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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
: ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS
|MUEBLEs OFIeINA.-vendo es-.i

IMUEBLES OFICINA.-vendo es-
critorio, butaca, archivo, ana
queleS, maquinilla, otros Tambien
"dresSerobe' lunas. Todo casi nue.
20. Infermes: Luna 54. tereere, te-
lefonos 1910 negro V 1869 azlIl. 1-31
@~s~~~~S~~s~S~
VEND0 casa concrete dos pIantas
Independence. ambas cinco ha-,
bitaciones, etc. Renta mlnima Glen
d6lares, solar grande. garaje. De-
iase parte hipoteca. Gale Delicias,
Box 3G6, Rio Piedras. 1-31
%S~S~~~~~N~G~~>>
nR JAMES e. JOHNSON.-Den-
tista. Gabinete de Rayos Y,
Allen &C al lado de Merino. P.
~~S~s~~|~~<~s~S~~
NEND0 DODGE RDST. Modelo
1922 en- buen estado de uso. Aca-
bado de pintaf Y reparar. Vealo V
ofrezca. Garage Andrew Aguilar Y
Co j. NJ. c., telefonQ 257, San
Juan. 1-31
CE gALQUILAN habitaciones gran
DIES Y frescas con vista la ba-
hfa, Cristo 1. tercer- piSo. Informa-
ran, Telefono 1869 azul. %
~~~~S~NSN~~S~~~~
VENDO barato autom6vil priva-
do. Buick 1921, cinco pasajeros,
maquina excelente, capota Y corti-
mas nuevas Y reci6n pintado. 1nfor-
mara Rojas, EdificiO "Noap, Tele-
fono SO. 2-26
CE VENDE vacas americanas, cru
zadaS V del pals. Dirfjase al
apartado 1856 Tel. POOL verde,
Santuree. %
CE VENDE un truck Federal casi
nuevo de tres toneladaS por po-
co precio. con gomas nuevas V ta-
blillas p1blicas. Informara Ramon
~~~~~S~S~>~~~N
CE VENDE I'm piano Besendorfer
en- buenas condolences por auSen
tarse su duefio. Precio $4,000. Tel.
s verde. Santurce. %
1NS~~~N~1NG~S~~G~
MUESTRA GRATIS.-Para linn
piar. piano muebles, etc. Use So
! 10 lfquido VENEER Solieftelo en-
tOdas parties. DistEibuidores. Cali
names Co, Box 1914, San Juan, Co
mercio IL, Marina. p.
>~~NA~1~~>a~SN-~
CE VENDE, sin Intervention de
agentes, una casa. de concrete.
prOpia para una familia, con todoS
los requisites modernos y con solar
propio, Gale Dos Y Georgetti. In
formaran Tel6fono 82S rojo, San
tllrce %
CEA VENDE juego de sala, un chi
fforobe. una CANA de una plaza.
Para mas informes TeItfono 756 ro-
10. Santurce. 2-3
SE VENDE autom6vil Star, en-
buenas condiciones, muy barato.
Informaran calle COndado No. >,
Stop II. Santurce. 2.3
~~S~~N~u~~1~~.~
SE ALQUILAN:-En casa ACADIA
da de construir. (Calle Bolivar,
Parada 24) apartamentos modernos
(cada unO con Sala, anteSala, CO.
medor Y cuatro dormitorios. etc.
balloon corridol en- los bajos un
local propio para taller. fabrica o
Sc dividira para puestos. Limpios,
frescos Y precio conveniente de 80
a 10 d0lares. Tambi6na otras casas
en- Santurce. In garaje. Informarl
RIVERA. Cristo /, tercer piso. Te-
l6fono f55, San Juan. 2-4
A~~<~~~~Ns~~~
CE YENDE una pianola fina, de
segunda mano. en- buen estado,
marca garantizada. por precio mo-
dieo. Informara' San Justo Is, Al
toS, Tel 1911. San Juan. OBS
~>~~~~~~~~~~~
TOVEN EXPERTO EN- TEJIDOS.
Ofrece sus servicios al comer-
clio como viajante, tenedor de IL
bros dependiente de tienda al
Idox 1871, San Juan 2-4
Box 1871, san Juan. II
~A~~~~~.~~~~~~~~.~.~~~~
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

GE NENDE, sin Intervention de
agentes, una casa. de concrete.
propia para una familia, con todos
los requisites modernos y con solar
propio, Gale Dos Y Georgetti. In
formaran Tel6fonO 82S rojo, San
turce. ID
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CE VENDE una pianola fina, de
sesunda mano, en- buen estado,
narca garantizada por precio mo-
dieo. Informara San Justo Is, Al
tos, Tel 1871. San Juan 2-2S
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pia con sala, conledor, dos dor
mitorios, cocina, inodoro, duehas,
installation electrical, solar bien GER
cado. Sta calle Font Andino 10
100
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SE vENDE-aIaebles de sala, ce

smedor, dormitorios, Y efectos d }
cocina por ausentarse ell duefio. j.
Gale Sagrado Coraz6n. aIonteflo-
res, Martin Pefa Tambien Sc ven
/, dc Ia casa. 1-31
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CE VENDE un truck Federal casi
nuevo de tres toneladas por po-
co precio. con gomas nuevas V ta-.
blillas publicas. Informara Ramon
Cabahas. Cerra &c, Santurce. %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

UENDO barato autom0vil priva-
do. Buick 1921, cinco pasajeros,
maquina excelente, capota Y corti-
mas nuevas Y reci6n pintado. Infor-
mara Rojas, EdificiO "Noap, Tele-
fono $40. 2-26
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cEN0RITA FARMACEUTrCA. a..

sea dar nombre una FArfnaoia,
de San Juan. Rio Ifedras, Santur-
&c. Para informes: Stop 261s, Es-
pafia s, Santurce 1-29
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. . .EINTE POR CIENTO NITsNOs..

- A%A4N = ~ Wv $AASA ' = ~ ANAASA 49,
VendO cuenta c0nS el municiplo
lie Ponce, aprobada por Director
Benefieeneia, Jefe Dependencia y
Auditor, porque la partida del pre-
supuesto VICENTE esta agotada. Vir-
gilio Ayala. Frontispicio st. IL
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CE vENDE I'M piano Besendorfer

en- buenas condolences por auSen
tarse su duefio. Precio $4,000 Tel.
s verde, Santurce. %
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CE ALQUILAN habitaeiones gram

des Y frescas con vista a la ba-
hfa, Cristo 1. tercer- piso. Informa-
ran, Telefono 1869 azul. %
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ALQUILO casa magnlfica con to-
das las comodidades lnodernas.'
Dos casas para poca familia. tTes
baios para establecimiento. Parada
%, Carretera, telefonoa 114ls aztll,'
Santurce. 2-l0
HEONTICEIsLO.--- Famoso Vino
Tonico. IS por ciento alcohol.
II. VISSEPO, San Juan. r. r. 1-17
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cEMILLAS DE PTATANOs. Tel

go para la yenta $4,000 Seniiias
seleccionadasy ST las irteresas to-
das parte. dfrfjase al Box 2S3s
Mayaguez, p. r.. 2A13
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Enrique TEDEscHt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

GsE VENDE ABRIGU de InVler-
no para sonora. Ultima nnOda,
estilo color acabado de tFaef,
Solo tiene una semana uso, Infor-
mara telefono last, Santnrce.
Ave. Wilson 73. lt2s
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1922 en- buen estado de uso. Aca-
bado de pintar Y reparar. Vealo V
ofrezca Garage Andrew Aguilar Y
Co. j. NJ. c., tel6fono 257, San
Juan. 1-31
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Funeral services VIII bo held for
David II. Williams az the Home
Undertaking parlors. wednesday. at
: p. IN. Mr Williams died sun
day night at his home, 1908 James
St. after long Illness
lie WAS a resident Of Seattle for
20 years, and for many SEASONS
was one OF this cIty'a fayoriio stock
actors He leaves his widow. Clara
J. Williams. Of seattie. and several
brothers and sisters NJ HIS former
home and birthplace, Syracuse,
y. y.
Mr. Williams was widely known
in the profession "a Happy Dave I"
He entered tho theatrical profession
in tho East a, tho age OF 10,
His local career began IN 1922,
when he Joined tho cordray stock
company to play In Alone in Lon
don"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Live to Be 100 Years.
But Not Right Away

CHICAGO, March 1o.-Tho average
" length OF life will reach 100
years by tho year 5000, Or. Gilbert
Fitzpatrick surgeon and member OF
tho Gorgas memorial institute. de-
elnrod at tho American Medical az.
ISOLATION here today
Llfo expectancy Is steadily In
creasing. ho said.
Or. Fitzpatrick gave tho following
tablo on life expectancy
Tho average span OF life In 1i7b
was "a years: 1876, o. years. 1895, o.
ycars; 1875, So 1000 100 years,
Tho big increase In life expectancy
during tho past so years can be
traced 20 tho germ theory" of dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Davis Job Viii Be to
Stop Leaks on Border
ID ep artm ent Wars
Against Alien
Smuggling
BY WILLIAM j. McEyoY
United Press staff Correspondent

fCepyriEhL 1855. b. uai,sd Press,
WAsHlNGToN. March io.--s,op.
w ping up tho holes In tho Can,
adiaa and Mexican boundaries OF tho
United States 10 halt the admittedly
large Illegal entry OF Rliunn, II tho
Job confronting tho department, Of
labor.
Secretary James ]. Davis, enter.
Ing another term, win shortly call
all OF hia expert immigration and
naturalization mon into conference.
10 so over al acts OF congress az.
Getting this situation. with Wow 70
submitting proposal TO congress
that viii serve M a basis or a per.
mancnt policy.
Codlfication Of oil laws affecting
tho activities OF Davis department
Ia arbitration OF labor disputes. nat.
uUiiEatiun and Amcricanization
works. survcyg OF labor conditions
and costs OF living and welfare work
supervision, M wen aa tho para.
mount problems OF immigration reg.
pla,lon under tho 1924 quota law.
will 30 attempted also.
AZ the department now operates,
is activities arc hamporod by IA large
number OF conflicting laws There
have been no many different and
unrelated measures passed by con.
gresH. the administration OF which
wcro passed TO his department. that
Davis believes eodlfication 10 tho
moB;a important step TO DO taken
now.
Tho laws look Eko n hodge.
podRc," Davis said today. They
resemble bunch OF small packages
tied up in big package, We want
all OF them unwrapped, consolidated
and bundled In ono containor.'
Davis plans TO increase his force
OF immigration agents 10 copo with
the smuggling problem. ono feature
Of tho program In TO place his most
slSlllful agents at the most likely
points OF illegal entry.
Gratifying progress" according
10 Davis, Is being made In the de.
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ease, Or, Fitzpatrick said. the germ
theory has made II possible TO trace
and isolate disease germs and find
cure for ailments though incurablc,
he said,
Better control OF diet. less crowd,
Ing and othcINicmcnts must enter
before tho 10Osycar stage Is reached,
Or, Fitzpatrick declared
Ways and means must be found TO
keep tho air pure, balanced diets,
less crowding and periodical oSamin
atlons by physicians are essential, ho
says.
There must be no ovcr-oating,'
Or. Fitzpatrick said. "They win haS !
a plenty OF fresh foods IN which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
LEAGUE SOLVING
TAX PROBLEM
Appoint Commission to
Study Double Taxation

GENEVA. March io,--As II means
OF solving the problem OF double tax.
alton. tho council OF tho League Of
nations, which opened its aSth meet.
ing here Monday. voted 10 appoint n
commission composed OF United
States. South American. German and
Polish experts, 20 study tho question
Austen Chamberlain. British Tor.
eiRn minister. announced az tho
opening OF today'a session that 20
states had signed the leagues pruto'
col. agreeing TO arbltrats all dis.
putea arising under commercial
treaties.
Tho council decided 20 invite Mex.
leo and Ecuador 60 siEn the drug con
YcntiOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Drys Smash Bars
and Arrest Four

Julia Mayfair. barmaid, and
George Nnkamura were In tho Inn
migration station ana their "soft
drink bar" was In kindllng wood
Tuesday. following Monday night
visit at i22 Washington st. by Will
lam whitney and n squad OF federal
dry agent ax.wieldors, The agents
also chopped into tho New Bruins
wick bar Mt 2O2 First nve. and mr.
rested Y. Rogita and Mrs X. Okla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
CHARGE DIVORCE
is INVALID
Plaintiff In London Suit
May Still Be Wife

LONDON, March 1o.-CharFinE
that the divorce which Mrs. Dorothy
Munol pennlstoun. alleged lnterna.
tional oourtosan, obtained from
Lieut. Col, Ian Donnistouu In Paris
was secured thru clandestine agree.
ment, defense counsel In her So. 900
suit ngainst her former husband. 20.
day win question tho validity OF tho
decree.
Mrs. nennistoun. who already
has admitted engaging In intimate
relations with Cen Sir John steven
Cowens. ''the best quaitermaHtor
since Moses" and nn unnamed span.
lard, today was 10 face 10 hotel at.
taehes who win ueok 20 Identify her
as tho woman who stayed at their
hotels "a tho wife OF several men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
DISCUSS TRADE
Chamber OF Commerce De-
partment Gives Luncheon

Tho frs, foreign trades department
Of she Chamber OF Commerce lunch
con meeting under tho regime Of the
new executive committee was held
Tuesday noon In tho now building
II was an open meeting. al which
reports on topics which the commit.
tos is studying were taken up.
!. =. Hauuman told OF tho ineon'
venlonco OF shippers being compelled
TO produce Two original bills or lad
ing. ". l.. Conan spoke OF the appli'
cation OF terminal rates 10 the port
~ Grnys Harbor william NJ. Ingiis
spoke on the convention Of this Ma.
tlonai Foreign Trades council 10 bo
held Ia Seattle this June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Boys Body Kept in
Alcohol 100 Years

GLENcOyE, n. Y. March To-
Buried perhaps for moro than 100
years. the body OF baby boy. pre-.
served in u jug OF alcohol that also
contained several eoutury.old Amsri.
can coins. was unoarthed teday BY
workmen oxcayatIng for now build.
ing opposite the Glcncove bank.
DR.. Fred bernstein examined the
body and said II must have been In
alcohol at least q century. While
dates on tho coins wcro not legiblo,
they were OF n type that were with.
drawn from circulation prior TO 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

nartmcntB' work in conciliating Ia.
Dor disputes. He hopes TO continue
and expand this service OF tho de.
partmcnt IN prevention Of rtrikcs
and iockouts thru adjustment OF diff.
tercnees. reached whilo production "a
continuing unintorruptcdly and re.
turns to tho management and labor
are going on.
During the last fiscal year. concil.
lntion commissioners wcro assigned
In 5i4 TRADE disputes. strikes. threat.
cnod strikes and lockouts OF these
AS wcrc settled thru tho efforts Of
tho commissions. State and local
agencies n1slEted tho federal comlms.
sloncra IN settling 60 others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Manuals to Be Used
in Training Camps

Tho war department In publishing
now training manuals, entitled
"studIes in citizenship" for ubo in
the citIzons' military training camps
and rosorvo officers training camps.
Tho primary object or this lnstruc.
ton Ia to assist tho students to per.
form their duties, both civil and mill.
tary, with intelligence and an nppro.
citation IN full measure OF the obiiga.
tlon imposed by citizenship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Tho Mississippi supreme court has
held that honey bees are domesti-
Gated animals and that therefore
their owner Ia liable for any dam.
ago which they oause. Tho court
awarded n man $3.50 for two mules
stung TO death by bees OF neigh.
bor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
2 Arrests Are Too
Much for Broccoli

Two arrests OF the Same time are
too many for Sam Broccoli or Sam
Brock.
Last week no was arrested by Roy
c. Lylc's dry agents In a raid. AZ
the immigration station Deputy U.
s. Marshal Eugene Laird recognized
him as Sam Brock. wanted for con.
spraoy to Violate tho prohibition
law.
sam is now seeking additional ball
10 enable him to ''get out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Falls on Pitchfork
in Dads Barn, Dies

EUGENE. Ore, March 10,--Lloyd
Johnson. 4. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan johnson. died hero as re-
suit OF injuries suffered yesterday
in his fathers barn whom he fell on
pitohfork.
ono OF tho tines penetrated tho
lads brains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Tiny Bit of Wreckage

Beside Developing the ter
ritorB, running a railroad,
regulating seal hunting, and
doing a score of big jobs IN
Alaska, Uncle Sam finds time
TO look after tiny Alberta
Rose AddmsoR, iOdif of Sit
la. A childish wreck, she
toas brought 10 Seattle, has
been repaired under direction
of the bureau of education
and is to be trained in a 0ov-
ernment school near Anchor
age.
Photo ny csrr q nradisy,
star Btnft Photographers
A Iberia ROSE ADAMsoN. one
"a or the smallest bits Of human
wreckaga that over came 10 sea,uo
for repairs. win return 20 hor own
Northern country this spring. when
tho Ice goes out marked Care Of
Uncle Sam" sho Ia years old.
hslf-nstiyc, halt-whits. and Is stay
ms In this city with Mrs Nellie
oatorloth. 10th ST. and Stone way.
With both arms and both legs
broken. Alberta was found aban-
doned on tho bsach at sltlsa. Alaska.
last fall sho Is naid % have been
roughly handled in a quarrel be-
tween her white father and native
mother Officials OF tho Alaskan
school system took care Of her and
sent her TO Seattle Her broken
bones had sot crookedly. duo 20 lack
OF attention.
A. the orthopedio hospital here
the bones were rcbroksn and reset.
Tho United stntese bureau or edu-
cation. under Dr. J. r. Wagner.
asked tho Washington ChIIdren's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Fanny Hurst's
Father Is Dead

ST. LOUIS. March 10. - samuel
Hurst. father OF Fanny Hurst, died
at his home hero last night. This
nuthoress had boon called here be-
fore her fathers death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Some expert has figured out that
there arc 25,oi3,53o, 600 different
whist hands in q pack Of playing
cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

home 20 caro- for her. The home
accepted and placed her with Mrs
osterloth. In tho spring tho Rirl
Win go North. probably on tho T.
&. &. Boxer TO tho bureaus plant a,
EkiutnR. rs miles north OF Anchor.
age. Alaska shs viii receive M
education there. with scores OF other
native Ftrla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
STEEL TONNAGE REPORT

NEW YORK. March lo.--Unl,et
stntca Steel corporation untitled ton
nago report for February showed ar
Increase OF 2i7.iis tons over that Of
tho previous month. Tho untillet
tonnage on February 2S was 1894,
III tons, against 5.03L229 on Janu
airy 81: a.sl6,s76 on December 81 ant
I.oi2,9oi on February(S9. 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

fresh vitaminos have not boon killed
by poor methods OF prosecutions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

The census bureau estimates thu,
81, 900 on tho average must be In
vested TO pFovido work for ono man
I'm industries OF this country.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Holden Denies Surrender

Hartford. Aug. 27 P-Denying that the motion picture distributors had in any way Surrendered" 10 the state tax commissioner In the opposition they have set Up to the film tax law. Benedict NJ Holden Connecticut counsel for the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, said this morning that the confer ence with Commissioner Blodgett yesterday afternoon at which Charles C. Pettijohn. chief counsel for the distributors was also present, was concerned only with the me chanical details of collecting the taxes on films to be delivered to Connecticut theater owners under their present contracts,
 Mir. Holden said that his clients had never stated that they would "hoycot" Connecticut, Their ac- tion, he claimed had been confined merely to the removal of selling agents from the state.
 When his attention was called this morning to the statement of Lieu tenant Governor Brainard, In which he discounted the seriousness Of Will H. Hays edic', Mir. Holden said there Is no occasion for Senator Prainard to consider the situation at all. The question of calling a spe- cial session would not be determined by him. A special session is called when in the opinion of the governor an emergency exists. We have no lieutenant governor: at least have not heard of any proper legal steps which have been taken to make an amendment to the state constitution under which the president of the senate could become lieutenant gov ernor.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
COUNCILS ACTION TIES
 HANDS OF POLICE BOARD
Commissioners Feel Appointment of New Patrol Man Limits Service
 To Fifth Ward.

Unless the common council sees fit 10 rescind its action of last month authorizing the appointment or one additional policeman for duty in the fifth ward, members of the commission are Of the opinion they can do nothing but name a patrol man, assign him to that duty and allow him to remain in the fifth ward as long as he continues in po- lice service
 The resolution passed by the com mon council specifically directs the placing of new patrolman in the fifth ward. When the commission received a copy of the order re- quest was made that 1t be resGnded. that the board be allowed to name a new policeman and the money provided. The council did not change its original resolution, how ever, and now the police board finds it empowered to name a patrolman without exercising discretionary rights as to the shifting of beats In the fifth ward.