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Evening star., 1924-03-18

The military attache Of the British
embassy and Mrs. c. f. u. Charlton
left Washington today for a short
visit in New York.
Evening star., 1924-03-18

Mrs John T. Adams will not be at
again this season.
Evening star., 1924-03-18
SINGLE WHITE HOUSE
TERM MOVES BEATEN
Senate Defeats Harris and Willis
Proposals TO- Put Limit on
Presidents.
MADE AS AMENDMENTS
Some Members Vote "No" to Avoid
Confusing Issue.

The Senate yesterday defeated two
proposals to limit the President Of
the United States to a single term
Though constitutional amendment
BY a vote of As to 10, the Senate
turned down the proposal of Senator
Harris of Georgia, democrat, that the
President be elected for single term
of six years, and by a vote Of 20 to 4
1t defeated proposal by Senator
Willis of Ohio, republican, that the
President be limited to q single term
Of four years.
The resolutions were both offered
as amendments to d joint reSolu-
tion by Senator Norris, republican.
Nebraska, proposing a constitutional
anne endment which would eliminate
short sessions" of Congress by con-
yening that body in January after
elections.
Several senators opposing the one
term proposals explained they did so
to prevent that issue being confused
with the purpose of Senator Norris
resolution and indicated they might
support the plan of either Senator
Harris or Senator Willis under diff
ferent circumstances. Other oppo-
nents. however. such as Senator Rob-
leader, and Senator Wadsworth, re-
publican, New York, declared the
limitation upon the Presidents term
would be an error unless the terms
of senators and representatives also
were altered
Evening star., 1924-03-18
POPE LISTENS TO OPERA
BY RADIO IN VATICAN
New Set Installed Powerful
Enough to Pick Up All Con-
tinental Stations.
BY the Assoc:a tee Press.

By the Assoc:a tee Press.
ROME. March 1S.-The radio re-
ceiving set at the Vatican has been
installed and Pope Plus already has
been "listening-in." The pontiff heard
parts of the opera Boris Godounov''
played at the Costanzi Theater in
Rome. and later picked up a London
station which was broadcasting. Pope
Plus expressed great pleasure at the
clearneSS with which the waves were
received, notwithstanding the fact
that there was some slight static in
terference.
The set at the Vatican is said to be
powerful enough to pick up some of
the stations in America and an effort
is to be made to hear KDKA pitts
burgh). Up to the present, however,
there has been no attempt to listen
in on other than continental stations
The want ad columns of The Star
are the get-together place for all
District of Columbia people.
Evening star., 1924-03-18
TROOPS RECAPTURE
CITY OF ACAPULCO
Garrison Commander, Who Fled
Before Rebel Advance, Ar
rested for Treason.
By the Associat ted Press,

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, March 1S.--Aca-
pulco. recently taken by the rebels.
has been recaptured by Gen. Rafael
Sanchez, who defeated the rebel
leader Cristoforo Ocampo, according
to Undersecretary of War Manzo.
Sanchez Immediately ordered the ar
rest of Ernesto Luna, commander of
the agrarian forces garrisoning the
port, who fled before the rebels ad-
vance, after requesting the captain Of
the U. S. S. Cincinnati to land a de-
tachment for the purpose of protect
ing foreigners. War Secretary Ser
rano ordered Luna's trial for treason.
Serrano has arrived at Santa Lucre-
cia with 1000 men and begun q drive
on Puerto Mexico.
Evening star., 1924-03-18
WAR CHIEF IN FIELD.
Serrano Directs Campaign Against
Rebels at Santa Lucrecia,

VERA CRUZ. March 1s.-The min
lister Of war. Francisco Serrano,. has
arrived at Santa Lucrecia, 1t is Off
cially announced, to direct the cam
paign against the rebels. The ad-
vance of the federal general, Topete,
has reach Ell Burro. ninety kilome-
ters from Santa Lucrecia. AS soon as
the two forces join, an intensive drive
against the Puerto Mexico, Frontera
and Yucatan strongholds will begin.
Reports indicate that the battle in
the vicinity of Puerto Mexico has
been discontinued. The federals have
established their advance at Ojapa,
sixty-four kilometers distant, and are
awaiting reinforcements.
Evening star., 1924-03-18
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Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-24

Mines owners; a modest one to be sure but a regular one.
 This tendency on the part of many Seward people to minimize the inn portance of the success of the Prim- rose Mines to the business and fnan- cial interests of Seward, has been larg- ely responsible for the luke-warm at titude shown in the matter of assisting in getting a road to these mines. To dissipate these misapprehensions, and to show that not only Primrose Mines but any operating mine in the Seward District would be an asset to the town worthy of note, some figures taken from the Primrose Mines accounts are given, as follows:
 Between December 1921 and Sep tember 1923-a period of twenty-one months-out of $35,000 expended in the equipping of the Primrose Mines, s1O,OOO was dropped into the lap or into the pockets-of Seward People. None of this money was spent for machinery; all mining machinery be- ing purchased in the States. This s1O,OOO was divided among the hotel keepers, grocers, hardwaremen, trans fer companies, and numerous and sun dry other business houses, profession al men. etc., in Seward. Aside from
 mining machinery, all of which had to
 be purchased in the States, only S891.- 15 went to business houses in the
 States for miscellaneous items.
 The foregoing figures would seem
 to prove, that as a business asset to
 the town of Seward, producing mlne like the Primrose could hardly De scorned with any degree of good sense If Seward enjoyed revenue ot SlO,
 900 in a period of twenty-one months
 from this mine when it was in the un
 certain stage of equipment; 1t coul( 3 reasonably hope and expect to recelv' l more substantial revenue from th' ) mines when they were in operauol e and producing.
 n What have Seward businessmel : done with their Think Tanks? Pu
 them in Cold Storage or traded then e off for Flivvers to use on thelr neN d pleasure boulevard-which some Sew r ard citizens naively declare they go e for Primrose Mines. Certain It + l. that no active or practical use is beln Il made of Seward Think Tanks-o r more would be done to stimulate gol > mining in the Seward district. AS tn l, writer has pointed out before, one |: Stewards most potential industries y her Gold Mines.
 st The general rule today seems to b e "Everybody for himself and the Dev ;e take the hindmost." Judging frol
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-24
PAGE THAT PRIMROSE MINE ROAD APPROPRIATION

Among the campaign data of can didate for reelection to territorial of flee in this district, published recently in local paper, mention was made ot the things said candidate had accom- plished for this District.
 An appropriation for road to the Bluebell and Primrose Mines, was en- umerated as one of the gentleman's past achievements. The statement evoked considerable surprise in the vicinity of the Primrose Mines.
 If such an appropriation has been made, the owners of the Primrose Mines have not heard of it, and there is no evidence of it's having been used toward building a road to the Blue bell and Primrose Mines.
 It has occurred to the writer, that it is possible, reference was made to the Seward henai Lake Highway. If so the facts are being stretched consld- erably by anyone claiming credit tot getting a road to the Primrose Mines for the Seward-Kenai Lake Highway does not come to within four miles of the Primrose Mines, and it will never serve these mines in any practical way So far as solving the problem of get ting the mining equipment to the mines or assist in any way, in getting the property in shape to operate. This fact is well-known in Seward. The owners of the Primrose Mines have said repeatedly, that what they need ed-and must have, if they were tt operate their property, was a roa( from Kenai Lake to the mines. Not Highway from Seward to Kenai Lake
 Furthermore, the Seward-kena Lake Highway was never built for thu benefit of the Primrose Mines; but t' furnish the Seward people and th' Tourists with a pleasure boulevard, t' be used for driving out in their auto mobiles, and to connect up with boat from down the Lake, making 1t mor' convenient for fishing and other pleas
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-24
700 TWO SHOWS 8:45 Watch for Enid Bennett in Your Friend and Mine"

their attitude toward some of us, Sew ards populace reasons from the hypo- thesis that the Goldminer is the ''hind most" and the Devil may take him for all of them.
 If, however, the miner by hook or crook-or back-breaking labor, gets hold of dollar, it is his duty as an Alaskan, to spend it in his home town, while his home-townsmen play tag with the Tourist and expend their en- ergy and influence getting pleasure boulevards; leaving Friend Miner to worry along as best he can with his pack-trail, etc. Which may be all right. Just how right depends on the point of view.
 The writer merely states the forego- ing as facts, and not to criticize Sew ardites. Theirs is not the blame for seeing things according to their lights, but theirs will be the loss if their lights shine not brightly enough to show them to the roost of the goose that lays the golden egg.
 L'EnvOi "When the Gold-diger hits town with
 his well-filled poke, We'll sell him grubstake-some mule
 and a smoke;
 Potlatch him a smile-well flavored
 with guile,
 And send him back to the hills wher
 he's potlatched his pile"
 Ora B. Hubbard.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-24

WANTED-H -Housework by experienced
 woman; good cook; would take full
 charge of motherless home; age 47. Mrs. Tabitha Stank, Box 237, Juneau
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
Deportivas de Eel Mundo'

IA OCKo 1u11uS 81 Tue e. lucky Sc
venth'' para los muchachos de Ca
devedo. Nosotros obtuvimos cero; pc
70 ellos obtuvieron una porci6n de
hits dos carreras. Maso inici6 con
una Inca, siguiendole Jaime digna-
mente. Jubille continu6 fue out; Pc
70 Masc anot6 tambien Jaime. su-
so y Lalo Cuto "jitearon'', y 81 no
hnbiera sido porqne nuestro Cadavedo
le da ponche Juanito, el descontrol
hubiera sido fenOmenaI, lamentable pa
ra nuestro team.
Finalizand0 Ell juego va, Ell Ponce
Fisk rindi6 una labor plausible, abso-
lutamente. En- el octave inning, ade-
mas de una vuelta mas anotada de-
bida Pey6, pudimos admirar una
muy oportuna jugada de Delgadillo.
Este jugador nuestro, como Monagas,
tiene sus momentos de desidia, en- que
la idea del triunfo le es POGO vahosa;
pero en- otros, Sc incorpora, Sc rehabi-
ilita, toma fuerzas, y en- uu momento
aSi le vimos cuando degoll6 Ell sober
bio foul de Maso quien, de tener opor
tunidad para jitear y de buriar Ell
ponche que le ofrecia Cadavedo, hu-
+, biera contribufdo un sobrepuje de
fuerzas en- nuestra contra. Y eran los
Iitimos cartuchos... iMagnifco por
Delgadillol
| La batalla fue ruda, descomunal:
ambos lados estuvieron PROFESSIONALS,
pesar de que nuestro lanzador hizo
hallar La norma al zapato del contra
RIO. Rendimos ell noveno turno con
tres hneas una carrera mas. nos
dispusimos preocupados a contemplar
los esfuerzos insistentes del Perla pa
ra burlar nuestra victoria, va de ne.
cho. Todo empez6 bien; Jaime, fly out
nor center field; Jubilee paleo, pero
10 sorprendieron en- primera base y
fus out; suso "jiteo por right Held
Aauf el bueno de Monagas por POGO
NOS compromets muy en- serio. lie anc
tamos ell error de que yendo La pelo-
"a en- direction Severe, right fielder
abandon6 ell centro para disputarie Ia
coaida. LIE avis6 Ell hombre, pero MO
nagas Sc interpuso, causandose po
esa indecisi6n La anormalidad de que
pudiendo evitarse la hnea con un oe-
giiello de Severe, y terminar am ei
;,,aco ohtuvieron un 'chance' mas
los contrarios. FL momento era dc con
moc;6n an los animos de todos. Nues-
+ro uitcher Sc debintaba cada vez
mas. se sentia malo, y 1Ialo consigulo
asi base por bolas. Cuto torn6 el bate
Fahf estaba La suerte. "Aiea }ac'@
es..', me die. Pero-. ltan!' itans,
,tanl: "lponchado" el hombre!
con una vocingleria terrible aDandona
mos el field, respirando duro y con
nurras y grisos paimetas para 81
Ponce Fisk.
Ell juego fue interesant:simo, sien-
do Ell segundo triunfo del pequefo Pom
ce sobre la novena Aguirre. Ell juego
SO termin6 como las seis y diez de-
jandonos un total de cinco carreras a
tres Hasta la pr6xima...
RrTs.
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DE BASE BALL
CoNTEsTANDo AL cELEBRE
CICLON

En- la edici6n de Ell MUNDo, fecha
26 del mes en- curse, he podido leer, pa
ra satisfaction mia, una cr6nica firma
da por un tai Ciclon que Sc deja decir
soy sn apreciado y distinguido ami
co.. acepto por cortesia-no Sc quien
pueda ser estoy en- decir que no me
ocupa en- 10 mas minimo qui6n sea.
Hace varios dias que SO nos estaba
anunciando un Temporal pero no tan
fuerte hasta el extreme que uegase
ser un CICLoN; ell Jefe de tai negocia
do IS puede anotar un triunfo doble.
Anuncia un Temporal y, cate usted,
es un Temporal, aunque en- Catafio,
Ray quien Quiera desmentir tai YER
dad. Doble triunfo al anunciar ei tai
Temporal y el Que cbtuvo al hacer rec
tificar al que le saliera al encuentro.
Dos colmos a .cual mas empedernido.
Ninguno tiene importancia esta de
mas que Sc La demos.
Las lltimas descargas atmosf6ricas
han producido un corte-circuito en- mi
apellidado amigo, obscureci6ndolo en-
forma tai a. me trata de no deeir ver-
dad I'm apasionado, de que quien?
rs verdad que Ell iuego de por La ma
hana entire eli ''Ean Juan Giants" VS..
Catafio star en- los terrenos de la
oCHo fuese empatado en- Ell novsno
innings Score a carreras; pero es
mas verdad que este juego Sc termin6
a las 1886 p. NJ; que Sc pudo jugar
uno, dos o mas innings hasta dar Ell
resultado definitivo de dicho juego. Por
que no Sc hizo7 No fue por ninguno
de los Managers por tenor de que su
novena perdiera y 81 por La razon de
(Continua en- Ia pagina 14}
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La progresista institution JUvEN-
TUD CAToLIcA sigue triunfando en-
nuestra capital, en- donde reaiiSa ac-
tos verdaderamente dignos de nuestro
mayor encomio.
Llegan hasta nosotros las buenas
nuevas de que Sc estan fernando divi
stones de tan magnffca sociedad en-
los vecinos pueblos de Rio Piedras,
Arecibo y Mayagiiez. La Junta de Di
rectores, a quien un grupo de promi-
nentes hombres de negocios de los
mencionados pueblos han pedido infor-
mes acerca de este importants asunto,
SO mantiene en- franca iniciativa con
ellos, y nombrara pr6ximamente los
que hayan de presidir La Direction de
esas secciones de Ia isla.
Ultimamente ha sido nombrado el
Ofcial Angelo Paniagua para desemre
mar la Presidencia del Comit6 Atl6tico,
por 10 que no dudamos que esta socie
dad tan conocida en- Ell mundo social
de nuestra capital, 10 sea tambien en-
la arena de los deportes.
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ISMET PASHA Sc ABSTIENE
DE INTERVENE EN- LOS
ASUNTOS DE LA LIGA

GINEBRA, agosto 20 (Cable fran
ces)-Ismet Pasha, ha puesto un te-
legrama al secretario de la Liga de
Naciones, inanifestando que su gobier-
no desea abstenerse de intervenir en-
La pr6xima asamblea de la Iiga, va
que en- la misma ha de decidirse una
disoluci6n entire Inglaterra Turquia,
en- Ell asunto de Mosul.
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La Junta de Oficiales celebr6 su
reunion ordinaria ell martes tiltimo en-
Ell Gran Consejo del Edifcio Caballe-
ros de Colon FL Comit6 de Investiga-
ci6n de Socios inform6 favorablemen-
to 18 solicitudes de las 81 bajo consi-
deraci6n estudio. La Junta acord6
aprobar nueve sohcitudes de ingreso.
La Junta aprob6 un escudo local
para la secci6n de San Juan Gel que
antecede a estas lineas) aden1as de
Ell General aprobado en- las iiltimas reu-
niones. Sc acordo encargar un artis-
ia de San Juan Ell dibujo del escudo,
segin instrucciones de La Asamblea
Tambi6n fu6 aprobado Ell escudo So
metido por la secci6n No. de Pence,
para uso intimo local, despu6s de ha-
Der sido informado favorablemente por
ell Sr. Secretario y por Ell Comit6 Ju-
rfdico.
La Junta acord6 crear un vestuario
especial para los socios seghn modelo
de la orden religiosa Madrilefia del
Marques de Calatrava, v con permi-
so especial de su Iustrisima Ell sr.
Marques. Un comit6 alh nombrado Sc
encargara de informar a los socios acer
ca de todo 10 concerniente al misnlo :.
Ell Comit6 nombrado para vtsitar a
su 1lustrisima Monsedor Caruana,
obispo de Puerto Rico, visit6 a este
en- el Palacio del Obispado, entregan-
dole el Reglamento aprobado de JU-
vENTUD CAToLICA para SUI reco-
mendaci6n final Ademas la comisi6n
expreso al Sr. obispo los fundamentos
principales de la sociedad, testimonian
dole su adhesion la gran causa que
este representa- Su Tlustrisima dedic6
frases de verdadero elogio los j6ve-
mes que integraban la comisi6n, casi
todos Directories principales de la pro
greststa institution
Ell Comite de Reglamento celebr6
reunion en- ell Edifcio de los caballe-
ros de Colon, discutiendo smuy impor-
tantes asuntos de orden inferno para
la sociedad. Un receso fu6 declarado
en- el m'smo hasta el pr6ximo domingo
en- La mafiana, en- ell mismo sitio a
las diez A. M.
Ell comite Juridico Sc Teuni6 en- Ia
noche del sabado iiltimo con asistencia
de los miembros asociados Julian w
Blanco; N. Fernandez, y del Presi-
dente del comit6 Sr. William n Pres
ton. Sc acordaron varios asuntos de
inter6s general.
El comit6 de Investigator de AS
pirantes, 10 preside Ell Sr. M. Garcia
Cabrera, Secretario sr. cortes, quien
ademas harS de vice-presidente del
nnismo. Miembros asociados: Sres. Fer
nando Gu'Ilermety; Simon Curet y M.
A. Santana.
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h cue nste6 necssiss 10 puede sncor
trar On II secci6n de anuncios ciasi
acad9s Do I'll MUNpo. uonvsnsass. :
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Receta eficaz para deyOISer
su color al cabeIO
Ahora es possible preparar en- casa TN
remedio para Ell cabello nejor p
que es possible comprarlo

FL pelo canoso. ese signc de vejez,
puede recobrar su color natural muy
POGO costo.
Cualquier persona puede preparar
una simple mixtura que devuelve al
cabello su color perdido V 10 deja
sedoso Y suave. La receta es la que
sigue: Tomese medic litro de aqua
y anadasele 28 gramos de bay rum,
una cajita de Compuesto dc Barbo
y 7 gramos de glicerina Estos in
gredientes sc obtienen en- la botica Y
cuestan muy POGO ST 81. quiere. el
boticario nismo puede hacer Ia pre-
paracioh.
Apliquese dicha preparation al ca
bello con un peine dos veces a Ia Sc
mana y hasta que Sc obtenga el ma
tiz deseado. asi sc obtendra Ia apa-
riencia de persona rujuvenecida vein
te, amos. La aplicaci6n es facil. el pc
ricraneo no Sc nancha. el cabello no
queda grasiento nj pegajoso, y e. CO.
lorido no Sc cae con elroce del peine
del cepil!o.
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iPUEDE listed RESOLVER---
Ell secreto de la casa verde?
UNA DE Las hAzANAS DE LOS DETECTIVES MAS GRANDS
MI MliNnfN
fCopyrgt Pa6c Ledger Sica se Erctust0o pay r NuYD
DEL MUNDU)

Cnsn6o el pagador de la Interna,
tional Trust Company Krestchmer,
en- Denver, not6 que los cheques fal
siicados que habian sido hechos efec-
tivos en- los demas bancos de la To-
calidad Sc distinguian por dos peculia-
ridades,-un rasgo hacia arriba de la
H. en- ''cash'' y dos rayas en- ,vez
de una debajo de la cifra de los cen
tavos Sc dispuso a examinar atenta-
mente cuanto cheque cayese en- sus
manos.
Finalmente casi la hora de ce-
rrar, en- visperas de afio nuevo. Sc pre-.
sento in hombre con un cheque para
hacerlo efectivo. La firma era aparen-
temente perfecta, en- otras circuns-
tancias, era indudable que ell sujeto
en- question hubiese recibido ell dinero
sin dilaciones.
Pero Ia '.h'' de cash tenia I'm
rasgo hacia arriba y la cifra de los
centavos tenla dos rayas debajo.
Convencido de que tenfa ante su
presencia al famoso falstfcador,
Kreschmer no perdi6 su sangre fra,
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elias personals facas, palidas, nerviosas,
debiles y extenuadas, tienen la sangre
pobre. Estan suietas resfriados, pull
monfas, malaria, c6lera cualqmera de
las mdltiples dolencias que prevalecen mas
6 menos en- todo tempo. La PANACEA
DEsSWAIM va & la raiz del NAL. Es un
vivificador de la sangre. Enriquece Ia
sangre y fortified la constitution. El
resultado es que la earne Sc pone .eniuta v
firrne y el cuerpo es forti6cado para re-
sistir q Ia enfermedad. Es un restaurador
maravilloso del cuerpo. De venta en- las
farmacias y droguerjas.
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Sc vENDE:.

Sc vENDE:-
C6moda y espaciosa c&sA teTsra
en- Hato Rey, parada SO, enclavada en-
IN solar de 22O0 metros con un frente
de 90 metros a la carretera central.
T:ene ocho dormitor1os, amplio come
dor, esplendida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafios generates, Q bahos de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Informaran en- wills Carmen, paradA
35, Tel. 424 Roio. Hato Rey. P.
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Una de las incomodida des,
que padecen las personas seden-
tarias, es ell ESTRENIMIENTO.
Ademas de I'm regimen POGO
carnivoro Y ligero es necesario
usar de cuando en- cuando algun
estimulante moderado e inofen-
sivo, que active la secretion de
las glandulas estomacales e IN
testinales. SIN NECESIDAD
DE PURG AS MOLESTAS.
Esto 10 que. cumple la fanaosa
hierba pulverizada q
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ANA TE BIAvEs Institutriz.-
Ofrece- -sus servicios como anna de Ia
YES institutriz una seiiora experta
que habla inel6s espa1ol, habiend3
servido durante los nltimos tres afios
en- una colocaci6n, como anna de Ia
YES. Deia su presto actual deb;do &
haberse casado recientemente Ell patro
no con quen trabajaba. Dirija9e Al
P. o. Box GA o Tel. No. 1905, Rio
Piedras. 9-c7
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Sc ALQUTLA casa nueva de con-
creto, con tres dormitorios, sala, come
dor, cocina " servicio sanitario. Tie
ne garage de concrete habitaci6n
con installation sanitaria para servicio.
Situada en- Ave. Tapia frente oficina
Mr.. Dooley. Informara Manuel Mar
tinez, Tel. 1853 verde. $50
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GANGA.-Por S2.75 vendo dos mo-
tor-cicletas "side-car'' Indian Y
Hardley cada una por separado. Iu-
formara Gumercinda VIDA. de Chico.
Stop 38, cerca del trolley Hato Rey.
$50
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Sc VENDE arrienda $40 cuerdas
mas o menos en- Jajome Alto, cayey,
buenas para pastos, cafe tabaco.
Aqua abundante. A 20 minutes de Ca
vey. Para mas informes Tel. 73 y so
j Roio. Apratado 201, Rio Piedras
1913
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CRATTFICACIoN: - Sc gratificara
la persona que encuentre una sorti-
ia una puls6ra de nina, perdida en-
tre Gonzalez Padin Co. y la Standard
Grocery, sitio la Gale de la Cruz. De.
vuelvase al Cuarto Cos, Edifcio Con
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PRECIo MoDICo, vendese magni-
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