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Evening star., 1924-06-15
Necessity Sole Factor Ruling
Changes in Making of Autos
Guides Engineers in Industry in accept.
ing or Rejecting Trends; Design
Influenced by Traffic.

Motordom would not tolerate the
owner who blocked traffic in order to
WELD hand crank.
Brakes Not Matter of Chaice.
A lot of people reject better brake
systems on grounds that they can
stop quick enough with what they
have. It's not question OF personal
choice. If motordom of the future
turns to greater congestion, better
brakes will be forced on car owners
as d matter of necessity. If the coun-
try can be analyzed so accurately as
to show that it is reaching point
of Saturation then one can be safe In
saying that radical improvements in
brakes will hardly materialize.
The broad view of the matter with
regard to brakes just now is this: If
the cities of America are to be decen-
traliZed. motorists will be required to
cover greater distances in the time
they now spend in driving from their
apartment on 55th street to their Of
flee downtown. There will be greater
speed, but there will be better high
ways to encourage this.
For Safety'S sake, better brakinS
systems will be needed. These brak-
ing systems will of necessity be
forced upon car owners since they
will be the only possible insurance
against highway accidents and the
expense of collisions.
By putting the test Of necessity to
each automotive problem one can
prophesy with greater accuracy, par
ticularly if this is coupled with past
experience in motordom. Every mo-
torist knows that it would be a
great comfort to be able to operate
the brakes by moving a short lever
connected with. an air brakinS sys-
TEN, but if there develops no real ne
cessity for such simplicity the motor
iSf ND n
ventional plan of using his muscular
effort whenever he wants TO stop
the car.
Automatic spark control is not
coming in" because it makes for
simplicity-merely because car own
erS are getting tired of paying bills
for damage done to their motors
through incorrect use of the spark
control.
The motor prophet has to view each
Question in broad way. 1t isn't so
many years ,ago when many people
were speaking of the roadster as "the
car for the selfish" No one was fig
uring that the time would come when
no car would need more than one or
two extra seats because few people
Every one would have d car of his
or her own.
Who knows but what the great de-
velopment in the American system of
trunk line highways and the increase
in average car speed will so change
the whole situation that people will
be able to select more inviting cli-
mates in which to live and motor?
California and Florida will not know
what real popularity means until
motorists from the north and east
are able to vacation by motor over
broad, smooth concrete roads at top
speed.
What Type VIII Meet Test.
What type of car will be popular
then? Will motorists be content to
sit on velour upholstery incased in
glass? Will they be content to-be
Continued on Ninth Page)
Evening star., 1924-06-15
CHEVROLET GIVES PRIZES.
Announces Two Awards Won by
Washington Statesmen.

Thirty-nine dealers and 100 retail
statesmen throughout the United
States are announced as winners in
the big $4,000 national midwinter
prize contest conducted by the Chew
rolet Motor Company. The checking
of the sales records of all those COM
peting has just been completed. and
within a few days each of the winners
will be notified officially by the COM
pany as to his standing in the contest
and invited to make his selection of
the handsome prizes to be awarded.
Third and fourth places in the
salesmen's class were won by Wash
Mckeon and fourth prize by r. F.
Miller, both connected with the Barry
Pate Motor Company.
Evening star., 1924-06-15
BY WILLIAM TLLMAN.

Necessity, not intrinsic advantages
Of new mechanical and body fea-
lures, determines whether or not
new trends in motordom will reach
the stage of general adoption.
This is the conclusion reached by
those who. in peering back through
the history of motordom, see that
the safest prediction has always been
the one that was based on motor
conditions rather than the appeal to
mans comfort convenience or safety.
Motorists are naturally eager to
know whether air brakes, balloon
tires, closed cars. straight-eight mo-
tors and such are to be generally
adopted. Predictions are running
rampant Numerous new develop
ments have their merits and many
people wonder why they are not en-
hraced Immediately. revealing total
ignorance of the fact that automobile
design is Influenced more by neces-
sity than choice.
Seasoned prophets consider the fu-
ture of all mechanical and body
changes on a basis of what they note
IN the general conditions under which
the cars of the future may have to
operate Great improvements in
brakes, for instance, are predicted
by majority of people on the assump-
tton that increased complexity of
traffic demands it, but there are some
wise folks who are looking far
enough ahead to suspect that better
brakes will be necessary merely to
compensate for greater speed on the
highways, city traffic of the future
Icing much less complicated and dan
serous than it is at present.
Cities DecentraIized
Tho automobile already has COM
Inenced the process of decentralizing
cities, thus decentralizing traffic.
This, combined with better ways of
some as evidence that there may come
a time when there will be no such
thing as town car" privately
owned automobiles being barred
from ocTee ed Pc points tssr and hayng
clearly exemplified in New York,
where the taxi is displacing the pri-
vately owned car. and where the
automobile itself is making it less
and less necessary for motorists to
city. The business and social life of
the city is spreading out to an extent
where there is less need for being in
the congested district.
Will this not have it's influence on
the dexibility of engines, the types
of body, the wheel-base or the
brakes? Too many motorists forget
that the development of the self
starter had very little to do with the
comfort of not having to crank the
car by hand Long after the starter
became reality many owners pre-
ferred to crank by hand. 1t was traf-
fic that put the starter where it is.
Evening star., 1924-06-15
Cross-Nation Roads Reported
'Fdir to Excellent" for Driving
Third Semi-Monthly Surrey Issued of
Lincoln High,oay on Basis of
TeIegraphic Information.

This semi-monthly report on the
Lincoln highway (the third of the
1924 season) is compiled from data
received by wire from cousuls Of the
association between the two coasts
and is authentic.
The hoof-and mouth disease in
California still causes much incon-
venience to motorists, except when
entering the state.
Division New York City to Phila-
delphia, Pa, SO miles. Weehawken
Ferry to Princeton, So miles. excel
lent; Princeton to Trenton, construc-
tion under way. detour via Penns
Neck, II miles; Trenton to Philadel-
phia, 26 miles, excellent pavement
Division 2-Philadelphia to Cham
bersburg, Pa, 1873 miles. Entire di-
vision excellent; no detours, except
short stretches around new conStruc-
ton between Downingtown and Coates
vile. Don't speed; route across state
is patrolled by state police. Consid-
cradle road oiling under way across
the state.
Speed Warning Given.
Division 3-Cham. ersburG, Pa. to
Gre eensburg. Pa, 11S miles. Perfect
road, all well maintained macadam
and new concrete; no detours. Be
careful of speed and road oil.
Division 4-GreensburR. Pa. to
Canton. Ohio, 1913 miles. Greens sburg
to PittSburg, 80 miles, excellent; de
tour in Irwin. Pittsburgh to Roches-
ter, 80 miles; paved city streets
mostly poor; best route is cross Point
bridge in Pittsburgh to south side of
Ohio River, thence through Mckees
Rocks, Woodlawn and Monaco to
Rochester. Rochester to Canton, 70
miles; detour well marked over paved
road via Beaver Falls, Salem and
Alliance to Canton.
Division 5-Canton. Ohio, to Mans
field. Ohio, 81 miles. Canton, to Ash
land, 49 miles, excellent: Ashland to
Mansfield, IL miles, new road just
opened, excellent.
Division 6-Man sfield, Ohio, to Van
Vert, Ohio, 108 miles. Mansfield to
Bucyrus, follow marked detour via
Balion, 25 miles, paved; Bucyrus to
Oceola, z miles, brick; Oceola to Up
per Sandusky, Lincoln highway closed
for construction and best route is
turn left (south) 1 mile at Oceola,
then west via Nevada to Upper San
dusky; Upper Sandusky to Van Vert,
81 miles, mostly old macadam.
Excellent All Way.
Division Ivan Vert, Ohio, to
South Bend, Ind. 120 miles. Van
Vert to Churubusco, Ind. 40 miles,
excellent pavement all the way;
Churubusco to Ligonier. % miles,
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short marked detour just west of
Churu busco. balance excellent
Division S-South Bend, Ind, TO
Chicago Heights, Ill. IS miles. South
Bend to New Carlisle, 13 miles, con-
crete; New Carlisle to La Porte, IL
miles. asphalt; La Porte to Westville,
II miles, good detour marked; West
Vile to Valparaiso, 10 miles, asphalt;
Valparaiso to Chicago Heights, con-
crete.
Division 9-Chicago Heights, Ill.
to Clinton. Iowa, $50 miles. Chicago
Heights to Plainfield, 80 miles, good
concrete, except gravel detour east
and west of New Lenox; Plainfield to
mark ed: Aurora to Clinton, lis miles,
concrete.
Division 10-Clinton, Iowa, to Mar
shalltown, Iowa, 153 miles. Clinton
to Lowden, 80 miles, concrete paving:
Lowden to Cedar Rapids, Al miles,
good, last 7 miles paved: Cedar Rap
ids to Marshalltown, "A miles, graded
dirt road. in good condition.
Dirt Roads In Good Shape.
Division 11-MarshaIItown, Iowa, to
Denison. Iowa, 132 miles. About 90
miles of gravel road in this division,
10 miles paved, balance dirt roads in
good condition. Short detours in
Grand Junction, Jefferson and Scran-
ton. Follow No. detour markers.
Division 12-Denison, Iowa, to
Council Bluffs, Iowa 6S miles. All
dirt roads, but well graded and
dragged and in excellent condition,
except when wet
District 13-omaha- Neb., to kear-
Ames, 80 miles, paved. except miles
under construction, good detour:
Ames to Richland, "a miles. well
graded, slippery when wet: Richland
to Kearney, 113 miles, well graded,
dirt and gravel.
Division 14-Kearney, Neb., to Sid
ney, Neb.. ZIG miles. All graded and
mostly graveled, in excellent condi-
ton
Division 15-Sidney, Nebr., to Lara
mie. Wyo., $50 miles. Sidney to Pine
Bluffs, 81 miles, good graded gravel;
Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne, 43 miles.
well graded. but slippery; Cheyenne
to Laramie, so miles, excellent gravel;
She rman Hill bad.
"Wet and Slippery
Division 16-Laramie, wyo.. TO
Rock Springs, Wyo, 219 miles. Lara
mie to Bosler, 19 miles, fair; BosIer
to RawlinS 81 miles, wet and slip
perry; Rawlins to Rock Springs. 103
miles, good.
Division 17-Rock Springs. Wyo., to
Echo, Utah, 145 miles. Rock Springs
to Green River, Is miles, excellent:
Green River to Fort Bridger, So miles,
fair TO good: Fort Bridger to Echo,
81 miles, poor and rough. but pass
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1924-06-15
KEEP CAR ON THELEVEL.
Oil and Gas Measurements Are
Inaccurate Otherwise.

Considerable trouble is occasioned
for car owners because of their habit
of not having the car on the level
when seeing how much gas or oil
they have. Unless the car is on the
level the oil Indicator will not regis
ter the truth about the crankcase
contents, nor will the gas tank have
the amount of fuel it registers. Over
oilfng is as serious as oil starvation,
and too much gasoline is sometimes
as undesirable as too little, espe-
cially where a car is to be stored for
a while. One motorist bought five
gallons of gas, thinking he hadn't
enough to drive him to the garage
Because he didn't have the car on
the level, the tank was supplied with
five gallons of gas that evaporated
during the winters storage.
Evening star., 1924-06-15

of it. and it cannot long endure this
without damage.
The grade of a hill at turn is
less if you will drive nearer the CEN
ter of the road. How near to drive
depends, OF course, upon the amount
of traffic on the road and whether
you can see a safe distance ahead
Tightening the fan belt too much
invariably stretches it, rendering
your effort useless.
Evening star., 1924-06-15
HINTS FOR DRIVING.
Grade Of Hill at Turn Less Nearer
Road Center.

A tappet with too little clearance
will mean a burned valve. When a
valve does not seat properly the
burning gas vapor strikes both sides
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Motordom would not tolerate the
owner who blocked traffic in order to
WELD a hand crank.
Evening star., 1924-06-15
Excellent All Way.

Division Ivan Vert, Ohio, to
South Bend, Ind. 120 miles. Van
Vert to Churubusco, Ind, 40 miles,
excellent pavement all the way;
Churubusco to Ligonier. % miles,
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WASHINGTON AL DIA

-Contlaua "a investigation senate
nal acercs del arriendo de las reservas
de petroleo del gobierno. FL pre-
sidente Coolidge resolvi6 enplear abo-
gadcs especia.es para proccdsr :, Ia ac-
cion judicial.
-Varios hdeycs Republic1nos estn-
vieron en- Casa Blanca para Solicitar
del Presidente que destituya II sec-a-
tar.o de Marina lion. Edwin Denby y
al Attorney General Daughcrty.
Los Democratas acusan a Cocldlge
de estar comphcados en- el sensacion1I
"affairc" &C los arrendamientos.
E! secrctaro DENLY sostuvo una
extensa conferencia con el President.
Sc ignoran las cuestiones tratadas ea
Ia m;sna.
In Comision Federal dc Comerclo
acusa la Radio Cooperation of Am =
rica dc encabesar un monopolio para
la venta de aparatos de radio en- gr2-
We perjuicio al comercio ibre.
Ell secre,aro de Marina compar :
clio ante la Camera de Representanto7
para dec a-ar acerca del escandaloso
qunto de les coaceslones petrcleras.
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sIMPATICA BoDA

La noche del domingo ultimo. rati-
fcaron sus promesas de amor. civil
ments. Ia bella seforita Ana Mara
Diaz Y nuestro particular amigo, ell
Quito caballero don Bvaristo sex:o
Chevremont.
e. acto ceremonial sc efctuo intim7-
mente. en- el rcgazo familiar, hogar de
don Julio Diaz, padrc de la desposl-
da. siendo t,st'gcs de la boda, los Sc
fiores Juan sexto Chevremont,, y en-
eI notable poeta. principe de la lirica
portorriquena, Evaristo Ribera Che
vremont.
AL tratsrse de un acto tan serio,
como resultan las bodas para los ar
tistas. Ell elegante bohemia, Evarisso
Sexto. cue es IN temperamento eT:-
Quisito de artista. tuvo en- su compa-
MIA. la noche de sus bodas sus ami
COS poetas, Jose A Balseiro, Carlos
N. Carreras. Luis Antonio Miranda,
Jose Joaquin Ribera.
Los desposadOs .partierOn para Goa
mo donde pasaran la luna de miel, Y
dentro de poccs dias embarcaran pa
ra Puerto Plata, donde tieue estable-
cido su estud.o. ei senior Sexto Chevre
mont
Etcrna dicha dcseamos a Ia amo.o-
81 pareja
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TFMAS De VUlGARIzACION AGRARIA

sus descripciones sobre bosques, son Ia
pincelada magistral conque ell senior Me-
lendez, tan dado tratar estas cuestio-
mes, nos pinta el hermoso cusdro de
Ia naturaleza, nos da conocer los
grande5 beneacios que reporta la agri
cultura esta rama de la ciencia agri
cola. Los amantes los interesados on
conocer sus benefcios debieran de al
quirir este precioso volumenA
Luis ALVAREZ JR..
Estudiante del primer ano
de Agriculture.
Mayagiez. p. r.
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En- New York

Lucia G. de Riera; participa a sus
am.stadrs haber tr7sladado su rosiden-
cia al No. $50 W. i07th 81. corca de
Broadway. Tel. 4i3O Academy. Con-
for4ahles habitaciones. precios modicos
y trato esmeraGo. Referepcias: Juan
D. stuh5e. DR.. Jose s. Belaval, Advt,
hPARTAMENToS DE ALQUILBR-
En- Ia psrada ~ frente la cstacion
inalAmbrica SC ofrecen tres Apartment
tos c6modos ventilados. casa recien-
:emeate construida precios m11icos.
Para informes dirijase a. C Villari-
nj Cristo Tel 1899 rojo santurcc
Box 9l7 San Juan Sc alquil7 IN local
nrcpio para almacen on e. s6tano de Ia
misma casa. 2-22
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SE ALQUILAN varias habitaciones or
la Gale del Cristo No. 10. Informaiap
en- la Joyoria Rouret. r
vENDEMoS VASoS SANITARIoS,
1 nnzas. barquillas para helados pre-
clos baios. SERVINGS pedidos CorreO
C. o. D., haga sus pedidos, "colmado
villamii". Tel sos, Allen II, San
Juan p r 2-9
Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderno parada 81 l2, a S25.0 y
$1,000. Son hermosas ventiladas. In
formaran ALI. en- "Colmado Espaha. =
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Sc ALcUILA Chalet concrete re
cientcuente construido, situado cerca
High School Y trolley. sitio centrico y
saludatle CipcO dormitoriOs, ssla. CO
medor. oocina. doble servicio santa
rio. garage Solicite lave casa del
frents Gale Canals No. ~. parada 20
lame tel6fono 114s Santurce. donde
informaran. p
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GRADUADo de cuarto ano conner
cial. ofrece sus servicios. Contador
exparto conoc.mientos generates de
ofcina. Seis afos de expeuenda. Bue
ras referoncias. S. r. Ell MUEDo--
80.
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vENTA De FLORES NATURAL.ES
n u calls 'Hosrs'' step IA. ssnsures.
lame al telefons e7s asrl. santurce,
? ssran eorvidos embellishments p.
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GARAGES DE ALoUILER:--se ofro-
cen seis gsrajos en- la parada 7la fren-
te a Ia Estac;6n inslinbrica. Para in
formes dir;iasc n A. C. Villarini Cristo
{. San juan. Box 971 Tel. 1893 rojo
Ssnturce. go
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S4.500.-Se desean tomar en- primera
Lipoteca nj por ciento por cuatro o
cinco amos. Sc da en- garantia casa de
concrete de dos plantas, con solar do
5l2 metros cuadraqos en- Ia Avenida
San Jorge. Santurce. Dirijase a F.
Faro. Apartado SIS. San Juan 2-5
Ell ALQUILEE o vENTA Sc ofrcce
en e! Condado. cerca dc Ia rueva pia-
"a. hcrmosa rasidencia dc concrete "a
dicoda CT solar dc mi! metros con ga-
rage. jardin arboleda. vendense los
nuehl"s ' arto Buick. Infornaran;
?. o Box 1852, San Juan. &c
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ST ALQUILA.- Una comoda =
fresca casa. coinpletamsnto nueva y
con to1os los adelantos mOdernOs, 50
.yonde una peluena. Precios modicos.
Fe.sh:ns No 21. Tel BOG n2g.o. 2-i
Sc YEEDE una casa situada Avsaida
Ponce dc Leon Parada 60 IL. Re
cientemente constru.aa dc concrete, e.
tito mod ,ruo, todas couveniencias. Dc
Cos pi5os. cinco Labi.ac!ores, saia, b.
tlioseca; comedor: cocina; cuarto dc
taho ca4a piso, Y lavadcro. caarto y
taiio dc servicio aparte. Instalacionc5
ei6cricas y &c gas. Garage para 2 ca
rrcs. Jaydin prcoioso. Solar 700 me
tros. Para mas dctal:cs escriba Apsr
tado 10, santurce. 2-2a
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NEcESITANoS jovenes intengentes
para ayudantes de agente productor.
Edad de % 35 amos. Deben saber in
giles Necesitamos deshiladoras exper-
tas. Eecesitamos seioras seforitas
con bsstante practica en- Ia inspection
de blusas trajes. Necesitamos un
seaora que este practica en- Ell name
10 de maquinas Singer el6ctricas. Di-
rijase a MORRIS E STORY, ISA-
BEL II No 8. Marina, San Juan, P. X.
2-1
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&c vENDE un solar dc II - metros
dc frente por 80 IL metros de tondo
situado on Ia csIie McLeary. Su precto
es de S5.25 cl metro. Para inforines
lame al tel6fono 4e8. San Juan. &c
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UNA CASA Y SOLAR Sc vende On
Ia parada 10 puede obtenerla por ca
81 In mitad dc precio Y en- buenas con
diciones dc pago, para informes, Pri-
mitivo Martincz ~ Allen st. San
Juan 25
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Sc ALQUILA: por treinta (S3o) los
altos de una casa on Miramar. Ave.
Las Palmas Ticne tres dormitorios Y
aqua abundante. Informaran Tel. "a
rcjo, Santurce p
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ANUNCIOS CLASIF|CAD0S

LA GREcA: ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-AdVt.
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HILo JAPoNEs. Superior cuantos
Sc han cmpleado para coser mano
maquina. por su fexibilidad ten
sion especial. Los Muchachos, san
Juan, P. z.
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IA GREcA: Ell meIor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f.-AdVt
GANGA.- En- Ia Ave. Pershing NO.
10, un piso alto que tiene 5 hab.ta-
clones que CANADA aates Si5. Sc al
quila ahora en- ss5. Pala informes te-
lefcno 266 azul. San Juan, P. r. 2-l
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.GUAGUA CADILLAC con franquicia
ortrc Ssr Juan y cl Parque sc vende
por no poderla atender su dueno. DI-
rIjase al apartado Ju. San Juan.--P.
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La MAN0vEsIIa para telas ue ran
tssia, aGornos para tra1es. dFiies. IN
glesss v articulos dc Ultima HoVeda0
para damas 10 hay Otrs. visitenos
SO CoaVencera. 54
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.VENDO FINCA 46 cuerdas dc maloJ-
llo, aqua abundante. colinda con Baya-
mon y Ia carretera de Conierio. tiene
parte Urbana. IEformes 700 rojo, san
turce. Finca 100 cuerdas entire Quay
naho Y Rio Piedras Ia atraviesa Ia ca
rretera del acueducto propia pa-a ca
ma, pima o malojillo. Infornes 100 re
10, Santurce. 90
Sc ALoUILAN Iabitaciones con comi-
da a p3rsonas con buenas roferenciag
en ia casa SiEuada Ell esta ciudad. ca
lie dc 'El Sol 70 Alto. Tolefono. MI
nero 7OS negro. FL
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Sc vENDE por tener que ausentarse
su dueao SC vende por la mitad dc su
precio Ell mejor cafe Restaurant dc Puer
ia de Tierra. San Agustir 81, frente al
teatro Caribe. 80 Sc paga casa. Tam
bien Sc vende barata una GAIA Regis
traCors Nacional 2-8
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'I-a Bayamonesa'
ALLEN 81
ALLEN 81

81 necesita listed aIg1n articu-
10 en- ell rano de Teiidos, vi
siteIa. Ali obtendra la mejor ca
lidad al precio mas modico.
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sE ALQUILAN: Acabedos de repa-
rar. pr,pios para ohcina. gabinete con
sultorio. f5brica dc ropa vivienda
dos pisos grandes. claros Y frcscos en-
Cristo II. nmediatos a Ia Fo.talesa
Informa15 Cipriano Santos, Teletono
1924 Roo. S,n Juan. 81
POR AUSENTARSE su dueno Sc
vende barsto I'm autom6vil de cinco
pasajeros en- excelentes condolences
Informaran Avenida Fernandez No.
8. Tel6fono I'll Santurce 1-29
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PRENDEDoR DE SRA Sc M extra
vi-do entire Teatro Municpal Saliva
dor Brau rs. Is dc orc Y pla,ino Y tic
ne brillante reoueHo
Gratificare a qIien 10 on.-egue a
Forreteria Andres Rodriguez Inc.
Allen 72. I-29
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TENGo DINERo pa-a co!ocarlo en- hi
potecs. Sin intervention dc corredores.
PHRASE a P. o. Box s25. santurcc, P. h.
Gale San Mateo entire c! Aye. 2-25
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Episode 20. &c 'Sonando 81 Cuero
Y una comcdia.
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TRTs BANDERAs:
"Bavus la caida del Impcr.o b.
so" en- actos.
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SE ALQUILA en- San Sebastian IL
nm departamento conteniendo sala, 2
hab:taciones. comedor, cocina. bano y
servicio sanitario. Es completamente
independents Informara Antonio Fer
nandez. carretera 81, Puerta de Tie
ira 2-22
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IA GRECA. Ell mejor restaurant
do San Juan. Tetuan 21.- Advt

Sc DESEA vender casa No. 80 de
IA calle Rafael cordero, en- esta ciu-
dad Sc aceptaria solar en- Santurce,
como pago parte de su importe. Pro-
pos!c:ones Sc admitiran hasta Ell 20 de
febrero. Eirijase a +. E.. Rafael Cor
dero No. SO. San Juan. 2-22
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RLALTO.

Tards: "Esposas de Potrcs :. Ncch?:
"Esposas dc Riccs"
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FoPUIAH:

"Ei Bcs3 Robado. .