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Society Hostesses
List Their At Homes,
Specifying Dates
Receptions and Other Social
Features Chronicled for
the Information of Society
World.

Mrs. Sutherland will receive to-
last time this season. Assisting her
will be Mrs. Lawrence Phipps, Mrs. B..
Carroll Reese, Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt, jr., Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, Mrs.
Chauncey Parker and Mrs. James
Brown Scott. Mrs. Sutherland enter
tanned small company at lunch and
bridge Friday.
Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Rosa Maye
Kendrick. wife and daughter Of Sem
ator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming,
will be at home this afternoon in
their apartment at Meridian Man
sions.
Mrs. Dale, wife of Senator Porter
H. Dale Of Vermont. and Mrs Fess,
wife Of Senator Simeon D. Fess Of
Ohio. will receive together Thursday
afternoon from to o'clock at l44
B street northeast
Mrs. Cooper. wife of Representative
Henry Allan Cooper of Wisconsin, will
be at home Wednesday afternoon at
the Rochambeau, from to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Wyant, wife of Representative
Adam M. Wyant Of Pennsylvania, will
be at home informally Tuesday after
noon, January 20. whep she will have
receiving with her Mrs. Thomas S.
Crago.
Mrs. Lehlbach, wife Of Represent
ative Frederick r. Lehlbach of New
Jersey, will receive informally Tues
day afternoon from 4 to s o'clock at
1901 18th street.
Mrs. Phillips, wife Of Representa-
tive Thomas w. Phillips. jr.. of Penn
sylvania, will not be at home Tues
day. but will receive Tuesday. jan
uary 20.
sistant attorney general. and Mrs.
w. Irving Glover, wire Of the third
assistant postmaster general, will be
at home In Mrs. Glover's apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel Wednes-
day afternoon, January 80, from 4
to o'clock.
Mrs. Stanton j. Peelle and her
daughter. Miss Betty Byrne, will be
at the
party at which Mrs. Peelle will en-
tertain for her daughter.
Mrs. Grayson, wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Cary T. Grayson, will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon, but will
receive the remaining Monday after
moons until Lent.
Mrs. John A. Leteune, wife of, the
commandant Of the Marine Corps.
will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive Monday, January 28.
Col. and Mrs. Weston p. Chamber
|lain will be at home at 1885 10th
street northwest from to $50
o'clock this afternoon.
Nine. Calderon and Miss Calderon
will be at home this afternoon at
2021 Kalorama road. and their guest
Mrs. Moore Lathrop, will be with
them.
Miss Mary Alsop Cryder will re-
ceive Sunday afternoons until April
in her home at 2019 / street.
Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark and
her daughter, Miss Charlotte Free
man Clark. will be at home Monday
afternoon. February and IL.
Mrs. e. A. Hartman will be At
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The President and Mrs. Coolidge
will entertain at dinner Thursday
night in honor Of the Supreme Court.
the affair being one of the most
stately of the series of prescribed
state functions.
S. New will entertain at dinner at
the Hamilton Hotel February s.
Secretary and Mrs. Hubert Work
will be the guests of honor of Third
Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. Glover at dinner Tuesday
evening. February 8. at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes entertained Informally at din
ner last evening at Meridian Man
sions, in compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Jackson of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Marshall Field was hostess to
distinguished company of forty
four at dinner last evening, In her
home on 18th street, when her guests
included the ambassador OF Spain
ambassador of Great Britain, Str
Auckland Geddes: the ambassador Of
Italy, Don Gelasio Caetani. and the
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Weeks.
the company ldLcT dLlcHucU The udHES
given by Mrs. Richard H. Townsend
in her Massachusetts avenue home.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan en-
tertained at dinner last evening. pre-
ceding Mrs. Townsend's dance.
Mrs. McLennan will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Morris Of
New York.
Gen. and Mrs. Hanson E. Ely will
entertain a company at dinner Feb
ruary 8.
Mrs, Benjamin H. Warder gave a
dinner, with dancing, last evening at
Grasslands Coutry Club for her grand
son. Mr.. Benjamin Thoron.,
Mrs. Adam M. Wyant will be hostess
at luncheon tomorrow, entertaining
in compliment to Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, who will sail shortly for an ex-
tended trip abroad.
Mrs. Charles p. Keyser will enter
tain at tea this afternoon from to
o'clock at her residence, 1920 De-
catur street, for her daughter, Miss
Catherine Keyser. in compliment to
Miss Helen Winifred Humphreys.
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Diplomatic Corps Members
Prominent in Social Whirl
Series of Brilliant Dinner Parties, Luncheons and
Afternoon Receptions Mark the Seasons
Gay Calendar

the staff of the Czechoslovak lega-
ton.
The charge d'affaires of Chile
Senior Don Oscar Gana-Serruys, has
been joined by Sonora de Gana-Ser-
man Park Hotel, after a. visit of
several months in her home in Chile.
The counselor Of the French en-
bassy and Nine. de Laboulaye have
issued invitations for dinner Mon
day evening, January 2S.
The counselor of the Norwegian le-.
per party Friday evening. entertain
ing small company informally at
L'Aiglon. Mr.. and Nine. Steen have
as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Pirie of New York.
The military attache of the British
embassy and Mrs. Charlton will en-
tertain al dinner Tuesday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Charlton also will
be hosts at dinner Saturday evening
preceding the dance which the bache-
lors of the British embassy will give
that evening a. the Columbia Country
Club.
The naval attache of the Italian
embassy and Contessa Sommati di
Mombello Will entertain informally
at supper Tuesday evening in their
home on 18th street
The secretary of the Japanese en-
bassy, Mr. Eiichi Kimura. has been
promoted to counselor of the en-
bassy, and on the departure of Mr.
Sadao Saburi in March, will assume
his duties.
Mrs. Eric Buxton, wife of the com
mercial secretary of the British en-
bassy, will be at home Tuesday after
noon, January 20 in her apartment
at the Highlands.
The secretary of the Danish Iega-
ton, Mr.. A. Konow Bojsen, enter
tanned a company Of five at dinner
last evening at the New Willard
Hotel.
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Dinner parties, 1uncheons and after
corps constantly in the ranks Of
those entertaining, and the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes are sched-
uled as guests of honor at number
Of dinner parties.
The ambassador Of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will have guests
lunching with them today at the en-
bassy.
The retiring ambassador of Great
Britain. Sir Auckland Geddes. will
sail from New York Saturday for hir
home in England. where he will join
Lady Geddes and their children. The
newly appointed ambassador, Sir
Esme Howard, is expected to come te
this country early next month
Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes will
be greatly missed. not only In the
official and diplomatic cIrGes. but by
many members of resident circles, for
they are among the most popular of
the diplomatic representatives in
Washington.
The minister Of China, Mr.. Sao-
Ke Alfred SEE. will return today from
Chicago. where he has been for few
days.
The minister of Hungary. Count
Szechenyi, who arrived in Europe
yesterday. will make a short visit in
Paris before going to Hungary. He
is expected to return to this country
at the end of next month.
Sonora de Arcaya, wife Of the min
lister Of Venezuela will be at home
this afternoon from 4 to o'clock.
The minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes, DR.. Ante Tresich Paw.
chich, will be host at dinner Wednes-
day, February 20, when his guests
will be asked to meet the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes.
Thursday to attend the meeting of
the Jugoslav-American Society, which
will be presided over by Its president,
Gen. Bliss. DR.. Pavichich will return at
the end of the week.
The ambassador Of France and
Nine. Jusserand will be guests of
honor of the minister at dinner
Thursday evening. January 81.
The minister OF Costa Rica, Sir
10 a company of twelve at luncheon
today at the legation on Massachu-
setts avenue.
The minister entertained at dinner
last evening, when his guests num-
bered ten.
The minister Of Cxechoslovakia,
DR.. Chvalkovsky, was host at din
ner last evening entertaining q COM
pany OF fifteen at the legation. His
guests were the minister of the
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Dr.
Payichich: the minister of Siam
Phya Burr Nawarasth: the charge
d'affaires Of Greece and Nine. Tsama-
dos, the secretary of the Greek le-
cation, Mr.. Diamantopoulos. and his
sister. Mile. Nina Diana ntopoulos:
DR.. and Mrs. Tom A. Williams, and
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Philippine Collegians
Honor Congress Members

One of the largest and most bril-
liant events Of last week was tho
reception and ball given at the will
lard Hotel by the Philippine Col
legians of America, in honor of the
Senate committee on territories and
insular possessions and House COM
mittee on insular affairs of the United
States. The guests numbered about
500. including members of the con-
gressional, set, Army and Navy and
resident society.
The committee in charge OF the
affair included Mr.. G. Umali, Mr. L.
Capayas, Mr.. S. Almiranez. Mr.. p.
de Leon and Mr.. E. Cornejo.
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Benefit Gard Party
Plan of D. A. r. Chapter

The Federal City Chapter, d. A R.,
will give a benefit card party at the
Hotel Hamilton Wednesday evening,
January 80.
land Jones, Mrs. Albert Aldous, Miss
Kathleen Nalle, Mrs. Albert Fender
son, Mrs. E. K. Woodward. Miss
Estelle Price, Mrs. George Z. Chadsey
and Mrs. Royal L. Shuman are among
those who have already engaged
tables.
Mrs. Mary K. Nalle is chairman of
committee on arrangements. She is
assisted by Mrs. G. E. Chadset, Mrs.
r. L. Shuman and Mrs. j. H. McTeer.
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Monday Supper Club Will
Dance Tomorrow Evening

The fifth dance of the Monday Eve
ming Supper Club tomorrow evening
at the Hamilton Hotel will be fol-
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Albion
will entertain the stars in the Wash
ington Opera Company's presentation
of Tales of Hoffman" earlier In the
evening, at the Supper Club. Others
who will have guests with them at
the Supper Club will be Mrs. joseph
Stoddard, Mrs. Pearl Moore Gray,
Octavius Mendez. Mrs. Helen RSy
Hagner and number Of Others
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Georgetown University
Hospital Theater Party

pital will give it's annual theater
party Monday, February 4, at the
National Theater, when the per-
formance will be Merton OF the
Movie.
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TOMORROW night will bring wealth Of diversified
- the in of the
Coolidge Washington
of Tales of Hoffman, when such the Spanish
and Sonora de Rano the ambassador of
diplomatic
will it
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FITTING night
"a H Townsend-who Washingons social life
position
social official diplomatic
Diplomatic afforded society folk
Tuesday minister
ing for rank the
give IN the diplomatic
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Social Life of Capital
Enlivened by Honor Paid
To Members of Congress
President and Mrs Coolidge to Attend Reception
rendered Solons by Congressional Club.
Weeks Schedule of Hospitalities
SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

~ Coolidge will social life of the
this week the dignity and balance their in
lends the body of Congress
their the Congressional Club
night when the president members of the club will be
Mrs Coolidge particular pride in the Con-
especially the of the White House
appreciate highly place the lives OF official
Being political both democrats and republicans will
night President Mrs Coolidge will
Supreme Court.
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CABINET contributed than their social
~ of War and Mrs. Weeks the Presi
Mrs Coolidge dinner Thursday night asking number
being
Nine Ezalde Tuesday Thursday night
they of the
ambassador of Nine.
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MANY dinner parties will precede the reception
Club and the the Secretary War Mrs. being
honor the dinner which Representative and Mrs
C. Treadway will and Mrs Henry Dmmoc
in honor of Sir Auckland Gedd retiring
Evening star., 1924-01-20

MOTHER propiou Monday night party the
"A of Italy, Prince embassy
honor the Chief Justice the Supreme Court and Mrs William
Howard Taft The the
dinner for the Secretary of State
able parties planned to follow the
THERE
L bathrooms of
20 benefit of
Ekengen
o'clock when there will dance
Of the various for Greek relief nothing
cinang street
nnee Washngton's -
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Miss Mary Alsop Cryder will re-
ceive Sunday afternoons until April
in her home at 2019 / street.
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Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark and
her daughter, Miss Charlotte Free
man Clark. will be at home Monday
afternoon. February 4 and IL.
j. Mrs e A Hartman will ha At
Evening star., 1924-01-20

Mr. A. H Ryan entertained party
Of twenty guests at LIE Paradis for
the sppper party. -,s "a
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Nine. Calderon and Miss Calderon
will be at home this afternoon at
2021 Kalorama road. and their guest
Mrs. Moore Lathrop, will be with
them.
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PARA | las Personals DF
DUEN GUST()

Confeccionanoso toda cIase de pla-
tos especlaies para comidas, banque-
tes, Jlras. ETC., etc, como jan6n plan
chaco, payos trufados, ensaladas de
polio, Gle ffutas Y de otras classes, no
lentas, galantinas, halIacas (yenezola-
nas) sandwiches, biscochos variados,
dulces en- altnibar infinidad Gle pla-
tos al gusto del cIiente. Telefono 1872
azs'i Sanfuroe
oEAS1oN: Sc vende una Quinta de Il
Crerdsy cor casa y colnodidades. Pa
70 verla. en- 81 Kil6,netro s dc Elo
piedras Carolina Para ihfcrmes Box
i's}is. Careapa IA
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Sc AIroUnA:-Un mirAdsr cslis
del Mereado no. 6 con tres habltae1o.
mes. Lo mas alto Dc San Juan. Dotni-
m los cuatro puntOs- Aqua rsrmansn-
te a todas horas. Para infornaei6n a.
rftase . Il primers planta. Las onr&
falo. Tel. es5 negro. r.
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$l.A& S0lame0t0
Estayn0s ofreciondo listed uno do
los mas bonitos gemelGs. tanto para
81 teatro como para -el cGL1po un
precio tres cuatro veces mas baio
que in cualqnier otre parte. Garanti-
zNnnos cue este. es ell prscio mas ba-
10 en- los Fsrados Unidos. debido
que noSutros sos importamos directa-
mentc 10 oirecemos a una pafte dc
10 quo sctualplente valea,
Tienen dos pulgadas y media ex-
tsndidos dos cuando estan cerrados
y eata eauipsGo con cristales podero-
SOS, 10 cue hace Que usted yea ohie-
tos Que eetkn vRrias millss de dis
tarcia. Muy titles para persouea que
paean vacsciones en- el campo, nara
co2ar para distnguir los anima-
les one racsn en- el prado. Tamhien
se uaa en- "a 6nera on 81 cine. Vie
no en- un bonito estucbe negro Pre-
ric esnacisl lie rropagauda mientras
Slran lsa istenciae s149
NJ TvvIE DTNTP0 Psgpe AZ
eorAreo 81 AZ - franqueo cusndo 70
riha s1 ra7ueta. Devolvorernos el di-
sa~n :; rsted no ouo5e satisfecHn
as'ad - c'tada sAti7fooNN
Mrrw YopF rrTwmAT. sUPprv co
Dept B--ei
"a Thir5 Ave. Ne~ York. u. Y
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NEGOCIADO DE EzATERIALES,
TMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
San Juan, Puerto Rico
SUBASTA
gTEcTos EscoLAREs

Sc reeibiran. proposiciones en- sobre
cerrado Easta las tres de Ia tarde de
abril z de 1924, para el sunnin;stro al
Gobierno Insular de efectos escolares.
Podran obtsnerse proposiciones en-
blanco dirigi6ndoso al Negociado que
srriba Sc indica.
AI.4
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PRoBABLEMENTE

10 que usted neces;ta 10 puede encon-
trar en- la seccion de anuncios class-
ficados de Ell MUNDo. Conyenzase. T
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DEsEo ARREEDAR: Una Flnca ds
200 cuerdas en- adelante adecuada para
la siembra de CASA LEcHERfA Pa
IA mas inforrnes dirijaso a; p. ,. yOx
10. Tel. AS rOjo. San Juan. Lio
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MooIoN DE NUEvo JGIc1o

Conlparece Ell acusa0o en- cl caso arri-
ba titulado representado por su abo-
gado cue suscribe y resp etuosamenTe
solicita Gle esa Hon. Corte Sc sirve con-
ccGerle un nuevo juicio, fTIndandose ea
las razones siguientes de acuerdo con
el Art. sos del Codigo de Enjuiciamien-
to Criminal tai como qued6 enmendado
ror la Ley de 12 dc Marco de 1908.
L. Porque durante la tramitaeioD
del juicie la Corte cometio eQaiyoca
cion al decidir que fuera adMltida Ia
declaration del testigo Rodriguez, pre-
so cn Ia carcel de San Juan sin que Ia
defensa tuviera oportunidad de contra
rrestar dicha prueba, toda vez que fue
introducida por sorpresa, porque el
no,nbre de dicho testigo no figuraba al
dorso de Ia aeusacion.
e. Que Ell Tribunal procedio erronea
monte al referirse en- sus instruccione9
al tesbimonio del citado testigo cue
vino declarar en- condiciones tales
que la defensa no pudo contrarrestar
g impugnar su declaration.
3.-Quo la Corte cometi6 error al de-
negar la reiterada soicitud de Ia dcfen
sa en- cuanto la suspension de la Wis
ia del case basada en- Ell corto tempo
que Sc lie concedi6 desde la lectura
de la acusaci6n 6e su defensa.
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Sc ALQUTLA bonito chalet acaha6o
Ie construir. Closets. Garage. dohle
'ervicio sanitario y todas coniodida-
des modernas. Atlantic Avenue es-
quina Gale MacLeary. cerca del Par
que y Playa de bafios. Infcrmes: Juan
r. de Torres. Telefono 7GO Rojo. san<
turee Pacific Place No. II. 3-3i
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Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderno parada 81 1l2, a $500 y
$50. Son hermosas ventiladas. Intor-
maran ALI, en- "Colmado Espafa. p.
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En- medic de una general.
ioOntlnuaci6n ds la lie. pAe.l

tOOntinuaci0n de 1s Ira. pAG.l
viera su alcance para ejercitarlos en-
defensa y benefcio del acusado sol1-
citaba que, de. acRerdo con Ell Art. 500
del C6dige de Enjuiciamiento criminal
Sc le diera oportunidad al acusado pa
IA oir demostrativa de los atenuantes
cue debian considerarse en- cl case de
manela que pudiera modifcarse la sen
tencia que tenia que ser dictada de
acuerdo con el veredicto rendido por
el Jurado.
Ell Lcdo. Tizol hizo suya la solic1-
tud de su companero, EN- benehcio de
sH defendido Jacinto clemente.
FIizo uso de la palsbra el Fiscal Co.
mez y contestando las frases pronun-
ciadas por eli Lcdo. Mrtiioz Morales, en-
caanto al pesar que 10 sob-ecogia EN-
aQuellos instante5 ante 10 fatal de Ia
sentsncia que Sc iba q d;ctar, expTes0
que 6l tasnbien compartia cse sentimien
TO; pero que clio habian sido lleva
dos todes por el estricto cump.imiento
del deber.
Rebatiendo los argumeatos preseuta-
dos por ol Sr. Muiioz Morales ell favor
de su solicitud para que Sc oyera prae-
ba dc atsnuentes dijo que Ia Cogte
10 p3dia modiiicar el veredicto del Jli-
rado, del caa1 dijo que era ell urlico. de
acuerdo coa Ia Ley, que podla estable-
Ger gradaciones en- este delito.
Ensiati6 el sr. Muiioz Morales en el
derecho cue lie asistia a su acusado y
reiter6 Sd petici6n.
La Corte deneg6 Ia solicitud, ale2an-
do cue va la Corte habia instruido al
Jurado en- cIanto a que dc haber ate
nuantes debia hacerlo, coustar en- cI
veredicto y manifect6 cue la ,Corte no
podia abora considsrar atenuautes sin
cue su Resolution de favorecer, al acn-
ssdo fusra contraria al veredicto rendl
do el cual solo puede contraerse q dos
penas perfectamente .especihcadas por
ia Ley Y puestas exclusiVamente bajo
Ia jurisdiction del Jurado.
La defonsa tome excepci6n de la re-
solucion.
FL Lcdo. Mufioz Morales, entonces, hi
20 una moci6n de nuevo juicio fonda
mentandola Ell los sigmentes extremes:
EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTEITo DEL
GEGUNDo DIsTRTTo JUDICIAL DE-
SAN JUAN, P. r.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERoTo RICO
VS..
CARLOS ARoCEo
Criminal No.
Asaslnato en- Primer Grade (Felony).
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Hacemos con rspides y = s=.s.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
bados que I'd. neceEite. Y . pre-
clos econ6micoL visitenos: Pusr.
In Rico uustrndo. Inc. San JosS g
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LA GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tatuan II. AdVt.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOIMICOS
VENTA DE FLORES:

ramos, cruces, corCnas. En- II tale
Hoare, stor IA lame Al tslsfonO 67s
azul. =.
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LA GRECA: eI mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan q. Advt.
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EsTAMos cERRANpo Ii yenta do
aparatos de Radio y accosorios. puede
verlos en- la Casa de Boryet, No. II,
San Juan. La. venta solamente sera ror
diez diss. II Ariola Grand. wv. b.
Tubes 800. 5-W. r. Tubes 81. SIR. Ee-
ceiying SETS Complete. 3-sr. Receiving
Sets conpletc. e-Eightening arrestccs.
1-Vocarola. 6-Ground Clamps fl
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CE vENDE MAGNIFrCo PLANO

cSE vENDE MAGNIFICo PLANO,
por Immediate ausencia para Eu-
ropa. Es un ''Lester'', sea una de
las mejores marcas de los Estados Uni
dos, construfdo expresamente para los
chmas tropicales. Esta completamen-
te nuevo y Sc vende por la mitad de
su costo en- fabrica .-Caleta de San
Juan No. Administration de Ell
R1UNDo. {" p.
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LA CREcA: Ell nejor restaurans
de San Juan. Tetuan II. Acvt.
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Z TRGENTE Sc NEcEsITAN exper-
tas costureras y caladoras. 81 no
tiene expcriencia no venga. Tctuan 2.
3-S1
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cE SOLICITAN Corresponsales y
Agentes, PARA LA CRITrCA
POPULAR, 81 en- SUI pueblo no circu-
Ian. Solicite la agencia y mande su di-
recci6n clara hoy mismo. Peri6dtco
conpletamente innparcial. Dirijase
Box AT, Guayama, p. r. 3-31,
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Sc ALCUILAN sala y habitaeion, con
balloon la calle; frescas y ventilsdas
Luna 81. altos. r.
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8 5000
EN- UN Ola

v. G. Wilson ha hecho este
Record como nuestro repre-
sentante introduciendo CT
Equipo EGacativo en- les Ilo-
gares de Puerto Rico. Y sin
embargo, este no es su 01i-f
co record esto solamente
representa- TN dia de traba-
10 a conciencia.
He aqui una gran oportu-
niGad para usted. ST a US
ted ie interesa este, dedl-
quonos auhque no sean mas
que aigunas de sus horas
Y Ie demostrarenGos como
ell Sr. Wilson 10 ha obte-
nido. Otros estan hacienda
tanto como Ell. Y por que
listed no? Tenea una ocu~
pacion constante para las
horas nde usted desee. ST
nos esedica totso su tempo 10
podemos hacer una propo-
soci6n en- nuestro trabajo
Educativo y edificante Que
Ie ofrece posibilidades iIini-
tadda.
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o llene este cup6n.
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