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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

VIII ever say, Thank you Jesus" for send.
ing into Our midst the Rev. A. G.. Carr. whose
work we are all convinced is of COD
personally have received much uplifting
blessings to my own soul WHAT greater iov
can child of God receive than that of seq
ing precious souls coming 10 God and getting
saved and blessed each night. Later com
ing IN falth with their bodily ailments and
getting gloriously healed, leaving shouting
the praises of GOD We are looking for \
Woh9erfuI future for our Valley Spiritually.
-So ono need ever say there is no place to
WORK as when this meeting is closed the big
tent removed to some other part to continue
tAlS great work, we must go on with this
wonderful work here and keep the fire
burning IN our own souls, carrying the mes
sage TO those who have not vet surrendered
70 God. If we are going to continue this
oeautltuI work now commenced nv God
through Brother Carr we must continpe to
work, work, work. SAY, Comrades Won
Whom God has blessed so wonderfully bv Tho
help and grace of God, we will never be sat
lsi!ed until this Valley is one for Christ.
MRS. JESSIE LLOYD. Ensign.
WAS PRAYED FOR By Mr.. Carr and
healed OF stomach trouble and severe attacks
Of sick headaches.
(SigredD MRS. w M opprcrr
785 Olive St, FL Centre, Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

WE KNOW THE ANGELS OF GOD
HAVE BEEN REJOICING in Heaven as the
altars have been filled night after night
with sinners kneehng at the feet of Jesus
To see them come from all parts of the tent
and fill the altars On both sides and all
around the platform every bit OF space is
taken and even with sinners kneeling and
weeping their way to salvation.
It always thrills my heart as 1 work my
way in and cut among them 70 hear the pra,
ers Of the young people as they seek to give
their lives to Goo and take HIS way instead
of their own.
The world is still the same needy. heart
sick world as when Jesus walked on the
shores of Galilee and Oh. how happy we
have been as We see burdens of sin roll
away and sad hearts rejoice as well as MANY
bodies healed.
Wives have told us how they have pray
ed for 20 years that their husbands might
go to church with them And then to see
them kneeling together at the altar starting
life anew. Does Jesus answer prayer? Thank
God He does
MRS HAMA CARR
WAS AFFLICTED with a complica-
ton OF diseases. My fingers were stiff. un-
able TO open them. For six years my fingers
were in this condition I went to the Revival
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

We the undersigned, Otto Reu-
finger, ID. 4. King, and J.. W.
Griggs with Ben +. Stanwood nnd
Joseph LuXon, deceased, or lis
heirs, 60 owners in tho following
Mining Claims located in Imperial
J County, Cal, in tho Coyote Range Of
Mountains, about ~ miles from the
town of Coyote Wells in north.
crly direction as follows: First,
The King; Second, The Doctor. Said
claims were located by the above
parties named, caccpting Jos. I.nxon.
deceased, who acquired his interest
from Ben J.. Stanwood, and notice
of these claims is recorded in th,
office of the Recorder Of Imperial
County, State Of California, and
was 50 recorded oh the following
dates. The King, book No. "a, page
81, Nov. 16, 1918. The Doctor, book
NO. %, page pa, August 81, 1924.
Here we beg to give notice that
otto Reutinger ID. A. King and f.
w. GriggS, have cone all the nee
cssary work for the past two wears
(l923 and 1920 required by law
without the help or financial aid
of Ben F. Stanwood or the heirs Of
Joseph LuXon. deceased, to perfect
the title or righ, of possession to
said Mining Claims. Proof of labor
having been filed at the proper time
with the Recorder of Imperial
County, state of California. Said
record appeared in book No. A,
page 224, and was so recorded on
date, June Goth, 1921, and as Ben
j.. Stanwood, Joseph Luxon dc.
ceased, or his heirs, are delinquent |
in performing or paying their por
tion and share of the said work.
and that the said Ben r. Stauwood
and the heirs of Joseph Luxon,
deceased be required to pay to - ,
a. King, secretary and treasurer
within ninety 900 days from this
date their portion each of the cost
and expcuses of said work and labor .
30 doue,, as rsquirel b. Law aud
that IL Failure TO do same the II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
I77l7717 - - =
HEBER

HEBEE. Feb. ll.-TLy Parent
Teachers association put on a pro.
gram AT the school house last night,
Rev. George Hartman gave an ad-
dress. There was good music and
games and refreshments.
T. W. Fishburn is recovering from
serious illness.
Mrs. George Witcber has been i'll
for few days.
Bessie Briggs is greatly improved
in health.
Dorctha Hudson aud Virginia
Lyon, who have been i'll, are report
ed as imprnving.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

forest Of Ben f. sttauwood and
Joseph Luxon, decca,cd, or his heir,
shall forfeit all rights and interest
IN SAID claims to the undersigned.
holr co-oNncrs and shall be forcycr
stopped from claiming any rirht o.,
interest in the SAID Mining Claims
Dated Dec. /, 1924.
OTTO ". RECTINGER.
FRANK GEIGGS.
d. A. KING.
Address 1885 Superior street San
Diego, Calf.
D 20 - J ) 10 II "a 43IF71421 %
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
Upton OFFERS
CUP FOR WINNER
BIG YACHT RACE
Ey United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. H. Sir
Thomas Upton. Of Shaurock fame
has Offered Il cup to the winner Of
the San FranciscoP Papectc bay.
rdrht race next summer.
The race will start Juno ~. ac.
cording TO present plans. The 5000
mile course is the longest ever laid
out for yacht race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

special marks fine quality and con
dition high rs 80, fair quality low
as 800, IS mostly 2.2J-27J, very few
800, Spccial marks, fine quality and
condition, mostly $50, smaller sizes
no sales reported, nominally 200.
30. Ariz-5s ordinary quality and
condition 2.7J-3.0O.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
NOTICE Or TAKING Up
ESTRAVS

Notice is hereby given tb,t ,bc
Undersigned Ia, taken mn and i'm.
pounded two cStrays, particularIy
described rs follows, to.wit;
One sorrcl marc. wciobt
eight hundred (s0o) pounds
no brand, of the value of $40
ono black mara mule, no
hlcmishcS, brand (diamond on
Ieft hind leg, about ten NO)
years old, weight nine hundred
l'Uo) pounds, of the value of
$1,000. '
That said cstraYs were taken nm
ON january 2lSt, 1928, at the Wixom
haneh, four and ono half QLl
miles south of Sceley, and are he.
ing confined at said Wixom ranch.
That Unless any person claimina
such eStray animals shall appcar
ana demand from the undersigned
INC possession thereof, and shall. M
tnc same time, pay the undersigned
an damages, expenses and costs in
CURED by reason of taking up such
ANIMALS, the undersigned win. on
inc INA day of March, 1925. deliv-
cr up to the constable Of SilSbcc
township, Of Imperial County, Coli.
lorna, the said animals for sale.
according TO law.
Dated this 24th day of Jannarv.
1925. ''''"'' -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
ENVOY CUMBERLAND REJOICES
IN THE GOOD WORK

-'-~ + cane 70 tho valley when the Revival
campaign, conducted by Rev. A. G. Carr and
his wife and helpers, was well under way
Being very much interested in the young
peoples work we have to praise God for the
way the young people have responded to the
message, coming forward and surrendering
Themselves to God to love and serve him
am satisfied that the days of miracles are
not passed which is shown by the way God
is using Brother Carr in the HEALING OF
THE SICK, both bodily and spiritually. AS
for myself must say that have been most
wonderfully blessed. Ny prayer is that God
will continue to use him more and more in
the saving Of the people.
ENVOY W. CUMBERLAND.
Salvation Army e. Centre, Calf.
WIFE OF ENSIGN LLOYD WRITES:
1 am sure that the people OF our valley
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

My pain all left me and I am better in
every way. Am gaining in flesh and my
heart is happy in the Savior. whom praise
for healing me.
WAS AFFLICTED so THAT
COULD NOT SLEEP. It has been years
since I slept with soundness I too was
prayed for al the Revival conducted on
Fifth and Olive El Centre, and am actually
cured. Sleep like a baby now
c. ROBINSON,
S56 Orange St, El Centre, Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

I WAS PRAYED FOR IN THE BIG
REVIVAL conducted By Mr. Carr under the
big tent on Fifth and Olive. FL Centre Cal
My muscles are loosened, I can now kneel
where before I could not also my hearing
instantly restored I was unable to kneel
for ten years. I can now kneel comfortably
Surely this is a great meeting
tSigned) MRS s. E COOK
No. 625 Orange St. El Centre, Calf.
REPORT OF THE HEALING OF MR..
OTIS r. ULREY, OF YAKIMA. WASH
We are in FL Centre for the winter having
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

Meeting under the Big Tent, Mr. Carr pray
ed for me. My fingers opened immediately
and l was healed of my other troubles. NY
husband went forward with me and was
prayed for and his throat was healed after
so years of affhction.. Praise God for His
goodness to us
tSignedO..- MRS. ALICE B. LACKEY. ....
49, Route l. Box Is. El Centre.
MY NAME IS FLOYD LIGGET. LIVE
ON STATE STREET, BETWEEN 7th and
Sth Ell CENTRo CALF. I am 20 years
Old. was struck on the left limb Just above
the knee with heavy logging cable in Ore
son- the 7th day Of December 1923. and was
thrown nearly 80 feet into the air: dislocat-
Ing my left knee was continuously under
the care OF Dr.. Black and DR. Slow. state
physicians. who put steel braces on my limb
ard instructed ne to wear this brace the re-
maInder OF MY life. I suffered pain continu-
ally. My knee would rock back and forth
over an inch. ont Of place I received my
insurance for D months. being unable to
work Hearing Of the Revival conducted by
Rev. Carr I went forward and prayed: and
when he called for the afflicted, I went I'D
and was prayed for. being instantly healed
Ny leg rocks back and forth no more I do
not need my brace. I am healed thank the
Lord for it.
NY NAME IS ]. D. GRAHAM. MY
ADDRESS Is BOX SO. Ell CENTRO CAL
had the stomach trouble since 1917. until
last Friday night. Mr. Carr prayed for me-
and am positively healed. I could not eat
one bit Of meat Now can eat meat and
anything else like without the terrible pain
and sickness that I have had during these
past years. I am so happy to see the power
OF the Lord Jesus manifested today.
DIR. C. H. DU SOLD Elder in the Pres
byterian Church, corner Fifth and State ST.
declares; Il was in bed 18 days flat on my
back almost bled to death with he,norrage of
the lnteStines. Was advised to go to San Di-
ego for an operation by my physician. at
tended the Revival conducted by Mr. Carr,
at Fifth and Olive Streets and went for
ward and prayed at the penitent fornr-and
when the time came for the Evangelist to
pray for the sick. I went with the Others
and was prayed for, and was instantly healed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

Ono Of the now movements on
foot which we favor is spring shoes
are to be conservative again.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
ALMA l.. WHOM.
State Of California,
County of Imperial. IS:

State Of California,
County of Imperial, IS:
On this Goth day of january
1925, before me, Clara II. Fcustcl
n Notary Public in and for tbe
county of Imperial, state of Cali.
iorllIa, duly commissioned ana
sworn, residing therein, personals
appeared Alma f. Wixom. known
TO me to be the person dcgcr;ho1,
N ana who executed the foregoing
lnstrpmcgt, and she thcrcupon aP
knoWledgod to me that She cxceni.
ed the same. 'O0"''
; 5r 5,a. Y v Illness WHEREOF, ] nave
hierepntq set my hand and seal iLe,
day 1. ard year in this rcrtif,o,te, cI, 'i'e
FIRST above written. '''V0
CLARA If. FrUSTrr
Notary Public IN aud for 1mnrri,I
lsr,. ro9Ate Ca-lfo.,--4.
y2! rs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

New York-Twcuty three thor
oughbrCds in the stable of the lato
Julius Flcishchmam have been
leased to Thomas McCrccrv, trainer
of the stable, and will be raccI I'm
der his silks next season. Julius
Flcischman Jr., plans to take charge
of the stable in 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14
NOTICE

Jbat / viii not be responsible for
anT debts incurred by my wife, Mrs.
Helen q Conneli, from this date.
Dated Feb y, 1875.
le'lgnea} MLAGAA y COA-sE sELL.
gdtr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14


T AFNS K%n AH THESE
EESSS STERN R
@ Ef i nS%x m THEIR
m@tngT
mmpmigr r
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-14

People of the United States would
own 81 per cent of the world 5 autos
if they were paid for.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-09-26

go out in the forests to see some of my friends that lived out there.
 ] walked for a 1 ng time and 1 came to a curve in the trail Up above this curve there was a mount tain ard by the path there was a river.
 1 started to go around the curve and 1 saw a big black bear ln front of me. 1 thought for a minute and started to go up the noun tain, where 1 saw a tree which 1 started to climb.
 The bear saw me up in the tree and started to climb the mountain. When he got up as far as 1 was he started to climb the same tree. 1 jumped and went into the river 1 swan as far as 1 could go and got out and walk ed the rest of the way home.
 Margaret Ahrens
 The birds like to sing. like to hear the birds sing. I give the birds some bread. The birds like the bread that 1 give to them. The birds like to eat.
 The birds have wings. The birds fly with the wings.
 Louise Ahrens
 have a flower garden at home. It has Sweetpeas in it. They have very pretty colors when they bloom.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-09-26
What Puzzled Him

What Puzzled Him
 A science teacher was giving Q lecture on gravity.
 It is the law of gravity that keeps us on the earth, /" said the teacher. "But," inquired boy, how did we stick on before the law was passed?"
 He Won't Be After This
 Johnny-I always say what I think.
 Helen-I always wondered why you were so quiet.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-09-26
SCHOOL NOTES
Frank Wills

The Pilgrims left England d because they didn't like the way they were ruled. They Went to Massachusetts on the Mayflower. They landed at Massachusett S in 1920. One of the great men on the May flower was Miles Stan dish. Miles Standish went back With the May flower to get food.
 The Pilgrims went to church services. They went from five to six hours on Sunday. Sometimes they took their lunch along with them. If they went to sleep the ladies would be tickled but the men would be hit with d claw at the other end of the stick.
 The dangers at Massachus- ettS were the Indians and the wild beasts. All the men had guns to protect their wives and themselves. When they came out of church they had a fight with the Indians. Then they had to let theil wives get behind their backs.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-09-26
Janus Trim

l was walking around a bend in the trail and l met bear. There Was d river on one side and rock wall on the other.
 The bear was brown. 1 had d littlc dog with me. The dog parked at the bear, but could not stop him. 1 climbed up 8 tree, the bear came up 8 little closer, and I went up on another limb. The bear would 70 . little farther and then would come back again. Daddy knew there Was something wrong, so he took gun and shot the bear and 1 went home
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
UN DOCTOR INDICA LA
.MANERA DE PERDER UN
CUTS DESAGRADABLE

No poden1os restaurar ell tejido
facial degenerate, asf como tam
POGO podemos restaurar un MEM
bro perdido. Els inutil querer con-
vertir un CUTS desgastado en- uno
nueyo. En- cambio, el metodo ra-
cional consiste en- elininar el GU
t Sen supr mir la cut1cula des-
v:talizada. Sin embargo, este no
1eoe hacerse por medios quir1r-
fles el cults subyacente es
demasiado de'gado, delnasiado sen
sible, para tolerar la exposition
nmed alta. Sc absorbera gradual
mente la cut ofensora, por la
aplicaci6n de ccra mercolizada co
NUN. Por etapas sucesivas apare-
cera una nueva piel juvenil; una
piel tersa Y de un matiz delicado
como el petalo de una rosa
Ninguna dana vacilara en- pro-
barlo. Obtenga una onza (30 gm.)
de cera mercohzada, en- la drogue-
ria. Ap iquese una capa delgada,
antes de acostarse, v Ia manana
guiepte Iavese con aqua v Ja-
bon. All cabo de una o dos senla-
Pas, Sc habra transforlnado por
complete su cntil~Dr. r. Ma
,eelken8ie. en Pppul Medieine :
u sc8699sa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Fl Speaker.
tOOuinuaclon ae la pss. -


te hostil, presento un prograaia de
partido pidiendo la independence
de Puerto Rico.
FL Lcdo. Tous Soto ha sido STEM
pre- un apostol de las hbertades pa
trias. Al traves de su claro intelec-
to, de su erudicion vastisima, de su
patriotismo immense, ha sido ell mas
fecundo mentor politico de la Ju-
ventud puertorriquena durante la
Ultima decada.
Su lucha no ha tornado circuns-
tancias especiales que muchos han
explotado para su beneficio perso-
nal, su predica hs sido predica sa-
ma y constructive; laborar por el
bien presente y preparar Ell cani-
no para ell bien future. La Inde-
pendeneia Ell Estado, no Sc hacen:
Sc conquistan" ha dicho Tous So
to con razon sobrada.
He ahi en- sintesis su politica;
no esa politica de boquilla cue tan
to abunda en- tribunas peri6dicos
y escasea tanto en- los hechos
Ell SOL ANTILLANo no pue,
de silenciar su regocijo, pues, con
motive de la proxima vista que
Ell culto borincano hara esta Re-
phblica. En- su programa de acerca
miento -antillano, exhorta a
los puertorriquefios residences en- la
Repdblica, rendir ell homemade
que merece su hermano en- la patria,
asi como ruega tambien todos los
dominicanos Y cubanos, dispensarIe
la acogida que es ac-eedor. Nues-
tras humildes columnas, quedan a
la disposition del eminenta Antilla
no.
CDe lei Sol Antillano' San
Pedro de Macoris, Sept. 5, 1926.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
INGLATERRA Sc LAVA LAS
MANos EN- Ell AsUNTo
SAKLATVLA

LoNDREs, setiembre 1s. (Um-
ted Press) Ell N1inistro de Asun-
tos Extranjeros oficialmente ha ne
gado que ell gobierno ingles este re
lacionado en- forma alguna con la ex
clusion del parlamentarista Saklat-
via de Estados Unidos, decretada
por el Secretario de Estado Kcllogg.
Al gobierno ingles Sc lie acusaba
en- algunas parties de la naci6n de
ser Ell responsible de esa medida
drastica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Cura las calenturas y la fiebre

destruya su salud vigor. Ctrela con el
TONICO AFTII EBRIL Y EERRUGNO-
Sc DE LEONARDO.
Esta medicina expulsa de la ssngre los
sermenes de "a malaria, purihcando y en-
rtqueciendo este fluido vital. Restaura
nueva5 fuerzas vitalidad.
~ -0F-~0 S~-Trr'rpRTI, Y FERRU-
GINoSo DE LEONARDO no SOLO cura
torta ece sIno que es dulce, agradab' Q
al paIadar inofersivo Est4 garantizado.
Devolvemos Ell dinero 81 los resultados
no son satisfactorios. Insista en- obtener
LEONARDO Rechaze todos los otros. De
venta Ell todas las farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
DON FRANCISCO ToRO
PAsARELL FALLECIO EN-
ALEMANTA

FL "a de agosto proximo pasado
falleci6 en- Ia gran ciudad de Bre-
men, Alemania, ell distinguido ca
ballero poncefio don Francisco To-
ro Pasarell, quien hace ounce afios
flo su residencia en- aquel pals. es-
tableciendose en- Ell negocio de ia
baco Y levantando una fortuna con
siderable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y
AGRICOLA DE PTO. RICO
SECCION DE AHORROS

Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
breta numero 1869, expedida a
rombre de don CARLOS RODRI-
GUEZ, de Rio Piedras, Sc hace
saber: que pasados treinta dias
despues de la primera publication
oe este anuncio sin que tercera
persona Sc haya presentado a re-
clamar su mejor derecho, Sc lie ex-
pedira el correspondence dupiica-
do quedando sin valor la original.
San Juan, P. r.,
is de Setiembre de 1925.
Ell SECRETARIO,
?. RoCAFORT.
(Anuncio)
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Don Paco Toro era un correcto
ciudadano, un elemento social de
alto relieve un honbre de- mu-
cha vision en- los negocios.
Con motive de su enfermedad Sc
encontraba en- Bremen, su sefior
hermano don Luis Toro, Presiden-
te de la "P. r. American Tobacco
Company
La infausta nueva Sc recibi6 por
cartas en- esta ciudad.
Deja tres hijos ell senior Toro y
su esposa la senora Ely Lee de
Toro.
AL publican esta triste noticia,
iamos Ell pesame a las familias To-
ro Pasarell y especialmente a
don Luis Toro, hermano del fina-
do, quien es un buen amigo de s5-
ia casa donde Sc lie estima en- gran
rnanera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
''Durante Z AIos Sufrf d,
ECzema-Ya no tenia es
pGreranza Ah0ra estO,
sanO", Dice ell r.BriOnes

e'Durante Ia noche no podia disfrutar de un
nora de suefio. Despues de que seis medico
no pudieron aliviarme, comprs mi primer fraser
de Lavol, y esa noche, antes de acostarme, apll
que la medlcina cuatro wees. Esto me pro
porcion6 un sueho tranquilo reparadol
Pronto mi piel irritada Sc volvi6 tan tersa, GU
tuve que suspender mi pedido de seis frasco
mas. Considero que es un milagro de Dios gu
81 medicina haya llegado este pals" declan
el Sr. Juan Briones, distinguido reSidente d
Cagayen, Misamis Islas Fifpinas.
Hemos escogido estas cartas de pesonas dc
habla espanola, para demostrar a I'd. Qu
tambien su enfermedad cutanea puede desa
parecer con este hQuido puriicador. Hag
desaparecer la comezon. Elimine hoy mism
esas llagas.
No Sc le dice que applique Lavol durana
varias semanas antes de obtener resultados
Fl alivio Sc produce con ell primer frascc
Tres gotas sobre la piel y desaparece la comE
zon. Pida hoy I'm folleto un frasco de Law
en- la botica.
Sc Vende en- fOdGs las Fdym0cias
R.AVnT. El Liqnido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

FL senior Toro era miembro de
dos respetables familias poncenas.
Case con una sobrina de Mr.. Fritzo,
socio de La Casa Fritze Lund &
Co." Y fu6 socio de esta respeta-
bls frma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Fl Gobernador...
Continuation de la pag. 81

Jajome. ell Hon. Gobernador nos
manifesto su intenci6n de nombrar
en- los primeros dias de la pr6xima
semana a los jurisconsultos que han
dc ocupar los cargos correspondent
tes a la combination judicial 1ue
han quedado pendientes, y Sc abs
tuvo de hacer manifestation alguna
en- relacion la pregunta que lie hi
cieramos de 81 Sc propcnia Henar
la vacante habida en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal de San Juan con motive de
Ia renuncia del Juez Palacios, con
uno de los candidates que lie some
tieran los partidos Republican, Pu-
ro y Socialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
uLrIMos NoMBRAM1ENros

OhI LINUS NOMbRA11ENTO
Antes de marcl4r ell Executive
dej6 firmados los siguientes nom
bramientos judiciales:
Secretaries para las Cortes de
Distrito de San Juan:
Luis vergne Ortiz
Pedro C.. Timothee
Marshals para las Cortes de Dis
trito de San Juan:
Eduardo Urrutia
M. Mater Girona
Seeretario para la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce:
Emilio Gotay.
Marshal para la Corte de Dis.-ito
de Ponce:
Carlos Chard6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

(De lei Sol Antillano San
Pedro de Macoris, Sept. 5, 1925.)
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-23
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prominent makes. Modestly priced.
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Fine Hosiery
The Gift Of Gifts +!

our mammoth stock includes
Chiffon Hose in the whole range
Of nude tones as well as tho deli
cato evening shades; also Full
Fashioned Stockings OF heavier
weight and sporty silk and Wool
Hose.
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-23
All Sorts Of Personal Gifts that
Women Love

Frivolous little things that she passes by with sigh for
financial reasonstheyre the very things that delight her
as Christmas Gifts Exquisite Lingerie Cute Hawkes.
Novelty Neckwear Silk Scarf, Silk Umbrella. They're
all here, Main and End FL)