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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22
Ten Years OF Darkness

eve speak for those that cannot
speak for themselves"
Under this banner, for over half
century, the humane societies of
America have been trying to protect
our dumb animals. These organiza-
tons have done much in bringing g.
bout enactments of laws agai 1t
cruelty and in making people think.
But their work is far from DONE
Here almost on the eve of the an
nual Be Kind to Animals week, comes
an instance from Kansas. Eleven
mules that had been down in the
dark passages of the Kansas peni-
tertiary coal mines were brought to
the surface some of them for the
first time in more than ten years.
So weakened were their eyes that
they had to be blindfolded and plans
had to be made to keep them in dark
ened stalls for days.
What would Kansas say of any HUI
man being condemned to such an ex-
istence for a decade? True, mule
may be only mule. But, as one Of
Shakespeare's characters said, he, too,
has eyes and ears and senses. He,
too, loves sunlight and freedom.
Those who deny these things to him
do more than inflict pain, they bru-
talize themselves. Until such in
stances are made impossible, men and
women whose sense of right and JUS
tice extends to the dumb animal must
go on speaking for those who cannot
speak for themselves Milwaukee
Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22
Betsy Ross School
District No. 81

We all enjoyed our Easter holiday.
We have just finished giving oul
library thorough going over to see
that everything is in proper condition
Mr.. Carl Nielsen Of Sleepy Eye
was visitor at the Hans Knudser
home last week.
Lillian knudsen is preparing a ma
ture study book on. birds. The entire
school is studying "Birds" as we
have seen so many new birds lately
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walerius and
family and Mrs. Henry Reding visited
at the Gust Dummer home Tuesday
evening.
Miss Lucina Goblirsch spent few
days this week at the Reding home.
Lillian Knudsen was absent last
week because of the illness of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and
daughters were visitors at the Hans
Knudsen home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Rothmeier and her son Will
liam were visitors at the Frank Tauer
home Sunday.
Friday was spring cleanup day.
Miss Helen Knudsen was a visitor
at school Tuesday afternoon.
Hans Hansen had company from
the city this week. Il
We received our seeds from the
Children's Mission Co., and many of
the children have them planted now.
The primary class are now having
small satisfaction problems regarding
their pets at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walerius and
family were visitors at Unino Hill,
Sunday. Miss Augustine Tellcus re-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22

someone in the office keeps strict tabs
on the prophecies of the amateurs, and
this winters record has delivered the
bureaus rivals into its hands. With
glee that sticks out of its state
ment like sore thumb, the bureau
asks the country to please take note
of how the prophets have been dis
credited.
The "long, hard winter" that was
forecasted didn't come off as whole
and February particularly made a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22

warmth that seems unnecessarily
heated to the unprejudiced onlookers,
the representations made by the
prophets" but even men of science
have their human side and cannot al
ways dwell in those cool regions of
aloof season in which they ordinarily
do their thinking, and allowance must
be made for them.
From the Office of the weather bu-
|reau in Washington there has just
come q regular gloat. Apparently
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22
Our Sensitive Weather
Bureau

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: The
limited States weather bureau has
trouble plenty with citizens holding
i personally responsible for the va
ssries of the climate, but the real lily
Is IL ointment il the amateur fore
easter and "wish bone" phophet.
The bureau officials resent, with 2:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22

joke of the representations of an as
tonishingly severe month. The bu-
reau wins this round, but it would be
just as well if it didn't crow too
loudly. Sometimes the "goose-bon-
ers" are bound to hit it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22

turned with them for couple months
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heiling, ST.,
called at the Reding home Wednes-
day evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-22

Peter Unger, farmer living south
of Lamberton suffered the loss of his
left hand as the result of an accident
while trying out new ingine on q
wood saw. His arm was amputated
at the wrist.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10

&c. 80. sao=I r.
THE MATERIALS:
The fabrics which have been created for these
coats are wonderful indeed. A few in this offering
are: Lustrosa, Marvella, Kashmr, Kamana, Kash-
mir Jewetone, Needlepoint, Jarleena, Santina For
tuna, Corona, and many others.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
YOUTH TAKES BROOM,
SWEEPS SIDEWALK,
VISITS HO0SEG0W

Ann I ned now," a 17-year-old
youth soliloquized Thursday morning,
as he surveyed bis white suit, sis a
broom and my costume will be COM
plete."
So be took the broom from the
hands of an all-night restaurant EN-.
ploye and began TO sweep the street in
front of the establishment.
Patrolman Saladino though agree
ing that the youth was not a bad
worker, arrested him when he refused
TO return the broom to the employee.
He was booked for drunkenness and
his father notified.
bad company, father" the youth
explained, after bond had been made.
wait until get you home" sighed
the fond parent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
ENGLISH LOSE
MILLIONS ON
RUM ROW
Financiers Unwilling to
Put More Cash in
Ventures.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-OPD-Fifteen
million dollars is the estimated loss
sustained during the last year by
English financiers who sent men down
to the seas in ships filled with liquor
intended to assuage the thirst Of
Americans willi-g and ready to pur-
chase the contraband.
The swift boats of the rum armada,
plying far off the shores of the United
States, not only have obliterated ia
nous rum row but also have cut so
deeply into the bank rolls of the
! finsnciers that they no longer are
5 willing TO furnish the money TO in
trepid shippers who would chance the
s running of the blockade to put their
wet cargoes ashore.
Masters and crews of rum runners
fare seeking other employment.
They say that their days of opulence
have passed and that they are looking
for more law-abiding methods to exc
TOUT a living.
EXPORTS DROP.
< Since January, exports of liquors
sdestined ultimately for the United
States have dropped almost so per
cent and available figures indicate
that liquor exports from Great
Britain this year will fall far below
the annual 100000 gallons sent out
sof the country during the last few
eyears.
: The loss Of a large part OF the
rum fleet and hundreds of thousands
~of eases of whiskey apparently has
sdismayed those persons in England
who had hoped TO get rich quickly in
supplying thirsty Americans with their
needs and there now is no money
.available for smuggling projects.
Many ships once engaged in the
illicit traffic now are TO be seen lying
idle in ports.
VESSEL LOADED.
Among these is the steamer Cen
eral Serrett, the captain of which
says be has on board $4,000 cases of
rhiskey destined for the United
States.
The vessel has been tied up at Deal |
for q week because the owner is I'M
able to raise the money TO pay the |
wages of the crew and outfit the ship |
FOR the hazardous journey into for
bidden waters.
j, The General Serrett is owned BY a
woman living in London.
To Englishmen, the news Of the |
sitting of the liquor traffic in Amer
lea is welcome for the huge deals Of |
the last few years had almost ex-
hausted all stocks of old vhiskey so
that most of that available for pur-
chase is now barely mature.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
THE COLORINGS:

This is decidedly year for colors. Never have
they been so gorgeously rich the newest tones are
presented here, few are: Gracklehead, Queen
bird, Cuckoo, Java, Bokara, Sea Swallow, Tanager,
Royale, Piranga, Moreno, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
La COmisi6n de Service PdbIiCO aprueba IN nue.
.VO COntTaIO de aIumbradO enhe eI MuniCipiO
de San luan Y Ia (Ompahia de Ia luz
Ia qHtrdla de AgjandrO ffanCeSChi
H. /. B. fhaTdi, COnOddOS eIsmen-
l0S De fauCO, foe dsseslimada pOr
10 habese pOdidO prObar GertOS
extremes De IA miSma

Ls csmssiSn de servicio Pnhlico
esisbF6 ses.6n en- Ia tarde del dia
~ dei aespal con asistsneia de los
c,mhl l0nados. coats. Rsteves, II
sneros. Kessinger y Ortiz. habiendo
Iesus.fo los siguientes asuntos:
Sc aprob5 81 sub-aTrendamientO
, fsVoE De eobginos de Izauierdo dc
la fFanauleia eoneedida a Ia san
Juan Dock Company. para Ia explO-
taci6n De un muells en- Ia bahia de
san Jaan.
-Se pas0 dc nnevO al Attorney
0snsEa para sn consideration el
asHnt0 de Ia sslieitud de Juan j..
MsngTrate para que sc apruebe ia
eesi6n y traspaso al Munieipio dc
EagIa Isabel de Ia ordenanza que
anf1fiaa IA exploitation de m servi-
80 c. distribution en- dieha pobla-
csm.
Sc apgobo el eontrato celebrado
ei..re is Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Company y el MunicipiO
DE- si,n Juan para el servieio elee-
tF.ro en- Ia municipalidad.
ST. paso al Comite de Franquicias
para sstadiO informe con instruc-
ciones de asesorarse con Ell Attorney
General, IA solieitnd del Mrnicipio
% cagaas para tomar 20 Etros do
agaa poE seguado del rio Quebradi
les en- q termino municipal de Ca
gaas sdemas de los Is litros que
disirJta en- Ia actualidad de dicho
glo para ampliar y mejorar el actual
ai,tema de acnsducto. en- vista del
informe favorable del ingeniero lie
Ia ceiaisi6r.
~ ac0rd0 suministrar copia a Lii
60 h Co. s. en- c. del informe rem
d.eo For el ingeniero de la Comision
~ el case dc Ia solicitud de dicaa
c5DpeEia para construir IN canal
Dc rieeo para el nso de ciertas aguas
eercedldas por el Gobierno Espaaol.
Sc spTobaron las tarifas, reglas
y ifsiamento para el servicio de
acueeLeto del Munieipio de Vega
3aja.
SO aproOo el informe del ingenie-
70 de Ia comision sobre las tarifas
do nsie de Ia Ponce Electric Com
pany para 81 transporte de carga Al
Nuslis Municipal de Ponce.
En 81 caso de Ia querella presen-
tGda por Alexandra Franceschi con
IRA Juan B. Pilardi por 81 uso indebi
do de corriente electrica. fue adopta
40 el infoFme de les examinadores y Sc
dic'o Ofden desestimando la quere-
ia por ei fundamento de no haber-
~ probable cue Sc utilizaba la CO
lcomlinaa en la pag, ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

nado de todo cuanto Sc hiciera en- Ia
capital nacional en- defensa del bill
del gclernador elective. FL documen-
to qus voy a leer dara cuenta de
todo, fira como hemos combatido las
calumnias, la propaganda insidiosa
y maquiavelica de que los que pre-
tendiau la anulacion de nuestros de-
recnos Y libertades, incluso Ell bill
Gel gobernador elective, desarrollan-
do una cahipafa malevola alberta
mente en- contra del pobre pueblo
de Puerto Rico, victima propiciato-
ria. Los enemigos del pals, han di-
cho en- Washington, que en- Puerto
kjco existe una administration dis
pendiasa, que la Legislature aprue-
ha presupuestos escandalosos, Sc ha-
bla 8 incapacidad, Y Sc dice que
solamente defendemos los hastardos
interescs politicos. Esa ha sido Ia
obra que han desarrollado en- Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
LA SITUACION FINANCIERA
ES LA QUE MAS Sc COMEN-
IA EN- FRANCIA.-UN DIS
CURSO DE CLEMENTEL

PARIS, febrero is. (Cable
Frances) M. Clementel, Ministro
de Finanzas de la naci6n, ha de-
clarado en- la Camara, que el
Gobierno no podra garantizar la
estabilidad de la moneda fran
cesa, va que las negociaciones con
los aliados no han terminado. Et
franco, no podra cstabilizarse
hasta tanto no este respaldado en-
q Tesoro, Ell orc.
Estas declaraciones de Ciemen-
tel han causado gran revuelo en-
Ia opinion politica-financiera de
Francia, va que como Sc We, I'll,
al igual que Loucheur. cree que
la situacion no cambiara hasta
tanto no sc haga IN emprestito
On el extranjero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

su cargo representative, ell senor
Barcel6 pide la palabra la presi-
dercia interina, Y Sc expresa en- los
siguientes terminus;
Antes de empezar las faenas que
me smpone el cargo que acabo de Ju-
rar, como senador electo en- las cleo
clones del 4 de noviembre creo e5-
Toy en- Ell deber de informar a mis-
compaheros sobre el resultado de la
mission especial que desempenara en-
Wash:r gton la Comisi6n conjunta
de la Legislature.
''Colao todos saben, debido mi
cnfermedad no pude retornar con
mis- compafieros de comisi6n perlna-
neci algunos dias mas EN- Washing
tan, atendiendo los asuntos del
pais.
* ahora, estoy aQui para dar
cuenta de nuestras gestiones, para
inforn,ar mis- companeros del Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

La llegada dol ilustre jefe de Il
Union a nuestra isla, tras varias Sc
manas de ausencia, produjo intensa
animacion en- nuestros circulos poll
ticos. En- primer lugar, ell sefior
Barcelo habia prometido al pals, que
hablaria francamente, sobre las caa
sas que habian motivado la derrota
del proyecto de ley que nos concede
ell gobernador elective. En- segundo
lugar, el hecho de que ell sefior Bar
cello hubiese anunciado que no ha-
bria de aceptar Ia presidencia del
Senadc, daba mayor interes Y tras-
cendeIcia a su llegada al pals. En
cuanto al primer extreme, oil seflor
Barcelo ha cumplido su promesa, ha
sido franco hasta ell sacrificio. mai
hablado con gran valentia Y ente-i
reza. I'm cuanto al segundo aspects
de la question, ell jefc de la Union
scstuvo hasta ell lltimo momento su
proposito, luch6 por cumplir su de
ciilon, pero finalmente, hubo de rem
6irse ante el deseo unanime del Sc
nado, cue Sc negaba enfaticamente
la aceptar su renuncia de la presi-
dencia, que fuIldaba esa negativa
en- argumentos de peso, que no po-
dian ser desatendidos por Ell senior
Barcelo.
Y ahora, debiGamente aclarada la
question, informemos a nuestros lee
tores de todo cuanto ocurriera en- la
session del Senado aver por la ma
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

capital nacional, los que llevan sll
atrevimiento hasta Ell colmo de la
marse defensores de los derechos del
pueblo.
'Mlentras estaba en- Washington,
fEe VERNE ell general NC. Intyre,
Jefe del Negociado de Asuntos In
splarcs, a quien expuse claramente
Ia situaci6n, combatiendo una pro-
paganda tan indigna. Luego, por me
diacion de Ell, envie al Departamea-
to de la Guerra, la siguiente carta:
(El sefior Barcelo procede dar
lectura al documento de que habla
ramos en- nuestra edici6n de aver,
ell cual fue publicado por la prensa
de Ia tarde, y EN- Ell que Ell senior
Barcelo hace historic de los. esfuer
zos realizados para conseguir la
aprobacion del bill del gobernador
elective, ataca energicamente a la
Colnisi5n de Protesta, y presenta nu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
NO QUIERE coMPRo-
METER AL sENADo

''Ahi esta ell documento. Yo no
quiero hacer solidario al Senado de
todo cuanto en- 81 Sc dice, yo no quie-
70 cemprometer a nadie. yo quiero
que toda la responsabiiidad sea mia
exclusivamente. Era necesario que
yo hablase en- esos terminus, era ne
cesaro combatir energicamente tan
ia irsidia, tanta calumnia, 20 nece
sitaba dar un rotundo mentis, a los
que pregcnali que soy un politico
que negocia con la vida de su pals
En- mi ausencia, Sc han dicho
varias burdas mentiras. Y alguien
ha cicho que las autoridades fede-
ralcs me llamaron para imponermc
(Continda en- Ia pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
Don Antonio R. Barce6 acepta Ia Presidencia del Sena
EN- Ell PEDESTAL,
POR LA HONRADEZ

De las bellas paIabras que
PrOnURci6 Gyer en- el Seaa-
do 81 81. SdNchez Morales,
tom0mos, en- sintesis, las ST.
guieAtes:
"Cuancio el Scnado de
Puerto Rico, en- sa session
inaugural. eligi6 don A1,-
tonic Barcei6 pdra presidir-
10. saba todo 10 q,te Sc hd-
bi0 dich0 del Sr. Borcelo
pOr sas c0atddos eHemigOS
con eE fn, mas que dc des-
preStigi0rle, de iRutilizGr saS
esfuerSos eil Washington en-
fdUOr dc Puerto Rico, y hG-
cieRdose iRterprete dc Ia
Hndaime opinion del Pals 81
SeRadO do a esOs mdleU0los
diceres eL neHtis mas sOtem-
re VOlVieRdo q cOlocar q tan
iasigge patrieio en- el sitio
mas alto q donde paedeR
Heudrlo RWestros DOtos.
y 10 hicimoS a pesar dc
las insisteates d terlRinaRtes
erpresioRes del Sr. Barcel6
a. no estar dispaesto a dcep-
for Ia PresideRcia por tod0s
eSGs razoaes que detGlladd-
Dtente nos ha ctplicddo dh0-
ne. Ell SeRado 40 paede
nteRderlas sin kacerse grdVe
injnstjcia y hacerIa al Pals
n al IRisRtO Sr. Bdrcel6. SIT
ba paes. de nacpo, al alto
pedestal q,te sc ha gan0do
por su hoRradez inmaculn-
d0, sa aceRdrodo PATRIOTS
NO n sas saclifcios por Rues-
ira patriu."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
PARA vERGUENzA
DE FUERTo RICO

"Desgraciadamente. para YER
giienza de nuestra isla, van hbres
por esas GALES, los eternos y mas
desp.adados enemigos del pals. Y "a
no son solamonte algIinos elementos
extrarj jeros, sino que tambien puer-
torriauoIios indignos, a quienes el
pals debe castigar con su desprecio.
4 mi me dueda la satisfaction de
hater hecho todo cuanto estaba al
alcance de mis- fuerzas fisicas y mo-
rates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

laerosos argumentos en- defenSa dc
la administration y del gobierno in
sular
Al Oar fin la lectura del eS-
tense documento, Ell senior Barcelo
continda en- los sigluentes terminus:
Este es el documento que envis
ra al Departamento de la Guerra, en-
dcfenss del bill de Puerto Rico. Pa
reee que hay la intenci6n dc apro
bar el proyecto en- la proxima session
del oongreso. No obstante. en- eS-
tas c;rcunstancias, solo pido a mis-
cc.apaleros, que no Sc pierda la fe,
10 iinicc que nos queda, para. cont
mar la Iuclla en- pro de las iber-
tadss patrias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
ULTIMA HORA
LA cAMARA CoNsIDERA LA
cARTA DEL SR. BARcELo

A moci6n del representante Cue
ira Mondra g6n IA caniara en- su se-
session. de aver tarde considero
ia carta que el senor Barcelo le
dir.gio al General Nc Intyre y que
fue leida aver por la madana en- el
ssnaGo. Pas6 la moci6n a una conf
sion especial, para ser informada y
oiscutida en- ell dia de hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
Association RuehOS de
CaballOS de CaFrera
CONVOCATORTA

DE aeuerde con el regla-
menio de esia Asociaei6n p0r
Ia presente ~ eonyoca a to-
dos los miemhros De IA mis-
ma para Ia reunion Ordina-
ria mensuai que e lletara
a efect0 Fl sabad0 - DEF CO.
rrlente en- las oflcinas del
Hip0dr0mo keNaeh 4 las 500
u. NJ. SC solielta puntuaI
aslsteneia de todos los so.
clos.
Ateniamenie.
4. uRRuTIA,
SecretariO
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
Ell sR. QUINTANA cAJAS
FLDE UNA INVESTIGATION

FL Representative Quintana Cajas
lidio que SO hiciese una investiga-
ci6n de las condolences en- que esta
la Polcia Insular para averiguar
que hay de cierto sobre la anuncia-
da huelga de la fuerza. La Camara
aprobo ell proyecto el cual pas6 la
comision de Gobierno Insular y Mu-
nicipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
IMPAc1ENcTA

Sc habfa anunciado, que Ell Sc
nado reanudaria sus trabajos las
tliez dc la maiana del dfa Gle aver.
a las nueve Y media, va no cabla
una persona mas en- ell salon de sesio
mes del Senado. Ademas, los corredo-
res cstaban invadidos por ell pn-
blico, avido de presenciar tan inte-
resante session de dicho cuerpo legis-
lativo.
A las diez de la mafana, va esta-
ban casi todos los senadores en- SIS
respoctivos pupitres. No obstante,
el sesior Barcelo no Hegaba, debid
acknowledgements a las numerosas
visitas que recibia Ell su oficina
de LA Democracia visitas de
amigos que deseaban congratulate e
por sus esfuerzos en- Washington en
favor de las hbertades patrias.
Las tiez Y media de la mafana.
Ell pdhlico empezaba a impacientar-
Sc Las once. once Y media Algunos
emrezsron decir que Sc suspende-
ria IL session hasta la tarde. Peco
nadie iliciaba la marcha. FL inte-
res era tai, cue nadie Sc resignaba
abandonar su sitio, pues saba que
otro habria de ocuparlo Immediate
mente.
a las doce menos diez minutes,
hizo su entrada en- Ell salon ell Sc
nor Earcel6 y despues de saludar
sns amigos, tomo asiento en- su pu
pitre senatorial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
JuHAMENTo

FL vice-Presidente del senado,
don Juan Hernandez Lopez, preside
la session.. Sc procede a pasar lista
Y Sc acuerda dar por aprobada sin
leerse el acta de la session anterior.
Embellishments, el sefior Herman
dez Lopez anuncia que esta presen-
tie ell senador, don Antonio r. Bar
cello, y Que por 10 tanto, Sc procede-
ra q tomarle juramento.
FL seiior Barcelo Sc levanta, y
anuncia que va a prestar jllramento
solamente como senador electo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
I'll f DE- la UNION PRSNTA EN- SESSION. ALBERTA LA RENCA PfRO FL Sc
DO ACRA POR UNANDAD NO AR1ARLA TONS FL SR BARCfLO
IONA POSSESSION M S CARCOH SADO NULAR HAf SNO FL DOUMNTO
QDE hVAA AL DEPARTMENT. De La GUERRA FL SENIOR MRCHO

Desgracdamen de ibe GALES
eEnOs mas despadddOs enengOs pnte del Senad
gu" end Oca de la inaa la n Los enen las bed para
me enf0n como boss
MSe S@W Otd &OdmGR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

Roy A LAS CUATRo
DE LA TARDE
A esta hora Sc reanudara la session
dc Ia Camara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
HABLh Ell JEFE
DE La UNION

Tan pr0nto presto iuramento
Evening star., 1925-05-06

1923 Eye 81. NV. studio apt.-3 large
rooms and bath: tler., gas, h. ". and lanl-
tor service: SO.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
GEORGETOWN


NEW BLDG. 21I3 35th ct NV NEXT,
70 NEW JTNIoR HIGH scHooL And ! oNE 81 :
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bath with with shower. sc.eenedin porches; pri.
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Exceptionally large rooms.
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
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PARK VIEW.
PARK. RID. Mr.. GEORGIA AyE.-Living
kitchen and dining aicove: $50 month. Two r1
rooms. kitchen. screened sleeping porch.
$50 so month. Four rooms dining alcove
and bath. $50 per month.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
2426 10th ST. Nw-Corner Mintwood pl
Of close. space reeept9p hall and bath:
WOODBINE. 27th AND CATHEDRAL
APT. 12--4 rooms and bath. $50: in eA.
cellent condition: available June l.
CLEVELAND PARK.
THE RoDMAN. CONN. AVE. AND ROD
reception hall; porch a., and bath. $50 month.
recspsion hsll llGeI,e.tn and bath, $3.50 a. month
reception hall and bath; double porch. $50
a month.
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
THE PIERPoNT. 217 F ST. N.w.-Four
itor service: $50. a month.
s16 X ST. Nw.-Four rooms and bath.
''6 617-8i5 % Z ST. N.w.-Four rooms and
bath. hot-water heat; janitor service. $40
q SMITH sMITHF1ELD. 1115 9th ST. N.w.-Four
n. l.. SANSBJRY CO., INC.
1418 Eye St. NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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IAA" COLUMBIA ROAD-THEEE ROOMS
kitchen and hath. completely furnished: $50.
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