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Sees LaCIessness
Curbed as Result
OfOratoryContest
Senator Watson Finds
Event Factor in RenoU.
ing Ignorance of La,C.

Il cannot conceive of a more pow
erful single plan to meet the grow =
ing menace of lawlessness and ig
norance OF the fundamentals Of law
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CONTINUED from First Page)
service throughout most of the North.
eastern section OF the United States.
Competition would be heightened. he
said, by the emergence of powerful
system equal in resources and facili.
ties TO the Baltimore and Ohio. Fem
sylvania and New York Central. AT
the same time the network of railroad
lines. which would be brought to.
eether by the plan was so located
that from st. Louis on the west to
New York on the east and from Buff.
falo on the north to Richmond and
Louisville on the south there would
he almost no population centers de
prived Of access directly TO at least
two of the four great railroads he
named
MY experience has shown me that
no one railroad can prosper alone on
the basis of business which begins and
ends on its own rails he said in ex.
planning that likewise the new rail.
road would furnish connections and
market outlets on better terms to va.
rious producing territories than are
now allowed.
beneS monopoly Likely.
The proposed system would not en-.
Joy any monopoly al any point. In.
deed. it would meet at every point
the competition Of one of the three
powerful existing systems. II would
carry out the intent of the transports.
ton act which Contemplates ma in.
tanning connections between railroads
and increasing the number OF those
connections" he continued.
Considering the cities located in
this general territory which had more
than 10000 people in 1923 We find that
the Pennsylvania Railroad serves s. ~
them. with a total population Of 49,.
$4,000; the New York Central so. with
p. population of 1850, 900; the Balti.
more and Ohio 10. with a population
OF 17,266,00O, while the contemplated
Nickel Plate merger would serve IS,
with population Of lass, 600
The Nickel Plate would likewise
after the merger, be Obliged to turn
over TO connecting and competing rail
roads freight for a large number OF
points in Eastern territory. Mr.. Pow
ell said. naming Philadelphia and Bal
timore as two OF the principal ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-15
JOHN SINGER SARGENT,
NOTED ARTIST, DIES
AT HOME IN LONDON

Continued from First Page. }
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COOLIDGE VIEWS,
CORRECTLY QUOTED.
REASSURE ANGLERS

Continued from First raEel
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ten pounds allow ance claimed fer rider.
flames Arthur and S. Ross entry.
SB. Tuclxerman, jr and J. r, Macomber
entry. -. rs..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-15
MOVE BY MINORITY
IN MERGER BEATEN
2 IN HEARING BY |. C. C,

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-15
COUNCIL NOMINEES
MAY BE QUIZZED ON
D. C. VOTING STAND

Continued from First Page
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SECOND RACE-Purse. 200; for maid
Stable and Waterbury entry,

THIRD RACE-Purse 81 200: for maid.
en- 2-year-old colts and geldings; furlongs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-15
CROSSINGS DEATHS
SHOW JAY-WALKlNG
SAFER IN CAPITAL

Continued from First Page.)
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tAuction b formerly ran as Miryachit. }

SEVENTH RACE-Claiming: purse. 81.
200; for 3-year-olds and up; "a miles
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear; track Fast.
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HAVER De GRACE ENTRIES
FOR THURSDAY.

FIRST RACE-Steepechase claiming
or 4.xear. nIds and up: about . miles.
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FOURTH RACE-clsiminE: purse, $1,000;

FIFTH RACE-The Edgewood purse
81 ,000:' for 4-year-olds and up; rs miles.
Martingale -. ia Top Sergeant lO4
Nose Dive ,.... los Thimble 90
william Tell I'd 104
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been lasting and the exact methods
taken to combat this prejudice
forced feeding, Withholding of des-
sert, sending the child from the table
until the next mealtime, for instance,
or, if concessions were made, their
nature.
In conclusion the reaction or the
subject to various articles of diet is
taken up and the parent questioned
as to probable reasons for dislikes,
such as heredity, overfeeding, eat
ing between meals. too frequent
repetition OF a certain food, excess
allotment of sweets, disciplining at
table and other related causes.
Officials at tho bureau charac-
terize this study, which is tho first
OF its kind, as one of the most i'm
portant ever undertaken there. de-
claring that in most instances FOOD
| alone makes the difference between
well built, healthy child and d
weaklinG.
There is still another angle to be
considered, II Is pointed out, and
that, that in making q battle-ground
OF the dining table three times a
| day the mother is subjected to tre-
| mendous drain on her nervous
| system
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Diet Experts Plan Nationwide Var
! On II don't Like IT. Plea of Childhood
Viii Gather Data on Auersions to Certain Wholesome
Foods-Say Health Of Rising Generation Is
At Stake-Seek Effective Corrective.

studied, and from this it is hoped
that some conclusion may be drawn
that will be valuable in promoting
child health by encouraging proper
nutrition.
Aversions Abnormal. :.
The QUESTIONABLE starts off with
the promise that normal, healthy
children should eat willingly what is
put before them If II is simple, whole
some and we'll prepared, and is served
without comment in a healthy at
mosphcrc." 1t adds that it seems like
ly "a child's reaction to food in gen.
cral or to specific article of diet
is largely determined by an attend
ing emotional state or physical con-
dition, by associations, suggestions
and examples"
Holding to these two theories, then.
the idea is to learn what mothers
in general have found to constitute
the greatest source of trouble in
Evening star., 1925-04-10

There's a dark plot afoot against
the youth of the land. for Uncle Sam
has set about to find the cause Of
childish antipathy to certain foods
especially those of high nutritive
Salue-and when a pretty fair reason
Is established for the psychology OF
these likes and dislikes, the next
step is to apply corrective measures.
An eight-page queStionnaire on the
problem of child feeding has been
prepared by Miss c. RoWena Schmidt.
associate home economics specialist
of the Bureau of Home Economics.
Department OF Agriculture. and is be-
Ing distributed from here to the hun
dredS of women throughout the Unit
ID states, who are members of the
American AssoCia ation of University
Women, which is cooperating in this
ceSearCh.
When the returns are in from these
ouesuonnaireS, the experiences of these
mothers with their offspring will be
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Page the 0ld-Fashioned Girl.

In the country around Frankfort
on-the-Main, in Germany, young men
are advertising for wives, but are
specifying that they must not be too
modern" Some Of the advertisers use
engaged to do the negotiating for
them and the wedding out of the
unsuitable so that the young men who
want to marry will not be en-
barrassed by turning down any ap-
plicant for sufficient but hard-to-
explain reasons
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thought to be under control, but condi-
tions in the two other areas he de-
scribed as doubtful.
Sixty houses and many outbuildings
have been threatened by the fires since
Tuesday, said Capt Hoge who Is COM
manding the military unit which was
ordered out by Gov. K. Lee Trinkle when
the flames fiared beyond control Tues
day, but thus far only one house and
one barn have been burned The others
have been saved, the officer stated, only
by hard fighting. The amount Of timber
destroyed has not been determined
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Mai. Gen. Hale Now Well.

Mai Cen Harry C. Hale. command
ing the 9th Corps Area, has been re-
lieved from treatment at the Cen
eraI Hospital. Hot Springs. Ark. and
will resume his official duties at Chi
cago.
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RAIN MAY CHECK
FIRES IN VIRGINIA
Stricken Forest Areas Get First
Shower as Weather Bureau
Sees Relief.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, April 10.--Rain
was falling this morning in the Wythe-
Vile and Lynchburg forest districts,
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feeding. and what corrective steps
have been taken. This information.
when assembled and tabulated, will
be made public for the benefit of
those rearing families, in the hope
they may see a solution for their in
dividual problems.
A complete case history OF the
child Is embodied in the question
naires, starting off with sex, age.
weight and height.
The neXt item gone into is whether
the child refuses to eat meals unless
unduly urged or punished": whoth-
er this refusal is for Il definite meal: ::
the frequency of recurrence, or IL
the aversion is directed only against
special articles of diet or those pre-
pared in a certain way.
Comprehensive details are sought
In the last two instances. A varied
lot of foodstuffs including vegetables,
fruit, meat, cereals. eggs and milk
are listed specifically, and in addi-
ton to inquiring how these arc pre-
pared where the refusal takes place.
the mother is asked also to say of
each, If the child absolutely re-
fuses to eat; eats only If strongly
urged, threatened or punished: eats
only when reward is promised or
game is played; or eats only under
moral persuasion"
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Nine. Marthe, noted Partisan lion
tanner, Is claimed to be "the most
fearless woman in the world"
Evening star., 1925-04-10

nearest the scene of forest fires on
Brush Mountain, said reports to the
local weather bureau. The bureau fore
cast showers in the fire region tonight
and tomorrow.
BLACKSBURG, Va, April 10.-Rain
only can stop the forest fires burning
1,5Oo acres of timber and farm lands on
Brush Mountain, Capt. J. 0. Hoge, COM
manding Battery G., 246th Coast Artil-
lery, said today in a summary OF the fire
conditions that have existed since Tues
day. Three officers ana sc men OF the
Virginia National Guard, rs Virginia
polytechnic Institute cadets and rs
civilians now are engaged in keeping the
flames confined, Capt. Hoge declared.
The fires in three areas, he added, are
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Ask History OF Prejudice.

The circumstances attendant upon
refusal next are gone into-for in
stance, the age at which the preju-
dice first developed against various
foods and whether the prejudice has
Evening star., 1925-04-10

OF good quality rubber: for
Foris only. We also carry full
line Of Ford and Chevrolet mats
and carpets, for al models.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

"a LMACEN. Esplendido local pro-
pio para aImacen, Dep0sito u
Oficina, en- Tetuan 70; (Bajos de
IA Compahfa del Gas) Sc alquila.
InfOrmaran en- la Joyerfa Bouret.
9-24.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
AUTOMOBILES
SE VENpEN preeios sumamente

sc VENDEN a precios sumamente
baratos un Ford pasajeros. un
Chevrolet 5 pasajerOs, Buick
cilindros, cinco pasajeros, un Buick
4 cilindros, dos pasajeros, un Buick
seis cilindros, dos pasajeros; , Max
well 4 cilindros cinco pasajeros; 2
Dodge cinco pasajeros, un Stude-
baker seis cilindros cinco pasaje-
ros, un Studebaker seis cilindros
pasajeros, l Chandler seis cilindros,
2 pasajeros. INFORMARAN The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Reeinto Sur Tetuan
81, Tel6fono 4, 6, s San Juan, z. r.
ID
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CE ALQUILA. Espl6ndida casa, /,

muy clara, con aqua, toda pin
tada 5 habitaciones, mirador, sala,
comedor, bafio, etc. Cristo q altos,
San Juan. - = 9-24
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MISCELANEAS
MUDANzAs GRATIS: listed mo

pagara NADIA por mudar su fa-
milia a cualquier parte de La Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus muebles
I'M precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos caminos de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ningdn desper-
fecto. Trasladaremos a su familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismo.
Tenemos personal, bien educado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884, San
turee dirfjase personalmente a
Cerra No. 2S. p.
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cE YENDEN dos hermosas casae


CE VENDEN dos hermosas casas.
recien construfdas juntas Sc.
paradas. no han sido habitadas,
cuatro habitaciones. pantry, come
dor, bafo, cocina y galerfa, su ga,
rage ' cuarto para ell servici0. Fa-
cilidades para eI pago. Sta en- Ia
calle Geltrudis a Glen metros de los
.banos de mar. lnformara tel6fono
476 negro. 1872 negro Y 2O61 roio,
Santurce. o-10
~-.~~~~-~-~>@~rNSsS uelDaDsS
a UNIQUE las PINTURAs ALLAN
TIC han subido de preeic debt
60 81 alto eoeeO Ge as 1Iaterias pri-
mas y fsu preeio hoy es de $2.70 ga
Ion. sPor que paga s8.75 por otras
marcas cuando no hay mejor que AT
LANTIC? A. Erie Sumersille, dis
tribuidor. Allen IS san Juan, P. b.
11-iO
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VENDENiOS truck" WOLvE-
RINE nuevo 1-75 2 toneladas
a un precio sumamente bajo. Miguel
Morales, Tetudn II, Apartado 281,
San Juan. 9-15
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NHAEsTROs DE IA IsLA. p

que pagar a la competencia Pre-
clos altos cuandO nOsotross vende-
mos. Perry Pictures en- marcos go
centayOs. Marcos solos con cristal
Is centavos. Presidentes en- Marcos
16 20 S1.75. ArtOtypes is 70 con
marco $1.50. Artotypes % x % con
marco $4O0. Maximas con Perry
Pictures en- uno $075. Ell Gran Qua
dro Hist6rieo ''Entrada America
nos en- p. Rico tamaflo 16x20 en- her
chos Inspectores $500 Zaner Alfa-
bets $1.35. NORM Alfabets a 25 cen
tavos. Sobres para Report Cards el
ciento S1.00. Y todos efectos esco-
lares siempre a precios mas bajos
que nuestros competidores. Hagan
sus pedidos a Mayaguez Frame Co,
Sue, Arecibo, p. r. 2.
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A GENTES: Sc so1icitan agentes
en- todos los pueblos de la isla
que deseen ganar $1,000 o mas al
dfa. Artfculos de facil venta Y So
licitados por todas las personals de
gusto. Los solicitantes deben ser
sefloritas o i6yenes de buena pre-
sencia. P. Kurt WinlIef Agency, p.
o. Box 81, Afiasco, P. r. 9-1S
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CE ALQUILA en- el edificio de Sue.
de Perez Hnos., Marina ell local O.
ocupaba Mendez Martinez Co., y
IN mirador. Informara Tel 215, s.
duan. p.
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VENDEMOs: easas, solareg : tin

cas-. AproVeche 0pOrtunidad de
yivir en- "CIUDAD NUEyA'', Para
da 33. La primera CIUDAD-JAR-
DIN de Puerto Rico con brisa STEM
pre- reinante aIn en- los mas caluro
SOS d1as de Verano Lame al tele-
fono 1901 SaDturce. 1O-3O
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ALQUILERES

&c ALQUILA residencia en- Hato
Rey, altos, bajos, siete dormito-
rios, con todo comfort moderno
5000 metros solar. Establo Y GALL
nero. Informes G. Vazquez, Allen
73, Tel. 3O2 rojo. r.
sseNessp~e'esse~>NO~~N NSsss~>~rss@S~~SNrSs~
sc ALQUILA habitaci6n ampIia
en- casa familia, para caballero
solo, de buenas costumbres Y que
de buenas referencias. San Francis
CO 46, Mirador, Telefono 861 verde,
San Juan. $50
~~~~~e~~~~@s~s~S>~~ ss~Nr<~s%~sN~s
sc ALQUH4A. Planta baja casa
hip0dromo 8 Y casa moderna, pa
safe Orbeta, Stop Ii. Informes te-
l6fono "a negro, San Juan. 9-18
s.1~s~~~S,~-vNu1~s -,~rs~~-e~~o-~- q~sess~~0~
CE ALQUILA en- ell Condado, Mi
rador Y garage nuevo para ma
trimonio sin ninos joven solo. In
formes, Tel6fono 80 azul, Santurce.
e1 ,f-. IS os~ 1918
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CFNORAS 0 SENORITAS ctiHa

que deseen ganar dinero con ven
ia perfumerfa domicilio. Dirigirse
Regional Medicine Co.., A6asco.
Indtil solicitar 81 no Sc envfan re-
ferencias satisfactorias. 9-28
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CE VENDE alquila casa con 5
dormitorios y un mirador con 4
habitaciones cerca los ba1os, calle
Cerchado No. 90, Stop A. Sc alqui-
la por $50 1nensuales o Sc deja par
te en- hipoteea- Lnf0rmes 1924 YER
de, Santurce. S-l4
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COMPRA TENTAT
HALLACAs yENEzoLANAs. i

legftimas, de venta en- Barcelo-
ma No. 10, Stop 161a. Preparamos
biscochos para bodas, pavos trufa
dos sanwiches, etc. Haga sus Pc
didos a tempo. Informaran telefo-
no 1872 azul. Santurce. 9-24.
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FSPLENDIDO surtido en- bajillas
La
inglesas de loza y porcelana. No
compre usted sin yer nuestros pre-
clos. El Globo, San Justo 80. p
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CE YENDEN MUY BARATOs los

siguientes autos usados. Varios
Packard" II cilindros, Y pasa-
jeros. Varios cease" de 5 V z pa
sajeros 2 Hudson" z pasajeros.
/ FORD Roadster. 1 "Studebaker
light six. Santiago A. Panzardi,
Ltd. Tel6fono 1892, Allen "A. 9z2S
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cE ALQUILA. casa grande y fres-
ca centficamente situada. Cineo
habitacioi1es, doble servieio, doble
balloon, salae comedor, etc. Informa
ran nor te1efono 1877 rojo, Santur-
&c. 9-13
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sc ALQUMA casa nueva dc. con.

creto CON tres dormitorios y CO.
modidades modernas, en- la Gale
Mayor, Immediate a parada 261a,
Informara telefono 3S4 rojo, Sam
turce. 9-1O
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EMPLEOS. Los consequence =

= MPLEUS. Los cOnseguiremos pa
San Juan, la Isla, Santo Domin-
go, Cuba Y Estados Unidos, a per-
sonas que den buenas referencias.
Dirljase a PORTO RICO EMPLOY
A1ENT AGENCY, Box 1884, Tel6-
fono 2037, Allen %, San Juan, P.
r. Envfe cinco sellos de 2 centavos
para correspondence Y solicitudes.
9-13
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CE ALQUILA habitacidh amplia,
ventilada, amueblada 0 sim amue
blar, con comidas 81 Sc desea, en-
casa familia extranjera respectable,
a pocos pasos de trolley y guaguas.
San Mateo No. i, Stop 4115, Telefo-
no 75 verde, Santurce. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
nEsEO COMPRAR. GAIA registra

dora National de. segundo uso.
Tamlbien compressor de aire con su
tanque. Informes. en- garage, Hato-
ofstt Rarada n37 70 "A Apaftadon 30, Ha-
to-Rey. r. r. S'2o
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GRAN OPORTUNIDAD. Sc yepde

Ell aereditado Puesto de Taba-
cos Y Dulces. Borinquen Cigar
Store, San Justo s por no poderlo
atender su duefio. Inf6rmese ALI.
9-13
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RADIO. vendo por el % por cfen.
to de su costo aparato de radio
Westinghouse tres bombillas con
amplificador Magma Voz dos bonn
biilas : Bocina Is pulgadas. Car
gador y Acumulador Y pilas 49
volts. Estaci0n completa. Todo nue.
vo. Informara f. Guillermety, San
Juan, Tel. 237 1872 verde, Santur-
ce. 9-12
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lsigue ea la1 Pc OBJ y
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CE VENDE muy barata, casa ma
dera en- parada] 16 cerca de Ave.
Ponce de Leon. Precio m6dico. In
formes en- Bazaar Welcome, tel6fono
1040, Santurce 1915
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
CE AL0uLA dos apartamentos 4

CE ALQUILA dos apartamentos 4
dormifoffos cada uno de recien-
te constrdcc1on 80 d6lares mensua-
les. Informes tel6fono 81 rojo, Rio
Piedras. Apartado 562. 9-15
ee<aSSeNe 49, >e>s'>ps
cE ALOUIIAN dos habitaciones
ersndeg en-. Cruz No. IL; fren-
a. ganzalez Padfn, Ell sitio mas
e6ntrfe0 Ge Esa Juan , y
cE ALQUILA casa concrete Nsa-
= 81. caIle Canals, parada 70, cons
tr1cci6n nloderna, buen patio jar
ain tres dormitorios, cuarto de pa
sIo con vivienda Independence pa
TaMseryicio. Informe DIR. r. Fernan.
dez CarbaIIo, teIefono 1868. Stop -
Eanturca --4 - -
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cE AL0UII.A en santurce fresca

&c ALQUIIAA en- Santurce fresca
casa de hahitaci6n propia para
tamilia mediana. Cuatro habitacio-
mes Y servicfo complete. Informa-
ran Gale Barcelona No. 10, bajos.
Tel. 1872 azul, Stop 1914. Gil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

CASA. Sc vende en- sitio c6ntrico
.cerca del .Colegio de. Niiias Puer
torriqueno'', cinco habitaciones. una
para serxieio, patio grande, Infor-
mes, Box 900, Santurce, p. r. 9-20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
MODERNO CHALET EN- vENTA

de concrete, frente almacenes
Rexach, Avenida Borinquen. Cerca
Hip6dromo, sin estrenar. Sitio sa-
ludable, en- una Iona. Preciosa Wis
ia. NJ. Gambia 874 verde, San Juan.
Sssa ~. 9-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

I A MODERNA. Fabrica de colcho-
nes Y catres de alambres. Cali
dad, PreciO Y Servicio. Necesitamos
un experto tejedor de alambres. Box
116, Cataflo, p. r, 9-12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

CASA para estudiantes de buena
procedencia. Rio Piedras, calle
Mun0z IsFFe No, 35. Para ambos
sexos; precios Hm6dicos; familia de
reputation. Comida excelente. Buen
trato. Propietaria Dolores Sotoma
yOr. 9-10
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F.NvIAREsIOS cuaIquier diree-
ci0n nuestro boletfn con 80 di-
recciones de casas americanas que
dan trabajo a domicilio Y agencias
importantes exclusives. Envfe un
dollar a Home Service Agency,
Box 263, Bayam6n. $50
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"a LQUILO casas y Departamentos
modernos. En- las carreteras. Pom
ce de Leon y Nueva. Preeios $65,
$50, $45, $40 $35, $50, $25, $17, $15.
Inf6rmese telefono 1141 azul, San
turce. - p.
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SE DESEA conseguir casa amue-
blada para alquilar que tenga
garage, jardfn y un buen patio. Avi-
Sc tel6fone 1887, San Juan, durante
el dfa, y al 511 rojo, durante la no
che. 9-10
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VENDO. magnffica casa concrete,
cuatro habitaciones con closets,
garage y cuarto servidumbre, cerca
eolegios Inmaculada, Sagrado Cora
z0n. Inf6rmese en- Stop 261a, Ave.
Ponce Leon 287. 1912
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para UN MEDICO.-se alanIla

N4N NAA4JANUF--O6 DC dIq4IIId
excelente local en- Cruz 10, pla-
ga Baldorioty. Tel, 800. P.
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VENDEMOs. Fincas

urbanas en- Bayam6n. Casas en-
santurce. Precios especiales y ia
cilidades para pagos, Tenemos di-
nero para hipotecas. Informaran,
Rafael PesQuera Edificio Ell NUN
DO, Tel. 157, Jose G. Umpierre, ca
lie Martf % Bayam6n, p.
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A TIENDA sU sALUD. No sea ne

gligente 81 Sc siente debilitado.
cobra carnes Y fuerzas. Pfdalo en-
Tome en- seguida el vino "ARCO-
DOL" Y vera como en- seguida re-
las Farmacias. 9-26
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cE VENDE. Magnfffca regiden

garage, s0tano, mirador, Gale
Borda esquina Lopez Landr0n, Pa
rada 43. Comodidad pagos. Infor-
mes telefono 1850, San Juan. Stand
ard Grocery, Cruz 6. Oil
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SE VENDE Lexington usado: Co
lor verde Marine. Seis cilindros
y ceinco pasajeros. Perfecto estado.
Una ganga. V6alo HOY. Tel6fono
1860. Apartado 274. San Juan. 9-11
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COLOCACIONES: Estamos colo
cando diariamente empleados
competentes en- oficinas, casas CO.
merciales Industries. ST tiene us
ted buenas referencias y desea un
enpleo, visftenos en- seguida. Agen-
cia de Empleos, NJ. Rivera vinas &
Co, Gale San Francisco %, Tele-
fono 1866 San Juan. 916.
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CE ALQUILA. Un piso alto en- la
calle O'Donell con todos los
servicios- -sanitarios, aqua permanen
te Infornnarats en- ell Hotel Mallorca
Tel. 1874, San Juan. GA