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New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
DETROIT OUTFIT
 NEEDS CLUSTERING
Cobb Himself Admits Weakness
 of His Team
CBy Billy ENans)

sat next to Ty Cobb in the press box. At a critical stage of one of the games double play Peckinpaugh to Harris to Judge, ended a New York rally that promised much.
 During the season Washington's great inleld, because of it's ability 10 make double plays in a pinch, made possible the winning of the pennant,
 In the wordsseries the double play ball was also Washingtons fa- Norite weapon on defense.
 If I had two players like Pcckin- paugh and Harris around second. wouldn't have any worries as a man. agcr for about four years l could win that many pennants."
 Cobb is sold on the fact that he must strengthen his team defensive ly and that second base is the par ticular spot in need of help.
 Because of that fact, the recent announcement that Cobb had se- cured George McBride as coach, is of unusual interest Unquestionably Cobb is looking to Mcbride to remedy the weakness around second base.
 Mcbride was one of the greatest fielding shortstops that ever graced a major league diamond. He wasn't much of hitter but dangerous in a pinch,
 If Mcbride can instruct as well as he could play the infield, the Detroit club is certain to he much benefited as the result of his acquisition to the Tyger roster.
 Mcbride is one of the very few players in the history of the major leagues who could handle the long and short throw on an attempted double steal.
 This play is one of the prettiest in baseball when properly executed.
 When Jack Barry played short and Eddie Collins second for Phila- delphia, the pair were wonders at making the play, Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers, when with the Cubs, were no less successful.
 This play is made with runners on first and third, the man on first breaking for second, hoping to draw a throw from the catcher that will enable the runner on third to score.
 In order to Circumvent the play, a shortstop and second baseman, who work together smoothly use a system in handling the ball to meet the situation as they sec it As the runner starts for second one of the two players runs 10 8 pisition well in front of second on a line with the plate, the other simply covers second,
 When the catcher starts his throw the player well in front of second l '"I~'lHS SlDshiS ll4C movement OI the runner on third.
 If he feels satisfied the runner is going to try 10 score he cuts the l throw off and plays it to the plate,
 If he believes the runner on third Is not going to make an attempt 10 score, he ducks ont of the way. all lows the ball 10 carry through and the man covering second makes q play on the runner coming into that base.
 George McBride, because of his wonderful arm, made this play alone and seldom got the worst of the de- Clsion.
 If is 3 good bet that he will many times earn his salary as an assistant to Manager Cobb.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Lame Brain Specialist

Lame Brain Specialist
 Slow thinkers and beginners let their seconds fight their whole fights for them, Doc Bagley is making somewhat of a reputation here as the master mind of the ham-end- cggers.
 For a cash consideration Bagley will so in the corner behind a nick fighter and do his thinking for him. As there are plenty of hicks in the preliminary and semi windup class es, Bagley is making more than his cakes.
 Not all the so-caled great seconds, however, measure up when the pinch comes. Francois Descamps, who handles Carpenter, is supposed 10 be miracle worker In the mat ter of capturing the hard American dollar he undoubtedly is. But in all other respects he is just q missed swing.
 l saw him handle the Frenchman in three fights, first against Demp- sey then Gibbons and finally Tunney.
 Dcscamps Lost Ball
 Now there aren't three fighters in the ring with more widely different styles. No smart hattler would at tempt to fight the savage Dempsey for instance, the same way he would fight the cautious Tunney. 1t was evident Carpenter placed implicit faith in the voluble Francois.
 At every opportunity Georges would look 10 his corner for advice and always Dcscamps would wrinkle up his features bare his gleaming teeth, and hold up the right hand. Now everyone knows the right is Carpenters best blow. But there must have been times during his American bouts when an occasional use of the left for strategic purposes we'll say, might have helped his ! cause
 It certainly required no great amount Of ring wisdom to keep on suggesting that he swing with the right.
 And. as Carpenter was getting mo- where at all the way he was fighting, II ind ated tremendous lack of re- sourcefulness in man, meaning Descamps who was supposedly hot stuff in his line.
 Changed Carp's Style i l was talking recently about Des- camps 10 Willie Lewis, the old vel terweight, and present manager of i Abe Goldstein. bantamwcight cham pion. Lewis taught Carpenter how 10 box
 Five or six years back Georges 1 was a really great fighter" assured Lewis. His left was almost as good as his right At least it was very dangerous.
 Then Descamps made strictly right-handed swingor out of him, for no reason at g III, Georges promptly lost 50 per cent of his effectiveness.
 Except in 3 business way, Dos- camps was never of any real value to Carpenter, Whatever progress Georges made Tn the ring he made in spite Of Descamps, not because of him."
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

Tn the efficiency test, consisting Of potato races, broad jump, target throw, running high jump, swim ming and diving, only four boys have passed. They are: Otto Barta, Fred Feldman, Theodore Vessels and Juseph Augustine,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

'If I had two players like pcckin- paugh and Harris around second. l wouldn't have any worries as a man. agcr for about four years. l could win that many pennants."
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

George Mcbride, because of his wonderful arm, made this play alone and seldom got the worst of the de- Clsion.
 If IS 3 good bet that he will many times earn his salary as an assistant to Manager Cobb.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

(Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

Mcbride is one of the very few players in the history of the major leagues who could handle the long and short throw on an attempted double steal.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

AS the runner starts for second one of the two players runs to 8 pisition well in front of second on a line with the plate, the other simply covers second.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-27

Correspondence a Ia proclama del
Hon. gobernador Towner, Sc celebr6
Ell Barceloneta la Semana Educativa
Americana, organizada por la facul-
tad escolar. En- la escuela "Rafael
Ba1seiro Maseira' varios oradores tu-
vieron cargo el desarrollo de temas
apropiados la celebration, en- los
dias lunes, martes microbes, habien
do dejado todos gratas titles impre
stones entire los estudiantes.
Ell viernes desfI6 por las GALES dcl
pueblo, una esplendida parada escolar,
forecida de banderas americanas. Sc
exhibian carteles sobre advertencias
escolares, como:
"Necesitamos mas escuelas rura.
1es'.
"Necesitamos un parque escolat y
una verja''.
Padres. visitad las escuelas'.
''El analfabetismo es una amenaza
para nuestro pueblo.
Reuni6ronse luego en- el teatro eva
riedades". los alumnos. los maestros,
muchos padres los oradores que iban
a tomar parte en- ell programa del dia.
Hubo ciertos ntimeros muy ingeniosos
y de caracter educativo, desempeIia~
dos por pequefios muchachos. "La Ca
ridad cantada por la nifiita Perez,
result6 muy aplaudida.
Hizo uso de la palabra ell Reveren-
do Bacaicoa, y su discurso fue IN re-
guero de senillas, que sin duda ten
dram buena vida en- ell cerebro 6c los
oyentes. Don Fernando Sria, future
Representante a la Camara por q dis
trito, estuvo acertado en- "Que pode-
mos hacer para el levantamiento no
raj de la juventud que sube', pcEien
do de una manera clara ante los ojcs
de los muchachos, Ell gran caudaI de
eXperiencia que los afios le han pro-
porcionado. FL sefior Suria prometio a
los maestros estudiantes, que Ell trs
haj ajaria en- la Legislature los fondos
necesarios tanto para Ell parque corao
para la verja.
FL DR.. Hill, Director de la Funda-
ci6n- Rockefeller, hab16 acerca de Ia
anemia paludismo en- Puerto Rico.
v fue dido con todo ell inter6s que
merece esta question de la salud pu-
bhca. Cerr6 ell acto ell doctor Jose N.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-27
DE BARCELONETA

Santia O. futuro Alcalde de Barcelo-
meta, quien Sc ocup6 de ''Lo que ha-
ra la Administration Municipal por
las escuelas''. FL doctor Santiago pro
metio atender la necesidad de escue.
las rurales, v expuso algunos proyec-
tos que tiene en- mente los cuales Sc
propone poner Ell practica, con la COO
peracion, como es natural, del pueblo
de Barceloneta en- general.
Y mientras los muchachos agitaban
al aire un sinnumero de banderas
americanas, Sc imponian en- ell espacio
! las subimes notas de nuestra Borin-
quen. como 81 ell alma puertorrique-
ma en- elias sintetizada, viera justi-
cia santa en- aquellas franjas y en-
aquellas estrellas. La Borinquen en-
aque1 acto solemnizaba ell progreso
cultural de nuestro pueblo, bajo la
bandera americana, que servira de pc
destal a nuestras esperanzas.
Nos agrad6 mucho que Ell doctor
Hill nos dijera "que 6l Sc alegraba
que el pueblo de Barceloneta Sc CO.
bijara, como los demas de la isla, ba-
jo los pliegues de la bandera ameri-
cana, que aprendiera el idioma ir-
giles hasta que uegara hablarlo tan
bien como el, pero sin DESCUIDf>R
nunca ell castellano'. Y cuando este
Sc desprende de los labios de un anne
ricano del continente,, algunos supAr-
americanos regionales', da pena verlos
como sin compassion tratan de afro
pellar la lengua que nos legaron los
colonizadores, para dar preferencia a
la sajona Pero cuando ell doctor Hill
yea estos prototipos del america
nismo, para matarles la anemia y pa
ludismo. Sc encargara tambien dc ma
tarles ell basilo peligroso de uH sajo-
nismo hip6critamente apasionado.
Jestis Ma. RIOS.
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IMPORTANTE AVISO A LOS SRES
FARMACEUTICoS

La demanda de las CAPSULAs
DEL DR.. SANGER es general. Pro
v6ase de las mismas = aumentara ast
sus benefcios.
PEDRO MOREL.
Agente General.
Ponce.
Advt
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sDEsEA uD. uN EMPLEADoa

IPor quA no darlo conoceT en- la
secci6n de anuncios clasiflcados de Ell
MUNDo. por ser lefda pcr miles do
personas7 Haga una prueba y qneda-
"a satisfecho.
q Advt
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CASA A PLAzOs.-Compre su casa


CASA A PLAZOS.-Compre su casa
con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
el sitio mas sano Y fresco de Santurce
(MontefloreS), con calle embreada, luz
electrica, telefono, gas aqua Ga to-
das horas) puede usted adquirir Ia su-
va, limpia, atractiva V de moderna
construction, pagandO- pequefa canti-
dad al contado, z. el restO en- hipoteca
pagar nlensualfhente, como 81 fuera
alquiler Buen vecindario, Sitio delicio-
so, panorama 'bellfsimo, transporte ia
ell por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto Sc reSuelva la TRANQUIL
cia, Ia ,nueva lfnea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci0n. Venga a yer
las va vendidaS Y habitadas pOr sus
duenos, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisicion. Asf indaga. listed
y Sc informa por ellos mismos direc-
tamente. Informard: Ulises Roman
BOrges. CFisto /, tercer piso. Tel6fo-
no 155, San Juan. p
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CE ALQUlI4A un piso de la casa S.
Brau S5. Informardn SArtado 7cc5.
Teiefono $50 11-27
CE ALQCkIla.-La Planta Alta de
la casa Ribot 10, esquina Condado.
Informaran gelefono 472, Santurce.
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A PARTANIENTO moderno: Sc al

quila en- Luna No. 80 dando a San
Justo. De tres dormitorios, dos servi-
,iOs sanitarios, etc. Informara Edifi-
oio Iglesfas. Luna 80 primer piso.
M.
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NENDESE en- $27O0 casa nueva dc

Y EtNULoH pn S-tUU CUSI nueNA Ur
MADEIRA, sta en- Ia calle Silva. entire
Ii calIe America" Y la fabrica de niue
blee. Tiene tres habitaciones, servicio
Sanitario, garaje Y solar propio Para
informes Jose Alfano, Fundici0n
Abarca o Recinto Oeste No. ,, altos
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A TTRACTIvE BUNGALOW in g.

ing section Of Santurce, for sale.
Suitable for small family. Three bed
Arooms. combination living and dining
room, bath and kitchen. Modern con-
veniences. Garage and servants room.
moderate price. VIM. T. Nye, Box 1874,
San Juan. Phone 238 verde, Santurce.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS
KMTIK ID. Una preparation arseni-

KILTIK ID. Una preparation arseni-
cal para ell complete exterminio de
las garrapatas. Garantizado de pro-
ducir TN efectO eficaZ v rapido. Pida
infOrmeS a: Los MuchachOS", Sues.
de A. Mayol Y Co., San Juan. 2. r.
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TRUCK FORD.-Se vende, del 1924
comprado hace cinco meSeS Tiene
GAIA especial y plataforma. Precio
$4,000. Para infOrmes, dirfjaSe a JO-
sc Mendez, Tel6fono 1438 st. 1929
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nE OPORTUNIDAD. Sc yende un
piano Kohler and Campbell en- mag
nfficas condolences, muy barato. In
tOrmara ParQue &c, Stop 43-1 4 TelefO-
no 334 Rojo. Santurce. l1-27
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RARATA.-Compro finca pequena
prefi6rese con casa De informes V
preciO j. Il. 4. Box 707, San Juan
12-1
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nESEA uSted una habitaci0n fresca
comfortable, independents? En- Ca
talulla No. 4, parada 26 Y media, muy
/cerca de la escuela Luis Munoz Ri
vera, la encontrara usted. Familia
respectable. 2.
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD! Sc yende
barato Gambia por carro peque-
no, un autOm6vil Hudson Super Six,
Modelo % Informaran Tel. 935 verde
Santurce, p. K. lips
>~~~~~~~~~~
CE VENDE arrienda casa en- S. j.
Magnlfica oportunidad. Esplendida-
mente situada, terrera, frente Ia Pla
"a de Colon. Superficie s por 80 me-
trOs Siete habitaciones con luz abun
dante Y bien ventiladaS. Aqua, corrien
te todas horas. Dos patios Y un jar
din. Cimentada sobre rOca viva, resis-
te construction de mas pisos. Acepta-
ria residencia en- Santurce, en- pago
de parte de su preciO. Angel Paniagua,
Tel. 1888, ApartadO 655. 1919
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pOR $500 alquflanse apartamentos

indcpendientes, ventilados, recien-
temente construldos Sala, comedor,
cocina, cuatro dormitorfos, daspensa,
balloon, galeria, servicio sanitario, mo-
derno. Informaran Jose de Diego 81.
.Iel6fono PIP, Rio Piedras T..
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GRAN AGENCIA BICICLETAs. Ven

ia y alquiler. Taller, pinturas, re-
paraciones. Venta gomas y accessories,
stop Z, Puerta de TERRA. Sucursales
Ell Toa Baja Martin Pena. Propie-
tarl0 {. Hernandez Hn0. l2-I7
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CE VENDE Hospedaje meJor y ma
gFande de la ciudad. Balloon ambos
lados capacidad para 40 personals, buen
mobiIiario. Infornara en- la misma Co
mercio st. No. 10 altos Cayey. 1923
s~s@~S~~>~N~~s~~N~
&C 4ALQUILAN varias oficinas en- ell
Edfficio Bouret. San JustO No. L.
Informardn en- la Joyerfa Bouret. r.
CE ALQUILA, casa poe $25.00 men
suales a diez minutes de la para
do 4 hacia O. este. Para informes ca
lie Lo{2a 10. 23O, Parada A. Santurce,
teltf 40 50 rOiO.
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PARA NAVIDAD Y REYES. Prove,

FI.NIN-N Il I
chOsa cOmpra de duraci0n. Satisfac
ci0n garantizada 0 devOluci6n. Cami-
sa de lana superior calidad. colores
girls, brown. kahki Valor $295. Zapa-
TO negro, estilo policiaco, piel kangaroo
lcgftimO. taco de gonna, valOr $5.95.
Enviando 20 centavos por la camisa.
V 100 por los zapatos, los recibird de
fdbrica Y pagara ell resto al recibirloS.
Dirfjase: Anselmo Torres Co, Cidra.
F. r. 1924
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TENENfOS PARA VENDER A PLA.
ZOS COMODOS.-Pianos,s Auto-pia
nos, Fon0grafos, Juegos de eomedor,
Juegos de Habitaci0n, Neveras, rope
ros V tOda clase de muebles de sala.
No deje de venir comprar suS niue
bles antes de navidad. pues con cual-
quier cantidad de dinero podra usted
llevar 10 que necesite, pagar ell res
to a plazos c6modos. Nendemos para
toda n isla EScrfhanos Y le enviare-
mos Agente. Gonducci0n a Santurce
San Juan gratis. La Joya del Hogar,
Cristo No 13, San Juan, Y La Joyi-
tn. Carretera No. 115. Santurce. 1217
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TTRENTE Al MAR tres casas dies
OPORTUNIDAD para .sefioras que

Sc embarcau. Vendo abrigo piel de
f0ca 3 4 de largo, dc 36"-40" ancho
Precio razonable. Informara tel6fonO
go negro, Santurce. 1929
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a 0ENTEs DE NEGOCIO.- Tengo

dinero para cOlocar en- hipotecas.
Nendo casas dc MADEIRA concrete en-
eitios c6ntricos. Informaran Tres Her
-Iuunos No 43, Parada q. 11-27
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Sc VENDE casa en- Rio Piedras. ca
lie Roble IL Ocho habitaciones. tres
en- planta alta; doble servicio santa
rio; sala, comedor amplio, buen patio,
drboles frutales. Para informes te1e-
fono 1S7 negro, Hato Rey Box 800,
Rio Piedras. 1917
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FLORES NATURALEs. Sc hacen ra-

mos, cruces, cora2oncs, bouquets
para noyias. Tel6fono 825 azul, San
turce, Gale Hernandez No. g, para
da Ii. 1914.
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HMO JAPONES. Superior a cuantos

Sc han empleado para coser a ma
no y maquina, por gu flexibilidad
tcnci6n especial. Eny1e Il la isla fran
queo extra. Los AIuchachos, San Juan,
p. r.. F.
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XYENTA DE FLORES NATURALES:

] xTENTA DE FLORES NATURALES:
| en- ramos, cruces, coronas, en- La
calle Hoare ndmero is lame al tele-
| fonO G7S azuI. =.
S~%s~s~~S~sSS~~$
pATRONES PARA LABORES. Qua
dernos con disef1os instrucciones
para hacer t0da clase de IabOres. Ca
da cuaderno para una labor diStinta.
Al pedir indique ST la desea para GRO
chet bordad0, etc. Env1o la iSla
franqueo extra. LOS MUCHACHOS,
San Juan, P. r. 2.
~~~%~S~s%~S%S
CE VENDEN Chinelas de Pajilla
1.75 doc. Gorras V Sombreritos pa
"a niflos, $1.75 a 2.25 doe. SERVINGS
G. o. D. Julian Carrasco, Rafael Cor
dero st. No. 90. San Juan. 1130
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PARA NAVIDAD.-Antesd de cOmprar
sus muebles, visftenOS. TenemOs
muebles de todas classes para sala, CO.
medor, roperOs, tocad0res, etc, etc.
La Joya del Hogar, Inc, Cristo 13, San
Juan. Carretera 115, Santurce. Ventas
para tOda la isla, escr1ban0s Y lie en-
viaremos nuestro Agente. ConducciGn
para San Juan y Santurce, Gratis.
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\~S~1S~~~S~S~>NS%%s %s$S~0SS~E~S~~~S~~~
SE VENDE: Por menos de su valor,
residencia de concrete con 2Jo0 me-
tros de solar Ell Hato Rey, Stop 2912,
informaran Tel 7S8 negro, Santurce.
1921
SE SOLICITA Sten6grafa o esten6-
grafo que tome bien el ingl6s, dirt
jase a S. Valdes, tel6fono 1779, San
Juan. 1l-27
~U~~>~~~.~~~-~D~~~~
VENDO sin cOrredor en- $500 casa
nueva con garage, solar 252 metros,
Avenida Palacios, Monte Flores. De
jarfa parte en- hipoteca Informes en-
la misma casa, TelGfono 776, San Juan
0 Ramona RoSadO, Gale Buenaventu-
ra No. 6S altos, Sunoco, Santur0e. 12-1
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THPORTANTE.-P Oficinista pro
fesora. Amplia habitaci6n Y comidas
en- casa familia pOr POGO dinero. Fren-
te a Brumbaugh. 1nformes en- San Juan
BautiSta No. s, Parada Z. p
NECESITAMOS Buenas c0stureras,
bordadoras caladoras. Morris f.
St0ryk, Isabel "a. No. Marina, San
Juan Puerto Rico. 1928
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CK ALQUILA local ventilado como

de 500 metros cuadradOs casi en-
una sola pieZa, en- el ediflcio de Su-
cesores de Perez Hermanos de la Ma
rfna Para informes, telefono 215, San
Juan. l..
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| en- ramos, cruces, o cOronas, en- La
calle Hoare ndmero 16 lame al tel6-
fono 678 azuI. p.
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sc VENDE: Tn Maxwell nuevo. Ca
rro cerrado. Condicioncs pcrfectas
Solamente ha corrido 1000 millas. Sc
puede cambiar por Touring Car. Infor
mara: DR.. Tabor, Radio Station. Stop
735. 12-1
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CE XENDE barato Studebaker Light
- Six por ausentarse su dueno. Mag
nfficas condfciones, modelo del 24.
eduipo complete. Informara Hotel Cen
tral. 1872
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A FINADOR y REPARADOR de p

nos J pianos automaticos. LarSa
gFAcyica. preci0s m0dicoS. tTabajos ga
rapttzados. Referenclas: A. MesOrana
Co, San Justo IS, Tel. 022, Box
997. San Juan. 12-2
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COLOCACION:- N:-Necehitam emple-
ado en- el ramo de mercanclas en
general que pueda dar buenas refe-
rencias. Para informes, dirfjase Apar
tado No. 56, Yabueoa, l.. 4. 1927
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ALQUILO CASA fresca en- Dos Her
man0s IL. DepartamentOs en- carre-
terra nueva para establecimiento. Ca
sa para poca familla Precios m6dicos,
Santurce Tei6fono 114l aZul. lI-29
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CE vENDE La muy acreditada Far

macia LA CRUZ ROJA, que fut
del Lcdo. Antonio Serbia de la Rosa
en- la Ciudad de Utualo. Para tratar
de este asunto dirijase a George Ser
bia C0rdoya, en- dicha ciudad de Utua
do. 11-27
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cE yENDE o ALQUILA: Casa n

CE VENDEN precioS Sumamente
baratos autom0vil Ford touring
nueyo tres dfas uso; Studehaker Light
Six m0dela 1924 en- muy buenas condi-
clones: Maxwell Club Sedan modelo
1924 excelentes condolences y Stuz
cuatro cilindroS
Informara The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefono
4. 6, s. San Juan, p r.. Comercio Sc.
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The Washington times., 1924-02-20
F AIR WEATHER
To FOLLOW
STORM
Heaviest Snowfall in Two
Years Turns to SIush in
City's Streets.

Washington, after wallowing in
seas of slush today. probably will
be visited by fair weather tomorrow.
The heaviest snow in two years
fell yesterday, bringing out the full
street cleaning force Of the city for
the first time since the winter of
1922. Despite the heavy snowfall,
street railway traffic was kept on
Ia nearly normal schedule.
Sleighs were on the streets last
night for the first time this winter.
Because Of the bad street conditions
there were q number of traffic acct.
dents last night and early this morn.
ing.
Chicago telegraph and news wires
were broken during the storm and
there was intermittent trouble on
other lines. Railroad arrivals at
Union Station were from five to
fifteen minutes late yesterday and
last night.
The street cleaning department
had a force Of 500 men at work
clearing intersections and cutters In
the downtown section Of the city
this morning. The street railway
tracks were kept clear by fourteen
plows and sweepers, which were
kept in operation until late last
night. Eighty.slx men were EN-.
ployed to keep, switches from
clOgging.
Storm warnings were ordered dis.
played today along the Atlantic
coast from Cape hatteras to East.
port. Ne, a. the storm passed out
20 sea- The storm track extends
from Alabama coast 20 Ohio.