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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29

glitters with jewels.
 "Phoney," says the wise ones. "When he gives her a piece of junk she salts down the difference"
 But the slums are there for all that. Life in them seems fuller than it is farther north. Not necessarily as pleas ant. A rabbi dies and the streets gre damned for blocks with those who weep. An Italian who has made fortune by bootlegging sails for his old home to buy a castle. A dozen gunmen escort him to the steamer, for his enemies have sworn to kill him. An eight-year- old girl appears as witness in a police court. She speaks four languages flu ently and is taking up Turkish. Half dozen other languages are waiting her attention in the dark flat building where, she lives.
 Cynics doubt the story of porter in Constantinople who claims to be 154 years old. A club of old men in q Home for the Aged, all recruited from the narrow streets, boasts that its you ngest member is 80 and its oldest 1O7, and all going strong. A man of S5 is sent to the Island in mercy. A ruffian smashed his fiddle and he lost his grip. Some one who remembered him as one of the great violinists oi Europe sent him another fiddle and the old man is> made young again. A fam. fly of twelve children get into the news because father and mother were killed They hang together, somehow. Even the littlest boy sells papers, but the going is hard. An aiionymous benefac tor sends $1,SOO. The envelope is stamped from a street down in the slums,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
FOREST FIRE RACES
Damage To Homes Feared in Mobile
 County

Damage To Homes Feafeu III MUDiIe
 County
 MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 2S.-Ihe fire that is destroying the woods between Deer and Dog rivers is reported to be spreading nearer to homes. No dam age in this respect has been reported yet. It is feared that the livestock in this region will want for food this winter as a result of the destruction of the woods. The fire has been raging for several days, aided at times by brisk winds, but with the pr.sent precautions and fight, check is Tn view. H.
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67 BOYS ARE FITTED
 BY ROTARY CLUB
Florence Citizens Leave To Con-
 fer With Underwood
Muscle Shoals Bureau.)

FLORENCE, Ala, Nov. 2s.-Sixty se7en bOy5 were guests of the Rotary club of Floi ance at Thanksgiving din Ter on Thursday at the Reeder hotel This is an annual affair with the loca Rotady club and an interesting program was carried cut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
PLAN GOLDEN RULE DINNER

club was held Friday afternoon. It was decided to hold a golden rule lunch con next Friday for the benefit of the Near East sufferers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
cI1N VICTIM BURIED

Funeral services for Ralph Lew, io- year-old son of MT. and Mrs. water Levi, who was victim of an accldenIai were held from the family home this morning. Rabbi Morris Newfield, of Birmingham. officated. 1nterment LOOK nlace in Hillside cemetery. The active nallbearers were classmates of the de- ceased. who was student at the Ala bama Military institute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
JAMES N. WHALEN

James N. Whalen, age 5S, died Thurs were sent to Sylacauga for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
Manhattan Days And Nights
By Herbert Corey

New York. Not looking that way We talk about hen-
 na-ed heads and the fashion of carrying monkeys ndecency Broadway show and cabaret prices money Not often about the opera art great deal about literature if it is literature which to ques tion. good deal about girls:
 "She's his fifth this year," one hears. .
 One of the preest girls I've at table with weazened little millionaire. He inherited his money She
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
There's a Big Difference
 In $8 Oxfords

As You Will See When You Compare Porter Ox- lords at $8 With Others At the Same Price, Or Even Little More. We Can Fit You in a Genuine Scotch Grain, Viking Calf, Norwegian Calf or Soft Kid. Have Black or Tan, As You Choose. The Longer You Wear Them the Better You'll Think They Are.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
,uI ITIA UEAD QUITS

MILITIA HEAD QUITS :. ROME, Nov. 2S.-Premler Musso1Ini ml today accepted the resignation oi ae Italo Balbo as commander III chiei U, the national militia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29
If you want finer coat we have beautiful ones at $50, $6O, SIS and up to $1O0.

And Don't Forget Our Entire Stock of Boys Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings Are All Drastically Reduced As We Are Going to Quit the Boys Business :!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-29

Most of us buy an overcoat with the idea of wearing it several seasons. Porter-Coats are sold to you with that thought in mind. The quality of the fabrics make it just as great pleasure to wear your Porter-Coat the third or fourth season as it was when you first slipped into it. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Spirit of u. S. A"
DralUs Big Crowds

WITH the theater dressed up
w in a gala array Of rcd. white
and blue bunting. and Leon Green.
mans orchestra playing an appro-
pirate musical score. Emory John.
sons latest thrillodrama. The
Spirit Of the L. $. A." Is drawing a
great patronage az the HciliE. The
production fits IN splcndidly with
the arrival OF the United States
fleet ships and tho approaching
Fourth OF July holiday.
Briefly. the plot deals with the
lives OF \ rural family whose two
sons arc torn from the peaceful
hoarvhstone to the horrors OF the
great international conflict. The
story In general il simple and direct.
filled with humnness and the appeal
Of those who. in Kipling'u language.
have walked with kings nor los;
the common touch"
Too much praise cannot be given
that wonderfully appealing mother
son" team. MARY Carr and Johnnie
Walker. They duplicate the spien.
did acting that brought them fame
In over the H1l." the first picture
in which they appear together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
innocent Cheat"
Enjoyable Film

The Innocent Cheat" tho film az.
traction a, the Winter Garden. 10 pro.
vidlng pleasing entertainment for mo.
ton picture lovers. i, IL story Of
domestic difficulties and is different
from tho usual run OF triangle love
affairs.
Credit Is due Roy s,ewar, and
Kathleen kirkham. who 80 ably play
the leading roles. II Is doubtful II
these two players have ever pro
traycd roles in which they appeared
TO better advantage. Miss Klrkham
Is Mary Stauhopc. around whom tho
plot pivots. and Stewart IL uocn an
John Murdoch. A. young engineer.
whose destiny. Fate. wiilfuliy mis-.
handles.
Mention is due. too. little tot who
plays the daughter. who is seen as
Mary's daughter. Her name was not
Ing Is that OF finished performer.
Ing Is that of a finished performer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Forest Ranger
for Film Hero
Suggests Girl

Here's a h,g ides Why noi a Tor,
.cst-ranscr Tor a hsro. ar. Johnson
This suggestion eoanss from MarEar.
ct o'Conncr, sill r. Columbia II. n
you have any IMAGINATION at an you
ran vision tho great possibilities IN
"a story with n for-strangcr hero.
Right away We eaa see a biz forest
fire and Oh. what chance Tor the
hero.
This is only one og the many suE
gcstiuns pouring into tho contest odi,
tor. We are trying Go help Emory
johnson select a type Tor his next
picture. lie has had the mailman.
engineer, policeman. fireman and
now. IN has latest pkturo az the
Hcilig. h Is a patriotic youth. What
hcNts
The star h cooperating with the
Hcirig and offering cash prizes for
the best suggestions.
send your suggestion TO tho Mo.
ton Picture Editor. The Seattle star.
send your suggasiion TO tho Mo-
tion Picture Editor Seattle star
First prime Five dollars Ia sold.
second prize Tltrcc dollars,
Third prize Two dollarg,
Fourth prise-season paas to the
lirllir FOR i9et.5,
Fjuh prize six ose seats 20 the
Hciiig
sixth prizc-Four logo seats. good
at any performances.
seventh prize Two ioge seats. good
al any performance.
Eighth priEe-I'ivv pairs % seats.
good FOR any performances.
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u. that catches Up the leading char,
aciera ike puuy obstacles and
Hwtcps them onward thru harrow.
ms experience. thru episodes of sin.
Eular intensity. thru dramatic scenes
that strike 10 the cofe OF emotional
excitement
But each scene stands out Hike a
cameo. o.sareuI. beautiful. Tha, Ia
tho touch OF Ingram. the artist. Ia
portRyiHE the French revolution
better. more iniclhEentiy. than u
has been done by anyone tciore, he
has, however. sacrificed nonu Of the
heart havoc and Houlatirriug emo.
uonsl appeal.
And there are tho mohs. and tho
marvellous settings. and the pictur
esquc beauty o. French Villages.
As usual. tho ingram cast IL
above the ordinary. incluIinR such
stellar players 6u Alico Terry. Hn.
mon Navarro, G,prg, slcgmnu and
Lewis stone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Will King Co.
in "Mean Mama"

VIII King, his funsicrs, sonRstors
and dancers, are making merry at
the Palace Hip this week In ono of
tho most enjoyable shows of the
King repertoire. Mean MANN"
The dialogue comedy is well put
over by King, Lew Dunbar. Honora
Hamilton, Bess Hin. Rooco Gardner
and Billie Bingham.
Musical nterludes open with "Bebc,
Nora and Suzettc." by Howard
Evans, star trio and tho girls. This
number liz followed by Before You
Co." by Jenn Singer, popular inter.
prefer Of blue" songs with the girls
Of tho CLASSY runway Don Smith.
favorite tenor, sings ''Raggerty
Ann" with the King beauties. inter.
rupted by many new stage sots and
dance specinltios.
Ruby Adams, the poppy inzz song.
star, offers "G'wan with II" with tho
chorlstcrs, while Mile Markle pro.
sonts Selections From Light op.
oros," assisted by the star trio and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Colonial Shouting
Conan DOYLE Story

Wanda Hswiey IL starring at tho
Colonial In The Desert shoik." The
story was written by sir Conan Doyle
and relates the adventures OF some
Cooks tourists who went up the Nile
and got cut Off by n band OF der.
wishes. many of them being killed
or taken away into tho desert.
Picturized as film and actually
photographed in Egypt, with the co.
operation OF the local government
and military authorities and the IN.
nous soudnncso camel corps. the cpl
sodc Is very thrilling. An element OF
romance between an American heir.
cas and major in tho English army
Is introduced.
a fight between the Soudaneso
camel corps and tho dcrvishcs playcd
by natives) brings tho story TO an
exciting climax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Vaudeville and
Film at Pantages

Inaugurating a new policy, with
continuous show from ~ o'clock
noon turnout the dny, the Pantagcs
is showing for the first time today
a feature photoplay. The Heart
Bandit" co.starring Viola Duna and
Milton sills. along with the regular
vaudeville bill.
a beautiful dancing and singing
production, entitled Dance Stories"
headlines the new program OF vnude.
vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
JACQuELINE LOGAN

Jacaueline Logan will be presented
in n series OF at least four produe.
tons, the first OF which will be "The
House OF Youth"
"Thc House of Youth" is a screen
adaptation by c. Gardner sullivan OF
the novel by Maudo Radford Warren,
published by Bobbs.Merrir Co. and
was one OF the best sellers OF the
past year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

In Emory johnson Thrilodrama "The
Spirit of the u. S. A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Dimitri Buohowotzki. who has Just
finished his second pola Nogr pro,
duc,ion. Is on his way East. He is
to 30 TO France for short vacation
Miss Negri's next picture will be di.
rootod by Ernest Lubitsch, who has
been loaned TO Paramount by Wurn.
Or Brothers for this ono production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Columbia Film,
Has Fine Cast

with Clara Bow and Carmel Myers
supplying the feminine lovelinesa and
Kenneth Harlan in tho leading male
role. Poisoned Paradise" Is proving
a popular attraction NJ tho Columbia
this week. II Is Robert W. Service
story.
Against the fascinating back.
ground OF tho Monte Carlo casino.
with It's gaming tables. where human
happiness Is rccklcssly Htakcd on the
whirring roulette wheel. there un.
folds a love siory OF two young pco.
plc-an English artist and little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
"Scaramouche" Is
Popular Feature

IN spite Of tho lovely weather yoS.
terd1y. Rex Ingram's splcr1id pro.
duetion OF Rafael sabaunlS roman,
tic French story. which IL playing a
return engagement az the Blue
Mouse. drew capacity houses at each
performance.
one Is overwhelmed By the mag.
nificcnt panaroma Of tho French
revolution. as Ingram has visioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

girls. Bessie Hin sings Hard Boiled
Rose" with the girls In finale spe.
clalty that Is scheduled TO go over
big with her many admirers.
HormIe King and his orchestra win
big hand with their lively selec.
tons, which proccde the show.
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cast OF his first picture for Para
mount. "opcn All Night"

SEALED PROPOSALS marked FIT AZ
posal for Boat" will be rece,yeS
the office OF the Bureau. OF sis n,,,
les. 1917 l.. e, Smith Rldg, es ,Ssi'
Wash. until . p. M, July ~,
and then opened. for furnlsh.s he
boat for use in Alaska. boe1 vSair.
In first class condition ana . ions:
ready to operate, sshnut
Length. about IS feet; beam, , aud
10 feet, { inches. To be cqhry,,-
with so III. +, Union disulls,e lass
ing engine. or equal IN us, have
been built not earlier than lsls i s
must bJ delivered at Seattle ~ -"
10, t924.--Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Partisan miilinor-who find them.
selves unconEciouaiy tossed by fate
into the very midst OF an intrigue
upon which hangs tho existence Of
the famous resort.
How this strange story Is worked
out 10 the satisfaction OF tho audi.
snco we'll leave for those who have
not seen the picture to enjoy.
You1l like the cast Of this picture
immensely.
The Christmas Handicap" the
fourth episode OF Fast stepperu," Ia
an enjoyable short feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

His latest picture completed. Doug.
las MacLean Is or 10 big Bear Lake
for hts first vacation for moro than
n year. Doug's next picture ia to
be an adaptation OF famous French
farce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

With the arrival In Los Angeles OF
Jottn Goudal and the engagement OF
Gale Henry. screen comedionnc, hi.
rector Paul Bern has completed tho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
DEVUELVA UD. EsE LIBRO

Es III extrano capricho de la con-
ciencia humana que haya Quien no Sc
atreva ro5ar otras cosas Y sin embargo
Sc roba IN hbro
Qui2a sea pno de los resultados de
la idea general de cue los Ibros, Ell
trabajo Intellectual que presuponen, 10
valen realmente NADIA 81 Sc comparan
con un biftec con patatas
Cualquiera que sea Ia causa. el hecho
cierto es que ell Ia bibioteca dc casa
todo ell mundo existe uno dos tomos
doblemente marcados los cuales son ca
PAGES le levantarse Y decir algunas pa.
labras el dia del Juicio Final, a menos
cue sean devueltos.
Hay quienes ell estos casos han lie
gado perder tai extreme Ia verguen-
ga. que los libros que hurtan son los
que mas aprecian. En- resumen, pare.
ce que no saboroan completamente III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
: INF q K III A CION GENERAL
SENTIDO FALLECIMIENTO

Ell martes, % del corriente mes rim
do la iornada de Ia vida, Ell su resi-
dencia de la calle de Comerio de esta
ciudad, el probo caballero que en- vi
da llamo don Eladio Cabrera, padre
Se nuestro estimado amigo don Leo
nides Cabrera, empleado del estableci-
n.iento comercial en- la Gale de Ia Lu
ma en- San Juan del senor Felipe Ell
Coury.
Ell sepelio del mencionado caballe-
ro Sc verified ell microbes % a las
diez de la manana, habiendo sido
acompanado por numerosos amigos,
que vinieron Gle los pueblos limitrofes
de San Juan, entire ellos Ell sefor
Manuel Velilla, Lcdo Leopoldo San
tiago Carmona, seilor Felipe El Cou-
ry otros mas.
En- el sitio de costumbre despidio el
duelo Ell muy sentidas pero elocuen-
tes frases dando las gracias en- NOM
bre de los familiares del eXtinto ciu-
dadano Y excelente Unionista, ell Sc
for Leopoldo Santiago Carmona, don
Felipe EI Coury, dando una prueba de
la estimaci6n que sertia por el fene-
cido amigo deposito en- Ia tuInba que
para siempre encerrara los despojos
materiales del mismo, una hermosa co
roma de flores artifciales traida EXPIRE
samente de San Juan.
Damos nuestro mas sentido pesame
q nuestro amigo Leonides Cabrera por
IA perdida que ha sufrido, con la mucr
te de su querido padre.
S. S.
Bayam6n, Julio de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
BASKET BALI. EN- LOS CA.
BALLEROS DE COLON
DOS sENsACIONALES PAR
TIDOS
Bayam6n VS.. Neverbreak - &C.
neral Cord VS.. Ballaja.
Por MARIO & p

Para esta noche, (y asi empieza I'M
anunciador de plaza muy conocido),
el popular director Fisico Romualdo
Garcia tiene preparadas grandes sor-
presas. Figurense ustedes. Ademas
de dos renidisimos juegos, sobre los
que no nos hemos aventurado a dar
nuestra opinion con anterioridad, hi
sido contratada una magnifica banda
de mJsica, que ademas de deleitar
grandenente la enorme concurren-
cia compuesta de galanes damitas
Gle nuestra elite que sc dan cita en-
este sitio todos los martes Y los vier-
nes. servira el estupendo proposito de
calmar los &nimos, algo excitados por
los 1Itimos acontecimientos.
Quisiera llamar la atenci6n todos
los jugadores, componentes de equipos
que actual1hente toman parte en- ell
Campeonato Caballcros de Colon, So
bre una regla aprobada por unanimi-
dad entire los capitanes de los diferen-
tes equipos, que reza mas menos asi:
"cualquier jugador que pelee en- te-
rrenos del "K of C. - sera defnitiva-
mente expulsado del equipo a que
pertenece /" Los capitanes, RESPONSE
bles de la conducta de los jugado-es,
veran por que sea enforzada csta re-
gfs Debido a illtimos acontecimientos,
hay la intenci6n de asegurar a todo
trance el buen orden en- Ell estableci-
miento del juego. ordenes muy seve-
ras han sido dadas a una policia re-
forzada que ha de regir. Tambi5n han
sido ordenados varios detectives, con
indicaciones de arrestar de una "ez a
todos aquenos que llevan el delibera-
do prop6sito de interrumpir v hacer
inutiles alardes en- estos juegos socia-
les. Hoy viernes: 'Bayam6n'' VS..
Neverbreak' General Cord" VS..
''BalIaja".
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libro menos cue no pertenezca otro.
Te que abismo ''freudiano" les vie
ne ese impulse, es cosa que deben de-
terininar los psicoanalistas.
Sin embargo, podenos recurrir a un
POGO de historic para Que sirva de avn
SO todos los rateros de libros.
Por el 1886 el pueblo de Barcelona
viva en- continue terror. Los crimenes
Inisterosos SO sucedisn. Un saceraote,
un estudiarte. I'm escritor cinco per-
sonas mas fueron sEcesivamente ase-
sinadas.
La vict.ma. en- cada case era apu-
laleada, pero no Sc le robaba NADIA, nj
su dinero III SIS prendas
GCual era el origen de estos crime
nes?
Pronto, recayeron sospechas en- M
individuo que poseia una tienda dc Ii
bros de segunda mano.
Fue detenido Sc encontraron va
r;as prucnas dc su culpabilidad fl
nalmente, confes6
FL case era cue el habia vendido
cada una de sus victimas algtln nbro
que anaba intensamente, luego ase-
sinaba al cue Sc 10 compraba para 10
erar de nuevo el valioso ejemplar.
Fu6 condenado muerte, ejecuta-
do.
Este relate Sc parece a aquel del IA
noso ioyero que describe Hoffman ell
su cuen+o Mile. scudery''. Este jo-
yero mat5 una roche, IN cliente que
le habia comprado durante el dia una
piedra preciogs de Ia cual estaba el
joyero enamerado
La moral de este es simplemente en-
seilar aquelias personas que no de-
vuelven los hbros que no les pertene-
cen, que eyisten realmente libros muy
amados, que este amor puede alcan-
gar tai extreme de passion que tenga
1 por desenlace un acto de vioiencia.
! Y 81 I'm hombre que ha comprado un
hbro esta expuesto ser asesinado por
/ el que Sc 10 vendi6. zen que peligro
mayor no Sc encontrara quien toma
! rrestados libros con sin ell conoci-
miento de su duefo olvida devolver-
selos!
Copyright 1924, The Mcclure News
paper Svndicate).
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SOLICITAN DE LA SRTA. SILVA
QUE RETIRE sU RENUNCIA

San Juan, P. R., julio IS, 1924.
Estimada Miss Silva:
Nos referimos su alta carta del
II del corriente relativa la resolu-
cion tomada por nosotros separando de
nuestro team los buenos jugadores
senores Beitia, Chato, Ciqui y otros.
Sincerarente le pedimos nos excuse
por no haberle indicado este u otros
acuerdos tomados por nosotros en- nues-
tras reuniones. En- este hemos faltado
y no titubeamos en- reconocerlo.
Pero en- el asunto de los seflores
Beitla, Chato Y Ciqui es tan largo Y 10
pensamos tanto tantas fueron las
oportunidades que Sc les dieron para
rectificar actuaciones suyas pasadas,
que cuando nos resolvimos q actuar en-
forma tan drastica, aunque muy a
nuestro pesar, fue porqpe creimcs que
era esa La tnica manera de arreglar el
team.
6oGdAAOo oNSt-AO 4uC docSS% 20 @oN"e%A
dad de circumstances hubiera actuado
igual, aunQue fuese un gran dolor pa-a
usted como 10 ha sido para nosotros.
Crecmos que usted tomara en- cons!-
dreaci6n nuestras razones y concluira
que aunque ha sido una medida algo
fuerte, la hemos Ievado efecto dentro
de la mayor justicia y con la inten-
ci6n Gle favorecer Ell deporte.
Y le rogamos que retire su renunc.a
como madrina de nuestro team, con-
sidorando cue este ha sido un Incl
certe desgraciado que todos debemos
cly-dar.
Sinceramente,
F. GRovAs Y. SANTANA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
UNA GRAN INNOVACION GRAFT
CA DE LA CASA
''REAL KERMANOS''

La acreditada casa tipografca de
Real Eermanos' acaba de dirigir a
su gran chentela una interesante cir
cular que, por tratarse dc rn consi-
derable progreso en- las artes graicas,
reproducimos continuation:
''Estimados senores amigos:
Deseosos siempre de dar Ell nlejor
servicio todos nuestros clientes y
al publico en- general nos place po-
ner su disposition un NUEVO DE-
PARTAMENTo DE EAYADO, que
hemos aumentado a nuestros talleres
de imprenta.
Podemos asegurarles que e. nlismo
es el MEJOR DEPARTAMENTO
QUE HOY Sc ENCUENTRA EN-
FUERTo RICO; pudiendo ustedes con
frmarlo, haciendonos una vista que
sera muy grata para nosotros.
Antes de ordenar sus trabajos de
RAYADO impresos, solicitenos pre-
clio y tempo de entrega para que pue
dan cerciorarse de que somos los pri-
nleros, en- EsNERo, BARATUEA Y
EAPIDEZ''.
Felicitamos a la mercantil ''Real
Hermanos por sus innovaciones gla-
ficas, deseandoles lisonjeros exitos en-
sus negocios.