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PASSENGER coLLIDES
WITH FREIGHT; I HURT

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov 19-Mrs. G.
f. May, of Carruthers, Ohio, was
injured and several other passengers
severely shaken up when Pennsyl-
vania train No 444, bound from De-
troit to Pittsburgh. ran into a
string OF freight cars at Walbridge.
near here, early today.
The passengers engine. an ex.
press car and a car loaded with
horses were damaged. Traffic was
tied up two hours. Mrs. Mays in.
Juries were treated on the train.
All passengers were taken on 70
their destinations.
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Another big instaIIment Of TThe
Witch Maiden" a fascinating and
aEluring novel by Dulcie Deamer,
appears in next Sundays Washing.
- Herald.
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WIDOWS STORY
DISPUTED BY
CAPT FOLEY

Continued from First Page.)
way to prepare any statement she
desired to make to the court"
The famous memorandum was
identified to. the court by Miss
Lucille Boggs, navy department
stenographer
Foley's letter, asking to be re.
lieved as Judge advocate, was read
into the record.
Denies Wilbur Charge
Foley's testimony was brought
out under the questioning Of Col
onel James s. Easily Smith, his
counsel.
Did you ever receive any sug-
gestions from the Secretary OF the
Navy relative to Mrs. Lansdowne
or the Shenandoah inquiry" asked
Easily Smith.
Never"
From any officer or official Of
the Navy Department.
From no one"
This was In answer to the "opin-
ion' of Doctor Mason that Wilbur
personally had directed the attempt
to influence Mrs. Lansdowne's tes-
timony.
He denied that he told the widow
not to term the Shenandoah trip
as a political flight"
Termed FIighs National"
II told her it was very wrong
to call it a political flight; that the
number of requests for it made the
matter a national flight l wasn't
trying to do anything but help her
prepare her testimony"
Foley then stated that Mrs. Lans
downe "acquiesced" to his sugges-
ton that he prepare statement
for her.
He also said that Doctor Mason,
who attacked him yesterday from
the witness stand, had told MIN
that night he had been very fair"
to Mrs. Lansdowne.
He admitted he had said that
Mrs. Lansdowne would make
difficult witness"
why did you say Inat!
Because she was continually re.
hearsing testimony which could not
have been based on her personal
knowledge.
Foley said he gave the statement
TO Mrs. Steele, wife of the com
mander at Lakehurst, to deliver
it to Mrs. Lansdowne with my com
pliments and tell her this is to the
best of my recollection what she
wanted to say"
Major Henry Leonard, judge ad-
Vocate of the inquiry, then under
took cross-examination.
Would Know Better Now
What difference did it make to
you whether Mrs. LansdoWne made
a statement Or not?" he asked.
Merely to save her from en-
barrassment."
When you suggested she would
be crOss.examined in case she did
not testify in accordance with your
views, were you trying 10 frighten
herr"
No"
DO you realize that lays you
open to criticism"
1T never entered my head
why were you so concerned
about Mrs. Lansdowne?"
If / had known her then as
well as / know her now, wouldn't
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DOWN AND CUTTERS" LOSE
PHIL ADEL PEllA FRIEND

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE
.Down-and- cutters are mourning
in this city. They have lost their.
best friend the man who has help
ed them FOR nearly half 1 century
Lewis u. Bean, president Of the
Sunday Breakfast Association. Bean
died at his home in cynwyd. 4
suburb.
The Sunday bread Iille' presid-
ed over by Bean, Ii the oldest Of
It's kind in the city. Through him
! Good Cheer club was organised
III connection with the Sunday
breakfast work This club hunted
Jobs and news Of + man = family,
furnished shoes. clothing and medt
cal attention to unfortunates who
came there and went away with
renewed optimism.
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SIXTH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
One and one-sixteenth m
SOVIET DINNER TO BRAND
COST $500 PER PLATE

PARIS, Nov. 19.-The recent din
ner at the Soviet Embassy given
by the new Ambassador Rakowsky
to Premier Aristide BRAND, is es-
timated to have cost more than
5000 a plate. The rarest of old
wines, caviar from the Danube and
pheasant that had been brought by
airplane from Scottish moors and
was served thanked with baby
squads, were some of the details
of the menu. 1t looked as II the
Cars Ambassador and not the rep
resentative of the Russian people
was entertaining at the EMBASSY
mansion on, the rue de Grenelle.
Police lines were formed to keep
the entrance clear so that the Inn
cuisines of the guests could enter
and leave without difficulty.
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The Antlhraeite Strike.

This T. one Of seyies Of advertisements Dhich f
The issues Of the authracite Strike discussed s
Arbitration and continuous operation pending
the making Of new wage agreements are adyO-
Gated in the settlement Of the present anthra-
cite strike, because
No settlement would be of advantage to the
public, the workers or the industry unless il set
up the rule Of reason in place Of the rule Of
strike.
Nations are trying to end war by agreements
to exhaust every peaceful means of settling dis
putes before resort to arms. The same rule IS
applied in nearly all industries, and should APP
ply in the anthracite industry.
An agreement providing for continuous Oper-
alton pending the making of new contracts
would avoid unnecessary strikes like the pres
ent one.
It would mean that instead of taking place
automatically no strikes would occur until all
other methods of settlement had been tried and
failed.
Nobody can take away the individuals right
to strike as last resort.
It is not the right, but the abuse of the right
in the anthracite industry-the strike habit
which is the cause of all our troubles
In the language of the United States Coal
Commission, ct is the unwilIingness to present
controverted points to any sort Of arbitration.
Compulsory arbitration is not only impossible,
but inadvisable. Voluntary arbitration is de-
sirable"
NTHRACITE OPERATORS CONFERENC
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CLOCKS NEW
TO RUSSIAN WORl<INEN

MOSCOW, Nov. is. For centuries
the Russian Workman has gone to
his work leisurely, after he has had
his full sleep. Now the alarm
clock has come to poster his early
morning hours.
Compulsory rules Of punctuality
instituted In Russian factories has
lead to the importation OF 5000
alarm clocks The supply is en-
tirely exhausted and another half
million clocks has been ordered.
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have BEEN
This was FoIey's first personal
attack on his accuser."
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SECOND oFFENsE PUTS
RECKLESS DRIVER IN JAIL

Charged with a second offense
or reckless driving Earl Cuffey.
colored, 604 L street northwest.
was sentenced by Judge George
H. Macdonald in traffic court to.
day. to serve thirty days in jaiI
and to pay fine of 800 or serve
an additional five days. This is
one of the few second offense
reckless driving cases under the
new law.
Cuffey was convicted first on
May IS and fined $25. Yesterday
Cuffey struck the semaphore at
North Capitol and II streets and
failed to stop. Policeman Harvey
T. z. Elliott caught him.
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Brain Doesnt Think
Or Feel, Asserts
Sir Oliver

LONDON, Nov. 10. The
brain .doesn't see, hear or feel,
nor does il plan, hope or love,
Sir Oliver Lodge, eminent Brit
ish scientists, declared in . lee
ture here.
'.These things belong to some
different region, Z said Sir Oliver,
in some line between mind and
mind matter which we have not
yet begun to formulate.
shouted policeman during tn
ejectnaent proceedings.
The pigskin stars marched to Ia
Grande street police station and
entered 4 protest against the charge
that they had been half fried,
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THEATER NJ 4 n
K|DVAPS GIRL
KILLS sell
Forces Usherette to Go on
Long Auto Ride. Then
Shoots Himself in Head
Nv InternationaT News Service

BY InteFmnBIONNI NeWB B0FVEGd
LOS ANGELES, Nov. ID. D.
Croft. Long Beach theater man.
ager, kidnapped Frances Turney.
theater usherette, forced the girl to
accompany him on a long automo-
bile ride and then sent bullet
through his brain today, according
to police.
Croft was reported dying in a
hospital, where he was removed
after the girl, witness of the at
tempted suicide. reported the shoot.
ing to the authorities.
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COOLIDGE
SPEAKS
IN \. Y.
ROBERT 1. ROSE
Ccontlnued from First Page3

1Con11nueo uom 111S6 FaBSJ
axrive in New York early In the
afternoon. and go to the Waldorf
where he probably viii receive
business and political friends dur
ing the afternoon. Mr.. Coolidge,
however. plans to keep entirely
aloof from the internal squabbles
that have affected New York Re
publican ranks since the mayCralty
election.
Aboard the train when It left
washington were the President and
Mrs. Coolidge; Frank w. Stearns
Of Boston: Dwight W. Morrow OF
New York, classmate and frequent
adviser of the Presidents; George
Harvey. former ambassador to the
Court of ST. James: Secretary San.
ders, Major ]. F. Coupal. Colonel
8. A. Cheney, military aide; Captain
Adolphus Andrews, naval aide, and
the usual complement of newspaper
correspondents and secret service
guards.
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KIP UNDERG0ES
SHARP QUIZ
BY | AN|IER

Continued from First Page.l
blood in his veins?' Davis pursued.
II did not"
what did you think he WASP
IT didn't know.
And you didn't care, did your?
1T wouldn't say that.
You were following 1ustful
purpose and you didn't care
whether he was white or black
isn't that, right?"
II. wouldn't say that"
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HARVARD CRIDDERS
KICK ON pol ICE ACTION

BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 19.Action
by police In ejecting the Harvard
football squad from the lobby OF
Wilson today.
Get out; you're half stewed;'
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Yearning From Station KIP
-(Broadeast "a Tavo-LiP WaVe 2

e(Broadeast TwOLip Wave LenstD
''ohl oh! God, Alice Jon have no idea what your
letters mean to NE
''our love for each other cannot be broken can it
dear2',
"0h, love, do not for one moment think that time
will have anything to. do with my forgetting you
God Alice I do want to come back to you.
My heart broken that night said Goodbye 80
My love for you has been greater stronger,
broader deeper, and more to be relied upon
angel child what does time mean when shall
always be true to YOU
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Ohio River Put to Work

The Ohio river is to be put to
work developing electrical energy
on a large scale for the benefit of
the people living in Louisville, KY,
and surrounding communities. The
hydroelectric plant which will har.
ness the enormous volume of the
QSAO river as it flows past Louis,
Vile will start with an initial ca,
pacity Of 108, 900 horsepower OF
electrical energy and will even
tually have a capacity of 1876, 600
horsepower.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-11
RESULTADO DE LAS ELEC-
Clones EN- BELGICA

BRUSELAS, abril 9. (Cable
Frances).-El resultado de las
eleeciones legislativas ha sido ell
siguiente:
Socialistas-79.
Cat6licos-7S.
Liberales -22.
Partido Flamenco-6.
Comunistas-2.
En- ell senado, ell resultado ha
sido este:
Cat6licos-41.
SociaIistas-39.
Liberales-13.
Todavia faltan algunos sena-
dores por elegir. Sc preve que a.
nalmente ell Senado Sc compondra
de II cat6licos, So socialistas v
% liberales.
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PHARMACEUTICAL

CON TITULos UNIvERsITARIos
Desea coIocaci6n o regencia, prefi-
riendo San Juan o pueblo cercano.
Yarios afios de practica y experien-
cia en- la administration de farma-
cia. Buenas referencias. Dirfiase a
"Farmaceutico'', FL MVNDo,
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ds doble efecto para eortinas ,
seeoFHsos inieriores. gran variedad
= Prrgioa muy balos. GONZALEZ
s'ADIN COZ $50
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CE VENDE a Precios econ6micos
10000 metros de terreno propi0s
para urbanizaci6n con GALES afirma
das a kil0metro de Catano, carre-
terra de Guaynabo, en- junto por
solares de 121Am. por 80. Para pre-
clio y cOndiciones, Fernando Posada,
San Agustfn 81. Puerta de TERRA.
424
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u - y y y = - " -
CT VA A NEW YORK. En- anarta.

mento priyado de familia (no
boarding house) Sc darfa habita-
ci0n, con sin comida, por ell ve-
rano, una. dos o tres personals de
buena educaeion, precio razona-
bic, en- la mejor secci0n, de New
York, cerca del Parque Central, del
subway y de la universidad de Co
versidad de Columbia ST avfsa Sc
le ira a recibir al muelle Dirfjase
a Mrs. Almeida, 100 West, 76 St.
5-2
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A PARTAMENTO EN NEW YORK

a 4 E1AA TAIHLIN1U IN NEW AURh
Sc arrienda por el verano b por
mas tempo, amuebladO, en- buena
secci0n residential, excelente vecin
dario. cerca del elevado, subway,
teatros y la Universidad Su dueno
va a estar fuera de New. York por
algdn tempo Y admitirfa proposicio-
nes de arriendo de venta del mo-
biliario Y subarriendo del local. In
formara en- San Juan NJ. Rivera,
p. o. Box 1897, Tel. 155, San Juan,
p. r. SIS
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CASA A PLAzOS.- Compre su
casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler. I'm ell sitio mas sano Y fres-
co de Santurce (Monteflores), con
calle embreada, luz electrical, tele-
fono, gas y aqua Ca todas hOrasl
puede usted adquirir La suya,. lin
pia. atractiva Y de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando pequefia canti-
dad al eontado, Y el resto en- hipo-
teca q pag8r mensualmente, como
81 fuera alquiler. Buen vecindario,
s1tfO deliciosO, panorama beilfsiInO.
transpOrte facil por servicio de qua
guaS al presente. en- cuantO sc re-
suelva La franquicia, la nueya IL
nea de trolley atravesara esta urba-
nlzaci6n. Venga a yer las va vendi-
das habitadas por sus duenos,
qutenes estan encantados de su bue-
na adquisicion As1 lndaga listed
sc informa por ellos mismos di-
rectamente. Infermara: Ulises Ro-
man Borges, CriSto !, tercer piso
TelefonO 1h5, San Juan. p.
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Dor $500. sE yENDE casa {;

lie Asia, parada % entire 1as dos
Carreteras, de concrete, cinco dormi-
torios, el solar mide II metros por
80, Informes: Julio Cesar GonZa-
leg. Ali.
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- AIENIDA roNcE DE Los

No. Isl frcnte a Ia High School,
fnmllia respectable ofrcce hospedaie
soa eomidas para srtas. o matrimo-
Mo Elm hi!os. telefouo 4f3 negro.
lis
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WEEKS, sIGUE MEJoR

WASH, abril 9. Omitted Press).
.-El Secretario Weeks sigue me-
jor de la sdbita enfermedad que
10 atacara hace unos dfas.
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CANESE $1,000 diarios vendien.

(,ANESE $1,000 diarios vendien-
do mi MANUAL DE INCOME
TAX y CONTABILIDAD. ST desea
ser agente, lie enviare un ejemplar
de muestra por sos o sea con mas
de 40 por ciento de rebaja de su
precio ordinario Y circulares, CON
diciones etc. j. A. Martinez, Apar-
tado 1174, San Juan. Z. r. p.
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CMPREsA DE MUDANZAs.-s,

EMPRESA DE MUDANZAS.-si
desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, economical, con absolute garan-
t1a de su sus muebles. Ilame al 192
Axul, Santurce y serk atendido eff
Azmente. p.
>~J~S~~r~~~-~%>~S
SE ALQUILA o Sc vENDE her
mosa residencia con todas sus CO.
modidades modernas. Sc venden un
juego comedor, POGO uso Y un auto
m0vil "Studebaker" de cinco pasa-
jeros. Informardn Gale Am6rieo
Salas 80, Stop q o tel6fonos SOL
1643 Santurce. 4-I4
>~-~~s-~~~e~~~>~s~S~~>>~>~.~~~
sc ALQUILA. Amplia c6moda
casa en- la Avenida Ponce de
Le0neal lado del Colegio Puertorri-
quefo, parada Is. Garage Y doble
seryicio sanitario. Informard tel6-
f6no 264 verde, Santurce. c. L. MI
RO.< 4-23
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4pICTORIAL REyIEWn. Esta es

la mejor Y mas completa revista
de modas. trae ademas de mOdas.
instructivos V amenOs cuentos lite
rarios, suscrfbase ella por 50 al
aIlo, GONZALEZ PADIN co.
On
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nESEA usied una habltaei0n fres-
ca comfortable. lndependientef
n Cataiuha No. A. parade - y
]aaxila. mny ceres de IN escuela Luis
afuAos Rivera, Ia encontxarG ua-
Ted Eamllla respetable. T.
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IN AIBONITO a Orlllas de la Ca

gN AlBONlTO a orillas de la Ca
rretera Central. a distaneia de
$50 metros del pueblo, Sc vende la
quinta "Villa Victoria. edificio de
eemento armada, Ocho dOrmitorios
De ~ IA pies, iDstalaciones sani-
tarias. tres garages con 2,4SS me-
tros de solar con arbOles frutales
, cisterna. Informaran Box "A",
Aibonito. r. R. Alb
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'TRAJEs DE Dill de hllo nuro

insies. Bien moIado y Hechoa a
Mano por Expertos Sasfres. Garan-
tizndt,s. So. Si4 y flG. ~ loman
me'ldas para 6rdenes tsps.ales.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO. $50
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HERRIoT JUGARA SU
ULTIMA CARTA

PARIS, abril 9 Omitted Press)
Sc anuncia que Herriot esta
decidido a jugarse su Ultima car
ia hoy, presentando la question de
confanza ante el Senado y la Ca
mara sobre el asunto de la situa-
ci6n financiera. ST sale derrotado,
presentara su renuncia.
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MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los dltimOs hits
de New York. Tambien un gran sur
tfdo de .couplets Y mdsica espafio-
la en- general Envfo a La isla fran
queO extra. Los Auchachos, San
Juna. p. r. p.
~S~s~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~<~e-@
DOR 50 AL AN0 recibira todos los
meses el Pictorial Review, la
mas completa revista de modas Y
alta literature. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co. $50.
~~~~~~.~.~|~S~.~S~s~~~~4~S~~>S>~
C.ANGA Por $4,0000O de contado
" $5,00O00 en- hipoteca vendo
una hermosa residential en- ell CEN
tro de Santurce. Cost6 ST., 10000
6. Ramirez, Box 55, San Juan
81
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a GENTE vENDEDOR Sc ofrece
uno para trabajar a sueld0
e0mlsi6n, por la isla. COnoce todo
el comercio pues neva amos traba-
jando. Escriba 70. Fernandez,
Box 652 Mayaguez 4-11
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CANE UNA BUENA COMIsION

vendiendo CINE MUNDIAL: la
Reyista predilecta de las j0venes.
Solicitamos agentes en- toda la isla.
Pida condolences hoy. mismo. Apar-
tado 1890, San Juan. 4-16
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RUENA OPORTUNIDAD PARA

comprar barato en- Condado So
frente a Ia escuela Luchetti una ne
vera White Frost, Tres camas de
metal Una sombrerera de caoba,
Lamparas Y l1tiles de casa, p0r en-
barcar el dfa 10. Sc liquida g haic
preciO. ST viene l,rOnt0 puede selec-
cfonar 10 mejor. 4--l
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nIsCOs D0BLEs Columbia. so

los mejOres, tenemOs un gran
surtido, los Iiltimos Fox-TrOts, can
clones Y nucha mGsica bailable. Mu
chos a Precios Reducidos. Planta
Baja. Gonzalez Padfn y Co, $50
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MS. tod0s estilos. tod0s prccios
Ice vende Kernandex. San Francis
e. A. onicn cnaa en- Puerto Rico, que
espocinlixn en- mrtfculoa para Via
o. II.
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/ OcAL para taller, botica des-
tino semejante, en- Ia parada "a,
calle Bolivar. Espacio, limpio, casa
de concrete $500. Informaran NJ.
Rivera. Tel. 155 San Juan. o eseri-
ba al apartado 1897. 5-S
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a-uIDo DE GANADO.-se toma ea-

nado yacnno y cahailar. al cui-
%. 1000 cuerdas de terrenO f6rtii.
euhiertas Dc paste; fincaa "Palma"
y Cohitro ca las eereanias de Ca
n6vanas. carresera cue va de Caro-
Ina. Caider6n y Qmihoncs. Infor-
mardn Qulhones. Box ca. Phone
fss santnrce. 4-15
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EINcA: Cinco minutes de Rio Pie
dras carretera Carolina Padres
Guieran educar sus hijos vendo una
casa vivienda con magnifco nego-
clio tienda, carniceria y establo con
IL vacas, produciendo en- la actua-
lidad 60 ntros de leche diarios. Ce-
do en- arriendo 10 cuerdas malojilio
frente al negocio Informara Box
1s9. Hato Rey, Tel. 455 verde, san
turce. SO.
~~~s~~~1~~~~~~
DREcIosos TRADES DE MOS
TAcILLA, Sc bordan, en- cual-
quier estilc, por una DANA que ad-
quiri6 gran experiences de este ira
bajo en- New York. Telefono s5s
rojo San Juan,
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EXPERTO AFINADOR : repara.

dor de pianos y pianos automa-
ticos. Larga Practica. Trabajos
garantizados. Precios m6dicos. Re
ferencias. Sanchez Morales y Co.,
Apartado GAO, Tel. 1884. 4.1O
~r<<N>N~~~SN~~~>~sN~1Ns~~~
VENDO una buena casa situada
en- Avenida Atlantic (la mejor
playa de Santurce). Para informes
lame al telefono 1908, Santurce.
40
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cALUD DEL GAELIC DE HAY

eyita las canas vuelve ell ca
bello a sucolor natural primitive.
dandole vigor Y suavidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co.
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CE yENDE Autom6vil Packard
Twin Six de excelente aparien-
cia Maquina reformada, gomas bne
mas Y pintado en- MARIO por Rogue
Acosta. Una oportunidad para adj
quirir un CARO- de alto precio
precio mddico. Insular Motor Cor
poration, Parada 2-1I2. San juan.
4-12.
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81 .ALQrm.iN dos habllaeIonel

en- los altos de Ia porto Rico
Drug Co. en- al Ter. piso para off
Gina hombres solos. Iuformes en-
Jos mismcs altos. T..
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FLORES NATURAIES-sQuier

FLORES NATURAI4ES.-S Quiere
usted cOnseguir hermosOs bou-
quets2 Bonitas COronas y OtrOs ira
bajos artlstieos en- flores naturales.
Tnmblen Sc imprimen clntas para
corOnas. Lame al tel6fonO 500, San
turce. Stop % Martin Peia y serA
atendldo pOr la sehora Parsi. r.
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PARA OFICINAS yendemos muy
baratos Archives, Eseritorios,
Tarjeteros, Prensas, Cajas de HE
rro. Sillas y demas. mnebles, todos a
preclos de liquidation. Planta Baja
GONZALEZ PADIN co. $50
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.OPERADOR DE CINE con expe-
riencia y licencia sOlicita colo
oaci6n. BuenAs referencias. Infor-
mara Operator, Ell MUNDO.
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UOCrO DE FRANCIA JeEftimo
perfume cxquislio. fresco. aca-
lado % recliir. Erasco Sl39 GON.
zALEz PADiN co. $50.
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NW UIIANLAS: Sc macon en- SaniuK~
ce Y San Juan preciOs m6dicos.
Inf0rmara Baltazar Ortega, tF9s,
fono If, Santurce o 1853 Santueca
ar
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sc ALQUMA: $4,000. casa como:

da, cinco dormitorioS, condicio-
nes sanitarias, etc. Sitio fresco, pa
rada 26, junto a la via del ferroca-
rlil. Tel. 1910 rojo, Santurce. 4-14
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MTEBLES DE SALA Y HABL

TACION, Camita para nifio, Ma
quina SINGER POGO uso, Utensilios
cocina v Plancha electrical Sc ven
den muy baratos por ausencia. LA
me tel6fono 561. 4-15
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e. ANGA. Sc vende chalet con gs

e Y2A-NOihs DC VtHuC CnaIet con ga
rage acabado de construir, con
solar de $50 metros en- Campamen-
to Las Casas'', calle Tavarez. Pre-
clio $3,300.00, Sc deja parte en- hi
poteca. Sc vende guagua con 0 sin
franquicia. Parque, calle LOLA por
$500. % pasajerOs. Informara te-
lefono 161 azul. Y 91S verde, San
turce. 4-15
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Hospltaies No. 10 esq. Rosario
uarada a.. tieEe 4 dormit0rios. y
utFo independents. fnformarA telsfo-
no 900 san Juan. ill