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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
NEARLY THREE FOURTHS
MILLION FROM SPUDS
Total Shipments Over 1890 Cars
From This City; 954 Cars
Last Year

The marketing of the largest re-
cent Irish potato crop Of the Eliz-
nbeth City section Is drawing to
close. with total shipments Of near
~ three quarters OF n million dol.
lars to growers of this section. The
shipments have totalcd nearly a
quarter of million barrels.
The yield has been Unexpectedly
heavy this year, not only In this
section. hut thruout the state. While
Elizabeth City has shipped over L.
800 cars to date as compared with
only O5I In 1927. over 5000 cars
have been shipped from North
Carolina this season. rs compared
with Bats cars last year.
Markets improved at the end OF
last week when the peak OF the
shipping was reached. and with
prices at $3.50 n barrel. with some
demand orders as high ns SO In
New York. II Is estimated that $50,.
600 to $4,000 n day was pourinp
into this section. The demand fell
of somewhat by the first OF. this
week. and on Wednesday Z. o. b.
prices were quoted In Government
reports as S2.7J for fair TO good
quality. This week will practical.
ly end the potato season. altho some
shipments will be rolling for Il
week to ten days, as many farmers
have not dug their crops, largely OH
account Of shortage Of barrels
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
WIFE TRIES TO
END HER LIFE
Young Mother Who Took BIZ
chloride, After Row With
Husband May Die

Mrs. Oscar Lister, mother
Of three children, of 5l8
Riverside Avenue this city is
lin the Elizabeth City Hospital
in a critical condition as a re-
suit of drinking a heavy potion
Of bi-chloride of mercury,
solution Wednesday, follow
ing a quarrel with her husband.
Physicians entertain no hope
OF her recovery.
Mrs. Lister Is about 30 years old,
and has not gotten along well with
her husband, who has no regrllnr
occupation. Neighbors say Mrs.
Lister has been obliged to support
herself. her husband, her mother,
and three children. from her earn
ings'ns II telephone operator. The
ncighbOrs do not recommend Oscar
Lister for sObriety. and say that
hc IL qunrrelsome, and forever keep
ing his wife In hot water.
Mrs.. Lister kept house days and
was employed nights ns an opera
tor. On Tuesday night, her hus-
band IL said 10 have puarreled with
her repeatedly over the telephone
while she was working. With her
nerves on edge she went home We'd
ncS,luy morning, where her husband
renewed his quarrel. Shortly after
ward Mrs. Lister ran out In the
back lot. and drank u solution con-
tanning about half II small bottle Of
bi.chloride tablets. The attempt at
suicide was made In the presence
Uf her small daughter.
Mrs. Lister was taken to the home
of T.. j. COhOOn and, Drs. X. Il.
Hendricks and John Saliba were
summoned. She was Immediately
removed to the hospital and the
bLchloridc pumped from her stom-
ach. Several tablets not yet dis
solved, were removed. The solu-
ton was so strong however, that
1t Is believed TO have worked great
injury before the arrival Of the
physicians.
While nclghbors were trying to
get physicians To save his wife,
Oscar Lister sat Oh the porch ana
smoked cigarettes, showing no con
Germ whatever In her plight, ac-
cOrding To cycwitneSSes.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
NEW PHONE DIRECTORY

The Norfolk 4 Carolina Telephone
& Telegraph Co, Is about TO issue
n new telephone directory for Eliz-
abcth city, Hcrtrord, Edcnton and
rural lines. The directory will he
printed by THE INDEPENDENT. L.
Applications for advertising space
should he made ut once. either to
this newspaper or to the telephone
company.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
CONSIDERING QUESTION
OF UNITING METIl0DISTS

The General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
is in session in Chattanooga. Ten
ncsscc to consider the question of
union with the McthOdists know as
the Northern VI. L. Church. In view
of this, on Sunday night, Dr. y. ii.
u. Wilson will preach at The Fist
Methodist Church this city, on The
division of American McthOdiSm,
and the Effort TO Reunte."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
mot HARD TO
GET ONSTACE
Eut II Takes Work and
Watching Ones Step To
Stay There

Young Southern beauties are
in demand for chorus work in
Broadway shows and dinner
revues and the pay is attrac-
tive. according to Mrs. Harry
{. Jarboe, formerly Miss Lydia
Miller OF Elizabeth City.
Mrs. .Iaiboc has one daughter OI
the stage. ReSSlr Jarhoc. III years
old, who Is singing 'and dancing In
Earl LindScy'S Strand Roof Revue
this summer. Mrs. Jarhoc is train
ing another daughter, Olive. |.
years old. for the stage and expects
Olive to make her debut before sh,
is fifteen. New York chorus girls
get $40 To $50 week tn start and
those VIM work hard and develop
special talents get bigger pay. One
Southern girl doing an acr0hatic
dance number In the Strand Roof
Revue Is rpputed to get $500 week
for her work. But she works.
southern girls who have good
figures and pleasing faces should
encounter no unusual difficulty in
finding chorus work in New York
IL that Is the kind of work they
want" says Mrs. Jarhoc. 'rhc
New Workers. seem To prefer the
soft. Southern type of beauty"
But one needn't expect to make
the grade just on good looks, says
Mrs. JarbOe. \ girl should sing
fairly well and should be II good
dancer: indeed II girl should first
prepare herself for the stage 10y tax
ing months of instruction under
dancing masters who make n spccl-
atty of training girls for stage
work.
And the work IL by no means
soft. There are the months of
special training. the weeks and
weeks of rehcarSing. and always the
late hours. And then girl to
hold her job and succeed must keep
forever fit: she must have strict
regard for her diet. her sleeping
hours and her daily exercises. Night
ly joy rides. heavy dinners, hard
liquors and wild parties have no
place in the life Of u chorus girl:
her principal assets are her health
and her beauty and both must hr
carefully conserved. Most chorus
girls lead chastc and domestic lives,
or they wouldn't be chorus girls
very long. At any stage door In
New York city one will find moth
crS. brothers and sisters waiting
when the show Is over To escort
daughters or sisters safely home
and protect them from annoyance
nj the hands of stage Door JOhnnicS.
So true iS this that the old time
masher who used to hang around
stage doors Is almost u thing of the
past In tlIc big cities. But In New
York there Is another type that Is
u constant menace to the girls who
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
BOY LIKES NEW YORK

W. q. Saunders returned from
New York last Friday. but he didu't
hring his IL year old boy back with
him the hoy stayed over to Src the
fiiliSh 6f the Democratic National
Convention, having landed II place
ls page In that body.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
LODGE MEETING.

Worthy BaGley Council. No. V
Jr. q. L. \. VI. will meet Tuesday
ni"ht July s The purpose of thiS
meeting will hc to Install new "f'
t.crrS. Refreshments Will he Scrv'
pI anu all members of the lodge
are requested tn be present.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
FL.AGS FOR THE FOURTH

You can get them at THE IN
DEPENDENT office: flags ! II by
> feet 75 cents each: with jointetl
pole. rope. hall and iron holder
SIS. Open until noon Friday
July /.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04

Professor I. o. Schaub. recently
elected director of Agricultural eX'
tension i'm the School Of Agriculture
ut state College. arrived in RaleiSh
this week from Washington. Prof
Schaub will assume the duties OF
his new position at once.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04

ALTHOUGH hc has been for
several years the active head OF
what is called the best known
jcwclry business in eastern North
Carolina. TIE INDEPENDENT
adds 10 its gallery Of local notables,
and introduces TO you for the first
time Mr.. Frank W. Selig, the son
of Louis Sclig. "YOur Jcwclcr Since
1882" Mr.. Sclig has been connect
cd with the store of his father since
childhood. lie Is 33 years old, and
is an Elk, and a Shriner.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04

Good eNesight is inexpensive. see
DR.. J. d. Hathaway, Optometrist,
Elizabeth CITY. Y. 9. adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04

For your eyes sake see DIR. j..
D. Hathaway. Optomctrist. Brad
Cord sld-. Erzoheth City. y. c. al"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
EIzABETH CITY BOYS
I'm LOVE WITH SPAIN
!. ,l,er Weed Writing From Madrid Thinks
g Spain Beats All The Rest of Europe
Forty Ways or More

X l'r ''"' '''>
l. uwdics pictured IN
L.. r,w,rarcrS cartoons
,bc close oi the last
.-r according to Walter
Mod. OF Elizabeth City,
Il r,i,c, To- this newspaper
l. ulIri under date OF
aM
I. w.,.r in company with his
L,,r.sn'. John Wood. "f Wash
e.. went To Europe
f-,r.sS. a:n. Spain and the
s-I, have ,aptiyated these
- riy l"y AMI 20 date
,~is- Spain {" all the rest OF
T.. Nj Wood 'oyS:-
haze lpcn in spain . little
,gr week. landing ut Nigo
NJ s aud g"inc from there
,,.,raIa and santiago tie
.~,,Ia. q quaint city "f 10
..r,. entirely untouched 10y
| ,,rr, II pru.rrS> "r the huild-
| r. rIrholral there dominates
L. mvn. bath In locntion AMI
-prnrr aud /, surrounded by
=, anil muuf >fcricS ar the
M, catholic orders. Among
sr,I wli,, urr the bones Of 81.
j, uh,yh rest in Il casEct hc-
4 D. hish altar.
NJ 70 Rome. IL l. the chief
.spIl.rim,so tnr the faithful
I. ,burh anil llnn. thc roads
nv lire,tinu IRE shrineS. set
raru'lv centuries aso, mt al
ss.ulr intervals. to mark the
.ifly all NJ th" places we have
M tu now are church or
IInl towns. All the wealth
> rayId when spain sent ont
srsn,lnu, treasure fleets and
srsliu. over the Americas,
back u wealth "f gold and
rHsar rp have h""n eNpcnd-
iras Isrrafi"u rf these church
rr a'hs,la,,. Th"~" treasures
.sl i,almrslv guarded thru
rriss auI are shown with
-Is 200 rhr,r who come to
Din TODAY.
VI ~ Illiicyatr lftrr All
rrrrb"un iu spain there are
F., and mrUa,trrbs AMI
rHrwgv ir the idlca pre-
B. alTo,' everywhere. Spain
. .E'"-Uf" gUh ih" church
~ rnnuras" illit.racy. |
v Ny that ~" children are
Il By 'h" Stat" exceedingly
Ia"r' i r"vrrty nf course
'l7 ryIr"m" IIvcrty-. hut
"'i' s"urHllv are happy. cheer
Fi ryr"'liuSly courteous.
: "J' II their way 10 accom-
T. r'n. without exception. aud
H-n' of 'hriv courtesy AMI
Dr. r 'haf they ,lu not laugh
a''rml', ar spanish. hut
a"I 10 understand uS as we
H1N" "ur>"ly,, understood.
d,Ur'imu "f amy Spaniard
-'i "r 'Hr street. and IL the
JON want Is mot far. the
'r niur "UU "r ten that the
T'1 a.k viii turn back AMI
TO" N1" "ut tu YOU. u l.
90 ihIns that makes travel.
'his ,tmu-" land 80 pleas
w No Rain For 30 Days.
-''' n"y"r seem more wonder
'a'fg than m" climb from
" l"on where for nearly
'"lI 81" hrrr"wrd thru tun-
' rounded mountains ar
"'r lIh" tho Grade between
''' anil l;uIs" rwst on the
A.hrNllIr. After Leon we
'1 100 Oh" mountains all the
HI-a', ranging from 100
'''' "a very healthy cOun-
'Nf"m"iv dry IN summer.
I1t uuy We have seen
l"ddr. June @pth. | look
woo. 'H 'hr mountain top
h"r"l utmIuw in Madrid.
\ "" w"r" w"arin. over
"."''1hlv 1' ni.ht in Sal
'r' .'e".fl
N'pt With The Monks
''.' 'nn a'"u' all Span
o. 'rrrr "'rlmIirrS, and
'' "l puhIir nrLs and
m 'hn main prone
" ''' m'I"r Town, there
a''' al'"l TIA" Nlamcdn.
mrk where the people
Vt tf lUt.r..r.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04

Don't neglect your eyes. Sc
Hathaway. He knows. nd
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-04
CLIP AND MAIL THIS NO,
To THE INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City. n. &.

Write It PLainly
Evening star., 1924-09-04
WHEELER APPEALS
TO MILL WORKERS
Should Send Own Represent
atives to Congress, He
Says, in Manchester.
BY the Associated Press.

MANCHESTER. \. H.. September 4.
Three Rhode Island cities-Woon-
socket. Newport and Providence
were objectives ahead today in the
New England campaign tour OF SEN
ator Burton X. Wheeler of Montana.
vice presidential nominee on the third
ticket. \ single address in Manches-
ter last night concluded the New
Hampshire bookings, and only one
more day Will be given to New Eng
land points. when, on Friday, Senator
Wheeler goes to Connecticut. Satur
day he reaches New York City.
Factory workers around a speakers
stand in park here listened to SEN
ator WheelerS last nights discussion.
For them h" called the roll of his as
sociatcS in the senate who have voted
with the La Toilette forces. naming
Senators Rrookhart. Republican.
Iowa: Din. Democrat. Washington :;
ShipStead, Fermentation. Minnesota:
Johnson. tarmer-Labor. Minnesota:
Couzens Republican. Michigan. and
ending with La Toilette All of them
owed their seats to the support Of
the farmers and workers, who got
rhsm nominated and then got them
elected senator " ~@ler said.
lie called upon New Hampshire
listeners to follow che example set.
incidentally telling them that he had
not 'Secn anybody in Washington in
Congress representing tho farmers
and workers Of New HAMPSHIRE" but
that he had seen some representa-
tion of the mill interests
Evening star., 1924-09-04

dacious Moor until he is beaten and
his morale broken. We must meet
every attack of the Moor with coun-
ter attacks"
The statement says that all thought
of peaceful solution of the problem
has been abandoned. THE only mat
ter under consideration" 1t declares.
"is that once again a general upris-
ing Of the Moors has left open di-
rect attack upon and loss Of commu-
nication with 4 number OF positions
in which our soldiers are garrisoned.
This means war. and the only way to
reply is by war, not only because OF
our dignity, but also because OF our
spirit Of solidarity and our instinc-
tive sense for self f-preservation."
Evening star., 1924-09-04

creases, the bureau OF business re-
search at the Harvard Business School
announces, as q result Of an analysis
of operating expenses in department
ness in 1928.
Sales increased with advertising,
the bureau found, and larger stores
were found to be reducing expenses
by improved management methods.
The bureau pointed to an increasing
tendency to shift emphasis in man
agement from the buying to the SELL
ing side.
1t was said that the volume Of net
sales by department stores last year
Increased substantially over that Of
1929; the total expense ratio, on the
Evening star., 1924-09-04
BANS PEACE RALLY.
Mayor of Boston Denies Socialists
Permit for Defense Day.

BOSTON. September "A request
by the Socialist party organization IN
Massachusetts for permission to hold
II peace demonstration on the COM
mons on Defense day was denied yes
terday by Mayor Curley.
LAS an American mayor of an Amer
lean city. interested in America, l am
opposed to anything that sayors of
pacifism propaganda which. in my
opinion, unless checked may serve to
deprive Americans of their present
splendid heritage which was secured
through use of the sword and, SO long
as the governments of the world con-
tinue constituted as at present, car
only be preserved and perpetuated by
the sword" Mayor Curley wrote Al
bert Weisbord, who made the appli-
cation.
Evening star., 1924-09-04
WHEELER TOUR OUTLINED,
Schedule Dependent Upon Course
of His Trial.
t:y the Associated Prcss

i:y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September {. - senator
Burton X. Wheeler will speak in Man
haitian. up state New York. PennSyl-
vania. Ohio and Chicago This month
if his trial does not interfere with u
schedule announced at his national
headquarters last night. The Chicago
engagement is set for September 30.
He is scheduled to speak in Cooper
Union, New York City, September 6.
The remainder of the schedule fol-
lows:
September \. Albany. Schcnectady.
y. y: O. WatrrtoWn. Dgdensburg ~
Evening star., 1924-09-04

y: 10. Syracuse, Rochester y. Y: II,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. y. y: L. Newark
n. j.: l3, Philadelphia: Is, dinner at
the Astor, New York; 16, Pittsburgh,
Pa; II, Cleveland, Ohio; IS. Colum-
bus, Ohio; 10, Cincinnati, Ohio; 20,
Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-09-04
SPAIN DECLARES MOORS
WILL BE FOUGHT TO END
Threat to Garrisons to Be Opposed
Until Natives Are Beaten,
Says Statement.
Rv tho Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
MADRID. September An official
! communication issued by the war de-
! partment yesterday concerning the
| situation in Morocco says:
'There is but one way out of the
| situation, and that is to fight the au~
Evening star., 1924-09-04
Fall Sale of
Floor Coverings

The advent of each day brings
with it beautiful new rugs, car
pets and linoleums; rugs Of all
sizes, rugs of all colorings, rugs
of numberless designs; all are in
cluded in this great sale.
Evening star., 1924-09-04
STORE EXPENSES RISE
FASTER THAN DO SALES
Fact Established in Survey of De
partment Businesses After
Certain Size Reached.

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, September A.
Department store expenses increase
more rapidly than sales beyond a GER
tain point instead Of decreasing pro-
portionately as sales volume in
Evening star., 1924-09-04
FIRE LOSS IS $4,000.
Freight House Is Threatened b
sI9IosD VI sswsId

'sI5IosD NJ sswstd.
MACON, Ca, September All fire.
fighting apparatus in Macon was
brought into use early today in check.
ing q fire which broke out near the
railroad yards. swept through
wholesale grocery warehouse and for
q time threatened the Central OF
Evening star., 1924-09-04

Georgia freight house, causing dam
age estimated at more than 10000
Railroad men working in the heat
Of the flames saved strings of loaded
freight cars from destruction. Only
three cars were DESTROYED
Evening star., 1924-09-04

average, was lowered slightly, and
the average ratio Of net profit some-
what increased.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21
RUsLA DEcLARA QUE NO TIENE
NTNGUN INTERES EN- QUE FzAYA
GUERRA ENTIRE EsTADos UNTDos
" Ell JAPoN

WARRINGTON, abril 90. Omitted
Pressl l.-Despacho fectbidos del CO
rSesronsal &c la United Press en- la Gin
dad dc Moscou, Russia, tnforman que
en ma ertr&vigta que ha celcbrado con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21
Un Remedio
Vaiiosisirno

Nihgin otro remedio da la nueva
fuerza, la energ1a la vitalidad' las
personals debiles Y agotadas que ell
elixir Leonardo para la Sangre." Su
maravilloso poder sobre las enferme-
dades descansa en- el hecho de que
enriquece y purifica la sangre de tai
-manera que hace circular este fluldO
vital por todo ell cuerpo, sustituyendo
tejidos gastados, y reconstituy
otros nuevos sanos.
Eel cuerpo cansado siente los efectos
fortalecientes del elixir Leonardo
para la Sangre" despu6s de tomar. la
primera dosis. Es valioso especial
mente para dar fuerza nueva hom-
bres mujeres de edad avanzada.
Devuelve Ia. energfa la vitalidad
gastadas. Els ell Iinico remedio digno
del nombre de verdadero depurativo de
la sangre. Tonifica ell sistema, regu-
lariza los nervios devuelve la salud
v la fuerza Ell elixir de Leonardo
para la Sangre" cura el Reuma tismo,
81 Catarro, el Envenenamiento de Ia
Sangre todas las enfermedades de In
Sangres Hace isangre roja y rica. In
sista en- que sea ell elixir de sLeon-
ardi."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

el Mii!istro de la Guerra, quiel acaba
&c llcgar del caucaso, el Ministro le
hizo las siguientes manifestations
Russia desea que la paz impere en- to-
das parties del murdo, y es una Goa
coT1pletaIlente falta de l6gica y de
sontido conl1n el decir que nosotxos
estamos ospeculando con los antagonij-
mos tntre les Estados unidos y el j.
ron. (Ncsotros no tcnelnos ell u1cnor
interes en Que haya guerra entire Is
COS nacicnos. Tampoco e5tamos hacies
do, como Sc ha Querido hacer yer, !
nlencr preparaSivo do 'guerra cont :
kumanla, aunQus 81 cuiero declarar & .
firInementc nos negamos a sancionar ,
violenta fraudalenta manera con qu3
Sc nos ha que-ido despojar de Ia Besa-
rabia. Estalnos hacienda grandes esfu :
zcs POT sostener nuestra determine
ci6a de no entrar en- guerra alguna, 81
que deseatnos consolidar nuestro GRO
ditto en- fnglaterra, mantcnar rela-
clones ventajosas con los demas pafses
de- orbe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

GQUIERE GANAR MAS DINERO?
APRENDA A EsCRIBIR HIsToRIAs
PARA Ell CINE. Mande cinco dollars
vuelta de correo le enviaremos nues
tro Curse de Instrucciones en- espahol.
Tambi6n nos hacemos cargo de la ira
duccion al ingl6s, critica, correction =
presentation en- la forma tecnica de at
gumentos historias escritos en- CASTE
Eano. Nuestros precios son razonables
Y nuestros serv1cios esmerados. UNI
We AL PHoToPLAY SERVICE.
Box So Trinity Station, New York Oh
ty. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

Sic ALQUILA: Casa concrete dos plan
tas con garage, Gale Canals. Bajos
sala, comedor, cocina, habitacion para
ofeina o dormitorio, ducha, etc.; al
tos cuatro dormitorios terraza, bafio y
demas. INFoRMARAsE casa Don AR
TURO. BRAVO al frente No. 12.
4-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

Sc ALQUILA: Hermosa residen-
cia. cinco habitaciones. Garage, corr
pletamente amueblada por seis me-
ses o, mas, calle Cordero esuuina NC
Cleary frerte al mar Tel. 531 San
Juan. 4-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21
PARA LAS PfRS0NAS De
BUFN GUSTO

Confeccionamoso toda cIase de pia.
tos especiales para comidas. banque-
tes, jiras, etc, etc como jan'dn plan
chado,@ pavos trufadus,/ ensaIadas de
polio, de frutas de otras clases, POI
lentas, galantinas, hallacas (venezola.
nas) sandwiches, biscochos variadcn,
dulces en- almibar e inlinidad de pla.
xyuI Santnroe
tos al gusto del cliente Telefono 132
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

SE ALQUTT4AN casas an Hato Rey
Moderno parada ST 1l2, a $25.0o y
$50. Son hermcsas y ventnadas. InTor-
maran alli, en- ''Colmado Esrana. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

LA 'GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tstuan 21. Advt.
CUARTILLAS DEL DIR. con y Tos
te,-- Los derechos pasIvos de los macs
tros do escuela puertorrtQnehoa, des-
pues de 1898.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

MIRADOR: Sc alquila habitaci6n muy
fresca con aqua corriente y servicio
sanitario en- tercer piso casa calle In
fanta Luisa No. II Marina. EntraHa
exclusive. Informaran en- la Camara
de comercio, Edifcio ochoa. 4-23.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-21

NOS MuDAMCS: La nu6anza de nues
tfo 'establacimiento para los .bajos 1Cl
Sr. Martinez I,lonin, Sc efectuara fl
res de este mes, y ALI venGcrenos
muy barato. peEo los precios que tene-
cambio, on Telas, Trajes para caballe-
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