davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02
(To BE CoNTINUEDJ
Immense Waterspout

Washington scientist has recorded
the particulars concerning a great
waterspout he observed south OF Cape
Comorin on a day when the weather
was fine and the sea smooth. The
uaterspout formed between a russell.
gray cloud and the sea nearly five
miles from the ship. At first the dis
lance between the base of the cloud
and the surface Of the sea was 1900
feet and the width Of the column
yapered from 500 feet at It's tuncture
with the cloud to $50 feet at the sea.
The vortex appeared to be a tube
with taper.ng sides and a central
column. The walls seemed 10 consist Of
water moving downward ana the central
column OF water ascending. The phe
nomenon lasted for thirteen minutes.
The walls broke aud the central col
ann appeared ts ascend into the
cloud.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02

turn. | hope you VIII not think me
preSumptuous, but ] do not plead now
for my happiness bur for yours. Is
this irreyocable? Are-you-s urei"
lie said the last words so slowly
and deliberately that she felt that
each of them was cutting the very
rock from underneath her. She knew
She was at junction point in her life,
and her mjRd strove to quickly ep-
praise the situation on one side was
this man who had for her so strange
and so powerful an appeal It was
only by sheer force of win thar she
could hold herself aloof from him.
But he was a man who had broken
with his family and quarreled with
her fathcr-a man whom her father
would certainly not for "a moment con
slider as son-ln-law. He was fore
man; practically ranch hand.
Neither Zen nor her father were
snohs. and If Grant worked for llv-
Ing, SO did Transley That was not 10
be counted against him. The point
was what kind OF living did he earng
What Transley had to OFFER was per
haps on q lower plane. but 1t was more
substantial. II had been approved
by her father, and her mother. and
herself Il wasn't as though one man
We're good and The other had: Il
wasn't MS though one thing were right
ana tile other wron- II would have
been easy then
III have promised" she said m last.
She released her hands from his.
aud sitting down. silently put ON her
stocking and boot She was aware
that he was stit s5auaiog near as
.housh waiting "a Sc formally as
Fl ssed She walked by him to her
horse ana uut her foot I'd The stirrup.
Then size looked at him auI gave her
hand |Hte farewell wave.
Then eraat Sang. Irresistible IN It's
yearninc, s"ep. over her She drew
her foot from the rrup. 7ud. rush.
Ing down, threw her arms aoout his
neck.
Il must 90" she said. q. must go
We must beth SO aud forget
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02
By ROBERT STEAD
Author of - The Coh0 T7unebsr''-''7 TIE
HoneJFsodsr5''-''N siSbbosJ.' ere.
Copyright BY ROBERT STEAD

how empty It was I think there f.
! one word for both these things, and. It
may be, for even more. You known"
Il know" she said. and her voice
was scarcely audible.
But It Is your fortune I am to
read" he corrected himself. ut has
been your fortune to open that new
world to me. That can never be IN
done-those gates can never / e closed
no matter where the paths may
lead. Those two paths go down to the
future-as all paths must-eyen as
this road leads away through the val
ley to the sunset. Zen-if only like
this road, they could run side by side
TO the sunset-Ohl Zen, If they
couldT"
u know" she said, and as she
raised her face he saw that her eyes
were wet. 81 know-lf only they
could I"
There was a little sob in her voice,
and In her beauty and distress she
was altogether irresistible He
reached out his arms and would have
taken her IN them. but she thrust her
hands In his and held herself back
She turned the diamond deliberately
10 his eyes She could feel his grip
relax and apparently grow suddenly
cold. He stood speeches., Ike one
dazed-benumbed.
you see, I should not have let you
taik-it is my fault" she said. speak
Ing hurriedIy. II should not have let
You talk. Please do not think l am
shallow that / let you suffer to graft
fly my vanity" Her eyes found his
again. IF had not believed every
word you said--lf / had not-hoped--
every word you said, l would not have
listened. But you see how 1t is."
He was silent for so long that she
thought he was not going to answer
her at all. When he spoke 1t was in
a dry, parChed voice.
81 beg your pardon he said. 81
should not have presumed"
u know, | know If only"
Then he looked straight at her and
talked out.
you liked me enough to let me
speak as l did. l opened my heart to
you. ask no such concession IN re-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02
SUBMARINE YARNS
IN BOOK BY SCOUT

The water gurgles with an u,a.-.a,
gurgle overhead. Motors are lrr-..-
aft a chain rattles in the cr---.
room.
Within the tapering comparruA+s &C.
the gray-walled United States sr5-s
rine all else is quiet. A s--ar-.-,
youth, seated on three-lece-5 $50
bends over a pad And he writes 80
at wonder yarns for the kids vfs .-
real adventure on wave or in field Dr.
IN air. Engaged in the most hazardous
duty in the United States navy-ssry.
Ice on a submarine-he doesn't thfrs n.
that as adventure, but calls on hi,
imagination for thrillers.
As he writes, his thoughts turn b.~a
ward to the children in the aris,
homes across the sea. He thinks No
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02

Westchester, Pa.-There is no need
Of a curfew law at Elkyiew, a small
town tn the southern section of Ches-
ter county. A big Canadian bear is
taking care Of that Timid women
and children are remaining indoors
after sunset and travelling but little
during the day outside the dooryarls
Bruin Uas q pet ia the family Of Mr.
c. Chambers Ii was turned loose
fur exercise recently, and since then
has been wandering about the To-
cality
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02

more of his submarine which is run.
ming along subnlai ged, scouting for the
enemy lurking beneath the waves some.
where off the Irish coast.
Over in the mud of the trenches near
Seicheprey, a young officer scans the
lines Of the enemy. He bears with
honor on the battlefields of France
famous American fighting name.
Later the young chap in the subma-
rine will publish a book. And tile coi-
onel will write a preface for It. For
the lad in the submarine is Henry Bes.
ton the colonel is Theodore Roosevelt.
The book, written by one faithful
member of the American Legion and
prefaced by the man who has been
called the Father Of the American
Legion" is ranked by DR.. John Tiget
United States commissioner Of eduea.
ton, as one of the 20 best books for
real American children.
81 knew that our wide-awake Young
sters We're sick of lollypop 'stoy5ius
for kiddikins' and bedtime tales de-
clared Boston who went down 70 the
sea to do battle with the U-boat Il
felt that they were anxious for wonder
tales told in the spirit Of the sailors
yarns.
Il must have guessed right because
Theodore Roosevelt encouraged me to
keep on.
you bet / am a Legionuaire, Com
rade Boston continued. 81 was char
ter member of my post, I've been an
officer in it. l believe IN the Legion
1t is the service mans best friend and
Is a growing force for good in Amsri-
can life"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02
All Claims Must Be on
File b sfore January

Claims for al former
sons suffering from tr.f
neuropsychlatric diseases
dvsentery and encephaItHs
must be filed with the
reau prior to January ! l'
suuptive service connection
nouncement To this effect
been made by Watson F. y
man Of the national
committee Of the Amer.
who states that claims
fled through Legion
ments or With any ORGY
Grams bureau
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-02
ZEN Of the 7. D.
WoVeI of the FOofbins

and Dennison Grant continued his
wa down the valley while Zen rode
back TO the Y.D., wondering II she
could ever forget.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
Ponce, febrero 20, 1928.

Ponce, febrero 20. 1928.
VI. director oe Eh MpNDo'
san Tuan p r
Disu6nseme :; ,e pido nuevamente
cab;da en- sn neri6dico nara estas IL
raas an con+estac;6n de las del DR.
coenapa nnblicadas en- Ell MUNDo
del 1e del corrieute.
III DR. coenaga puede uevar Ell asun-
to (nara mi grato1 del va celebre Ra-
mon ouifioneg donde lie plazca; v por
NJ; narte sep,,irs s at;rn1ant,o con fon5gra-
70 vEtoao o,,s..no .hav tai ..locura PEI
liOrosa /, y ses,,ire creyendo orie la mo-
raj medica debe ser de tai natnraleza,
me M. te.na Ia pnblicidad v tiene sns
linoites. s
c.,a,,xa,,os :, -; aasasynos su dialec
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
In panto final que Sc conuierte
en- suspensIUO......
Una carta del Dr.. 0ms Econtestaci6n otra
del Dr.. Goenaga en- el cas- tde Iocura peligro-
sa "sub-iudice" en- contra de QuinoneS

teresaddaa. porque Ell propio Ramon Qu1-
fionnarSa el mejor fiscal que pcdia te-
ner una contabiiidad que el conocia al
dedillo que un tutor no podia defen
der esos intexeses como ei propio acE-
sado. s,g aNE
Es muy peregrina la manera como
Ell DR.. Goenaga dice que defiende los
intereses del sUPUEsTo LOCO; 10 en-
cierra en- el Manicomio (de donde Sc
guramente no saldra mientras el sea ell
Director, porque 81 ahora esta loco, que
sera 81 el maisna llegara a estarlo de
veras) mientras tanto Sc lie rlombra
un tutor que naturalmente ARREGLA-
los intereses del pobre LOCO, unas ve-
ces por necesidad v otras por utilidad;
v cuando salga, 81 es que sale, solo lie
resta esperar encoatrarse ante Dios pa
ra pedirle que perdone a los que tan
bien 10 cuidaron en- la TERRA; este Sc
parece "a aquello Que dice ''Carifios que
| matan" saf ~ esf
pPero, 'sefior,! 5que nogocios ruino-
sos Sha 'rsalizado Ramon Quihones? ieL
haber heredado su sefora madre?
| lone actos de locura peiigrosa ha Co
nletido Ramon Quinones? 6sera ell 10
haberse muerto antes? ifConfunde, on
Dfos, los que estan empafiando -
l
verdad!l as54tg a'.s
Gracias, sefior Director, y soy su
attic. ss.,
Doctor America oMS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
NUESTRAS MUJERES TAM
BIEN LIE PIDEN AL CON-
GRESO

WAaHINGToN, febrero 21.- La
Asociaeion Panamericana de mujeres
pcrtorriquefias han enviado un Me-
NOR al al Congreso en- el que solicitan
que Sc les conceda el sufragio. Hacen
r.snci6n ademas de la necesidad dc
que Sc hagan aplicabIes Puerto Rico
IA Ley de Maternidad v la Ley de
Educaci6n Vocational, ieyes estas que
por los grandes benefcios que estsn
reportando en- Ell Continente serian de
gran provccho 81 fuerarl hechas exten-
sivas nucstra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
ANUNCIOS EC0NOMICOS1

vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs:
En- ls Gale "Hoare", Stop IA, San
turce. Ilame al teiefono 67s szul, San
turce, y seran servidos Immediate
mente. Pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

fighting planes y son tripulados ,por
un solo photo. Los aviadores que tr'-
pulaban los aparatos que nos visitaron
aver responder los siguientes nora-
bres: Teniente w. G.. Thompson. PR
fesor e aviaci6n; Teniente F. H..
conant; Teniente g. J. Coatsworth; re
niente N. N. Gurley y Teniente E. r.
wilkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

INTERESANTE: 'tLa sucursal de MO-
rris e. Story en- Mayagiiez necesita los
servicios de sub-agentes en- cada uno
dc los siguientes pueblos Sabana
Grande, San German, Cabo Rojo, Hor-
migueros; Maricao; Aiiasco; Las Ma
rias; Rinc6n, Aguada; Moca Maya
giie2, para Ia ccnfecci6n de trajes. Sc
pagan buenos precios y comisi6n per-
sonas competentes y que puedan ofre-
Ger buen trabajo en- cantidades.' - Dirl-
jase personalmente por escrito con
referencias, ETC., Morris E. story,
Ap2rtado SOC, Mayagiie2, P. r. 2-27
FUNDAS DE papel tamaao .corriente
para somhreros. Inpresas y sin impri-
mir. Frecios especiales. Import GO. BOX
1916 San Juan. p R. $50
EsTENoGRAFo: So soIicita un Co.
rresponsal en- ingles y espalol para de
dicar las tardes cosa de Concrete.
Digo experienced y referencia, sneldo,
etc. Apartado go, San Juan. 2 25
Sc ALQUII.AN en- la Gale 'sDos Her
un Departamento. En- la calle
America una casa de concrete con
todas las comodidades modernas. En- IL
carretera Nueva Stop % 1l2, en- los
altos dos Departamentos y en- los ba-
Jos dos Departamentos, propios para
,stableeimientos Un puesto de leche en-
condolences, calle Costoso.
Stop 21. Information: Parada 10, NO.
IL, Gale Dos Hermanos. Telefono 1141
lzul. Manuel Aguiar. 2-23
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nGAGNIFICA OP0RTUNTDAD: Sc
vende .en 81, 500 una casa-tienda Vi
vienda situada en- saftarce. Renta $s5
mensualmente Especial para negoeios.
INF. San Francisco No. s. SIS
Sc VENDEN Les sTGUENTEs EFEC
Tos DE oFICINA: Un Archivo "Glc-
be Wernicke'' propio para cartas rae
turas, con tapa corrediza. Una Vitrlna
para libros. Un Archivo con cuatro ga
vetas. I'm Archivo GAIA de acero. Un
Armario para catalogos. Un escritor1o
piano Un Archivo Deck Companion
Una mauuini!la Remington. Una mesit%
de maquinilla. Dos cajas para ponef
papales de cartas y sobre. Un coplador
dc cartas. "Card indexes, y varlos
otros efectos. "Insular Motor corpo-
ration, stop 2 IL, Puerta de Tierra.
2-29
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sE ALQunAN casas en- Hato Eey
Moderno parada 81 liz, $25. 90
$4,000. Son hsrInosas y ventiladas. In
formaran ALI, en- ''Colmado Espana. r.
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PROCURE los discos "Gennettp MIS-
FLORES NEGRAs, coLOMBINA,
LocA, Ell CAPoTE DE PAsEo. LA
HIJA DEL CARCELERo Y Ell Sc
PULTURERo. Todos cantados Tam
bi6n ofrecenlos las dltimas novedades
en- discos seOKEH" y "ODEoN'-
LA T1ENDA DE MUsIcA'', Allen
49,. 3-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

AREIENDo an| en- Uaguas; veado
alquilo casa EN- Rio Piedras, sin ints4
venci6n de cor. edores. Dirfjass al .du|
10: santurcs. ss Carretera, Stop n,
Teiefcno s7O v ride. R-Sa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
PARA LAS PERSONAS De
BUfN GUSTO ~


Confeccionamoso toda clase de pla-
tos especiales para comidas, banque7
tes. jiras. etc, etc, como jainon plan-
chado. pavos trufados, ensaladas lie
polio. de frutas v de otras classes, pp-
lentas. galantinas, hallacas (venezola-
nasl sandwiches, biscochos variados,
dulces en- alnfbar e infinldad de plA-
ltos al gnsto del cliente. Telefono lH2
aHiIl Santurce.
"CARNAvAL".- vendemos Confct-
ii. serpentinas Y extraordinarias move
dadcs Alemanas. La Tienda de Mdsi-
ca'. Allen SO. 3--3A
Sc ALQUII4AN Ell San Sebastian AZ.
dos miradcres con todo servicio inde-
pedIente. jantos separadaineate. En-
trada con escaiera Independence. IN
sformara Antonio Fernandez, :, Carrcte-
ra 81. Parada 8, Puerta de Tierga
wel6fono 1904 Roio 3-2O
AGENTEs AMPLTACTONESll Vendo
1000 marcos fines 16x2O con vidrios
$3.50 en- Totes de a o mas. Mayagiiez
frame Co.. Arecibo. p. T..
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Sc vENpE RRIENDA: Finca de|
&C cuerdas en- la Carretera csrca de
Vega Alta. Pr pia para cana, .frutas.
ganado, agua bundante, 1000 palmas
j6venes. Box "a San Juan, P. z. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Sc ALQUILA en- San Sebastian A
IN departamento conteniendo sala, 2
aabitaciones, comedOr, cocina. bafo y
servicio sanitario. Es completamente
independence. Informar& Antonio Fer
nandez. carretera 81. Pusrta dc Tie
rraa 2--22
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GARAGES DE ALQUII4ER:-se ofre-
cen seis garajes en- Ia parada 7ia fren.
te q la Estaci6n inalambrica. Para In
formes dtrfjase A. o. 'viiiaFini 0risto
{, San Juan. BOX s7l Tel. l1oo rojo
Santuree. e---22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

CoRTINAg: Costura montaje GO
cortinas para oacinas y residencias Mar
cial Fernandez, Carretera SO. '1atano,
o Los Muchachos, San Juan. s-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Sc VENDE una casa situada Avenlda
Ponce de Leon Parada 26 -1l2 Re-
cientemente constrIsda de concrete. es-
tilo moderno, todas conveniencias. DE
dos pisos, ciilco .habitaciones, sala, bi-
blio-eca; come6cr; cocina: cuarto &c
banjo cada piso, y lavadero. Caarto y
Safio de serv1cic aparte. 1nstalaciones
slecricas 5 de gas. Garage para 2 ca
eros. Jardin precioso. Solar 100 rae-
tros, Para mas dstailea sscrtba Apar-
tado 10. Santurce. 2--.S,o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

STosKo sURTIDo Sc Gambia por u
FORD en- buen estadc, 10 Sc exlJe III
Sc da vuelta. vazauez, Stop Is. 2-29
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LA .OREcA: el meior festaurans
de San Juan. Tstuan 41.--Advt.

HILo JAPoNEs. supefior > cuantoa
So han empleado para coser nane
= uauuina. por su hezibilidad y ten
sion especial. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, F. p. -
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EN- ALQUILER o vENTA: Esplendl-
da residencia concrete, mil metros So
lar, garage, Jardfn, arboleda. vendense
muebles. piano Baby Grand, auto
Buick. Ave. Lafayette stop 4s. Con-
dado Tel 603, Box 1912. 3-11
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

soLARES.-- Sc venden rnagnificos, On
parque residential, Condado, ce-ca "I1o
tel Vanderbilt. condiciones pago, con
veniencia comprador. LEE II. VEN
DIG, propietario. Box 361, San Juan,
TeJkfono sac Santurcs. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

cAJAS De CA IRON para trajes; In
presas sin il primtr. Preeios especia-
les. Import Apartado 1246, San
Juan, p. r. 3--2D
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.SE cOMPRA IN Archivo en- segunda
mano, de tres cuatrO secciones. Darl-
jase a p ). Hamilton, edifci0 Borret.
2-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

MEJoRE su ianza de ayes compran-
do hueyos pur| rasa Barron-Terris 27O
500 huevcs al ano. Docsna: 81 so,
$500. Introdu .iendo nueva sangre, ga
los j6venes b, $4 Y So. Ordene hoy
inisno a Bert Poultry Yards, Playa
Ponce. 2-2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Sc VENDE:a I'm puesto de cigarros y
refrescos en- parte centrica de la ciu-
dad. Alien IL. Para informes vease per-
sonalmente con VALENTINE en- Lu-
ma ca 225
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sE ALouILAN en- | 50 Gale del Crid
to No. g varias had (sciones para hon
bres solos y dos Of mas de puerta
Gale muy apropiadt para ,oomisioni
tas. Informaran en- la Joyeria .Boure
San Juan, p. =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Sc ALQUILAN dos apartamentos Co.
lomer Is altos 16 1I2. santurce, Bal
con de Gale, pasillc it'll, galerfa. CO.
Gina, seryicio sanitario, matrimonio sin
niios. S2s con fiador 2-26
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
REcEPcIoN EN- CASA De
GEoRGETTI

Anoche la comitiva asistif, a la es-
pl6ndida reception que Sc llev6 cabo
en- la suntuosa mansion del prominente
caba:lero don Eduardo Georgetti, acto
este qFie resultfl de una magnidcencia
" bril1entcz sin pracedentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

DE AI,QUiLERr--
En- la parada 7Ha frents la estacion
inalAmbrica Sc .ofrecen tres Apartanen-
tos cdmodos y ventilados, casa ,rscien-
temente ,coastruida preetos nl6dicos
Para informes dirijase a A. o. villart-
nj. Cristo 6. Tel. 1899 rojo santuree.
Eox 9l7 san Juan. Sc alquila un local
propio para almacAn en- el s5tano do IA
nlisma casa. 2--22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

INSTRUCTION EolERcfAL. Enses3
mos Taqoigsafia, mecanografia, cont-
bilidad, correspondence comercial. am
netica mercantil, caligrafia economi
politia. Aceptamos en- cualQuier fecn
graduados de octave grado. COLEGl
PERCY, Ponce. p, r. 81
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EN- LA TARDE DE AVER LLEGA
RON A EsTA CAPITAL ETC.

Continuation de la sra. plana
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Sc yENDE IN d .crianza de ,copsjd
a1aericanos en- plbna production. Uu
bro legitimo ant r1cano Toquemberd,
dos amos. Para informes diri5ase
Box l41, Ponca 2-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Sc ALQUILAN saa y habitacien, Cd
balloon la calle; trescas y ventiIada
Luna 81, altos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

TENGO DMERo para coiocarlo en-
potecs. Sin intervention do corredore
Diriase a P. o BOX s2e, santurce, p.
o calle San Mateo eptre ell 4y6. 2-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
En- New York

Luctia q. do niera; paTttcipa . sus
amistadcs haber tIasladado su residen-
cia al No. $50 w. 1G7th st. cerca de
Broadway. Tel. 443o Academy. Con-
for*ablcs habitaciones, precics modicos
, trato esmerado. HefereDctas: Juan
D. stubbe. Dr.. Jose s. BelavaI, Advt,
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VENDo FINuA 46 cuerdss de nalou-
10, aqua absndants, eolinda con Baya-
mon La carrstera de romerio, tisns
pszto urbana. Infornes 709 rojo. san
surce. F'inca 100 cuerdas entire Quay
nabo y Rio Piedras La atraviesA la Ca
fretera del acuOducto prCpta para Ca
Ia, pifa malojillo. Informes 70S TO
%, Santlrcs. 2--.25
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sE ALQuILAN en san Juan Moderno.
las casas No. 10 v %. Informaran en-
ell No la de Ia misma Gale Miguel
Araujo. 5-14
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sE VENDE IN soIsr de II 1I2 metros1
de frezte per SO 1 2 metros de fondoI
situado en Is calls McLeary. Su prsctel
es de S5.s5 ol metro. Para informel
llame al telafono ,46s, San Juan. 2-2I
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LA LLEGADA LE LOS PERIOD i
TAS Y MARINoS

Cerca de la una de la tarde, salieroa
lie esta ciudad. acompafiados del Conf
te de Reception q los marinos nnmero-
sos representatives de la prensa de esta
capital prominentes personalidades
lie gobierno y organismos particula-
res. con direction Fajardo en- donde
esperaron la llegada del Almirante
Coonts v periodistas norteamericaaos
que estan viendo las maniobras dc Ia
escuadra.
Embellishments despues que des-
einbarcaron nuestros ilustrss lhues-
pedes fueron acomodados en- los nu-
meSosos AUTOMOBILES y Sc regres6 a
san Juan.
AL lIegar a esta ciudad, toda la CO.
ulitiva Sc dirigi6 al Palacio del Gober-
uador. en- donde fneron recibidos por
Il Gobernador INFERNO senior Coats y
tiemas ofcia,es del Gobierno.
Los dlstinguidos visitantes fueron
cortesmente obsequiados y atendidos
por la estimabIe esposa del Goberna-
dor Towner, la sehora Coats. la ssfio-
"a de BarcaI6 Y otras distingndas da-
mas cue hacian los honores los il
vitados.
Ell LIBRo AzUL DE PUERTO RICO
A todos y cada uno de los peric-
distas norteamericanos les fu6 .entrega.-
do un ejemplar del Iihro Azui a.
Puerto Rico para que los ptilicen como
suente de information sa regrezo II
Eorte. ~
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IAIPORTANTE.-- Coupro .arrlenao
inca cerca San Juan. ,Cuanco escriba
Olga prscio y condicicnes de Ia .hnca.
Informe: 'tHotel Roma, San Juan,
Box s74. 81
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SENIOR CONSTRUCTOR: Venga d Yer
un lote de TEXAS Revestidas de PieGra
Roja que deseamos liquidar. Casa vi
llamil. Marina. San Juan 5--13
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LA GREcA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuaa 21.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24

Emperor Napoleon, who died last
night at the New Willard Hotel will
be buried at houden Park Cemetery,
Baltimore, beside the grave of her
husband. former Secretary of the
Navy and Attorney General of the
United States. 80
Mrs. aBonaparte, enroute to Deer
Park, Nd, with her friend, Mrs.
John Knight Thomas, stopped for
q few days rest at the Willard to
recover from her exhaustion brought
about by the intense heat endured
during her journey here from
Hot Springs, Va.
Although, in the opinion Of her
attending physicians, Doctors Henry
3. Parker and John Minor, OF this
city, and Doctors Ernest Gather
and Thomas b. Futcher, OF Balti-
more, she was improving, her con.
dition took a turn for the worse
and she died soon after midnight.
Daughter Of Editor.
Mrs. Bonaparte. the daughter of
Thomas Mills Day, editor and pub.