGE

FOREIGN MARKET , NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Bar silver, 64 Mexican dollars 48% "
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2 NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-With wire ser avice crippled in the central part of the
 country, Wall Street commission houses today reported decided decrease in
 orders.
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/ NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Preparations for meeting the next debt payment to the United States are under way by Great Britain with a shipment of $11,- 100000 in gold due to arrive here with in the next few days.
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x NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-The New
 Orleans Cotton Exchange today an- , nounced 1t would close at Il o'clock Tomorrow because of the funeral of ex- President Wilson.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Net income of the Texas Gulf Sulphur company in 1923 was S4.737 ,O20, equivalent to s7.45 a share earned on the 635.000 shares of capital stock of $10 par value outstand- ing. Tn 1922 the company reported net income of $3,s13.l62. equal 10 S6.O6 a ahare on the capital stock.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Surplus earn ing of the North American company for 1923 after interest, axes and pre- ferred dividends, totaled S15, ,10s,312, ac- cording to the preliminary statement of income made public today. This compares with a surplus of $1O, ,165, ,9S9 in 1922.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Directors of the Parish and Bingham corporation have authorized the distribution to stockholders of 30.OO0 shares of per cent preferred stock and Midland Steel Products company. Each holder of five shares of Parish and Bingham stock will receive one share of Midland pre- ferred.
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MITTN NACIONALISTA EN-
MAYAGUEZ

Los nacionalistas han iniciado desde
haco algunos dfas su campafia electo-
raj con una serie de mitines que han
resultado muy concurridos. FL donairl-
go 81, le toca Ell turno La ciudad de
Mayagiies, a donde Sc trasladara La
plana mayor de dicho partido, para
inaugurar la campafia en- esa ciudad !.
Haran uso de la palabra los orado-
res don Miguel Marcos Morales, don
Jose Algeria, don Pedro Albizu Cam
pos, don Angel villamil, don Fernan-
do Torregrosa y otros. Reina gran en-
tusiasmo en- Mayagiiez para OR los
nacionahstas, y adenas varias perso-
mas de esta capital Sc proponen yisi.
tar la Sultana del oeste an ese dia,
asistiendo de paso al mitin QUO Sc ce-
lebrara por la noche.
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"Ahora, en- eua4lto matricula, de-
bemos informar que toda la. capacidad
de admission esta va cubierta en- todas
las escuelas de la municipaidad. En-
San Juan y Puerta de Tierra han ST.
do admitidos todos los nifios de pri-
mer grado, que estan dentro de la edad
escolar oblgatoria, este es de 8 IA,
pero los muchachitos de v aiios
han sido rechazados.
l. 'tEn Santurce, la situacion es mu-
cho mas diffcI. En- la secci6n del
Gandul, Tras Talleres y Barrio obre-
70, Sc han admitido centenares de nj
fios al primer grado. Pero en- casi TO
das las escuelas, Sc han quedado nnu-
..chos muchachitos pendientes de natri
cularse, porque no hay sitio disponi-
BILE, pesar de las esfuerzos que he
mos hecho. Tambi6n hay un profile
I, ma, y es que a veces I'm .muchacho So
1cita en- dos tres escue1as a Ia vez.
v ESQ aumenta en- aparie1cia conside-
rablemente el ninero de psticionarios.
Al crecimiento normal de La poblacion
por nacimientos hay que agreg,r que
4 han venfdo de La isla doeanas de IA
nailias con varios nifosay tcao ESQ com
plica mas y mas Ia situacion. Las ap-
toridades municipaIes de instruction
euieren dar una oportunidad tosos,
pero tienen que atender preferentemen
te los nifios de esta capital, antes
ore los otros. Estamos realizando yer
daderos esfuerzos, hace una semana
cue no Sc vacia nj oficina, y no obs
tante, centenares de peQueftuelos Sc
tuedaran sin escuela ell pr6ximo afio
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MERcADo DE cAMBro
sENTIMIENTO DE BTENESTAR

Ese sentimiento de cansancio v dis
gusto causado por Ell NAL funcionamiento
del hfgado y las digestiones diffciIes,
puede hacerse desparecer de un modo
sorprendentemente rapido usando Herbine.
Desde las primeras dosis Sc sienten sus
benefcos efectos que purifcan y regu-
larizan el systema. Limpia el est6mago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce por Ell
cuerpo ese sentimiento de bienestar y
algeria que es siempre companero de la
buena salud. De venta en- las farmacias v
droguerfas.
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pr. JOSE VICENTE

pENTJSTA
Ne Ia Universldad de Pennsylvania
Haras de oficina Z IL A. NJ
IN ID r. M
40 sesto 32 sltoe de Ell Louvre
'eI 240 San Juan. P 4
Dr.. Rsmnu Fernandez CarbsiI
Partlcipa a sus eoiegas. cnsnCea am
yos cue hs trasladado su o6cina l.
,araaa 10 frente al teatro Olimpo don
'e ofrece sus servicins profession Ales.
TEL. 1858 SANTURCE
DENTISTA
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BALE DE INAUGURATION
EN- GUAYANILLA 500

/ Nucstro amigo particular, don Joa
quin D. Jordan, Presidente del Ca
sino de Guayanina, ha tenido. Ia aten,
cs6n de enviarnos una invitaci6n para
Ell gran bale de Inauguration que en-
los salones de dicho centric social ha
de celebrarse en- la noche del domingo
81 del corriente.
Ell Casino de Guayan:lla siempre Sc
ha distinguido por la esplendidez con
que celebra sus festivales, en- esta
OCCASION, no ha de ser una exception q
la regla.
! Agradecemos en- todo cuante vale
Ia cort6s invitaci6n, y le deseamos ext
to, los organizadores del festival.
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Il COnffCtO esCOlar en- esta CaOtaI..

clos que no tienen asiento en- la Es.
cuela Superior.
Hacienda I'm sacrifcio hemos dis
puesto 210 asientos en- la Baldorioty
para los muchachos de primer aho, pc
ro son tantos, que la situacion no ha
podido ser remediada. Sc esta dando
preferencia a los de la capital, y aun
asi, estamos atendiendo a los prone
dos, y todos les que tienen menos de
70 por ciento son rechazados, para dar
paso a los otros.
La situacion es terrible, Y va no
sabemos cuantas recomendaciones de
admission he,nos despachado en- esta of
Gina.
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LA PoIITICA DEL DEPARTA-
MENTo DE INSTRUCTOR

Seg6n nos ha inforlnado Ell senior
Gonzalez Ginorio, los. grades altos es-
tan bajo la Jurisdiction del Departa-
mento de Instruction pero q juzgar
por 10 que nos dice Ell Director Esco-
lar, las autoridades de instruction IN
sular Sc han cenido una politica su-
mamenSe acomodaticia. AL efecto, a to-
dos esos pobres muchachos, que Sc en-
cuentran sin escuela. Y sin esperanzas.
sc les dice que no hay esperanza, que
la Legislature tiene la culpa porque no
asigna mas dinero para profesores y
que deben recrrrir a las autoridades
municipales. Y ala Sc va la caravana
hacia 81 Director Escolar, este en-
realidad no puede materialnente hacer
mas d. 10 que esta hacienda.
Ell conficto es sumamente grave
Hay contenares de muchachos sin es.
cuela, Y 10 cue es mas triste es que
muchos de ellos, son va estudiantes dc
cscuela superior, que ven rodar por el
sueso tcdas las esperan7as ilusiones
que habfan concebido. No sabemos co
mo hahra de resolverse ell problema
zero 81 sabemos que urge una soluci6r
Immediate por parte de las autoridadcs
de instruction insular. Creemos que q
senior Huyke puede hacer algo mas que
culpar la Legislature, en- 10 que nc
tiene raz6n, pSes a todos les consta que
ia mayor parte del presupuesto insnlal
esta dedicadc instruction publica
cuando salimos del despacho del Di-
rector Esco,ar va eran mas de las do
ce de Ia mafiana, y aun continuaba dea
filando Ia interminable caravana de
personals. gre buscan una solnci6n a
sus confiictos.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO O. aulNoNEs
ABoGADO Y NOTARIo

ABOGADO Y NOTARIO
Gfaduado de la Oniversidai de Penn,
.yivania, Harvard y Puerto Rico.
Postuia ante Las Coltes de Puerto RI.
% y Ccrte Federal
.. 0 Box l2a. Tel l45. s. j.
Edifeio NOA. San Jusn. P Z
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Ell remedio esta a la nano
Lea mi obra gratis

MI bro "Promocon Conservation la Salud
Mental lie dira que consiste el STRONGFORTSMO
No iene mas enyiarme e cup6n
eentavos estampia e franqueo, rem
guSto ejempar gratis de mi obra. 4.~e8
up6n sehaar padecimientos que
ratuitamente para
Eba eaidad nombre direction completes
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(COntinuaci6n de Ia Ia. pagina,

de grupos, Y los restantes 200, como
encargados de grades elementales.
''En adicion, tenemos Is maestrcs
de ingles, entire continentales y natl
vos, asignados a los grades, 10 que ha-
ce un total de 227 maestros. Frente a
los grupos escolares, tenemos macs.
tros principales, Y 2 principales mas
como ayudantes del Inspector.
l3f.
LA MATRICULA
CUB1ERTA.
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COMPILATION

Enmiendas.
C6digos de Puerto Rico, Ley Nota-
rial, Ley Hipotecaria y su Reglamen-
to, = otras leyes desde 1911.
LEY MUNICIPAL
con sus ultimas enmiendas y otras le-
yes relacionadas con los municipios.
INDICE de la Legislation General
de Puerto Rice.
CompiIadas por Ell Lcdo.
Juan M. Herrero.
Dirijase J.. o. Monclova, Apartadc
l07, San Juan. Precio: $3.50 libre fray
queo. Encuadernaci6n en- tela. Adyt
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LOS GR.ADos
ALTOS.

.En 10 que respecta a los grades al
tos, ell problema es ann mas dificii.
sin contar la invasion de muchachos
Que han llegado de Ia isla. de aqni, de
san Juan solamente, hay $50 mucha-.
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v \ r IL D A p

hay attribute que sgnque tano la fecdad del honbre
la YIRILIDAD. Tn hombre sin virdad escombrd
humane meceor de ama dgno de oda pena Y sin embargo
icutos cuatos estan huano de poder SEXUAL mpotene
este mundo nuestro! <$ sgl@tyu-&tt
New Britain herald., 1924-02-14

in my case. now, it is entirely different"
 Tt is, George-entirely." his grace agreed. resenting the interruption. You are the rarity. You have al- ways found better than you deserved. have never found it until this mo- ment." And his eyes upon Miss Farquharson gave point to his mean ing.
 When at length they left her, her sense of exaltation was all gone. She could not have told you why, but the Duke of Buclingham's approval up- | lifted no longer. Almost did she wish that she might have gone with out it. And when Betterton came smiling good-naturedly, to offer his congratulations upon this conquest, | he found her bemused and troubled.
 Bemused. too, did Ethercdge find the Duke as they drove back together to Wallingford House. Almost. think said he, smiling, that already you find my despised prescription 10 your taste. Perse- yered with it may even restore you your lost youth.''
 What I ask myself" said Buck ingham. lis why you should have prescribed her for me instead of for yourself."'
 "I am like that" said Etheredge- the embodiment of self-sacrifice. Besides. she will have none of me though l am ten years younger than you are, fully as handsome and al-