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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
REBER HERE IN
MOVE FOR ; DAY
BASEBALL MEET
Vital Problem is to Secure
Ample Housing
Accommodations

Plans are under way for a series
of ball games between the crack
Naval Air baseball team of San
Diego and the Palacios of Mexicah,
to be held February %, 23 nd "a.
Otto Reber, formerly of this city,
and a member of the navy OF re-
serve, is now in the valley endeavor-
ing to make arrangements for the
games. February %, being Wash
ington's s birthday, is a holiday
in the navy. Saturday and Sunday
are also more or less holidays for
many members of the fleet.
The only drawback to the arrange
ments at present, Is lack of suffi-
cient Accommodations for Admiral
Robinson, members of his staff, and
other naval officers who plan to at
tend. just how many would be in
cluded in the party is undetermined
at this time. However, the visit of
the Naval Air team here last spring
was such success, and those who
watched the 'gobs' play the Mexi-
cali team had such good time, that
if possible, the whole navy unit at
San Diego would come over here.
Several Thousand Might Come
Officers and gobs will go any
where to see their team play, and
considering the short distance from
San Diego a crowd of several thou
sand can easily be expected to come
over from the coast.
The plan has been suggested that
people in Ell Centro and CalcXlco
open their homes to the Officers,
while Admiral Robinson and his
staff would be located at the Barb
nra Worth. The women Of The
party would present another prob
lem. The women of the service are
rs loyal to its athletic teams as
are the men folks. Then the gob5
and the players have to be consid-
cred.
Reber is in hopes of putting the
affair through and was busy today
comforting with Secretaries Coylc
and Gage of the FL Centre and Ca
lexico Chambers of Commerce. lie
states the whole navy bunch at San
Diego is anxious to come over, the
arrangements for the games present
little difficulty, but where to house
the visitors is the question Of the
hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08

TOLED0--Jock Malone, ST. Paul
middleweight, won popular -
round decision from Young Fisher,
Syracuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08

ances will be acted upon 1avorably
i'll the near future.
This means, that the entire coun
ty, municipalities and country dis
tricts alike, will be lined up under
q uniform ordinance that viii pro-
vide for cleanliness, purity and
quality of ali milk sold throughout
the county.
The representative of the Dairy
Conncfl was enabled to bring this
wok to successful conclusion be,
cause of the splendid help rendered
by the members of the various com
mittees in the towns of the valley,
ana the Council feels that it has
helped to render great service to
the people of Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08

high school and Junior College arc
invited.
The public is especially urged to
attend and give the local boys the
benefit Of their support.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
Coolidge Urges
That Consumers
Really Organize

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Organ-
ization of consumers into "pur
chasing cooperatives was Urged by
President Coolidge in a lettc" to the
national council of Farmers Cooper
ative Associations, meeting here
Thursday.
Giving his endorsement to the
farmers cooperative movement, the
President pointed out the need of a
similar organization on the part of
consumers to lessen the burden
some costs of conveying our neces-
sites from the producer to the con-
sumer.'
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
Move VIII Help
Failing Banks

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. The
federal reserve board would be re
quired to bolster credit of failing
banks under bill introduced i'll
the senate yesterday by Senator Bur
sum, New Mexico, Republican. The
bill instructs the board to turn over
$50,G00000 to the controller of the
currency to loan to any nceding
banks.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
POMONA MEETS IT. C. S. E.
IN l.. A. ON SATURDAY

los ANGELES, Feb. s. Only
basketball game on the Southern
California schedule this weekend is
the Pomona-Universlty of California
Southern branch contest Saturday
night. The game has been shifted
past week, but it is announced that
from one date to another for the
this one is final.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08

Stockton State railroad eommsa.
sion authorizes purchase by Western
States Gas aud Eiectrieal Company
Of plant, property aHd dlssr,laiagx
system Of Central NasuFal 1n Cs..
Pany for local gus ,ersiee.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
T0DAY'S WANT ADS

Classified advertisements accept
ed according 30 the following rates
and rules:
RATES--Tne 1ate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is 1 cent per word each inser-
zion, if paid in advance. Minimum
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
OWEN MOORE RECOVERS
FROM BLOOD POISON
By United Press Lcnacd Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. S. Owen
Moore, film actor, is steadily rccov-
ering from blood poisoning as Il re-
suit of injuries received IN an auto
mobile accident, according TO word
from the hospital today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
SEEK SEATTLE GIRL,
FEAR GANG VICTIM
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. s. Local
police today joined in the search
for Pearl Delaney, 19-year-old art
student, missing from her Seattle
home. Authorities are acting on
information pointing to the posi-
biiity that the girl was brought
here by Il band of narcotic snug
glers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
w. 4. HANCOCK
$40 Main st
FORECLOSURE SALE
ALFALFA RANCH FOR LEASE

ALFALFA RANCH FOR LEASE
l80 acres in new alfalfa, abso-
lutcly ono of the best ranches in
Imperial valley, located in Me
loland section adjoining the
Harold Bell Wright ranch on Tie
south. Can divide and lease to
two parties, improved with two
small houses. Prefer having the al
falfa cut the first ore or two
crops before paSturing viii lease
to responsible parties only. G. +.
Sprousc owner 92l CIT. Natl
Bank Bldg, Los Angeles, 10
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
LAUNCH PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL
T OR WILSON
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Feb. S. The
grave had hardly closed over Wood
row Wilson before movements to
erect to him some permanent mem
orial were under way. While school
children in Peoria, ILL.,, were pre-
pairing to start fund for Wilson
memorial, close friends of the
former president here were discuss
ing plans FOR Wilson shrine" in
Virginia, across the river from
Washington.
Another suggestion was that a
memorial be erected in the national
cathedral where he is buried, either
in the form Of a monument, a win
dow or a chapel dedicated to his
memory A third plan is for u
memorial at Princeton University,
which he once headed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08

BARRED ROCK BABY CHICKS
j. L. Peck S and pure bred Aris.
trocrats are used to head our
flocks. Guaranteed prize winning
strain. Chicks $40 hundred
Matching eggs $500, post paid.
Leave orders at Rath & Marshals
El Centre. Call 130W2, Imperial,
or address Mrs. u. TAauls, Bite.
l Box 21, imperial. 1t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
F0r Sote-LlUeSGOck

FOR SALE--50 head dairy cows,
age from > to 6 years old. Mostly
Holsteins. Sired by registered
bull. Will sell any number from
] up. Come and look them over
at the ranch. 9 miles west of Ca
lcNico. l mile south and u mile
west of Mt. Signal store. NJ. d.
Downing. 2tI
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-08
For Suie--F'OIlttry

FOR SALE--Barrcd rock eggs for
Matching, So. Third and Cedar.
kirsch. ste
Evening star., 1924-12-02

and Raymond Loranz to confer with
a committee from the neiGhboringas as
sociation with regard to the merger.
An effort also was made to post
pone the election OF oficers until the
question OF the merger was settled.
The chairman ruled that the consti-
tuition set the election to be held the
first Monday In December and 1t
could not be waived except by amend
ment.
Mr.. GilIigan gave a lengthy report
on the work Of the property commN-
tee, declaring that good work. was
being done and that success was
hoped for In injunction proceedings
now before the courts.
Evening star., 1924-12-02
METHODIST URGES
DRY UNIT CHANGE
Enforcement Should Be Un-
der Justice Department,
Says Rev. c. T. Wilson.

Renewing recomme ndations for
transferring prohibition enforcement
to the Department of Justice or cre-
ating new department for II direct
ly under the President. Clarence True
Wilson. general secretary OF the
Methodist Episcopal Board of Tenn
perance. Prohibition and Public
Morals. told the board at it's annual
meeting here today that he had yet
to meet "the first temperance man in
the ministry OF the laity who was sat
isfied with the way the prohibition
law was being enforced
Among the difficulties Or. Wilson
cnum Grated was the use of the words
Intoxicating liquor" in the constitn
tional amendment. 1t was indefinite
and difficult of definition. he said.
and, he added. that had the words
alcoholic beverage" been used It
would have saved years Of litigation.
Blunder Is Charged.
at was a psychological slip" said
DR.. Wilson, .'for us to put the Fed
eral unit Of enforcement under ;he
Treasury rather than under the De-
pArbuenr of Justice
|, kT0ni bition agents, DR.. Wilson told
~ poard, should be placed under
wNG service, because, he said. .some
o we worst appointments have been
Evening star., 1924-12-02

by wet and disloyal Senator'S, who
have purposely secured the appoint
ment of notoriously wet, unreliable
and disreputable men to be prohibi-
tion enforcement officers"
DR.. Wilson's report praised Presi-
dent Coolidge and referred to At
torney General Stone as fearless,
fair and faithful" and commended
his discharge Of United States at
torneys, for laxity in enforcing the
dry laws.
Working for Dry World.
The board. pr. Wilson said. has
representatives working in 81 coun-
tries trying to make the world dry.
Bishop william Fraser Mcdowell,
president of the board, presided, and
ministerial and lay members of the
board were present from all parts Of
the United States.
Among the prominent laymen who
are active members of the board are
William T. Galliher. chairman of the
Republican District committee: John
Z. Let's, Washington: Walter f.
BailinGcr. Philadelphia; Caleb L
Burchenal, Wilmington; Dr. Arthur
c. Christie. Washington: Orlando
Harrison. Maryland: Harry l.. Price,
Baltimore; William Fl. Pratt, Pitts
burgh; John Raine. West Virginia.
and Arthur I'll. Sapp, Hunting Ston, Ind.
Evening star., 1924-12-02
Shirts

Any woman may purchase gift shirts here
with positive assurance that they will give
absolute satisfaction to the recipient All arc
correctly sized as to neckbands and sleeve
Evening star., 1924-12-02
MATRIM0NY TANGLE
DEVELOPS new KNOT
WaaerS- Hall Huntington Contro-
versy Augmented by Suit to
Recover Property.

NEW YORK. December 2.-Another
knot in the Waters Hail. Huntington
tangle that has occupied court atten-
tion here and in Florida nearly two
years was revealed in Supreme Court
yesterday when Spencer Waters, cot
ton exchange broker, began suit
against Mrs Margaret Huntington
Hall. divorced wife Of Edgar I. Hunt
ington. wealthy real estate operator
and for a time third wife OF Clinton
Nudge Hall, former stock exchange
membery to recover on property he
claims to have placed in her home
when he contemplated marriage to
her.
Adjournment was taken after open-
ing addresses by counsel.
James Darcy. for Waters. told the
court his client bought land here on
which he intended to build a 100000
theater for Mrs. Hall, a former ac-
tress. and decided 1t to her as trustee
for himself. The plot cost 100000.
Darcy said.
The scheme was abandoned. Then,
the lawyer charges, Mrs. Hall placed
a mortgage on the land and subse-
quently sold IL.
Evening star., 1924-12-02
G|LL|GAN ELECTED
ASSOCIATION HEAD
Virtually Entire New Slate of
Officers Named by North
Washington Citizens.

Henry NJ. Chilean an active work.
er for the North Washington Citi-
zen's Association over period of
several years and chairman Of its
property committee. was elected
president of the association at a
meeting last night at the United
Brethren Church, North Capitol and
r streets.
An entire new slate of officers. with
the exception of one vice president,
was elected. Charles II. Ourand was
reelected second vice president,
while Robert NJ 6oGt, the retiring
president, was elected first vice pres
ident. J. Raymond Bland was elect
ed secretary and George A. Casey was
elected treasurer. William $. Ayres
and Guy w. Numbers were elected
delegates to the Federation of Citi
Zens' Associations.
Merger Nov. APPROX
The association expressed its APP
proval OF efforts already made to
lsamate with the North Capitol
and lexington Association, and voted
down a recommendation to postpone
further consideration of the proposed
merger. President Yost who served
UP to the close Of last nights meet
ing, named committee composed OF
j. Raymond Bland, Oswald Schmidt
Evening star., 1924-12-02
VICE SQUAD GOES TO FIRE,
Still. Whisky and Sugar Seized,
Police Assert.

Explosion of a still started hre
and police raid at the home or
Abraham Isaac Paragon. 55, grocer
at $50 |. street northwest, last night.
Paragon put out the fire himself. ac-
cording to a police report. and when
firemen, arriving In response to an
alarm, were refused admission. they
notified the vice squad. According to
the police, a 3O-gallon still. a duan-
tity of whisky and zoo pounds of
sugar and other ingredients were
seized. Charges of illegal manufac-
ture and maintenance OF PUBIC
nuisance were placed against Pare
gon.
Evening star., 1924-12-02
FEDERAL JOBS OPEN.
Competitive Examination Ordered
to Fill Vacancies.

The Civil Service Commission to-
day announced open competitive ex-
aminations to fill vacancies in the
following positions:
Junior social economist. Children's S
Bureau, De partment of Labor, at an
entrance salary of $3.50 a year. with
an allowance for travelling expenses
when away from headquarters on Of
fetal business. Advancement in pay
may be made without change in as
signment up to $4,000 a year.
Associate highway bridge engineer
Bureau of Public Roads, Department
Of Agriculture, at an entrance salary
OF $4,000 year. Advancement ir
pay may be made without change in
assignment up to $500 a year
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained at the office
of the Civil Service Commission, 1924
r street
Evening star., 1924-12-02
WORLD RADIO CONGRESS.
Amateurs Called to Meet in Pari:
Next Easter.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, December 2.
An international congress of radio
amateurs will be held in Paris next
Ea ster, 1t was announced here at A
convention of district managers of
the Canadian branch of the American
Radio Relay League.
\ resolution was adopted declar-
ing that all amateurs should operate
on a l25-meter wave length for inter-
sta alton messages across Canada.
Evening star., 1924-12-02
Mrs. Roosevelt Going to Cuba.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The
Roosevelt Memorial Association an
nounced that Mrs. Theodore Roose-
veIt, widow of the former Presi-
dent. will accompany the party sail
ing December for Cuba to attend
the uuveiling of a Roosevelt memorial
in SANTIAGO
Evening star., 1924-12-02
Would Aid New House Members.

Members elected to the new Com
gress, which does not meet for a year,
unless the President calls an extra
session, will have an opportunity to
prepare themselves for their legisla-
tive duties If a bill introduced in the
House yesterday by Representative Al
bert johnson of Washington, chair
Evening star., 1924-12-02

ing. Is passed. This provides for fur
nishing each member-elect daily with
a copy of the Congressional Record
carrying the proceedings OF Congress
Evening star., 1924-12-02

About SO per cent of the population
of Western Canada resides on farms
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Con arreg|O a Ia opinion.
toOntinuaci6n de la la. paginA,

su Juez Presidente, dijo que ninguna
| ley del Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos Sc entiende en- vigor en- Puerto
Rico implicitamente.
Desde luego cue ell hecho de que la
Enmienda Is de la Constitution no ri
ia en- Puerto Rico, como opinan los
mas, no implica que Sc acabe la prohi-
bici6n eli 10 que al consume de bebidas
embriasantes Sc refiere, puesto que ia
Ley organica de Pierto Rdco, dejo
csc asunto en- manos del pueblo de
Puerto Rico este voluntariamente vo-
to. por cl coco v subsiguientemente la
Legisatrra Insular aprobo una ley re-
gulando el uso de bebidas para fines
medicinales, sacramentales etc.
Y 10 que procederia es que, habiendo
el Congreso Gle los Estados Unidos de-
jado ell asunto de la prohibition en- ma
nos de IA Legislature local de Puerto
Rico, Gsta aprobase una ley similar .
parecida a la Ley volstead para su
APPLICATION local por los tribunales mu-
picipales. de distrito y corte suprema; !;
o que el Congreso aprobase una enmien
da a nrestra carta organica incluyen-
/ do expresamente Ia prohibition entire
los dercchos y privilegios del pueblo de
Puerto Rico y este 10 puede hacer Ell
Congress, con varias palabras.
Puesto que parece que no cabe la
nenor duda de que no rige la Enmien-
da 18 en- Puerto Rico este asi 10 han
nanife5ja6o ver6aderas autoridades en-
materia de derecho constitutional y
segdn tenemos entendido, entire otras,
el -Juez Trent, que es Ell consejero legal
del Ne2ociado de Asuntos Insulares
bajo ell Departanlento de la Guerra en-
Washington, D. c., siendo dicho Juez
Trent cI mismo que comparecio en- re-
presentation de Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, en- el case de Balzac como Sc po-
Ora ver 81 Sc eXamina ell case de Bal
zac que aparece impreso en- el volumen
258 de Id Corte Suprema.
De todos modos Ell revuelo que cause
el case que pueda iniciar ell letrado
Francis Y los demas que puedan ini-
ciarse por los miSmos fundamentals en-
las cortes insulares, paralizara al pa
/ recer momentaneamente ell funciona-
miento 3e la maquinaria enjuiciatoria
Contra los delincuentes en- materia de
,rvohibicion, porQue una vez planteada
la question de Ia no aplicabilidad de Ia
Enmienda 18 de la Constitution Pucr
| to Rico. necesariamente todo acusado
sus citara la misma question primordial
y tendr& cue seguir como secuela un
estancamiento en- ell procedimiento cri-
'ninal por este concepto, hasta tanto
sc resuelva la question en- IN seutido
. en- otrc.
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EN- BERLIN Sc CELEBRA Ell.
DIA DE LA CONSTITUTION

BERLIN. agosto 12 UNITED Press)
Los cuerpos del ejercito, a tambor ba-
tiente, con los estandartes naciona-
les desplegados han desflado por las
GALES de la capital, celebrando Ell Dia
de la Constitution. Los veteranos de
la guerra mrndial, en- correcta forma-
ci0n niilitar, y luciendo sus uniformes
CRISES, sus capacetes, negros, sus es-
ardartes bordados en- orc tambien des-
filsron por las Gales, provocando con
su presencia fuera de lugar, mas curio-
sidad que entusiasmo. Buena demos
TRACTION de que la Alemania de otros
tie-npos va no existe, y ST solo una
Alemania pacifica, que odia las que
rras, por sus tristes pasadas expe-
riancias.
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Sc vENDE:- ~
C6moda y espaciosa casa terrera
en- Hato Rey, parada 35, enclavada en-
un solar de 1900 metros con un frente
de 90 metros la carretera central.
Tiene ocho dormitorios, ampIo come
dor, esplendida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafios generates, 2 baiios de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Informaran en- Villa Carmen, parada
35, Tel. 424 Rojo. Hato Rey.
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JUNTA DE MEDICos
ExAMINADoRES
coNvocAToRIA A EXAMINES

De acuerdo con la Ley, esta Junta
celebrara examenes para los profesio-
males abajo relacionados durante ell
pr6ximo mes de septienbre, en- el or
den siguiente:
MEDIcos osTEoPATAs, dias:
2, 8 4, 5 v g..
PRACTTCANTES, ENFERMERoS
Y CoMADRoNAs, dias 10 Y II.
Solicitudes para examen y demas re-
quisitos exi gidos, seran remitidcs al
secretario que suscribe, Box 904, San
Juan, P. r.. desde esta fecha, hasta
ell dia 90 de los corrientes, fecha en-
que expra ell p1azo de la admission de
los mismos.
Impresos de solicitudes informes
generates podran obtenerse del Sr. T :.
Vera Riera. personalmente en- la of
Gina por correo.
Los examenes tendran lugar en- ell
salon que ocupa la Junta, Gale de
Allen No. 8, Palacio >Rojo, de A. M.
IL M Y de P. Ma P. M. Los
candidates examen deberan venir
provistos de pluma y tinta.
T DR.. D. BIAsCoECHEA.
Secretario.
San Juan, P. r.
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ZMPoRTANTE Insista en- que lie den
Plezas ee Ford llegitimas cuando su
CAIRO necesite reparaciones. No per-
mita que le pongan Piezas de imita-
ci6n. Smallwood Brothers. Distribui-
dores paar Ford. Apartado F., Pta.
de TERRA, Tel. 1913. 9-S.
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San Juan, P. R.
Agosto 12, 1924.
Advt,

Sc ALQUILA En- ell sitio mas c6ntri-
CO de Miramar, casa grande de made
ra, con garage. Box 1924. 8-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13

Sc VENDEN MUCHOs- MUEBLES
precios reducidisimes. ST possible
fuese prcferirismos venderlos en- con-
junto una sola persona con un des-
cuento razonable. Solicite informes
al telefono 8G6 verde Santurce.
8-13
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CHAUFFEUR con experiencia desea CO.
locacion en- San Juan, la isla, sabe
manejar cualquier clase de caro-. Pa
ra informes, telefono 1O4, San Juan o
San Jose IA, San Juan. S-18
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Order or Buy old fashioned cut flowers
-zinnias, Phlox, ETC., from sut-
cliffs Fran. Mrs. Grace de Lugo
vifa, Stop z; Telephone S. J. 1S49
azul. s 8-13.
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AGENTES: Sc necesitan jovenes &C.
tivos. Buenas oportunidades para ga
mar dinero en- su tempo desocupado.
Dirijase Consolidated Sales Co. 2o3
w. IL tn. st. Dept 6. New York,
n. Y. Attn of Mr.. Martinez.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOlN OlNICOS'

Sc ALQUILA: una casa en- la Ave.
de Diego, con cinco dormitorios, saia,
antesala, comedor, bano, coeina, ga
rage, etc. acabada de construlr. IN
formaran: Telefono 919 negro, San
turce. 8-lo
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Sc DEsEA HABITAcIoN amueblada
para matrimonio sin hijos en- casa de
famiEa respectable. Dirijase a Box
1884, San Juan, 8-19.
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FOR RENT two furnish big rooms,
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. Men
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. For
information cau 1477, sianturce. s-13
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9MECANoGRAFO: dieZ afios experien-
cia, conocimientos ingl6s, correspondent
cia mercantil y trabsjo general de
-ofcina, desea colocaci6rs Buenas refe-
rencias. Apartado 253, San German.
r "a a,ss.,s SIS. :.
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EsTUDIANTES del curse regular de
la Univers'dad de Puerto Rico: Antics
de venir a Rio Piedras, procurad ase-'
gurar aloiamiento en- una casa c6nloda
y ventilada, donde Sc cfrecen bue-
mas habitaciones y comidas sanas a la
par que un trato afable
Precios modicos. Direction: Rosario
D. Jimonez Lajara, No. 16 Delicias
st. Rio Piedras, P. R. SIS.
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ALQUILo, casa superior en- la Gale
America. Departamentos propios para
eatablecimientos en- la Carre:9ra Nue.
va %, v en- Dos Hermanos No. IL.
Tel. 1141 s-16.
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ST Sc sIENTE I'D. ENFERMo: To-
me enseguida ell vino "ARCoDoL"
que es un t6nico excelente para aumen-
tar la vitalidad perdtda. Enriquece la
sangre. 81 :.
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Sc ALQUILAN var;as habitaciones en-
la calle del Cristo No. IL. Tnformar$n
en- la Joyeria Bcurct. p.
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DESEA usted una habitaci6n frea-
ca, comfortable, Independence On Ca.
talufia No. 4, parada 26 media, rauy
serca de la escuela sELuis MuIoz I'll
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