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Evening star., 1924-03-09
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
MI v S30N DOWN

ONLY $500 DOWN,
Balance, Sa5 per month: new room bungalow.
porrhes. electricity. garden. fruit, lawn, 2S
acres, in Va. near country club price, $3,95O.
Address Box 2a2-M, star. otiace.
6 ROOMS, SEMI BUNGALOW. vAP0R HEAT.
81 $50; $500 cash and $50 per month
2 new fve-roo>l bungalows, s.m.i. $780,
$500 cash, 500 pcr month.
One hye room bungalow, ami. $3.50; $500
cash, $45 per month.
II. {. MAYNOR & CO.,
.s7s X. L Ave NE. Phone North 7sas.
WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
six-room house, ami; lot 15x15o; good
location; a bargain for 50. $50: terms;
seven.room house, best location; all mo modern T
S,2J0 Terms arranged.
r. F. HOLMES.
North ssl2. 1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
BROOkLAND, d. {.
Six-room bungalow, all modern improve
ments; best location. close TO cars; bargain
for s.. 750; terms arranged.
to cars; good buy for se.ooO: terms arranged.
B. r. HOLMES.
North ss12 1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Woodbridge -Brookland.
Easy Terms.
Immediate Possession.
Inspect Day or Evenings.
81 ,35O-6 r.. tile b., modern, semi-det.; garage
sen-7-r buns: garage: strictly modern;
fine condition.
bargain.
Many other new and attractive homes to show.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 1872 Holidays or Evenings. North 3l3
Evening star., 1924-03-09
NEW HOMES NJ
Open For Inspection Sunday.

SSO6 18th ST. NV
A semi-detached tapestry brick home cor
tanning seven spacious rooms, tile bath h
w.h. Features: Hardwood floors and trim
large kitchen, maids room and iaundry i
BIZ sement. large lot TO paved alley, With ra
rage. Price, S13.250. Terms. y
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Immaculate POSSeSSlOn.
rs Allison ST. n.w.--Semi- detached. G0-ft.
front to wide alley: garage. 4 large bedrooms
and sleeping porch. breakfast and kitchen
porches, all modern improvements: ideal loca-
ton; easy terms; any broker or owner.
W. G.. IRWIN.
5516 30th st. NV. Phone Cleve. 1881.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
COLMAR MANOR. MD.
TAKoAA PARK HOMES.

TAkOMA PARh TsUHEH.
Good . bath. room house: arranSrl fer
one or two families; excellent location dis
tinctive features Call us for appointment TO
this one. Splendid home OF rooms and
. ha tbs, near 18th St and Columbia road; up
20 thc minnie; by appointment only; fue
old home rooms, slate roof cak floors, open
frepiaces double garage; 80 fine OAK trees:
10, 900 feet rich ground; wide front; rnst ba
gold; your terms. Several good D and room
Bungalows and houses: price and terms shonl1
interest any one looking To- houfs. Call
IoiUnbia 95OS for car service.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
Takoma. Park. y. c
Evening star., 1924-03-09
PETWORTH-S7Q Q5H

IT, VIII, ciec.. tile b;itit I; rooms dr.
sard. refrigerator. kitchen rah.acfs tssatin;5g
ARA ngement. homo atInosphurc; -.asv tcrr-~
WEST li93 ANY TINE.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
FOB SALE-H0USES.

NEW, ROOMS, MODERN; PORCHEs; AL
ley; will take 81 600 less than value IL sold
by 9th Address Box 136-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
CHEVY Chase. Md.

1 blk. north Of Bradley lane. desirable =
ter-hall plan home with large side pch. lsrg,
living rm. with open fireplace. large dininE
rm.. well arranged L. and pantry; md n J
bedroom and b.; maids rrn. in basement: built
in garage: attic oTer entire house: price, ST..
fnndny for inspection %
Evening star., 1924-03-09
If You Want to Build Read This

will build you house according to your
own plans my lot in Chevy Chase. You pay
monthly according 70 size of house. not over
$50, including interest: cash. Phone y.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM HOUSE IN MOST
convenient northwest section; one block to
car or bus line. tiled bath; buiit-in garage;
tricity, with extra outlets: built-in features:
front rear and inclosed sleeping porches; all
windows and rear pOrches copper screened:
awnings for porches and windows. Inspec-
tion by appointment. No agents. OWNER.
Address Roy Star office
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Continued.


COI,ORED-VACAST. SoRTIIEAST. SEVEN
rooms. hath, elec. light. furnace. 500 cash.
bal. so per month North 66S1. 10e
COLORED. vACANT-S2OO CASH, BALANCE
Easy monthly payments; a dandy Groom and
bath brick, furnace heat: yard TO paved alley
colonial front porch; house in excellent coz
dition.
4. 4. GARvHY.
40J Cont. Trust Bldg. 18th and "a Sts- NV.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06

It has been observed that several kinds of flowers are affected by mu- sic.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
DETERMINED GIRL STANDS GROUND
Is Voluntary Prisoner in New
 York Art Gallery

New York, Oct. 6.--Miss Helen M. White, sculptor and portrait painter, has been voluntary prisoner in an art gallery here since Saturday night in an effort to maintain her right to the possession of the establishment. With a tiny window overlooking a deep areaway the only means of egress, she stands guard behind heavily padlocked doors over an- tique furniture and rare paintings.
 Miss Whites vigil is the result of a disagreement with Paul c. Leath- erman, a business associate. She said that Leatherman obtained lease on the gallery In his name, instead of on behalf of the firm, and ordered her to leave the premises Saturday night before the padlocks were ap- piled.
 Miss White, however, refused. She slebt on an antique couch and yes- terday contsnted herself with a slight repast of crackers, two apples, tomato and a can of coffee, which friend passed through the rear door, obligingly opened for the pur- pose by the watchman.
 This morning, Mics White said she would attempt to establish her right to the establishment by court pro- ceedings.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
CORNERSTONE LAID AT
 POLISH HOME FOR AGED
Bishop Milan Compliments Rev. Lu- cyan Bojn6wski and Parish on
 Their Enterprise.

Rt. Rev. John J, Milan. Bishop of Hartford diocese, officiated at the exercises of laying a cornerstone In the new Home for Aged of the Sa- cred Heart church yesterday after noon and the bishop complimented the pastor, Rev, Lucyan Bojnowski. his parishioners and other contribu- tors up on the success of their un- dertaking.
 Rev. Stanislaus Musial of Hartford was the principal speaker. He traced the history of institutions such as the one now in course of construc- tioH and told of the vast amount of good they had accomplished. The speaker declared the city of New Britain should be proud of the Sa- cred Heart parish and its leader, Father Boinowski, for the service they have renderd the community.
 A street procession preceded the exercises. The parade formed near the Polish church and moved through the principal streets of the parish. At the site of'the new build- ing a temporary platform was erect ed and seated thereon were a large number Of visiting clergymen and Mayor A. M. Paonessa, Judge Bern ard F. Gaffney and Prosecutor Jo- seph G. Woods. representing the city government.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
Seven Persons Die in
 Grade Crossing Crash

Jamestown, N. Y, Oct. 6.--Mrs. John Fitzolli, 45, her two daughters and her four sons. were instantly killed and John Fitzolli was so bad ly injured he may die, when their automobile was struck by Penn sylvania railroad passenger train at a grade crossing near Port Alleg- heny, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
 Tie eight members of the family were riding in small touring car and apparently not seeing the train, drove onto the tracks. The train struck the automobile and threw ir into the air. The locomotive pilo, was torn off.
 FitzolE's condition was critical late last night. If he dies the entire family will have been wiped out. The family lived at Port Allegheny, pa
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
GAS FUMES FATAL
Engineer in New York Office Build- ing Dead and Companion Over come-Rescuers Have Close Call.

New York, Oct. s--Escaping coal
 gas killed Harry EXceles, an en- gineer, in the basement of an office
 building and overcame John Thompson, building uperintendent,
 and Jeremiah Maher a policeman,
 as they went to alis rescue yesterday. Only by swathing the1r mouths and nostrilS in surgeons gauge. borrowed from an ambulance interne, were
 rescuers finally able 10 penetrate the basement.
 Thompson after detecting gaseous odor in the basement, and receiving no response 10 his calls to Excelers, notified Maher. No sooner had they descended to give the engineer aid, than they were overcome. Another employe of the building thereupon called second policeman who sum- moned an ambulance. Obtaining the
 gauge and using it as a gas mask the two rescuers brought the three men to the street leVpi.The engineer was dead, but Thompson and Maher
 were revived and sent to their homes.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
Nov. II Mobilization
 Day for World Peace

Washington, Oct. d,-Responses received from church pastors and communities to tine call of the fed eral council of churches for obser- vance of armistlce day, November II, as mobilization day for world
 justice and world peaees indicate wide cooperation in the movement, 1t was announced today by pr, Sid ney L. Gulick, secretary of the council commission on international justice and good will. Entire com munitles will take, part in the ob- servance, he said, and city church plans to give it the significance and meaning sought.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06

Gum arabic is an excellent stiffen' ing agent for linen.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
PRESIDENT IS REFRESHED.

Washington, Oct. 6,-Presdent Coolidge went to his desk today re- freshed by weekend cruise on the presidential yacht, Mayfower. The trip, on which the president and Mrs Coolidge were accompanied by few intimate friends, including Speaker Gillett, Of the house, was extended to a run of about 20 miles outside the Virginia Capes yesterday, the yacht heading back into Chesapeake Bay late in the afternoon,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
Special Notice

Camp Clara, K, N. of A., will hold a whist Monday evening, Oct. 9th, at s o'clock in St, Jean de Baptiste hall. Church street. The public is invited,--adyt.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for expressions of sym pathy and kindness, also for floral offerings at time of death of our be- loved son and brother, Thomas J. Domaine.
 tsigned) Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Don- ahue. Mary Donahue, Edward Dona- hue.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
GET OIL CONCESSIONS.

| Mexico City, Oct. s.-The depart ment of industry and commerce has granted a concession to the Sonora 0l Co. for the exploitation of three zones, in the northern and southern districts of Lower California and the Altar district of Sonora.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
PRINCE COMING
 B BACK ID THE U. s.
Mil Visit Chicago, Detroit aRd
 Also in Mass.

Victoria, B. C., Oct. 6.--Captain Allen Lascelles private secretary to the Prince of Wales on arrival of the royal party here last night, an- nounced officially that arrangements had been made for the prince to visit Chicago, Detroit and Massaehu- setts, as well as Toronto. Ottawa and Montreal, before sailing for Eng land.
 The party will reach Winnipeg on Friday Oct. 10, and leave over the Canadian National railway on the morning of October 12, travelling by way of Duluth to Chicago, arriving there the following day. The visit of the prince to Chicago is in re- sponse to an invitation from Louis Swift and his stay in that city will be of private nature, the arrange ments for which are being made by Mir. Swift.
 Detroit will be visited on October 14, and the prince will arrive In Tor onto October 15 and in Ottawa the day after. His arrival in Montreal Is planned for October 19 and after two day stay there. the prince will proceed to Massachusetts to be the guest of Bayard Tuckerman, Jr., and to hunt with the Myopia club.
 The prince will sail from New York on the White Star liner Olym- pic October 25.
 victoria's citizens by the thous- snds greeted the royal visitor last night on his arrival aboard the s. S. Princess Louise. He went at once to the Empress hotel, where he plan ned to spend the evening. The party was met at the steamer by Mayor Reginald Hayward and members of the city council.
 The prince proceeded 10 the hotel Through the lines of cheering per- sons. Shortly after his arrival Lieu tenant Governor Nichols paid him an informal call and the prince left with him for government house.
 It is expected that the prince will devote some time during his stay here to hunting. Deer and game birds are reported very plentiful this season.
 Vancouver, E. C., Oct. 6.--Ten Thousand persons joined in a fare well tribute to the Prince of Wales who left here yesterday for Victoria aboard the Princess Louise.
 The prince, appearing tired, car tied himself with characteristic iauntiness when he stepped from the elevator of his hotel into the midst of cheering, shouting crowd that had waited for several hours 10 catch glimpse of him.
 He attended party Saturday night and had not retired until SIX o'clock Sunday morning. The sun was rising as%he returned to his hotel and he" suggested round ot golf, saving that it was useless to go to bed for so short a time. He de- cided to retire, however.
 It is believed that the prince plans to get in a little hunting while Tn British Columbia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

los departamentos de policia, bonn
beros; AUTOMOBILES al servicio de
los ofciaIes pdblicos y gubernamen
tales; Y los de reparto de taxfmetro
Y diligencias. En- ell Iiltimo grupo
habian muchos coches que unen las
secciones aisladas del mundo, con
los centros de civilization.
La Ultima division ilustr6 los
coches fdnebres, completando en-
esta forma la exposition de voca-
clones en- que el autom6vil moder-
no es usado "desde la cuna hasta
Ia tumba".
Los $50 delegados de todas par
tes del mundo que concurrieron al
Congreso, fueron muy impresiona-
dos por esta exhibition. Expuso
vividamente Ia dilatada utilidad
del automovil, demostrando a la
vez la importancia de este en- nues-
ira era de civilization.
No. 95 Elk. Spanish-June 5, 1924
\, Mayaguez;-A. SALICRUP JR.,
UEZ C0NDE,-Humacao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
HUMORISTAS INGLESES
La AStrOnOrnia al alcance de tOdOS

| replico ell sabio-. Urano Sc halla a
97,5O22o4 millas de distancia de la
que no Sc encuentra mas de ochen-
ia varas de vos. iTeneis la bondad de
decir la gente que es 10 que veis?
, lie da el... lie da ella. Entra
una vieja...-grito el joven, golpean-
dose las dos piernas con las manos.
sor-. GQue veis?
-Pues, ESQ. Ahora el la agarra por
los pelos. Ella coge un palo y lie ases
ia dos garrotazos a el... Sc ha arma-
otro.
Y al describir ell espectaculo, ell jo,
ven Intellectual aplaudia estrepitosa-
mente de jubilo.
FL sabio dijo:
La conclusion, en- ell numero pro-
ximo.
Luego envolvi6 lentamente ell ms
trumento en- una tela, recogi6 del sue
10 un saquito, y afiadio:
-sefores: permitidme un momen-
to. Cuando os digan que ell planeta
saturno no esta habitado, responded
que, no solo os consta que 10 esta, 81
nc que en- 6l viven matrimonios NAL
avenidos, que Sc PECAN, como en- este
bajo mundo. Dentro de diez minutes
me hallare dispuesto a explicaros de
nuevo las maravillas y bellezas de los
brillantes cielos, con tai que pref
rails esos conocimientos, que valen un
million de hbras, los diez centimos
viles que. cuesta una leccion de gran
cezas. Entire tanto, permitidme aten-
ci6n acerca de mi celebrado denti-
frico, ell unico remedio perfecto que
Sc ha inventado para curar el dolor
dc muelas...
Artemus WARD.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

" A forma en- que todo ser hu-
.mano es servido por ell au-
E-"A tom6vil moderno, en- ca
da periodo de vida, fue admirable
mente dsscripta en- un gran cartel
exhibido -por los fabricantes de los
AUTOMOBILES Studebaker, en- el Con-
greso Mundial de Transporte
Motor, celebrado en- Detroit (E. U.
Al del 21 al "a de Mayo.
Bato ell titulo "Desde la Cuna
hasta la Tunba, todo ser humane
es servido por ell automovil moder-
no" Sc exhibieron fotografias de
cocnes Studebaker que Sc usan con
diferentes objetos. En- Ia primera
habfa fotografias de coches Stu
debaker en- servicio de ambulan-
cia. Asi Sc demostro como es usa-
do el automovil desde la cuna,
pues segdn decia la narraci6n, son
muchos los recien nacidos que ha-
Agentes Generales:- COSTAS &
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

BERLIN, julio e. En- la lucha en-
tablada entire las bolsas de Inglaterra
Y Wall Street con ell fin de determinar
la estabilidad de la moneda en- el mer-
cado. ell dollar vencio sobre la libra es-
terlina. Wall Street de nuevo Sc anota
una nueva victoria al reconocer Ingla-
terra que la moneda americana esta
sobre una base mas firme que la libra
esterlina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMHNTo DEL INTERIOR
OFICINA DEL CoMISINADO
Julio IL, 1924.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pthlica subasta
Gle las obras de construction de UN
EDIFICIO PARA ESCUELA DE
OCHo sALoNEs EN- GUAYNABO
PUERTO RICO, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a la suma de TREIN,
ia MIL QUINIENToS DOLAREs
(s3O, ,50O.0O) Sc admitiran en- esta of
Gina hasta las 200 P M. del dia 90 de
julio de 1924, en- que Sc abriran publ
camente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- ell contrato, y
podran los ncitadores recoger los pla-
nos modelos de proposiciones que han
dc pressntar, mediante IN dep6sito de
DIEz DoLAREs ($1o.OO) que seran
reemboIsados al ser devueltos dichos
documentos en- ell plazo de veinte (2O)
dias despues de efectuada Ia subasta
La administration Sc reserva ell de
recho de rechazar cualquier todas
las proposiciones, y el dc adjudicar el
que las de precio solamente.
GUIIIERMO ESTEyES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

Ell DOLLAR CONSIDERABLE COMO
Ia MoNEDA MAS FIRME EN- Ell
MERcADo, PoR INGLATERRA Y
ALEMANIA.- ALEMANIA Y LA
GRAM BRETANA LLEGAN A UN.
AcUERDo. MEDIANTE Ell cUAh
Los BILLETEs DEL BANco De
EMISSION. ALEMAN> sERAN CAN
JEADOS POR DOLARES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
UN PUNTo PoR AoLARAR

Sc ha sabido sin embargo que los
dos eminantes economistas no han lie
gado a un acuerdo en- 10 relative al
canje de los billetes por orc.
Falta por aclarar ell punto, de 81 de-
bera hacerse este canje desde Ell mo-
mento en- que ell banco abra sus puer-
tas. 81 debera darse un plazo razona-
bic para realizar tai operaci6n.
Lo QUE oPINA Ell PREsIDEN
TIE DEL REICHBANK
M. Voa Schacht opina que 81 no Sc
Ga un plazo razonable las reservas en-
ORC de AIemania serian agotadas POGO
despu6s de comenzar las operaciones.
este banco y que por 10 tanto la situa-
ci6n, en- vez de haberse mejorado ha-
bra empeorado, toda vez que ell POGO
orc que guedaba en- las areas seria ex-
! portado del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
FLORES NATuRALEs

I Quiere usted conseguir Hermosos i.
BOuouetsl I Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabaios artisticos en- flores naturales
Lame al tel6fono 800 SantHrce. (Stop
20. Martin Pefa) y serk atendido Dcr
Adrt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
LOS NUTvos BILLETEs DEL
BANco DE EMISSION ALEMAN
SERAN CANJEADoS
pOR DOLARES

Despues de escabrosas y largas con-
ferenciac en- la que tomaron parte re-
presentantes de las grandes Bancas de
Inglaterra Estados Unidos, ell doctor
Hijalmar Schacht presidente del Reich
bank Sir Robert Kindersley acorda
ron que los billetes del Banco de Emi-
sion de Alemania que Sc va fundar
con Ell prop6sito de llevar la practica
10 estipulado en- el Tratado Dawes con
el fin de ayudar a la reorganization
financiera de este pals, sean de marcos
orc con IN cambio basado en- ell precio
nominal del dollar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

Marshal Corte Distrito de
Humacao. P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

~~~~TN~~NS SNS SNA3s
FL Pueblo de Puerto REQ
VS..
Rufino Masas.
CRIMINAL NO. $685.
Por: Adulteraci6n de leche.-
Yo, Rafael Mas Florido, Marshal
do la Corte de Distrito del Distrto Ju-
dicial de Humacao, P. r. al pubnco
hago saber:-
Que ell d1a "a de JUNO de 1924
fu6 dictada por esta Corte de Distr1to
en- el case arriba t1tulado, una senten-
cia contra ell acusado Justine Masas,
que copiada hteralmente dice asi:
"SENTENCIA.- Hoy "a de ju-
MO de 1924 fu6 llamado este case para
tuiciO y comparecieron FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por su Fiscal y. Ell acusado
Rufino Masas en- propia persona, Acto
la que contesto el acusado declaran-
dose culpable. La Corte, oida la lee
tura de la acusaci6n y La allegation
dc culpabilidad .hecha por Ell acusado,
declara al acusado Rufino Masas cuI7
pable de un delito de ADULTERA7-,
CIoN DE LECHE EN- GRADo DE
REINCIDENCIA, v lie impone la pena
de SEIS MEsES DE CARCEL, sin cos
tas, y ordena la publication de esta
Eentencia en- dos periodicos de los de
mayor circulation en- la isla por me-
dio de cartelones que Sc fjaran en- ,s1-
tios publicos y en- ell domiciho esta-
blecimiento del sentenciado, ordenando
SO asmismo la revocation de cualquer
hcencia que pudiera tener para Ell ex-
pendio de leche.
Y ordena la Corte que el sentencado
vaya de esta Corte de Justicia, para la
Carcel com1n del D1strito, donde
sera entrega1o al Jefe de aquel esta-
blecimiento penal para que sea en- Ell
mismo recluuido por el termino seaa-
lado en- la sentencia.
Pronunciada en- Corte alberta, en- Hu
macao, P. R. "a de JUNO de 1924.
(f) Pablo Berga, .Juez del Distrito.
CERTIFICo;- (f) A. Ramirez, Jr. Sc
cretario- Yo, A. Ramirez. Jr. Secreta-
rio de la Corte de Distrito del Distri-
to Judicial de Humacao, P. r, GER
TIFICO:- Que la que preceds es CO.
pia fiel y exacta de la sentencia die
tads por esta. Corte en- Ell case arriba
titulsdo, para entregar al Marshall
de esta Corte de Distrito a Jos efectos
de la publication de La sentencia por
medic de edictos Cartelones, de
acuerdo con 10 que en- la misrna Sc
dispone. expido la presente, que irmo
sello con Ell de esta Corte, en- HUMA-
Gao, P. R. "a de JUNO de 1924. (fr-
mado) A Ramirez, Jr. Secretario Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, P. r.
en- la preinserta sentencia, hbro Ell
plimiento de 10 ordenado por la Corte
Y para la publication de este edicto
en- dos peri6dicos de circulation gene
raj en- la Isla de Pto. Rico, en- cum
presente bajo mi firma, en- la ciudad
de Humacao, P. r. los 25 dias del
mes de JUNO de 1924.
Rafael MAS,
Marshal Corte Distrito de
Humacao. P. R. Advt.
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DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HUMA-
Gao, p. EN- LA CoRTE DE
DISTRITO
ados UnidOs de America.-

Estados, Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU-SS.-
FL Pueblo de Puerto REQ
VS..
Rufino Masas.
CRIMINAL NO. $685.
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SudAgentes: BARREDA, NIayaguez-A SALICRUP JR,
Ponce ATecibo i DOMINGUEZ CONDE,--Hmacao.
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EL~ DIR. SCHACHT NO QUISo
HACER NEGOCIACfoNES A
BASE DE LA LIBRA ESTERLINL

Ell presidente del Reichbank, desde Ell
primer instante en- que lie fue propues-
to por el representante ingles que las
negociaciones del nuevo banco Sc de-
bian hacer base, de la libra esterli-
ma, rshus6 de plano esta negotiation
alegando que la moneda inglesa no te-
MIA la estabilidad necesaria para basar
Sc en- ella Y q. sus fluctuaciones en- la Dol
sa infuirian desfavorablemente en- los
negocios del nuevo banco.
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cen su primer viaje en- una ambu-
lancia a motor. Luego siguieron
los coches que rinden transporta-
ci6n a personals en- diferentes par
tes del mundo. Habian fotogra-
fias que comprendfan algunas de
las naciones desde Egipto Aus
tralia, caracterizando la utilidad
del automovil en- la transportation
de indiyiduos.
Lo que representa- ell autOm0yil al
c0merciO.
FL signifcado del autom6vil pa
ra el comercio fu6 revelado en- la
secci6n siguiente. No hay duda que
este ha sido un gran factor en- la
reduction de- los costos de produc-
cion Y distribution, como tambien
ha servido para acelerar repartos.
Siguieron en- cl orden menciona-
do las fotografias de coches des-
tinados a emergencies, usados por
Sud A eyaD4oc. II w PARR z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

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