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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03
Judges Are Sacred

Harry A. Ely, world war veteran, called New
York judge "numskull," and got six months to
three years for it. Judges are sacred beings in the
United States, and the Capitalist courts are sacred
institutions Judge Mancuso, who tried the case,
declared that "Justice Cafreys reputation and in
tegrity as judicial officer stands unimpeached A
writer has the right to publish truth with inn
munity, with good motives and justifable ends,
whether 1t respects the executive, legislative or
judicial branch of our government. But If one goes
out of his way to asperse the personal character
of a public man, and to ascribe to him corrupt
motives, he does so at his own peril The law re-
quires that he must prove the truth of what he
says"
Do you have to prove to one judge that another
judge is a "numskull"? The workers know it very
well, but judges really such numskulls that
they don't even recognize it. Nevertheless don't
call the next judge numskull. That will be al
your own peril. You will have to prove it, even if
the judge is one
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03
Murmur Of the JobIess.

And still thru the long day,
With drudgery drear;
The slave drags his weary way,
Haunted with fear.
Wealth in abundance
Surrounds the poor knaye;
But poverty stricken
/ He goes to his grave.
Though wealth may surround him.
He tolls on and on;
While starvation haunts him,
Til death comes along.
Though slaves can move mountains
| And make machines roar,
They own not an ell
OF the land they adore.
What strange sort of creatures
Are those who deny,
Themselves and their loved ones,
The gifts that are nigh.
Toiling and moiling,
AS though without end;
Piling up billions A9
For others to spend. f
How strange that a master,
Thru preacher and press.
Can shackle the millions
AS pawns in his chess.
Work, work is their cry,
See, we starve, my good master
We will fight. e'er we FALL,
Your wealth is disaster"
DAVID COUTTS
Omaha, Nebr., Jan. 10, 1895.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03
! ABOR REACTION
IN MINNESOTA
FIGH rs Y. ". |
Rushes to Protect Cap
italist Education

Especial to The Daily Worker)
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 1.-The can
paign by reactionary elements in Il
labor unions of Minnesota, to expel la
Communists and progressives, has NJ
only become the talk of the who
state, but is reflected in other rea
ticnary movements. Among these
the anti-labor biennial report Of the
called "state board of visitors" 4
filed with Governor Theo. Christia
son.
Wants Discomfort Suppressed.
This report excels in hide-bound r
action, and is apparently written |
those who know nothing, have learns
nothing and are incapable of learnil
anything about the education OF Il
young, except that hundred per-ceI
ism and the sacred interests Of &C
porations and the whole capital
class demands that the Young Wor
ers' League be suppressed. ~sas'
That the Young Workers League
! sort of collective and modern So
rates "corrupting the youth is 4
gist of the matter, and the board
visitors" wants the hemlock cup br
on at once in the form of legislatic
probably a more savage law than t
criminal syndicalist" law, to "pi
hibit the activities of all Organization
aiming to incite the overthrow of
listing American governments"
Desires Docile Wage Slaves.
The report evinces much conce
for the future usefulness" Of I
young-to American capitalist explo
ers, and says that "The Young Wor
ers' League has branches in forty
ferent towns and cities in Minnesot
Five branches are in Minneapolis a
three in st. Paul.
"The campaign of instruction" 81
the report, includes the Communists
doctrine for overthrow of Americ
government and organized OPPOSITE
to capitalism in any or all OF
FORMS" This opposition to capitals
naturally includes opposition to
capitalist control Of education. the
fore the state board of visitor
have reason for worry.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

moment Caffrey took the case from
the twelve and decided in behalf of
the landlord
In the course of his article, headed
"Scofflaw Judges. the aged veteran
waxed very indignant, terming Judge
Caffrey nincompoop, a Tom Moody,
etc. and advising the exploited tenants
to remove him from his job and set
him to work cleaning streets or doing
other useful work. He also called
Caffrey Greenwich Village BILL"
AS the criminal libel trial was
closing in general sessions assistant
district attorney, Panger make some
cracks that rivaled A. Mitchell Palmer
at his worst, as when he said; ut is
not Judge Caffrey against this de-
PENDANT. 1t is organized society, as it
is today, against those who are worse
than the criminals. 1t is he who
nibbles at the structure OF our so
ciety." Judge Mancuse was nearly as
bad, voicing his fears or revolution
Fears the. Revolution.
How does calling. a man a min
compoop spell revolution?" Defense
Attorney Robert Ferrari said, discuss
ing the case with the Federated Press.
Ferraris appeal brief will emphasize
the point that his client was nomi-
nally tried for criminal libel but
actually convicted for seditious libel
statute dead since It's repeal CEN
fury and quarter ago.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

chairs. Half an hour later there were
no more vacant seats, and many ha6
to stand up.
Extensive Program.
At S:15 o'clock Comrade Krasick
who acted as chairman, opened the
meeting with a few Introductory re
marks on Lenin, and announced quite
an extensive program of speaking
music, singing and Russian dancing
The program was as follows:
/. Revolutionary Funeral March
by Balalaiko Trio.
2. Singing of the International.
8. Violin solo, by Miss Mary Kess
Ter, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Lilly Kaminsky.
4. Workers Memorial, a recitation
by Miss Jacobs.
5. Piano solo, by Miss Mildred
Gains.
6. Talk on Lenin, by Comrade J
Wilson.
Z. Violin solo, by Comrade Emil
Berkoirtz, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Stein.
/ 8. Another number by the Balalai
ka Trio.
9. Piano solo, by Master John Pi.
Ion.
10. Talk on the DAILY WORKER
by Comrade Will Dietrich.
IL. Russian national dance by Miss
Berenbaum, of the Young Workers
League.
In addition to the above program
refreshments were served.
Audience Enthusiastic.
In Justice to the above mentioned
entertainers, must state that the
comrades who just recently came tc
Denver were surprised at the variety
and skill Of the comrades for there
seemed to be no end to the applaue
after every number, and all had tc
give encores.
Life Of Lenin.
Comrade Wilson ably presented the
life and work of Lenin from his child.
hood to death and dwelt at length on
Lenin's accomplishments and able
leadership since 1917.
Accomplishments Of Daily Worker.
But we did not forget the DAILY
WORKER either, on the contrary, we
rendered the suggestion that no meet.
ing be complete without talk on the
DAILY WORKER.
So Comrade Dietrich told us why
the DAILY WORKER is a necessity
why it is the greatest labor paper ir
America, and also told us OF its &C
complishments in the past year. In
concluding he stated that the only
road to power is the straight road
Leninism, and that the best way to &c
acquainted with Leninism is to reat
the DAILY WORKER.
Large numbers Of Lenin pamphlets
and bronze buttons were sold. TIL.
meeting was then closed with the
singing of the Red Flag.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

thing about II. Having laid out your
course what is there to interfere with
going straight to porti
Now, We knowl
The reason there are so many poor
workers is that they do not give the
business a chance. The workers.
either out OF envy or misunderstand-
ing of the interests Of the bosses.
work against the business, and there
fore cannot have success themselves.
The 25,000,000 workers OF this coun-
try still need a lesson as to the deep
interest that their bosses take In
their. the workers, welfare. They
should work more ntensely--they
should think OF nothing else but the
business. Then having laid out your
course. what 10 there 70 interfere with
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

going straight to port?"
Yes, what? Capitalism itself, which
is based upon the power OF the few
to exploit the millions. Their control
OF industry makes the millions work
for thom as slaves. Their control OF
government puts them in position to
dictate to these slaves. oh yes, go
straight to port"--to the port Of
economic slavery-unless the workers
think more about giving themselves
chance and then go straight to
port--to bat with the system and
put an end to II.
Mr.. Thayer understands his end
OF the question. Il is about time that
the workers begin to learn something
about thcirs-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

Two Chicago millionaires made substantial con
tributions to the fund for rebuilding local epsco-
pal church. The families Of both millionaires, when
questioned as to their church membership said
they did not belong to any church, but attended
the particular church to which the donations were
made whenever they went to church." The work
ing class alone take church seriously tho it is one
of their worst enemies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

The three thousand engineers and stokers
whose bushes it is, when they are working at it,
to keep London's palaces and government build
ings warm, folded their arms and parked their
shovels, when a non-union man was added to the
working force.
Even buckingham Palace, where the king hangs
out is shivering. Perhaps the king is shivering
with fear rs well with cold. Not that he has
anything to worry about just now, but if Brit
ish workers have so far forgotten themselves as
10 let their king freeze they might also decide to
let him starve and save a lot of good food.
Ministers of the tory government are huddled
around CRATE fire in Downing Street, wearing
their overcoats The strikers threaten to picket the
houses of parliament If scabs are employed. In
England these vermin are referred to as volunteer
workers"
Had three thousand subjects Of the British king
pulled of such stunt few hundred years ago.
three thousands heads would be decorating as
many pixies just as fast as the kings mercenares
could get at them. But today it's the kings head
that sits uneasy his shoulders.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Feb. LA
naval court OF inquiry today prepared
to investigate the grounding of the
United States submarine S-4S. Mean.
while wrecking tugs stood by to pull
the submersible into deep water
Seven OF the thirty-eight officers and
men from the undersea craft were re-
covering in the naval hospital hero
from the effects Of exposure and the
breathing OF chlorine gas.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

The number of registered unemployed in England
on last January was 100000. 1t is estimated
that at least half million more idle workers did
not list themselves on the exchange. The unem-
ployment evil is the most damning indictment that
can be drawn against the capitalist system and it
cannot be solved under capitalism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

DANvILLE. H.. Feb. Mrs. Mary
Spencer, Of Kingman, Ind. has been
suffering from neck broken in two
places for two weeks. and did mo-
know II. This was revealed today
following an x-ray examination, talKor
o determine the nature of injuries
sustained when she fell down stairs
two weeks ago.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

The child labor amendment is beaten but the
faith of the liberals and reformers in ultimate vic
tory via the amendment to the constitution route is
mistaken. They will ultimately amend capital
ism out of existence, when the tiger becomes a
vegetarian or a vegetarian becomes tiger
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03
How Workers May Achieve Success


Telegraph speaking meeting
business they chance
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. !
Beorge w. Cable, author of a score
moro Of well known books. died at
winter home here. He was 81 70
OF age.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03
LENINTSM FINDS MANY EAGER
SUPPORTERS IN DENVER, COLO.

DENVER, personally, course
all felt il Lennism certainly
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

Get member for the Workers Party and a new
subscription for the DAILY WORKER
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-03

See "The Beauty and tho Bolshevlk"
at Ashland Auditorium Feb. 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

OPORTUNIDAD: Sc vende bonito
bungalow en- mejor sitio de Sam
turce 4 habitaciones: Sala, come
dor, cuarto de banjo, servicio sani-
tario para criadOs Y garage. Situa-
do en- parada %: Avenida de Die
go Z, cerca trolley Y High School.
Gavino Garcia Abreu, Box 81, Are
cibo. 7-24.
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pletos marca MIRACO. Precios
desde IA a 800. Diviertase oyendo
conciertos a larga distancia. Soli-
eftenos literature. Represenranue
Francisco J. Santos, Box 622 Ponce.
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y = = y = - Ns'>'OOr
CLASES ESPECIALES. Empe

remos de nuevo ell seis de jul
Grades de quinto a octave. Espec
atenci0n a las asignaturas en- G
ei alumno aparezca defciente. +
ras cOnvencionales Solicite inf,
mes: ApartadO %, Santurce. TIE
fono POI azule Catalina A. Cast
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en- su farmacia nn frasco de
"HY0T0LE' el excelente jarabe
que hace desaparecer la tos mas. re-
belde en- POGO tempo. No deje de
probarlo en- seguida. Conv6nzase de
clio. 7-27
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DOR EMBARCARsE

FERNANDO CALDER, Agrimensor
mensuras y deslindes de fincas.
Pianos para ell Banco Federal. Pla-
nos de urbanizaciones. Lajas, P. r..
7-26
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NEVERAS.-Se venden de todos
tamafos. Unica oportunidad de
Roble Y Metal. Bnena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicer1as, Boti-
cas- Y Hospitales, etc. Luna No. SO,
Tel. 1919, P. 0. Box 1909. P.
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MAGNIFIcA oPoRTUNIDAD

Sc yende la casa No. 3, Ave.
Diego. Construction moderna. {
plantas, cuatrO habitaciOnes. sa
comedor, etc. garage, cuarto de $
vicio. Informariin en- la misma ca
Telefono 1880, Santurce. {
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CE VENDE juego de tres pleas

CE VENDE juego de tres pleas.
Sill6n, butaca Y sofa-cama (Da-
venpertl y dos -operos modernos,
chifforrobes, GodO terminado en-
caoba. Dirfjase Avcnida Fernandez
No. 10 telefonO 1917, ,Santurce. P.
A LQUILO en- calle America para
da %, dos casas para $50 Y $45.
Departamentos en- Ponce de Leon Y
Carretera Nueya para $50, $50, $50
Y SIT. Tel6f0no 1141 azul, Santur-
ce. 7-19
~~N>@~>>%~>~~~~~~~~r~~s~@s>~,~
CE VENDE por ausentarse su due
no un Dodge en- S350OO Magnffi-
cas- condolences, gomas y capota nue.
vas. Informardn garaje de Andrew
Aguilar Y Co., Marina, San Juan.
II
>~~~>>~~~>~~~~~~~N~~~e
SE ALQUILA segundo piso, Edi-
ficio Ord6nez, Allen n, propio
para casino, fibrica, etc. Tres gran
des salones. En- primer piso depar-
tamento para oficina. Informara TIE
lefonO 81 negro. San Juan. 7-16
>~~~~~~N~~S~~~~
GUAGUAS:- Vendo dos guaguas
Day-Elder con sin Tranquil
cias Martin Pena V Rio Piedras. TIE
lefono 954 azul, Santurce. Aparta-
do 931, Santurce. lis
NNS~S~~~~r~'sNr=~SN sNN~NNN>
CE EENDE en- 100000, por tener
que ausentarme, un truck Gene
raj de cuatro toneladas, reparado
por complete. Informara Garaje Ita
liano. Condado .. Stop IT. 10
~~~~~~~~~~~~
CE VENDE en- $14OO.-Casa made
ra, solar propio, servicio santa
rio, parada q cerca carretera Cen
tral, renta $24. Informaran tel&fo-
no 117S rojo, Blanca Cerra 1S, San
turce. I'll
~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<N@~~
4 ECHERIAS: TapOnes para Bote-
Has de leche. con su nombre y
direction. Pida Precios. Import Co.
Tel6fono 1915 San Juan, Box 1916.
ITO
-~>@NN~~~~~~~~ ~~~s@SA~A~>S~~
SE ALQUILA. Primer piso casa
Cruz "a: siete habitaciones,
orientaci6n este, fresca Y c6ntrica,
provista de tanque para aqua. In
formaran Tel6fono 1852, Santurce.
II
~~~>~s>~~N~~I~S~~
CE ALQUILAN casas nuevas
por $25 y $50 con garage. Ger
ca de la playa. Pasan guaguas. Ca
lie Lola 230 esquina Maria Mocz0.
, Informes tel9fono S01 rojo, Santur-
ce. 7-10
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MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
pagarA NADIA por mudar su IA
milia a cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus muebles
un precIo razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebIes no sufriran ning1n desper
fecto. Trasladaremos a su familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismO.
Tenemos personal, bien educado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1854.
Santurce dir1jase personalmente
Cerra No. 2S. r.
.~s~~~>><D~S~><>~~>
A VISO A LAS SOLTERAS. iDe-
sea usted casarse? lTiene us
ted amOres contrariados? lTiene us
ted algunos sufrimientos? lTiene
listed deseOs de gozar La vida y sa-
iir de sus horribles sufrimientOs,
bien sea por amor, contrariedades
familiares? TengO un conseJO y IN
len1tivo para cada case. Escrfbame
Y no lie pesara.
Soy
UNA DANA PERDIDA,
Box $40. San Juan. 7-S
~~~~~~~N~~>~r~~~~~>~Ne~
S55OO.-Casa concrete recien
construfda 800 metros
solar, Gale San Jorge aceptando
pequefia parte contado resto en-
hipoteca. Informaran telefono 1856
ROio. Santurce IA.
A~~~>>~.~~~>~~N>~~~~N~'>~
EINCAS.-Siempre tenemos fincas
para vender compradores pa
ra fincas, Haga sus negocios por
conducto nuestro. Jose l.. PesQuera.
Edificio de Ell MUNDO, Telefono
1877. San Juan. p.
>I~s~>~p>s~S~<rsS~S"
NENDO. Por serme impossible aten
der'o vndo ell cafe "BOsque". Ca
ranfzo ganancia de $40 a $15 dia
dos. Tambi6n una guagua con fran
duicia sin ella. Inf6rmese en- ell
sBosque". T.
l>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NENTA DE CASA y solar en- la
Marina, Gale de Isabel Segunda,
propia para garaje dep6sito. In
formes en- Tetuan No. 26, telefono
No. 81. San Juan, p. r. "a
><~N%\~~~~~>c~pA ~pAue>>~S'><~<~<~<>SNs
CE VENDEN Tires Octavas par
tes proindivisas de una finca de
200 cuerdas, bien situada, con via
para la ronducci6n de calias, espe-
cial para ell cultivo de este produc
to para lecherfa Ell ell Barrio To-
rrecillas de Lola. ST lie interesa,
para detalles dirfjase al apartado
291. o pase por la Casa No 62 de
la Calle Pedro Arzuaga, Rio Pie
dras 10
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&c ALQUILA Habitaci6n. En- casa
de familia respectable para hombre
solo matrimonio sin hijos. Muy
fresca Y ventilada. Informes en- Sam
Francisco % altos. 7-6
-sssSos>rA~s~S~s~aT~s~ ~s~sNbNN~r~NNN<
TRAJES DE HILO. En- el legftimo
drill de puro hilo ingIas los te-
nemos a su medida, garantizamOs
que no encojen, para estos meses de
calor, NADIA mas conyeniente que un
traje de estos, los tenemos blancos Y
crudos en- tres tonos. La Borinquen,
Silva, Martinez Y Co., Rio Piedras,
p r. 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pIEDRA CALIZA de la naejor ca
Mdad. precios sin competencia.
Eande 6rdenes por cualquier can
esaad. Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Nieves Allcea. Tel. 871 RojO, San
euRce. p.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&C VENDE.-Solar grande para
fabrica tres casas grandes, ST.
tuado en- un sitio c6ntrico Y de por-
venir junto a una estact6n del Fe-
ryocarril en- Santurce. Apartado
1924. San Juan. TIL
ess@svSSSS%@aeNr>~sN
TUIDO DE GANADO.-Se toma
ganado vacuno y caballar, al
Guido. 1000 cuerdas de terreno fer
I'll cubiertas de paste: fincas pal
ma" y. Cohitre en- Las cercanfas de
Can0vanas, carretera que va de
Carolina. Calder6n y Quifiones In
formara QuiGones. Box 68. Phone
era aanturce. TT
49, -
DETERMINE su propio salario.
Aprov6chese de La inica Inca
en- que. I'd. no tiene absolutamente
ninglma competencia Unase a los
centenares de hombres Y mujeres
bien despiertos que estan ganendo
de $50 a S160 semanales, tomando
6rdenes de sombreros de seforas
val-Style Made-To- -Mesure. (Hechos
a Ia medida.) Sc pagan adelanta-
dc las comisiones entire
gamos los artfculos Y cobramos. No
tiene que cargar con ninguna male
ia de muestras. Escriba hoy solici-
tando detaIles de nuestra oferta
liberal de territorio EXCLUSIVE. Val
Style Hat Co. Room G. 216 Val
60 ms S,..~.4s xax.so - q
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CE ALQUILAN 2 casas nuevas
por $25 y $50 con garage. Ger
ca de la playa. Pasan guaguas. Ca
lie Lola 230 esquina Maria Mocz6.
Informes tel9fono S01 rojo, Santur-
ce. 40
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VENTA DE FLORES NATURA-

W A1ANAH LIZ RAOAAEO NA1OhA-
LES: en- toda clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al tel6fono 825 azul, parada
II calle Hernandez No. 6 Encarna-
ci0n. Hernandez. p.
SE ALQUILA: Casa N? 10, Ave
nida Fernandez, parada II. Pi-
da 1nformes a o. NJ. WOOD, No 1
Tetuan. Tel. 500. 20.
~>~~~~>~~~~~~>>
FMPRESA DE MUDANZAS.-Si
desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, economical con absolute garan-
tia de sus muebles, lame al 1872
azul, Santurce y sera atendido eff
cazmente. p.
=.
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CE VENDE caro- Chevrolet de
cinco pasajeros en- magn1ficaS
condolences. $35OOO Escriba aparta-
do No. 94S, San Juan. 7-17
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\ QUIEN INTEREST. Tenemos

A QUIEN INTERESE. Tenemos
en- existencia un juego de asien-
tOs tapizadOs en- cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasaje1Os Y otro
para 20 pasajeros, Stop g. Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez Y Hnos. p.
CE ALQUILA. En- la Ayenida de
los Robles casa concrete tres dor
mitoriOs, sala, comedor, cOcina, ba-
no, cuaIto seryicio. Sitio fresco. sa-
lu1able. Tel6fono 336 rojo, Santur-
co. 7-6
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sc YENDE Chalet acabado cons
truir, estilo Americana, dos plan
tas. garaje, comodidades modernas.
Miramar, calle Hernandez parada
IL. Eacilidades para ell pago. In
formes tel6fonos TIA S. j. 1893
Santurce. 1-18.
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TNTERESO tomar en- arrendamie
to finca de 40 o 60 cuerdas &C
ca de Rio Piedras. Sc desea u
finca llama Y con buena aqua pa
ganado. Informe ampliamente a I
del Arenas Box $40, San Juan.
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n
IA caballero en- Allen 73 fres-
ca, ventilada. Informes en- Allen 73
telefono 3O2 rojo, San Juan. 7-6
r>>e<S>e>e>eNS>$~S~
PIANOLA NUEVA de fabrication
alemana-americana Sc vende. No
hay otra igual en- Puerto Rico. In
formara Luis Gorbea. Tel6fonos $50,
San Juan, 1888 azul, Santurce. rs
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CHAUFFEUR con bastante expe-
riencia desea trabajar con una
familia con caro- privado. Dirt
jase a V. NJ. A., Box 2, Santurce.
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SE ALQUILAN: habitaciones fres-
cas- y yentiladas, con vista a la
bahia. Informara tel6fono 1869
azul, San Juan. a7-15
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TELAS DR HILO espanolas para
sAbanas y fundas batistas de
hilo blanca y de cOlores para ira
jes Y ropa interior. Precios econ6
micos. La HormiSa de Orc. San
Juan, P. r. 7-2O
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INCOME TAX: Para Henar plani-
las cualquier traba1o, veame
Y dare referencias mis- clientes. Ger
man Riackehoff, oficina Edificio
III Mundo". Telefon0 1895, San
Juan. TT
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PADIO.-Vendemos aparatos COM
pletos marca MIRACO. Precios
desde IA a 800. Diviertase oyendo
conciertos a larga distancia. Soli-
eftenos literature. Represenrante
Francisco J. Santos, Box 622 Ponce.
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CT VA A NEW YORK: Casa de
familia, comodidades excelentes.
Situada cerca del Central Park y
River Side. Precios razonables. Avi-
sando 10 esperaremos en- ell muelle.
DR.. ]. J. Font, 27 West 95th. st.
Para mas informes, P. O. Box 1400,
San Juan telefono 1105. "a.
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KMTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para Ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. GarantiEa-
do de producir un efectO eficaH y
rapido. Pida infOrmes O.: Los Mu-
chachos". Sues. de A. Mayol , Co.,
San Juan. p. b. p.
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CE ALQUH4A en- Miramar Gale
Hernandez una hermosa casa de
concrete cerca de La Carretera nue.
va. Informaran Tel6fono 77S azul,
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