davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-11-20

= The Evening Star with the Sunday morn
Ing edition. is delivered by carriers within
tse city at go cents per month; daily only
,s5 cents per month: Sunday only. 90 cents
e per month. Orders NAV be s"nt by mail or
Telephone Main 5000 Collection is made by
carrier at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1925-11-20

"a hoss always gifts his chance to
eat" said Uncle Eben, which makes
him de only sure winner in Q boss
race"
Evening star., 1925-11-20
Superior KNOWLEDGE.

do your children obey you?"
mo, / obey them. They are teach.
ing me to dance the Charleston"
Evening star., 1925-11-20

G. Does the Mormon Church prac-
tice polygamy?-J. F. c.
A. The Mormon Church disayowed
the practice Of polygamy. ANY plural
marriage is unlawful both in the State
and in the church.
Evening star., 1925-11-20

@. What is lace bark?-C. w.
A. Lace bark is the inner bark
Of several species Of trees. the best
known being the lace bark tree of
Jamaica 1t is readily detached in
sheets or layers like birch bark, each
layer being a delicate network of
finer
Evening star., 1925-11-20

In all this one must see quite clear.
ly that the Nationalists, who won a
far-shining victory in electing Hinden-
burg, lost eventually because they had
nothing to propose. They were simply
and solely against any understanding
with their neighbors, any concession
not involving new surrenders, but
recognizing what had already been
lost. They were prepared to preserve
allied occupation of the Rhineland
indefinitely that in the end German
patriotism might be reused to reclaim
not the Rhineland only, but Alsace-
Lorraine also.
That part of Germany which was
industrial, that part which was demo-
cratic and socialistic wanted peace,
capital and labor wanted peace with
equal earnestness because it was es-
sential to both. Only the junkers
seated in the main on their East Ell
bian estates, uncOncerned or even
hostile to the industrial and CONNER.
cial as contrasted with the agrarian
prosperity Of their country. opposed
settlement, adjustment. anything
which gave German sanction to any
surrender which war had necessi-
tated. Rightly they argued that If
there were no adjustment, no settle
ment, German passion would rise and
one day the battle might be reopened,
that the history of Prussia after Jena
might be repeated and the treaty Of
Versailles torn up by some new tri-
umph as that of Tilsit after Leipzig.
4 X X X
Stresemann and Luther represented
and represent that business Germany
to which such q program, involving
enduring misery and continuing IN
Evening star., 1925-11-20

fire?-F. A. a.
A. Diamonds are not infamma BILE in
air; however, If put in pure oxygen
they will burn at about $50 degrees {.
Evening star., 1925-11-20

Q. What forms of insanity are
more prevalent in men and in WON
en?-R. NJ. F.
A. Pollock comments: The psy-
chooses due to harmful indulgence and
exposure are far more prevalent in
men than in women, while those aris-
ing from bodily weakness are, as
rule, more common in women
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
U. S. FAVORED IN
DRUG CONFERENCE

Geneva-The League of Nations
anti-drug conference reached turn
ing point favorable to the American
program when Viscount Cecil and Con-
gresham Stephen Porter personally
agreed upon The principal points under
discussion.
A joint conciliatory commission will
attempt to find suitable date to start
q 15-year period within which sigma.
tories will suppress opium smoking
and production and definitely limit
manufactured drugs.
Separate conventions will be launch
ed covering both subjects.
The conference was saved from a
breakup when the conferees unani-
mously adopted the Finnish project
providing for appointment of a joint
commission not only to consider the
entire American proposals but also all
conciliatory projects.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
BOYS OF OTHER DAYS

Older NaShon residents Will a.
gree with us that boy didn't
cost much in the days gone by.
A pair of corduroys, a cotton
waist and ten cent pair of sus-
pendefs made a wardrobe that
came to less than dollar. Ii
he ate a great deal he didn t run
up a doctor bill. A stonc-bruisc
or a bad case of sunburn were
ailments that never cost his faith
er a cent. He didn't have to have
a dollars worth of salve and ster-
iHzed bandages every lime he went
out and stubbed his toe.
He was of some help about the
place, too, from the time he was
seven years old, and when his
father leaned across the checkered
table cloth at supper time the eve
ming before circus day and, put
ting a quarter in his sons hand,
gave few words of advice a.
bout staying out of trouble to-
morrow, he knew that while he
would probably not see his son a
gain for Sc hours the honor of the
family would be maintained. lie
knew he wouldn't have to stop his
work 10 get the boy out of Jail for
speeding or for becoming too
friendly with bOotlegger.
There were no Boy Scouts and
fresh air camps in those days, and
no gymnasiums. But the fellow
who has never stood barefoot in
pasture or orchard grass, or buried
his toes in the cooling dust of a
country road, with the rising sun
bringing another bunch of freck-
les to distribute over his face, has
missed something out of boyhood
he can never put back. Today
the world gives a lot to boyhood,
but when we think of the boys OF
yesterday and then compare their
joys with those of the boys of TO
day we can't help feeling that al
the same time the world is giving
them much it is Withholding still
more.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
rs OREGON CITIES ORGANIZE
Amendment to Constitution to Guard
Rights VIII be Asked.


Portland, Or.-The League of Ore
gon Cities, with charter membership
OF rs municipalities, was organized at
meeting in the council chambers of
the city hall Saturday.
A definite program for work at the
state legislature was adopted and
legislative committee appointed
Cities in the league membership
are: Troutdale, Gresham Toledo, Gold
Hill. Drain, Tualatin, Hillsboro, AL
bany, Marshfield, Milwaukee, st.
Helens, Astoria, Baker, Yamhill, For
est Grove, Beaverton, Oregon City,
Salem, Eugene, Silverton, Cottage
Grove, Scappoose, Warrenton, Prime.
vile and Portland.
The legislative program calls for
submission of constitutional amend
ment guaranteeing to the cities of the
state full control of their own affairs,
and restricting the Legislature in inter
ference with the home rule preroga-
tiyes of the cities.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
GRASS
BY John j. ingalls,
Late United States Senator

Grass is the forgiveness of na-
ture-hcr constant benediction.
Fields trampled with battle, sat
urated with blood, torn with ruts
of cannon, grow green again, and
carnage is forgotten. Streets a
bandoned by traffic become grass
grown like rural lanes, and are
obliterated; forests decay, har-
vests perish, flowers vanish, but
grass is immortal. Beleagured by
the sullen hosts of winter, it with
draws into the impregnable for
tress of its subterraneam vitality
and energies upon the solicitation
of Spring. Sown by the winds, by
the wandering birds, propagated
by the subtle horticulture of the
clements, which are its ministers
and servants it softenS the rude
outline of the world. Its tenac-
ious fibers hold the earth in place,
and prevent its soluble compo-
nents from washing into the sea.
1t invades the solitudes of the
deserts, climbs the inaccessible
slopes and forbidding pinnacles
If mountains, modifies climates,
and determines the history, char
acter and destiny Of nations.
Unobtrusive and patient, it has
immortal vigor and aggression,
Banished from the thoroughfare
or the field it bides its time to re-
turn, and when vigilance is re.
laxed, or the dynasty has perish
ed, il silently resumes its throne,
from which it has been expelled.
but which it never abdicates.
1t bears no blazonry of bloom to
charm the senses with fragrance
or splendor, but its homely hue is
more enchanting than the lily or
the rose. 1t yields no fruit in
earth or air, and yet should its
harvest fail for a single year fam
inc would depopulate the world.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
Nomination of Warren Is shelyed.

Washington, D. C.-The nomination
of Charles Z, Warren OF Detroit as
Encouragement was shelved by the
senate judiciary committee to await
the outcome of fight against con
firmation of the promotion OF Attorney
General Harlan f. Stone to the SUI
preme court of the United States
The committee indefinitely postpon.
ed consideration of Warren's nomin-
alton after subcommittee headed by
Senator Borah, republican OF Idaho,
reported it could not approve the ap.
pointment,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
GLENN YOUNG is
KILLED AT HERR|N
Four Dead as Result Of Latest
Outbreak Between Two
Factions.

Herrln, Ill.-With militiamen again
patrolling the streets OF Herrin, order
prevailed Sunday after the latest out.
break of khan and anti.klan warfare
Saturday night in which four men
were killed, including S, Glenn Young.
khan liquor raider, and Ora Thomas,
deputy sheriff, rscognizod outstanding
leaders of the two factions.
The two others killed in the revolver
battle in Il maid.street cigar shop were
Ed Forbes and Homer Warner, both
reputed klansmen and companions OF
Young.
Young died from bullet wound
through che heart, although he was
shot also in the right breast. These
shots, according to reports, came
from the two revolyers handled by
Thomas.
When citizens entered the cigar
shop few minutes after an exchange
of 40 or 40 shots they found Young
dead and Warner unconscious. Thomas
slumped to the floor with bullet
wounds in his body and died on the
way to the city hospital.
Forbes lay dead on the sidewalk
outside, shot through the base of the
skull. Warner died in the hospital
about two hours later.
Versions of the battle vary, 1t is
known, however, that the shooting
took place in the Canary cigar store
and barber shop operated in the front
of the European hotel.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
EDITORIAL
THIS WEEK

While Chicago, and the section
surrounding it, is suffering from
below zero weather, accompanied
by great banks of snow, Vashon
island residents sleep with open
windows so the larks will waken
them with their morning songs.
s*%*s%s#
1t looks now as if Governor
Hartley was going to turn out to
be second Frank Paul. Elected
by no clique or elan, he is governor
In his own right, and starts off as
if he meant to be such. This paper
was the first voice lifted in the
state in favor of cutting out all
additional law making, and the
governor recommended the legis-
lature to pass what appropria-
ton bills We're necessary, and
quit. The legislature voted to do
this. Mr.. Hartley will have no
easy task in getting the affairs of
the state on business basis. "
But with pluck, courage, and stick
toitiveness, he can do it. Look
what Frank Paul has done single
handed.
a%ax%&mA
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30

and America. In Europe it is a
case of little men getting big pay,
in America it is a case Of big men
getting little pay. However, big
men mean more than big pay, and
little men mean less than little
payl 1t is mostly in the caliber of
the men.
%a&s*s%*
President Coolidge is one of the
cleanest men in personal habits
ever to occupy the white house.
He is almost abstemious in every
thing. A New Highlander by birth
and habit, he takes the rigid Pur-
itanical view in both private and
public life. He has recently an
pounced that good way to sup
port the dry laws is to practice
them. He has pledged himself
to do both. With such man III
the White House there is small
danger of America going wrong,
President Coolidge is growing
stronger in the hearts Of the peo-
pie every day.
&s&a#$**
One hundred fifty two persons
sat down to the Burns dinner last
Saturday night. If there were a
dining room on the island that
would seat twice that number it
would have been filled. That
gathering did as much to silently
merge the island into one family
as ten thousand dollars spent i'll
propaganda would do. Every
section of the island was repre-
sented, and 20 sit down for an hour
beside your neighbr at the table
and eat and laugh with him, spells
out FRATERNITY in big letters.
With more such gatherings we'd
soon make up our mind that may
be the fellow at the opposite end
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30

If the island doesn't have horns
,ftor MI 4 oood Slogan this vear
yonld he. "Gct acquainted with
yo,r neigbbor--vou mioht like
inn -
ae..ss..
co,,,,,,o,o;,, fu,,,, - oIoo., p.o,,;
,,t o' ap;ii s''l >,i'o is,' , NJ 80
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-30
Wool Men Reflect Idaho Man Head.

San Francisco. Frank j. Hargen-
barth Of Spencer, Idaho, was reelected
president of the National Wool Grow.
ers' association at the closing session
Of the Goth annual convention here
He has held The office continuously
since 1911
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15
a VISO A LAS SOLTERAS. IL

sea usted casarse? lTiene us
ted amores contrariados? iTiene us
ted algunos sffrimientos? s1iene
usted deseos de gozar Ia vida y sa-
lir de sns horribfes sufrimientos,
bien sea por amor, contrariedades
familiares? Tenge un consejo y un
lenitivo para cada case. Escrlbame
~ no lie pesara.
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casa magnffica $e5 q

Gale America, parada %, es-
quina Europa. Departamento con
t0das comodidades. Ponce de Leon
232 v Dos HerInanos5 H. para $50
y $40 respectivamente, tel6fono 1141
azul, Santuree. cit
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nINERO:-solieito, sin interven

ci0n de corredores, dos mil do
lares $4,000 en- primera hipoteca
sobre casa en- sitio centrico dc San
turce, con solar de 750 metros. In
formara sefior Sanchez, OfIcina No
8. Salvador Brau 2S. tel6fono 1866
San Juan. ella,
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IJENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

~ EN- AA SL n AUNG5c NAEQ1a~
LES: en- toda clase de trabaj Jos.
Ne fmpFimen clntas para cOronas.
Lame al telefono 026 azul. parada
"a calle HeEnanden No. o. EncarDa-
|ci6n HernAndea. r.
aeeeA@smN~s1et~e~e pNresNse~<S~p>s~
a QUIEN RTERESE, Un truck
Day-Elder de 14k, toneIadsa de
nee. semplstamsnss rsaiuasads y
uno de tres toneladas de IL misma
marca , en- las mlsmas condiciones.
Sc venden earanflaadoa. A. Alya-
res y Hnos. p. o. Box 13D. San Juan.
Ave Ponce de Leon No. Q. r.
NSNNNSNsNseu e&NN@sNNNsAN1
TNDEMNIZACTONES A OBREROS
Gestionc a lesionados asuntos
con garantfa, actividad, satisfac-
ci6n. Dirfjase: German Rieckehoff,
Edificio Gel lIundo', Telefono 1886,
San Juan. TT
.~~.~.~.~-~~~a~~@@~N~>>e..-
cE vENDE EN- CTUDAD NUEVA,
Parada 33 y S24S Hato Rey un
Chalet de concrete con oeho depar-
tamentos. garaje, con habitaci6n
" seryicio sanitario Independence
Esta terminarse: continuaremos
fabricaciones de chalets para ven-
tas a plazos Y de contado. Los So
lares de npestra urbanizaci6n son
inmejorables. visite este hermoso
sitio seco v saludable con brisa cons
tantemente reinante. Offcina en- la
misIna urbanizaeion. Telefono 1901,
santurce. Box ~. Hato Rey. r. r.
" .tfsass-f - A
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Nf@&sN~fs %-h%N@c NJ ufhea po-
seer nn hogaE colnod0. donde viyir
saiisfeeho Tetpan 46. Telefono s.
J. IS TIL
~~~@~~~~~N~~s~~.~~>~~~~
a FhENDA 50 6ALUD. No sea
neellgente a se eIente debillta-
90. Tome en- seguida Il vino
~ARc0D0Is y vera como en- se-
Enida rec0bra carnes , fuerza. ri
daio en- las Farmaclaa e-2e
ss~s~e.~esN@es@e>~s@~.~~-~~-@s
A Los VEAFANTRg de- Conercio /,
Una Importante fabrica amerI-
eana do muebles ofreee una exec
lenie oporfunldad para trabajar a
base Dc eomision sus productos, CO.
nocid0s en- toda la isla. ventas di-
fectAnente Al eomercIo. EscrIba
1nndc reforencias AZ anarfado 72o
san Juan. e-TT
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EN NEW YORK, se alaulla de ju-
10 10 . Setiembre 15'apartamen
70 amneblado con sels habltaciones.
Preclo mbdico. Informara CarbIa
Bros. 1'pl. 1921. San Juan. 6-a0
.e.~~... v-oo
CT ALQuILA HABFTAOfON at,,ue
hlnda o sin muebles. con a sin 90
mldas gentilada. entrada iuannen-
dlenle, casa famllia respectable San
furce. so segundos del trolley y
guhguas Parque. cuadra de Ca
rretera Central. Telefono 75 ver-
de. santurce 6-I5.
s~s~~~~~~~.~~~~@~@~~s~..~
ALQuIF.O nara prfmere. iuIio. her
m0sa residencla frente Al mar al
lndo panaue Rorlnonen sells dormi-
torl0e. eaia eomeaor . den,ss ~
lnodldades. garage nara dos anto
moyllea. Perez Hermanos. TeIefo-
10 l7a0 aanturoe. ara
I'm 10 metor del conaado - va.do
elesmnte re~laenela--o r,.-a.
plsos mosalcos-carafe cnarto aarv,-
"a nnexo-facllfdades napa ROY
is0o- -Tel. Bis negro. San Juan.
"a.
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FL PRIMER PASO para gozar de
Ia satisfaction de vIsIr en- casa
propla - adquIrir el solar. Los tie
nen a IL venta en- condado Hato-
hey, al aleanec de- todas las fortu-
nas. AMADE0. GONZALEZ Y We
NEGAS. Tetpan 46. TeltfonO San
Juan - TIL
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CT VENDE WERNOgA RRGKnEN
era. Avensda Nereidas. conda-
De. Solar NIL metros. Casa espacio-
-. Garage comodldndes modernas.
Frenfe trolley. eerca Paraue. Juan
n. DE- Torres. TEL 700 Roio. San-
turce. e.on
~>~s~s~-~~-~~~~~~~s~~.~~-~~.~s
a fARTAsIEAT0S MODERNOS.
aeabadOs de construir. a medic
block Ne II playa. Aqua frfa ' ca
llenle. Garage y cunrio para slrvien
les. Pacific Place, Telefono 1741
santurce. 0-1g
>~~~@~~~~~um@~~~~~.-~.~
81 "a A NFvV y0Ru. ras. a.
- famIlsa comodllaaes axc.Isn,ss
altnaaa eerca deI' central part. v
Islxer alaa p,aclos r.-nn.s,as a..
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SE MQuLl.A por, 5000 un piso
alto en- eI mejor sltlo del Con-
dado. frenfe M cruce del Trolley,
stop co.'s. Ideal para fOca fami-
lla. lntorlnaF6 en- Ia misma Tel,
2oee negro. eanturce. ~ r.
asA<Mm~mmm~Nem~@s@
Al C0ApRAR ST CASA procure
adqulrrla con los adelantos mo-
defnos. Una casa que no los tenga.
aiegnpre e. cara p0r barata que
euesfe. Dlrfjase AMADEO. CON
zAEsEz r yENEGAs 81 desea po-
seer IN hogaF coInodo. donde viyir
satlsfeeho Tetuan 46. Teltfono s.
}. IS 7-11
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eon $1,000 pronfo. haEa propo-
sici6n y Demonstration. Gamble c.
Haa eonereie y madeira eil HaninFce.
IloF solares enfre Sanfurce y no
I'iedraa. Teiffeno I10 verde. San
turce. Box 60. San 1uan. eis
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CONTABLE-AUDITOR, Is amos

experiencia, desea lleVar HbrOs
horas convencionaIes. Corresponsal
ingl6s-espafiol EQUITABLE. Box 1OS.a
San Jnan Ait
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3 z q "a 81 81 "a Izz az 1Ni1EN
CE VENDE: I'm juego de muebles
de sala de catorce pleas, color
caoba. Puede verlos en- La Gale de
La IgIesia NO. ~. Stop Is. Santnr-
ce. SO
N~~~~NN~.NNNe.~NN.o~e
TERRA FERTIL, 27S cuerdas.
Sc venden en- Barrio Minilla. 8
minutes Bayan0n. Puedo venderIa
parties de So cuerdas, Y ofra por
restO. Informara Pedro del Vale.
estaci6n ferroearril, Bayam0n. 7-10
ts-~e@~~sss. '>>@ssr~s-s<ss~ ~
CE VENDE Stndebaker, Big six.
modelo Sport, cinco pasajeros. 6
gomas Balloon, con estabilizadores
Watson. POGO uso. Informara Box
812, San Juan. 6-16
A.,@Sa.pAAp>>sSN.r@~<@>
crash de. hilO Dlaneoa tamafios
80. 80 y "a cofecci6Rr americana,
$3.9S traje. Pida Ell suyo por Coz
rreo I'll Mundo Elegapte. San Juan.
p. r. 60.
.lse-e>~>~NN.aN..e.~s>.Np>sSS%.es
A LQUILO casa magnffica $65 en-
Gale America, parada %, es-
quina Europa. Departamento con
t0das comodidades. Ponce de Leon
232 y Dos Hernanos5 IT, para $50
y $40 respectivamente, tel6fOno 1141
azul, Santuree. 6-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FL DIR. BOCANEGBA LOPEZ,
con offcfnas en- San Francisco
"a altos, desea entfevistarse con
los sigHientes sef1ores; para asuntos
que les interesa Arcadio Lucia
no, Obras Carretera Corozal Alfref
do Luigi, Porto Rico Express Co.
A. Gomez, Stop %. Industrial. Sal
vador Suazo, Casa de G. B. Cheney.
j. d. Rodriguez; Pedro Moreno,
Asiatic Petroleum Co. Pelegrin Ba-
dillo. La trocha, San jose St. Ma
nuel Nieves, Casa de Waldrop Y
AureliO CoIlazo. 6-18
\ ~~~~~~~><~@
NECESTTAMOS reparadoras de
trajes. Morris e. Storyk, Isabel
Segunda No. S. Marina, San Juan.
p. r. 6-18
~~~~~NNNS>~~
NACAS.-vendemos un Iote de 40
Is del pafs. entire paridas y horras
Son j0venes. Sc interesa venderlas.
rapidamente y Sc dSn muy baratas.
Eugenio ForaI, calle de- COmerio
No. 186. telefono 80. Bayam6n. T,
K. P.
~~~~~~~~~N~
EFECTOS MILITARES. mosquito
ros, capas, guerreras. pantalo-
nes, babies, polaines. camisas. Pre-
clos especiales para quincalleros.
El BOsQue de Bolonia, 33 San Sc
bastiAn St., San Juan. $50
sc~N~~es~S~rsreD@s
CE VENDE casa. de concrete dos
plantas en- San Sebastian 65 por
$4,000 -Informara c. Malatrasi.
San Juan TIA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VINO FIN0 soc. botella, toda
81. familia puede hacer SUI vino en-
su propia casa. EnvIe $500 q Giro.
ALalatrasi, San Juan y recibira a
vuelta de correos uyas instructed
nes para II botellas de buen vino.
TIA
~~~~~~~~>~~~>N~~s~~~s~s~
CE VENDE casa concrete con ga
rage. Nueva CONSTRUCTION. Gale
Las Flores, Parada A, calle Lola.
.Informara Telefono 500 negro San
turce o en- Ia misma, III. Lopez. ITO
N~>s~S@srs eesr~srNSNy~r-S~EN
sc ALQUILA. Una casa en- Ia Ave.
nida Antonsanti No. %. Infor-
mes en- la tienda al lado telefono
1880 verde, Santurce. 6-29.
-ASNS~SNS~~N~~pss~Se
pEREUMERIA COTY.-Loci6n.
L. Origan, tamafio pequefio. a.
$2.25. Loci0n y. 0rigan,s tamafIo-
grande $500. Locion JAZAIIN DE
CORSE. tamaflo grande. a $4,9S.
Loci6n Styx, tamafio grande $4.98.
Aproveche esfa ODOrtunidad. TT,
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no HAY MEJOR sITIO QUE Ell

HOGAR. Esto es falso cuando
Sc habita Ia casa ajena. ST quiere
usted disfrutar la tranquilidad in
dependencia de vivir SUI casa pro-
pia, dirfjase AMADEO, COMA
HLEz' Il yENEGAS, Tetuan 46, Te-
lefono S. j. 18s I'LL
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CE YENDE en-, 1400.--Casa made
ra. solar propio. servicio santa
rio, parada 27 cerca carretera Cen
tral, renta $24. Informaran telefo-
no 11TS rojo Blanca Cerra IS, San
turce. I'll
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalrnente los cltimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran
surtido de couplets y mnsica espa-
fOlas en- general. Envfo q la isla
franQueo extra. Los Anchachos. San
Juan; p. r. p.
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GE .ALQUIIlA en- la Avenida Taft,
- Santurce, una casa con cuatro
dormitorios, sala, comedor, cocina,
-cuarto de baflos garage, cuarto de
siryientes installation sanitaria
para siryientes. Esta cerca del mar,
del trole Y del parque. Precio $65.
Para informes, dirfjase al telefo-
no 739 negro, Santurce NJ. Hudo,
tel6fono 136 negro, Rio Piedras,
r. n: 6-26
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MUEBLES finos casi sin uso ven
dense precio de OCCASION. Approve
cha. No los pague mas caros en- la
tienda. Carretera Al. Parada 5, te-
l9fono 1891 verde. 6-17
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RADIO.-Vendemos aparatos COM
y pletOs marca MIRAC0. Precios
destle IA a 500. Diyi6rtase oyendo
coneiertos larga distancia. Soli-
cftenOs literature. Representanre
Francisco ]. Santos, Box 622 Ponce.
.-5:
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|VENDO. Por serme impossible aten
derio vndo el cafe "BosQue". Ca
rantizo ganancia de $40 a $l5 dia
dos Tanbien una guagua con fran
quicia sin ella. 1nf6rmese en- Ell
.'BosqueY. p.
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MUDANzAs GRATIS: listed n,

pagara NADIA por mudar su fa-
milia a cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagard por sus muebles
un precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ningln desper
fecto. Trasladaremos a su familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismo.
Tenemos personal bien educado.
Llame al Telefono Nos 2T7 Rojo.
Santurce dirfjase personalmente
d Cerra No. Is. p.