davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-12-03

\ picture of the White House auto
graphed by Mrs. Coolidge has been
sent by her for sale at the Christmas
bazaar. which will he given Friday by
the Ladies Association of the Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal Church
on John Marshall place and c street.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. West will
entertain at dinner at the New VIII
Evening star., 1924-12-03

Judge and Mrs. J. Harry Covington
are sending out Invitations for a
dance at Rauscher's December 30 for
their debutante daughter. Miss Anne
Covington. who will return from Vas
sar College December 19 Mrs. Cow
ington will give a tea for her daugh-
ter later in the season.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

DR.. Rudolf kuraz first secretary Of
fhc Czechoslovaki3n Legation, and
Mime. Kuravova viii entertain a small
party at dinner tonight a the New
willard Hotel
Evening star., 1924-12-03

The Ambassador of Italy, Don Celia
sfo Caetani. will return today from
New York. where he went To attehu
the dinner which was given IN ms
honor last evening by Conte and Con
1essa villa in their home at Is East
Scyeuty-second street. The company
numbered 30. additional guests being
asked for dancing after the dinner.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

was for time a member of the Board
of Public Works of the Territory of
Columbia, and with Alexander Shep-
herd and Hallet kilbourn was con-
cerned in various real estate i'm
provements.
In 1871, when a real estate boom
struck Connecticut avenue, the Cali
fornia syndicate bought blocks OF
commons in the neighborhood of Du-
pont Circle. The chief members of
that syndicate were Senator William,
NJ Stewart of Nevada, Curtis J. Hill
Yer and Thomas Sunderland Stew
art bought from his associates the
square northwest Of Dupont Circle
and between Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts avenues, and in 1873 built
Stewart Castle, on the site of which
Charlie Semmes put up the Semmes
building not long before his death.
During this boom the British gov
ernment bought lots at the northwest
corner of Connecticut avenue and n
street and built the British legation.
Alexander Shepherd, in association
with Hallet Kilbourn and Adolph
Cluss, built the three fine stone
houses on the north side of * be-
tween Seventeenth street and Con-
necticut avenue, and Shepherd took
the house at; the corner of Connectf-
cut avenue for his home. Perhaps
you will better recall Adolph Cluss
when I remind you that he was the
father of Anita Cluss, the dark haired
and dark eyed girf who played the
harp at many of our concerts.
At the time of Edward F. Droop's
marriage to Sophie Schmidt he was
living on the east side of Tenth
street, two doors south Of Ford's
Theater. He was early. at the scene
Of the Lincoln tragedy, and at his
death, February %, 1908. he left to
his family . number of relics of the
tragedy, which ne had collected a
few hours after the murder. One of
these is a BIT of the red wall paper
Evening star., 1924-12-14

very practical difficulties involved in
the problem OF making the streets
and highways safe and also more
usab!e.
\. L. Meredith, known throughout
the United States as the State COM
missioner of education of Connecticut,
has discovered that there are mem
bers of boards OF education who are
willing and anxious that safety cdu-
cation be introduced Into the curricu-
lum of the public s,hools, no matter
what the cost may te. Stephen James
of the Higllsay Education Board,
who picks t,I5 ssInners of an essay
contest in :, hia'I more than half a
million school children participate
each year. and Sidney Williams of
the National Safety Co9n1N are in
such accord that it is almost painful.
Tykc Johnson OF the National Auto
mobile Chamber OF Commerce, who.
true to the traditions Of his former
profession of newspaper man, cannot
tell II lie, sits down with Chief
Thomas H. Macdonald OF the Bureau
of Public Roads, who holds the
strings of the Federal purse contain
ing funds for federal aid roads, and
Highway Commissioners Ainey OF
Pennsylvania and Frank Page OF
North Carolina as peacefully as u
lamb gamboling about inc Daniels
whole den of lions. Motor Vehicle
Commissioners Robbins L. Stoeckel OF
Connecticut, Frank 4. Goodwin Of
Massachusetts. Benjamin u. Eynon Of
Pennsylvania and L. Austin Baugh
man OF Maryland find that there. are
other motor vehicle commissioners
willing TO listen and learn from them
Of the methods by which they have
reduced accidents on the public high
ways Of their States.
Suppose We look at few other
combinations just for curiosity s
Evening star., 1924-12-14

G. Metzerott in June, 1884, at his home
51I Twelfth street: of Adolph Cluss, OF
the organization of the music house of
Droop and later Droop & Sons Co; o3
the removal of the music store from
the old Evening Star Building. on the
south side, Of the Avenue (whose site
is covered by the northeast corner of
the Post Office Department building) to
the first floor of Shanks' Hall, 925 Penn
syivania avenue; the purchase of ad-
Joining property and erection Of the
building which, remodeled. is now the
Avenue Woolworth store. The Rambler
viii also call to mind many Of the neigh
bors of the Droop and Metzerott families
on Twelfth street.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

harmony Of which is Incompatible.
Or II. i. StelIwagon Of the Stock In
surance Companies sitting side by
side with ]. N Eaton of the
Mutuals and James l.. Madden Of the
insurance department. Of tie National
Chamber and 10 one of them being
arrested for attempted assassination;
Isaiah Hale Of the Atchison. To-
peha & Santa F'e: NJ. 7. lIanra han, Of
the American Express Co: Fred J.
Wells OF the Pierce ARROW Motor Car
60. and John Long Of the National
Automobi.c Chamber Of Commerce
doing d double AIphonse and CASTOR
turn.
Over all broods Col. 4. l.. Barber
both in spirit and iii person. Col
Barber is manager OF the transpor-
tation department of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the United States,
and was selected by Secretary Hoover
u act as director of the work. lie
il is who had charge OF the enor-
mously Important conference on
transportation last January. which
provided the Nation with d national
transportation policy. He has a real
military background and made ar
International reputation in his work
with Hoover and the American relief
administration in Europe and in the
reorganization OF the railroads Of
Poland. There is probably no one
man connected with the conference
who has n more intimate grasp of
all the detail Of every phase Of the
subject, and to him should so a
large measure of the credit for
bringing the preliminary work to a
most successful conclusion.
= :: :: =
I WlSIE What space might permit lie
10 n.ntiou each individual rneni-
Der Of each committee. and describe
the particular contribution he or She
has made in this preliminary work
Evening star., 1924-12-14

looking up the paper he found 1t was
a trust to Edward Droop and W. II.
MetZerott to secure payment of
s362.50, Searfs note being Endorsed
by DR.. J. F.. Thomson.
From 1867 to 1873 the record shows
scores of trusts to Edward Droop
ct al" (and William G. MetzerotD,
and a list of the makers Of the trusts
and chattel mortgages would be read
almost. as curiously in Washington
as a list Of our income taxpayers.
The proof is that buying things on
the delayed payment plan is not a
new habit in Washington, but I be-
lieye the habit was not practiced
Evening star., 1924-12-14

with so much zeal by our ancestors
as by us.
in 1867 Mr.. Droop was married
to Miss Sophie Schmidt of Trenton,
y. J.. woman of unusual musical
talent and with a glorious voice. She
was about to begin career as a con-
cert singer, but met Edward Droop.
surrendered, and took a husband
rather than a career. How the cou-
pie met 1 have not found out. but my
Impression is that she was sister
in-law of Adolph Cluss.
Adolph Cluss was an architect, and
in the 1863 directory is recorded as
"draughtsman, Navy, 13o End W. He
Evening star., 1924-12-14
Mifht Spoil Them

Book agent-Have you any children
in school?
E'armer-Yesi
Agent-You're just the man. Why
not buy them an encyclopedia?
Farmer-Waal, it might be all right
for the girl-but. by gum, the boys
are no better than me-and had to
walk to school all my life.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

could act as editor-in- chief Of a sta
tistical report that would receive the
unqualified approval Of that statis-
tician, William VI. Steuart, chief Of
the Bureau Of the Census
Picture ii you please L. y. Delano.
Hibbs Building. vice chairman Of the
conference and chairman of the
Federal city committee; John Idler,
head of the civic development
department Of the L. S. Cham
Der; our own hard-boiied Maj.
Jim Bell. drawn from the Eu-
Evening star., 1924-12-14

York. New Haven and Hartford; III.
4. Rowe, claims attorney for the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western;
John W. O'Connor Of the New York
Police Department and George X.
Burgess, chief of the bureau OF
Standards, could be shut up all day in
the same room together without at
least one fight" Well, it has been
done, not once. but many times.
Aud who would have thought that
Dean y. y. Johnson Of the University
Of Maryland. college professor.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
Buried Watch.

A WOMAN'S watch ploughed under
il years ago on the farm of John
Briggs at Avoca, n. Y, has just been
recovered when potato diggers came,
upon II in a hill of potatoes. The
crystal was not broken and the watch
was in good condition.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
Photo by Pire Macdonald.

g;ncer Corps to act as Eng iueer
Commissioner of the District, and
Charles W. Leavitt. who now hss
the job of heautifying Camden. y. j..
as q SpeCial quartet number. the
Evening star., 1924-12-14
ELLIOT II. GOODWIN. RESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT
ED STATES CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE. AND CHAIRMAN OF
TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

sake. Does any one imagine that y.
J. Brosseau, director in the Chamber
of Comm cree If the United states ana
president Of Mack Trucks, Inc: &. l..
Bardo. general manager Of the New
Evening star., 1924-12-14

THE Rambler got the strange idea
Of doing deserved honor to old
merchants by reading an advertise
Evening star., 1924-12-14

TOO many men are of the opinion
l. that women on committees such
AS these present problem apart
from the problem under discussion.
1t is thought by some that when
questions of q social or humanitarian
nature are involved they are apt to
refuse to give any consideration to
practical difficulties. Yet Mrs. John
Dickinson Sherman, president of the
National Federation of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. A. II. Reeve of the Ma
tional Congress Of Parents and Teach
crs, Miss Harriet Beard of the Detroit
schools and a number of other prom
inent women have made invaluable
contributions to the solutions of these
Evening star., 1924-12-14

"HE Rambler believes that some
records of old business fam
lilies of Washington may in
terest you He would define
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DE AIBoNITo
CRONISTA.

NOTA DE PROGRESO: Ha causado
aqui muy grata impression Ia expresiva
carta con que la Empresa Tile Aiho-
nito Hotel CO.. anuncia una entusias-
ia glra que efecturan varias importan-
tes personalidades de San Juan al sztio
escogido por aquella respectable Corpo-
raci6n para establecer ell gran Hotel
que proyecta fabricar en- las afueras
de esta poblacion.
La Compafiia, constituida por ho,n-
bres de reconocida competencia ell ma
terra de negocios, ha adquirido una pro
piedad de 240 cuerdas en- Aibonito, pa
ra los efectos de fabricar el hotel 1ue
esta en- proyecto; como primer paso
hacia. Ia pronta iniciacion de los ira
bajos. ha perforado I'm pozo artesiano
do $50 piso de profundidad, con un
resultsdo que supera con mucho los
mejores calculos quo SO habtan hecho.
Es con el prop6sito de hacer Ia
prneba Official del poso artesiano, la
yez que para dar OCCASION de que SO
conozcan practicamente las ventajas del
rroyecto, que SC esta preparando Ia
jira. de confianza, la cual sc efectuara
Ell domingo 6 de abril pr6ximo.
Aqai Sc la acogido con viva simpa-
tia la noticia de la fiesta campestre en-
perspective, y tanto por tratarse ue
10 que ataae intensamente nuestro
progreso, como para ratiicar siempre Ia
nots h.dalga de nuestra cultura, con
gusto Sc sabra colaborar ell una mani
festacion alegre, que tiene todo ell en-
tusiasta apoyo de este pueblo.
DE POLITICA: Sc agita va Ell movl-
miento eleccionario de la localidad, con
motive de las recientes inscripciones de
ley. Los tres partidos Sc activan con
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Ell sR. ECHEvARRIA HA sIDo Oh
JETo DE UNA TRAMA NAL
HURDIDA

A nuestra redaccion vino aver ell Sc
nor Andres Echavarria conocido conner
ciante de esta plaza con ell fin de des-
mentir ciertos rlunores trama de que
ha sido objeto por parte de personals
NAL intencionadas.
- Es el case que Luis P Cruz Arram-
burri, empleado de su establecimiento
de su propia voluntad abandon6 su CO
locacion, pero luego NAL aconsejado Sc
gun dijo Ell sefior Echevarria volvio de
nuevo al establecimiento con ell fin de
que Ell senior Echevarria 10 despidiera
para asi poder reclamar los meses de
indemnizaci6n a que tiene derecho to-
do empleado despedido.
Habiendo fallado este ardid, apelo
aprovechando Ell momento politico a
hacer circular por la capital una hoja
suelta en- Ia cual llama Ia atenci6n
los unionistas de que Ell sefor Eche-
varria 10 habia despedido por Ell solo
hecho de no quererse incribir con
los republicanos
Firma este volante el "Comit6 de
salud Piblica'' que segain ell senior
Echevarria, no existe.
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DEsDE MAUNABo

Celebr0se aver una reunion 1ntima
en- la morada de los esposos Calimano-
Delgado a la cual concurri6 10
mas grande del pueblo Maunabense.
se procedio llenar a efecto 81
lunch que result6 exquisite, esp'endido
Una docena de platanos asados con
su correspondence lechon asado; un ca
bro estoiado con SUI sabroso agiH-moji.
Ii, buenos dulces del pals y extranjeros.
Tai fueron los platos exquisitos prepa-
RADIOS con suma habilidad por la exper-
ia Fela, fuerte en- sumo grado en- Ell
srte culinario.
,Lleg6 la hora de "escanciar' y des-
cochar Ell sabroso nectar de los doses.
falsos aqui fue Troya.
En- primer termino, don Jose Miguel
Vidal hizo uso de la palabra para email
tecer ell acto esplendido que con tanta
a-mohia celebr6se SUI oracion gallarda
v magestuosa fue toda una catilinaria
engarrada en- fina pedreria de ret6ri-
ca para enaltecer una vez mas los sa-
nos principles rectos procedures ez
que descansa ella Union de Puerto
Rico. al
En- segundo termino Mr. Jorge Fin
ley, orador de facil palabra estuvo ha-
blando cerca de I'm cuarto de hora, con
la elocuencia avasalladora que Ell acos-
tumbra verificarlo; 6l presidia con
mucho acierto la mesa, para cuyo car
go fue oportunamente designado por
Don Bartolo.
En- tercer termino ron Pipe Mar
toreI para encomiar Ell acto que Sc
yerificaha, srs frases cultas ygalanas
fueron ap.audidas fren6ticamente por
los comensales.
En- cuarto t9rmino hizo uso de la pa
labra ell joven don Alfonso Veglio CO.
medido en- inteligente; nos hablo con
.nucho acierto de sus arrestos varoniles
de sus cimentados ideales dentro del
radio de acci6n de la ''Uni6n de Pucr-
to Rico por la que va hasta Ell sacrifi-
clio.
A este acto concurri6 tambien Don
Eugenio Torres que particip6 de tan
bzillante fiesta como buen "Unionis-
ta',.
Y en- illtimo turno hizo uso Gle la pa
labra don Cali para cerrar con broche
de oro tan selecta fiesta. su peroracion
fue un himno encomiastico la
Onion brindando magistralmente
por el>triunfo de ese partido en- Ia lu-.
cha que Sc ovecina el dia 4 de noviem-
brc. del a1o actual.
Corresponsal Reporter
Maunabo, "a mario 1924:
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Notas de la Isla

ardor, llenos de fe en- ell triunfo de su
causa. rs hermoso el espectacnlo de es-
tas lnchas civilizadas, donde a veces
la passion surge como tempestad ame-
nazadora, para serenarse luego bajo ell
imperio de una preparation que cada
dia Sc acentda mas y mas en- 81 espi-
ritu de los hombres dirigentes y nasta
en- la masa general del electorado mon
tanes.
EN- MEJoRIA:- Nuestro buen ami
go Ell competente electricista don Fer
nando Perez, active socio del "Teatro
Aibonito'', Sc encuentra va en- wa de
restablecimiento de los serios que3ran-
tos que 10 han obligado ser huesper
del Auxilio Mutuo Nos es grato verlo
de nnevo entregado sus faenas en-
medic dc las muchas relaciones que aqul
10 distinguen.
COALPANIA BONoRIS SAAVEDRA:
En- los dias 81 de marzo y 10. de abr1l
pr6ximos, esta notable Compahia de
Zarzuela, de paso por aqui, dara en-
nuestro teatro dos escogidas funciones
de su renombrado repertoire. Ante esta
noticia, que va circula alegremente en-
Aibonito cunde la animation por vcr
a. los notables artistas que tanto pres
tigio han sabido conquistar por Ell nun
do del arte del buen gusto.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Aibonito, p. B., 20 MARIO 1924.
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CONCERTO PoR RADIO

Programa que sera transmitido por
Ia Estaci6n Radfotelef6nica wKA0 de
la Radio Corporation de Puerto Rico
de s 10 P. NJ, ell viernes de ao..I
de 1924.
tPique Dame'', overtura-E. Won
suppe. Por la orquesta.
''Luccia di Lammemore1 Fantasia,
Donizetti Orquesta.
Selecciones por ell Cuarteto comoues
! to de los Sres.
Ramon E. Balseiro-violin.
/ Raul Acevedo-viola.
Eduardo Franklin-oello
Narciso Figueroa-Piano.
(1) Cuarteto No. (d'apres 10
uuintete) OPP 16-Beethoven.
(a) Grave.
(b) Allegro ma non Troppe.
Lectura del "Libro de Puerto Ri
CO. ?
"Idilio'', Danza--campos. orques-
ia.
Forget Me Not,, -Trot-Con-
rad and Hsnbury. orquesta.
Evening Star from Tannhauser,
R. Wagner. orauesta.
Uitimas noticias information ge-
neral. :.
: Cusrteto No. 4 (d'apres lie Quinte-
tte) op. 1e. Beethoven.
Por los sres. BaIseiro, Acevedo,
Franklin Figueroa.
THE One Love-, Fox-Trot -
Jones and KAHN. orquesta.
"calabaza en- la Junta'', Damon E.
Romeu. Orquesta.
'.Trapos Monos'', Paso-Doble Es-
pafoI.-J Vega.
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LAS vIoTIMAs DEL INFoRTUN1o

Con el tituio- que sirve de rubro a
este suelto, en- la proxima semana vera
la luz publica un nuevo Ibro, siendo
81 autora la Sra. Josefa Roman de
Nieves, bastante conocida en- nuestro
pequefo mundo literario por haber pu-
biicado diversos trabajos literarios y
de actualidad en- Puerto Rico nustra-
do, "El Dia', ''La voz de la Pa
tria'', "El Regionalista "El Agui-
la" y otros voceros de La opinion.
La Sra. Roman de Nieves es autora
del folleto recientemente publicado en-
Mayagiiez, titulado EEL heroismo de
una nina, narraci6n historical que fue
bien acogida por los amantes de nues-
ira literature, habiendo donado su au-
tora al Asilo de Pobres de Mayagiiez,
una parte del producto obtenido en- la
venta del referido folleto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-04
DE cAGUAs

CORTE MUNICIPAL: En- todos los
casos que hemos visto celebrarse en- es-
ia honorable Corte hemos Observable
que nuestra ciudad cuenta con un ms
truido y correcto Juez, Ell Lcdo. don
Julio Rodriguez, Quien por su correcto
proceder en- todos los casos ventilados
ante el, Sc ha captado desde mucho
tempo ha, las simpatias y ell aprecio
y respeto de esta culta sociedad. Un
juez impartial, intehgente, que
aporta sus conocimientos para Ell bier
de Ia compnidad, cual es Ell dar Con-
ferencias los Padres Maestros y
aconsejar los campesinos que envien
sus hijos a la escuela con puntualidad,
realmente constituye un gran factor
para Ell desarrollo educativo de nuestra
isla.
LLUVIAS: Fuertes aguaceros han
caido en- esta comarca durante la pa
sada semana causando p6rdidas a los
Muchos caminos vecina-
les han quedado en- malas condolences
por varios dias.
DON DAVID COLON: La labor rea-
lizada pore Ell Representative del Nego-
ciado del Trabajo aQui es eficiente. I'm
estos dias le hemos visto hacer cum
plir las leyes relacionadas con ell
trabajo de Memories, prestando asi su
valiosa cooperation las autortdades
escolares.
TEMPLE MAsoNICO: Con pena he
mos visto que Sc hallan suspendidas las
funciones en- este artistico y luJoso
Temple. verdaderamente nos ha hecno
falta Y celebrarfamos que pronto Sc
abrieran sus puertas para OR de nue.
vo aquella inspiradora mnsica del Guar
teto Gallo vazquez y ver destilar por
la pantalla las ultimas novedades como
soha hacer siempre la "Empresa AM
paro''.
ALTOS EMPLEADos DEL DEPTo
DE EDUCACIoN: Durante la pasada
semana visitaron las escuelas Urbanas
de este distrito escolar, los superin-
tendencies Generates, Sr. don Gerardo
selles Sola y Mr.. Martin. Giraron vi
sitas a la Escuela Superior, GRAMMATICAL
y grades Elementales notando por do
quiera una labor excelerte por 10 cual
salieron muy bien impresionados. Nues
tras calidas felicitaciones las hacemos
extensive todos los maestros y a su
digno Inspector Huyke quien ha cor
quistado aqui un sitio de Honor pcr su
patri6tica labor. iCuan mucho aprecia-
mos los Padres Y personals que asi de-
dican todas sus energias en- ara ia
vcr de nuestros amados Nifios. i!
lLoor ellos!
CRoNISTA.
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Los REvOLUCIONARIoS To-
MAN ,POR ASALT0 LA Gu.
DAD DE TEGUCTGALPA Y

WASHINGTON, abril 8. (cable fran
ces)-Despachos Hegados esta ciu-
dad de Tegucigalpa, anuncian que las
tropas reyolucionarias han tornado por
asalto las fcrtifcaciones exteriores de
esta ciudad asi como tambien Sc han
apoderado de varias importantes po-
siciones estrategicas.
Las tropas del gobierno, sin embar-
go, han resistido tenazmente ell empu-
je sosteniendo una batalla a campo
libre en- la cual Sc cree ocurrieron va
rios muertos y heridos.
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GaIlos de Isabella


FL linico pueblo que conserva su ra-
"a inglesa, es Isabele; por tai raz6n
tcdo ell trafcante dice ser de aqui.
Para evitar tai engano, tenemos ei
gusto de ofrecer por express a su pro-
pia casa, pagando ell comprador ell f1e-
te, gallos y gallinas, finas, bien casta-
das.
Tn polio de 1s pulgada del color
peso que 10 deseen acabado de coger
de soltadero $500.
I'm gallo de una puIgada, $1,000
Una galina fina, $500
Podemos servir solicitud gallos CO..
nocidos que valen mucho mas. Envie
con su orden ell importe y su direc-
ci0n exacta.
R. G. CoRDERo & co.
lsabea, P. R. Advt.
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Ell NUEvo ATTORNEY GENERAL
DE ESTADos UNIDos

WASHINGTON, abrii 8 (Cable fran
c6s)--Ha sido nombrado por ell presi-
dente Coolidge como successor de Dau-
gherty para ocupar ell puesto de Attor.
ney General de la naci6n Mr.. Har-
vey Fiske Stone, ex-dean de la Uni
versidad de Columbia. t
Esta nomination ha sido bien acogi-
da por la prensa der paTs y por los
mas influyentes circulos politicos de la
nacion.
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UNA AVALANCHE DE NIEvE
INTERRUMPE LAS WAS DE
COMMUNICATION

NUEvA YORK, abril 8 (cable
frances)-Una enor1ne avalanche de
nieve ha interrumpido por complete
durante muchas horas las comunicacio-
nes, maritimas. terrestres de La cos
ia oriental de los Estados Unidos.
Los observatorios del tempo no al
canaan ccmprender como en- esta epo-
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FLORES NATURALEs

IQuire usted conseguir Herrnosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artfsticos en- flores naturales.
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. (Stop
20. Martin Peiia) y sera atendido por
La sefiora ISABEL PARSI.
i Advt.
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piflsS

Propietaria: BifIex Products
Company.
Direction: Marquette st. and
Elgin, Joliet and Eeastern
Railway, Commonly termed
Chicago Outer Belt Linc),
Waukegan, Ill.
Articulos que Sc aplica: BUM
PERS de automobiles. y par
tes para los mismos.
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Fl Secretario de Ia Guerra Weeks ha sido la
mado ante el Senado para que entregue los
docunlentOs de ciertos traudes cometidos du-
rante Ia guerra.--La Toilette va ganando terre-
no sObre Coolidge. Smith triuDfaDte
sobre Nc AdOo

ca del afio haya ocurrido un fen6meno
tan extra1o como este.
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:-Bueua Ocasion-:

Sc vende en- Ponce ell establecimiento
Salon Edison de mdsica, fon6grafos
y novedades situado en- la calle Isabel
4, cerca de plaza Mufioz Rivera. Pa
ia informes d.rfjase su propietario
don Jaime Pericas.