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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
RIGHT HERE
IN INDIANA
A DESERTED
CHILD
BY GAYLORD NELSON

7OLICE are searching for a
~ couple who callously
abandoned their 3.year-old
boy on a downtown Indianapolis
street Sunday. A compassionate
passerby rescued the forsaken
youngster, and, after keeping him
over night. turned HIM over to
juvenile court authorities.
To a decent human being, child
desertion is the most brutal and
revolving crime. One can condone
a snappy murder executed in n
flare of anger, but 1t is inconceiv-
able that a parent would drop a
tender, helpless son in the gutter
to live or starve as circumstances
might direct.
Yet child desertion is not I'm.
common--even in enlightened In
diana. There are parents to whom
children are only membranes to
be abandoned at suitable opp6rtun'
ity. Such parents do much to re-
flute the theory that man was
created by Divine decree. They
seem to have evoled from worth
less weeds, for even beasts Of the
field cherish and protect their Off
spring.
The deserted babe-the found
ling-is the most pathetic figure
in stories and human history. Oc-
casionally some waif, thus cast
aside, rises to eminence.
The distinguished founding
Moses fashioned a nation out OF
an enslaved tribe. Romulu and
Remus-abandoned babes sucked
by a wolf--founded Rome, so the
story goes. DAlembert, one OF
the most brilliant philosophers and
mathematicians OF France, was a
nameless walf found at a church
door. Henry NJ. Stanley, the great
African explorer, was a poorhouse
waif, who died a knight.
There is no telling what a help
less babe may become-within
him may be the spark Of immortal
ity. Parents who abandon their
offspring not only commit crime
but may be trading future fame
for present convenience.
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erection of the artist designing the
coin. Six pointed stars were
generally used until 1892. The first
five pointed stars were introduced on
the half and quarter dollars of 1892.
Has the Revenue tax on amuse-
ments been entirely removed?
An amusement tax was formerly
charged on admissions over 10
cents, the rate being 1 cent to each
10 cents. This tax is still in force
at the rate of 1 cent for each 10
cents of admission, but, according
to the present law, admissions of
so cents and under are exempt from
taxation.
How long does it take for the
light of the sun to reach the earth?
Light travels at the rate of 1856, 1924
miles per second. The approximate
distance of the sun from the earth
is 92,900,000 miles. 1t takes there
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
The McCray Pardon
Plea

{ A 1CCORD1NG to press dispatches, ACtorHoy
lAl General Sargent was told by someone IN
the group of Indiana lawyers and politicians
seeking pardon for Warren T. McCray that
all the Indianapolis newspapers favored his re-
lease. There is no authority for such state
ment SO far as The Times is concerned. The
Times has never expressed itself as favorable to
the pardoning of McCray.
A Jury in Federal Court, after hearing the
testimony, found on the first ballot that Nc
Cray was guilty of using the mails to defraud.
Anyone who heard the testimony and knew the
facts in the case could not have the slightest
doubt about his guilt.
The question then resolves itself only into
one of whether the sentence given McCray by
Judge Albert B. Anderson was too severe. 1t
has been argued that McCray was forced by
circumstances, including the agricultural de-
preston, into his action in disposing of fraud
ulent and forged notes. McCray was only one
of thousands of farmers who suffered from the
agricultural depression. Would every farmer
who felt financial pressure at that time have
been justified in peddling worthless paper?
McCray's position is very similar to that of
bank cashier who takes money from the till
because he needs it, expecting to return it,
and who gets caught in the act. If the cashier
of McCray's own bank had done this, McCray
would hardly have declined to prosecute him
Admittedly, there may be difference in
degrees of crime. It was apparent that Nc
Cray hoped to make good the various fraudu-
lent securities he circulated, but that he became
50 deeply embogged in the financial mire that
this became impossible. Perhaps such crime
really is not as bad as the one in which a stock
swindle1 goes out and deliberately takes
money away from innocent persons without
any intention of returning it, but nevertheless
it is crime.
1t is argued that the bankers of Indiana
who were swindled by McCray should have
been sufficiently shrewd to have known bet
ter than to fall into a trap. This in no way
condones McCray. If the bankers had refused
to accept his paper he would have been no less
a criminal.
Perhaps Judge Anderson was Influenced
when he sentenced McCray to serve ten years
in the Federal penitentiary by the fact that
McCray was the Governor of the State We
can not help feeling that this very fact did
make difference The governorship is the
highest office in the gift of the people of Indi-
ana 1t is place of public trust. The people
who voted for McCray had the utmost conf
dence in his honesty and integrity. He vio-
lated that confidence.
Under Federal regulations, a prisoner is
subject to parole after he has served third
of his sentence. In the case of McCray, this
would be period Of three years and four
months. From all reports, McCray is not suf-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
Tom Sims SAYS

Every now AMI then a man tries
TO repeal the laws of nature and the
laws of nature repeal him.
Summer is that brief hot spell
during which coal dealers buy more
cash registers and adding machines.
The strangest thing on earth is to
go back to the old town and see who
has turned out so well.
Any man who gets up early on
Sunday when it isn't necessary is
just too lazy to go back to sleep.
Swimming is becoming more pop
ular every summer because some
people have no show with their
clothes on.
If you lose sleep at night don't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
What's a Million Dollars If You Have No
Children to Enjoy Every Red Cent of 1t?
BY Walter D. Hickman

HILDREN everywhere.
liz Great kiddies, children
S with a smile, children with a
frown. children hungry for love
children everywhere.
That Is what you will find in
"Drusilla With A Million with
Mary Carr as Drusilla, Priscilla Bon
ner as poor little Sally May Ferris
and Kenneth Harlan as Collin
Arnold.
You will discover that "Drusilla'
will be present at the Colonial next
week, starting Sunday.
I have seen this picture at a
private showing. 1t is another lover
The Hills" but a better picture.
I seldom urge people in advance
to see a thing but I am going to
get right now on the band wagon
and yell loudly that "Drusilla With
A Million" is the best mother
story ever given the screen.
Drusilla is the only charity ward
at an old ladies' home. Although
over sixty, Drusilla is the Pollyanna
of the home-she does the washing,
takes all the abuse and smiles real
sunshine all the time.
And then-a distant relative leaves
Drusilla one cold million dollars.
There sure was a sensation when
Drusilla became the grand lady.
And then Drusilla moves into her
palace. What does she do? She
turns this wonderful home into a
home for deserted babies. Then the
fun, the tears, the screams and
everything else starts in this picture
1 am willing to go on record right
now and state that among the most
enjoyable hour in my life was spent
while seeing Mary Carr In "Drusilla
With A Million
Plan right now to see this picture
at the Colonial all next week.
1t is the greatest human interest
picture ever filmed.
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lore a little over eight minutes for
the light CT the sun to reach the
earth
How did the song Yankee
Doodle" come to he written?
( The origin Of Yankee Doodle" is
unknown. The words, which were
in derisicn Of the ill-assorted provin-
cial troops, were probably written by
Edward Bangs between 1775 and
1777.
How many children has Princess
Mary of England and what are
their names?
Princess Mary has two children;
Gregory Henry Hubert, born in
February, 1923, and Gerald David.
born in August, 1924.
Were there ever any four dollar
gold pieces in Giro ulation in the
United States?
No. Some pattern coins of this
denomination were made in 1879 and
$780, probably not more than $50
in number. They We're made merely
to determine the advisability of
minting coins of this denomination
and were not made a regular issue.
What do the letters r. o. T. c.
stand for?
Reserve Officers Training Corps
These are established in civil ed.
ucational institutions in the United
States to give theoretical and prac'
teal military instructions to the
students. They are found in most
colleges.
How much gold, is contained in
the gold coins Of the United
States?
Standard bullion, from which
United States gold coins are made
is composed of 900 parts of pure gold
to 100 parts of copper alloy.
Is there a Romanian language
daily paper published in the United
States?
America" published at 5705
Detroit Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
Is there more than one breed of
collie?
There is but one breed of collie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
STREET CAR
EARNINGS SLUMP

1~7ARNINGS OF indianapolis
r. Street Railway Company
III last month totaled S367..
997S0-S25,742.5l less than In July
1924. Totaled July receipts this
year were also under those OF the
previous month. June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

More & r a y
h airs for tho
street railway
men. They have
n robust and
growing problem
OF diminishing re.
turns with which
60 grapple.
The slump In
car fares Is n
progressive die.
ease OF the india.
napolis street car
system. Almost
every m o n { h
shows n decline
in revenues from
{ h e preceding
month. It's I'm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

A telephone ex
change is where
they swap right
n u m b ers for
wrong ones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

Many a man reads auto advertise
ments when he should be studying
the real estate values.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
A THOUGHT

Rejoice with them that DO re.
ioice, and weep with them that
weep.-ROm. 1918.
Sympathy Is especially q Chris
tan 9lty.-Spurgeon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

You don't have
to go in swim
ming to have a
shark pull your
leg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
WHAT DO YOU WANT 10 KNOW?

You can get an answer To any quee
ton o. fact or information by writing
to The Indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau. 1922 New York Ave, Wash
inton D c., inclosing 2 cents In
stamps for reply. Medical legal and
marital advice cannot be given. nor
can extended research be undertaken.
AL other questions will receive per,
sonal reply. Unsigned requests cannot
be answered All letters are contden-
tial --EdItOr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

IT y " liilQ IL
while at work the
following day.
Life is short
enough without
learning to be a
high diver.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

What is the airplane speed
record for the United States?
The recognized airplane speed
record is 266.59 miles per hour, made
by Lieutenant Williams, U. S. N. in
a Curtis Racer, R-201. at Mitchell
FIELD. Mineola, Long Island, New
York, on November 4, 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

Are five or SIX pointed stars
used on the coins of the United
States?
There is no regulation prescribing
the use of five or six pointed stars
on the United States coins, but the
number of points is left to the dis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
NHUDANZAs \ GRATIS: listed no

MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
pagarA NADIA por mudar su fa-
milia a cualQuier parte de La Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus muebles
un precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no snfriran ningnn desper
fecto. Trasladaremos q su familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismO.
Tenemos personal, bien e1ucado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884.
Santurce dirfjase personalmente
a Cerra No. %. p.
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CE VENDE en- $4,000 un maguffi
co negociO de AUTOMOBILES ba-
terfas establecido en- Santo Domin-
go por mas de euatrO amos. Pro-
duce $400 de ganancia mensual-
mente. Con buenaS representation
nes. De mucho porvenir. Su duei1o
es I'M extranjero quien tiene que
ausentarse del pals por su salud.
Dirljase al Apartado 1876, tele-
fonO 1910 negro, San Juan. 7-15
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LES: en- toda clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al telefOno 825 azuI, parada
IA calle Hernandez No. 6 Encarna-
cion Hernandez. p.
~N~NSNs~r>r~s~Nr~rNe
CI LA TOS LIE MOLESTA. Pida
EN- su farmacia un frasco de
s.HYOTOLE' el excelente jarabe
que hace desaparecer la tos mas re-
belde en- POGO tempo. No deje de
probarlo en- seguida Convenzase de
clio. 7-27
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CE VENDE a precios sumament'

CE YENDE a precios sumamente
baratos un Buick cilindros, Z
pasajeros, un Ford Roadster, un
Ford Touring, un Oldmobile pasa-
jeros, un Hudson pasaje-
ros, un Dodge cinco pasa-
jer0s, un Chandler Roadster, un
Oakland Coupe, un Cadillac 6 pa
sajerOs Y un HHdsOn Speedster. In
formaran The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefo-
no 4, 6, 8, Comercio st. No. IL, San
Juan, p. r. p.
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EMPREsA .pE MUDANZAs.-s

desea hacer una mndanza rapi-
da, economical con absolute garan-
tia de sus muebles, lame al 1872
azul, Santurce sera atendido eff
cazmente. r.
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NEVERAs. NEVsRAS. s1.oo al /

maria 81 semanal. Joya del Ho-
gar, San Juan, caIle Cristo No. 13,
Santurce, calle Carretera No. 115.
Rio Piedras, calle Mufoz Rivera. 90
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CE VENDE jnego de tres piea

Sill6n. butaca v sofa-cama (Da-
venpeFt) v dos roperos mOdernos,
ehifforrobes. todo terminado en-
ca0ba. Dlrfiase Aycnida Fernandez
No. Is o telef0no 1917. Santnrce. p.
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NENDO casa barata en- Carretera
125, Cataiio. Hace esquina, 8
dormitorios, servieio. Galerfa am
plia frente y detras. Buen algibe.
InfOrmes la misma tel6fone 427
negro, Santurce. 7-22
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INTERESO tomar en- arrendamien-
to finca de 40 60 cuerdas GER
ca de Rio Piedras. Sc desea una
finca llama con buena aqua para
ganado. Informe ampliamente a FL
del Arenas Box 345, San juan.
" aR
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QUEEN TNTERESE. On tru

Day-Elder de ia tonAladas de
Hso. eompletamente reaJnstado y
unO de tres toneladas de ia misma
marca 3 en- las mismas condiciones.
Sc venden garantizados. A. Alvarez
y Hnos. p. O. Box I39, San Juan,
Ave. Ponce de Leon No. 6. p.
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PUEsTO DE GAsOLINA. por no

. III U.ADOA1AANIhs OF IIU
poder atenderIo, vendO ell mejor
y mas lucrative de Martin Pefia.
Tiene bomba moderna para 1856
gaioneS, GAIA caudales, registradO-
ra, compressor, caja Agry, 3 bonn
bas de aceite, aparadOr, 2 sidrie-
ras mostradOr Y escritoriO. Tod0
$l400. Informes Telefon0 246 ne
gro o 1859 verde, SantHfce. 7-24
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CE ALQUILH segundo piso, Edi-
ficio Crd0fiez, Allen 81, propio
para casino, fabrica, etc. Tres gran
des salones. En- primer piso depar-
sameDto para oficina. Informara TIE
lefoRO 81 negro. San Juan. 7-16
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POSITION WANTED. Experien-

POSITION WANTED. Experien-
ced young man about 20 years
of age, graduated from Mayaguez
High School wants a position as
bOokkeeper or stenographer. Can
work in South America or in Santo
Domingo. Address: Box /, Maya
guez, L. r 7-2O
-->S~~W 49, ~@~~~~~S~S~>>~I@
FL CISNE NEGRO. Doctor en- be-
lleza femenina. Ofrece sus SER
viciOs profesionales las damas de
San Juan V de la Isla, asegurando
los resultadoS mas satisfactorios
Cuento con % aflos de experienced
Ell el arte de embellecer la mu-
jer. Puedo develyerle sus encantos
en- el mas breve plazo. No son ne
cesari0s tratamientos peligPosos.
Nj nso drogas. Doy buenas referen-
cias. MOralidad estricta. Consultas
gratis por correO. Raj. COrdero No.
6S. Box 1006, San Juan, p. r. 8-14
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VACAS.--Vendemos un lote de 40
del pafs, entire paridag v horras.
Son j6venes. Sc interesa vender-
las rapidamente v Sc dan muy ba-
ratas. Eugenio FOral, calle de CO.
merfo No. 1876, tel6fono 80, Baya-
mon, p. r. r..
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NECEsITA listed una casa {

AibonitoT he dos plantaS. ms
talaci6n electrica , sanltaria. do
hle csta Ultima. SeryiciO nermRnen-
te de- aqua dos temperatures
luear oentrico. Bajos ocupados pOE
a dneao. Informes: BFfgido Cine
neg. Box a. AIbonito. r. r. 7-2OI
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.cE vENDEN BARATAs. facilida

des nag0. Dos casas nnevas de
Concrete. Ave. A. Tapia. Informa-
"a Geo. s. Latimer. Gale Parque
40. Teitf0no 2s7 negro. Ave. A. TIA
pia 1O1. TelefonO 81 azul. Santurce.
7-21
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7 TRBANIzACION. De sola. siti,

residential Avenida Alexandra
Tapia, ounce metros anehO. Aqua,
luz, tel6fonos. Sc venden solares al
contadO y a plazos. Informara
Ave. A. Tapia 101, Tel. 81 azul, ca
lie del Parque 40, Telefono 2S7 ne
gro. Geo S. Latimer. 7-21
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hipoteca s0bre pr0pledad que
vale $4,000. Sc paga el doce por
clento dc interes. Informara Ra-
mon Llobet Jr.. edificio Bouret
Room 81. 7-20.
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CE AL0Un.A nna habItacI6n en-

casa de famIlIa respectable. con
comida o sin comida preferible. In
formaran Gale Hernandez No. G.
parada IA. Tiene entrada indenen-
diente. 7-21
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CE yENDEN varios miles de paiitog
toronjas de dos amos (marsh) sin
semilIas Y .Duncan) con pepitas iTl-l
gertados, hires de costras, estando
completamente limpios. Juan Gar
cot. Naguabo. $40
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fNN~NNNHN@MAA - IT N7pttAVA 2 III
giles con seis amos de practica Y
huenas referencias, desea cOlocarse.
Lame al teiefono 33 azul, Santur-
ee. 7-19
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SE ALQUILA un apartamento mo-
derno compuestO de cuatro DOR
mitorios, antesala, sala, comedor y
demas comodidades, por $1,000 en-
calle Infanta Luisa No. 2. fnforma
ran en- la Joyerfa, ]. p. Bouret Inc.
San Justo No. II. r
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|KMTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do Gle producer nm efectO eficaz Y
rapido. Pida infrmes a.: "Los Mu-
chachos', Sues. de A. Mayol Co.,
San Juan, p. R. p.
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EARMACEUTICO. Sc

q lthMEAOEUIIOU.S Sc S0llclta unO
una. Buenas proposiciones, Y
81 desea nsociarse mejor. Para mas
informes, Box 226, Ponce, 2. r.
7-20
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CE sOLICTTA una estenografa,

inglGs v espaiiol, sfrvase mandar
por escrit0 infOrmes completes Y
sueld0s que espera ganar a "StenO-
grapher". I'll MundO. 7-1s
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EE, FENDEN maeBles baratos en-
bnen estadO tambi6n piano mar
ca Howard de POGO uso. Pueden YER
Sc cualquier hora, Stop 26115, Ca
taluila 6, SantHrce. 7-I6
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CUAGUA. Chevrolet. Por $425.OO
vcndem0s gnagla Chevrolet ce-
rrada. Utilizahase conducir leehe.
INA TONEI4ADA. 10 meses uso Y
~ estado satisfactori0. Tiene . go
mas coinplctamente nuevas. Ia ven
sIemos prueba. InformaFan. OPP
penheimer Hnos. Aparfado IOf. Pom
oe. Il. II 7-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los Jfitimos hits
de New York. Tambi9n un gran sur
lido de couplets Y mfsica espafiola
en- general. Envfo a la isla franqueo
extra. Los Muchachos, San Juan,
=. r. Z.
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VENDO. Por serme impossible ate1

der,,o vndo el cafe 'Bosque". Ga
rant.zo ganancia de $40 q 415 dia
dos. Tambien una guagua con fran
quicia sin ella. Inf6rmese en- ell
+BosQue'' p.
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NEVERAS.-Se yenden de todos
tamafios. Unica oportunidad de
Roble v Metal. Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerfas, Boti-
cas- = Hospitales. etc. Luna No. 3S.
Tel. 1910, p. o. Box 1909. p.
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EXPERIENCED accountant AM

Auditor. English and Spanish
Correspondence. General business.
Willing to work with reasonable
concern. Can take charge of both
accounting and correspondence
departments. Apply F. F. General
Delivery, San Juan. S-4
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sahanas , fandas hatistas de
hilo blanca y Dc eolorns para tra-
Jes y ropa lnterior. Precios econ6
micoa Ia HoFmiea de- oro. San
Juan. II. R. 7-2f
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nPORTUNIDAD vendemos casas
fincas y solares en- Bayam0n. te-
uemOs dinero para eoloear en- hipO-
teca. Para information, Jose G.
Umpierre, Box 76 Bayam6n. T. r..
Rafael Pesquera, telefono 167, edi-
eiciO. Ell MUNDO. p.
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eI6ctrieo. eapa.

cldad 10 galones $200.-mOtOr el6e
trseo 3 fascs $500 marmol / pOr
Il pies .S4O.--pedaz0s marm0l gran
des mny harato. Arcade Rivera. %
Gan Francisco ST.. s. J. p.
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cI VA A NEW YORK: casa de ID

milia, cOmodidades exceIentes.
Entire Broadway y Central Park.
Precios razonables. Avisando espe-
raremos en- muelle. DR.. J. ]. Font,
Is West. 91st. st. Informaran z.
o. Box 140O, San Juan, telefono
1105. 7-31
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GUAGUAS. Sc venden DOS sin
franquicia. Cadillac. Precios
de situaci6n, propias para inaugu-
rar lfnea nueva. Informant, Box
823, Santurce Echevarrfa Bros.
Garage, Martin Pefla. Sc
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cE VENDE en- Mayaguez Cha

- FF7.F'''' Ut MY "Nu0@I NHH-
let Dc rccientc construction si-
10 calle Mendez Nig0 (Playa)
cnairo d0rmlt0ri0s. sala. c0medor
y demAs dependencies. selar pro-
piedad snpcFficie 40 m m,c mas o
menos. valor 5000. Informant
Francisca NJ. viuda de AnzOategui.
2-2
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BROADWAY BAZAR, San f

RROADWAY BAZAR, San Fran
cisco A.. Sombreros de se6oras
Y nihas. Recibimos nuevos modelos
semanalmente, artfculos de fanta-
STA; trajes para nifios pequenos. Es
merada atenci0n en- todo. Lame al
telefono 648, San Juan. p.
S~N~~SNSN~NS~S~SSS~
CE ALQUILAN CASAS, las mas
higfenicas de Hato Rey Moder-
no. Stop 3771a. InformarAn aIlf. p
$>~~~S>N~>>>~>~>~~~~~>~~NS~
CE VENDE casa de MADEIRA de dos
plantas, con garaje, en- Rio Pie
dras, calle Jose de Diego, No. SO,
prOpia para pupilos. Informara F.
J., Apartado 344. San Juan. S-4
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VENDO parcela de terreno de
10000 metros propia para ur-
banizaci0n con casa grande Sc rea-
liza pOr la mitad de su valor por
ausentarse su duefio. Sc deja par
tie en- hipeteca. Informara Ramon
Llobet Jr Edificio Bonret, Room
81. 7-20
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ROMBILLAs y efectos Electric,

RUMBILIAAS Y efectos Electricos
en- general, nadie vende efectos
electricos tan baratos como MerIno
Rodriguez Hnos. compre sus bonn
billas Y cordones de plancha en- es-
ia ferreterfa. ST