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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09
aue and Other Movements
The most wonderful cures have been

body on account of suffering severe
pains. cannot explain to no one
how / suffered day and night, there
was no let-up from suffering, so /
could not move anymore. was help
less for almost one year. l tried all
kinds of remedies and treatment, it
was all in vain and not even benefit
ed me.
After all l have tried, l thought Of
DR.. w. F. Riedel and the cures he
made. | called on him, and with sew
eral treatments the suffering was
greatly relieved. Now l am free Of
rheumatism. am working every day
and enjoy life again.
Anyone who is suffering with rheu-
matism do not delay, call on DR.. w.
F. Riedel and know he will cure any
case of rheumatism.
ALEXANDER BERGLUND,
Osceola, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09

/ will tell you what DR.. Riedel has
done for me.
was not feeling very well for
several weeks, so ] went to him to
see what was the matter with me.
He told me l had consumption.
Other doctors told me / did not so to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09

domen.
I have vainly consulted some of
the best supposed doctors in Western
Canada, failing to receive any bene-
fit from their ministrations and
knowing that must be cured at once
if / could be cured, came to Osceola
to visit my sister, Mrs. August II.
Beyl, and placed myself under the
care Of DR.. Riedel.
With best wishes for his prospect
ty, remain,
Very gratefully and sincerely
yours,
II. B. KOEBERNICK,
Osceola, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09

In testifying to the benefit that /
have received and great cure has
been effected. This is what DR.. w.
F. Riedel did for me. / was sick for
eight months and one doctor told me
had cancer of the stomach, and an
other said that the lining of my
stomach was coming out. DR.. w. F.
Riedel said / had spleen and liver
trouble. After taking about twenty
eight treatments DR.. w. F. Riedel
said that l was cured. / am feeling
fine and never notice any of my all
ments. am working every day
which ! was not able to do before.
Any sufferer should call and see DR..
w. F. Riedel. For further informa-
ton you may write and l will be glad
to answer.
VIM. SPECHT,
Fenwood, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09
Neuropathy Consists Mostly Of Massage a

blood and also qu the unsng nerves SO n
accomplished with this science of Neuropahy
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09

TO Acute or Chronic Sufferers
en- Such An Opportunity Extended to Persons r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-09

ailments
will who suh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

ater is demanding more attention
than ever before.
Here Is a chance for Santa Claus.
For eight long months, Roltare
Eggleston OF Keith's, performers at
the Lyric and Keith's, individuals
not even OF the theater, the N. ".
A. and another organizations Of
actors, has made possible the pro-
longing of the life OF a woman Of
the acting profession,
This actress, who has never been
In vaudeville, but has appeared In
stock and small touring companies,
has been treated and kept in numer-
Gus hospitals and even private
home or two when funds were low
by the love and support OF in
dividuals and organizations.
She has experienced seven opera
tons within eight months time. In
some instances the doctors have for
gotten to send bills. But even at
that. the expense has been very
high.
There has been no publicity given
to this worthy case. Today she is
being treated in private in
stitution in this city. 1t will require
nearly a 500 a month to continue
this treatment and care.
Will Santa Claus arrive with more
money for this worthy cause.
G. Roltare Eggleston OF B. r.
Keith,s will point the way.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
NEW NEGRI FILM
DUE AT THE APOLLO

"A Woman OF The World" star
ring Pola Negri will be next weeks
attraction at the Apollo. The picture,
an adoption of Carl Van Vechten's
novel, 1.-The Tattooed Countess" pre-
sents the exotic Negri In the role Of
the Countess Elnora Natatorint, who
abandons the gay life OF Paris and
the Riviera. because OF a shattered
love affair which she seeks to for
get while visiting her cousins, Sam
and Lou Poore, residents Of Maple
Valley, Iowa.
The coming of the dashing and
beautiful Countess to the sleepy
community of Maple Valley quite
naturally creates and Juror. Her
continental mode of life. the fact
that she smokes cigarets and dresses
in the height Of Partisan fashion ex-
cites a lot of gossip and no little
resentment upon part Of the COM
munity.
Richard Granger, the city attorney
and Gareth Johns, his assistant,
both fall in love with her. Granger
has cause to believe that she favors
Johns as a sutton, and his jealousy
prompts him to try to arouse public
sentiment against her. The Countess
retaliates be giving him a horse
whipping in public.
In the supporting cast are Holmes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

Jacqueline Logan and Walter Nc
Grail are the featured players. will
be the Colonial's Christmas week at
traction.
An added feature will be an
amateur Charleston contest" for
four nights. beginning Monday, with
the winners and runners-up on these
nights meeting III big final affair
on Christmas night. H
The feature picture is heralded as
melodramatic triumph was made
under tremendous difficulties in the
the Canadian mountains.
An unusual canine performer
destined to be a new star among the
dog actors OF the screen is introduced
and adds to the realism of movies.
There is a strong mystery element
in the plot with a supposed murder
and the manner in which it is
! cleared affords some strange and
.ense moments.
In the cast in support OF the two
stars are Margaret Livingston.
Robert Cain, Frank keenan,, Roy
Laidlow, Diana Miller and Walter
Chung.
The supplemental features Of the
bill includes a Charles Puffy comedy
Faint Heart" an Aesop Fable.
Topics of the day and the Inter
national News.
The American Harmonists will pre-
sent a novelty program with solo
numbers by Frank Owens. Bob
Jones and Floyd Thompson.
Miss Julia Niebergall will present
program Of piano numbers Of the
latest Broadway successes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
THE MUSIC BOX
REVUE COMES
TO ENGLISH's
Great Cast of Principals viii
Be Seen in Fourth
Edition.

The fourth annual edition of the
Music Box Revue" which comes
to English's Opera House Monday,
Dec. 20, for week; matinees, New
Years and Saturday.
The present revue is said to shat
ter all records for prodigality made
by its producers, as there are twen-
ty-eight scenes in the two acts.
''The Catskills,' - "1n Toxic" New
York Harbor," THE Garden Of
Eden" 1.-THE Garden Club" I'm the
Shade of Sheltering Tree" "The
Call of the South" Broadway"
Little Old New York" cat the Cir
GUS" 1.-THE Battery" Alice in
Wonderland" and IA Scion Of Louis
Palace" are among the scenes.
The musical numbers are typical
and quite to the credit of Irving
Berlin and John Murray Anderson
has quite surpassed himself in stag
ing the marvellous production.
Among the big cast of principals
may be mentioned Fannie Brice,
Clark and Mccullough, Oscar Shaw,
Lottice Howell, Ledova, Bro Sisters,
Runaway Four, Bud and Jack Pear
son, Joseph Macauley, Wynn Bull
lock. Frank Allworth, Rudolph
Malinoff. Irving Rose, George Cliff
ford. Dorothea and Naido, Henri
Permain, Thomas Draak and the
Music Box chorus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS D z A1 WA4 u ! r

realizes the strength of the movie industry fully
MI than before since official survey made by the help
of the film industry shows that there total of motion
picture theaters in this country.
The weekly attendance at these theaters $780,
100000 according this survey which has been made public
by the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Inc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
CURwOoD STORY
BOOKED AT COLONIAL

when The Door Opened"
adapted for the screen by Reginald
Barker from James Oliver Curwood's
story of the same name in which
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
MOVIE MANAGERS BOOK BIG CHRISTMAS FILM
Fannie Hurst's Novel to Be
Chief Event at the
Ohio.

tT7HE Christmas week at
l traction at the Circle will
be "The Scarlet West, " an
epic Of the American frontier
and Indian fighting days that
followed the Civil War, which
was produced in Colorado on
a huge scale with a cast includ-
ing more than 1000 Indians
and soldiers
Although frontier stories
have been frequently brought
to the screen, the theme of
"The Scarlet West" is new, as
the interest of the story GEN.
ters around an Indian in the
role of the hero.
The reproduction of Clusters Last
Stand" is said to be the most vivid
ever photographed by a motion pic
ture camera.
The story centers around his ro-
nance with the generals flirtatious
daughter, Miriam, portrayed by
Clara Bow. Other roles are taken
by Johnny Walker, Robert Edeson,
Walter MacGrail, CASTOR Glass,
Helen Ferguson, Ruth Stonehouse,
Martha Francis and Florence Craw-
ford.
The special attraction for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

The report states that "these the
aters supplying wholesale entertain
ment to nearly half Of the popula-
ton of the country each week, do
so at low cost to the patrons Of
pictures, the great majority Of
houses charging less than 30 cents
admission fees"
The growth of movie appreciation
has resulted in the building of mod
ern playhouses In cities all over the
country. There isn't a Main st. in
the country which does not brag
that one OF tho best looking build
ings on the street Is movie theater.
Photoplays have resulted in giving
patrons more comfort than formerly
afforded at the opera house. The
continuous policy Of performances
make possible the maintaining of
large stats. created chiefly to rem
der service to patrons.
The movie theater has made pos
sible the creation Of large symphony
orchestras in many theaters and
also has made possible the presenta-
ton Of ballots.
Movie entertainment today is as
specialized as any form Of big bust
ness. We are now in the "presenta-
ton era" of the movie business. The
photoplay is the center around which
a complete program is created.
BY what is known as stage pres
entations," the modern movie the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

No. 1--Alice Joyce will be seen
in "Mannequin." opening at the
Ohio Sunday for the week.
No. 2-Ben Lyon and Mary
Astor, pulling that Soulful eye"
stuff in 1.-THE Pace that Thrills.
opening at the Palace Thursday
afternoon.
No. s6Jacqueline Logan in
when The Door Opened" at the
Colonial all next week.
No. 4-Robert Frazer as he sp-
pears in 1.-THE Scarlet West" OPEN
ing Sunday afternoon at the Circle.
No. 5-Buck Jones in a scene
from THE Deserts Price" at
the Isis the first half OF the week.
No. 6Pola Negri will be the
star Of "a Woman of the World,
at the Apollo all next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

films, "The Covered Wagon" 1.-THE
Beggar on Horseback" and Merton
of the Movies"
"Mannequin," Is a film version Of
the story by Fannie Hurst and was
the biggest story among 100000
manuscripts submitted to the Liberty
Magazines $4,000 prize story con-
test. Among the leading players
featured in "Mannequin," are Alice
Joyce, Warner Baxter, Dolores Cos
tello, Ia Su Pitts, Walter Pidgeon,
Freeman Wood and Chariot Bird.
The story Of "Mannequin" has
to do with q child stolen from its
parents by a dull-witted nursemaid,
Annie Pogani. played by the
versatile Ia Su Pitts. AS the child
grow older she sickens of the slum
surroundings and runs away to be-
come a mannequin in a fashionable
establishment.
Dolores Costello, playing the part
OF Orchid Saragossa, the mannequin.
meets Terry Allen, played by Free
man Wood, a young rounder, who
after taking her home from a party,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
"THE DESERT PRICE"
BOOKED AT ISIS

Buck Jones Is the star OF "The
Deserts Price" a Western melo-
drama to be shown at the Isis the
first half Of next week. the plot OF
which is based on bitter feud be-
tween cattlemen and tho owner OF
sheep ranch. Jones has the role OF
wills Mccain. who returns from the
East to take charge Of a big cattle
ranch that he has inherited.
The midweek change on Thursday
will bring Pete Morrison in Triple
Action" Western melodrama with
comedy trimmings, and Mack Sen
nett comedy, Hurry Doctor" with
Ralph Graves as the chief fun
maker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

struggles with her and is killed by
her ornamental dagger which she
was wearing. She is charged with
murder and Is tried in a court pre-
sided over by her true father, un-
known to her.
Completing the film attractions an
Imperial comedy, Strong for Love"
and a news weekly will be shown.
The Charlie Davis orchestra together
with Cy Milders, soloist will provide
program of popular numbers. Ruth
Noller will be heard in an organ
selection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
Poia Negri viii Be Seen In
"A Woman of the World
at Apollo.

Herbert, Charles Emmett Mack,
Blanche Mehaffey, Chester Conklin,
Lucille Ward, Guy oliver. Dot Far
ley, May Foster and Dorothea VOL
bert. other program features will
consist OF a Mack Sennett comedy,
Good Morning Madam" starring
Ralph Graves, the Fox News week
ly, Charles B. Lines, singing Christ
mas Songs Of Cheer" Emil Seidel
and his orchestra and Earl Gordon.
organist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
PRIZE WINNING
MOVIE AT OHIO

''Mannequin." the $4,000 prize
winning story. by Fannie Hurst, will
be the featured film attraction at the
Ohio next week. The story was
adapted for the screen by Walter
Woods and was directed by James
Cruze, who will be remembered for
producing among other famous
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

Christmas week program will be
Roses Royal Midgets, group OF
Europe's talented and clever lillipu-
tians on their first American tour.
This group Of diminutive entertain
ers were one of the sensational
novelties of Europe FOR several sea-
sons. and are presenting miniature
revue.
Miss Dessa Byrd will play Smile
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
81 le Duele eI EstomagO c
Tome Aqua Caliente
NeuSraliza los Gcidos del est6mago,
iy1pide la fermentation de los all
1nentcs y detiene Ia indigestion.

"si los dispepticos y tolos aQuellos
que padeeen ae gases, ventosidad. agrU-
ras, acidez del estomago, catarro gastri-
co, fatulencias 0 hinchazones, tomaral
una cucharadita de Ia legitima Magne-
Sia Bisurada dlsuelta en- medic vase de
aqua caliente. al final de caGa conida.
Tauy proGto olvidarian suS males del
ost6mago Y los doctores tendrfaa que
bUscar otro genero de pacientes." Ez;-
plicaudO este razoaaniento, un reputado
utdico de Nueva ) or1 asegur6 que Ia
mayor p2rte &c las enfernl edades del es-
tonnage Sc oriSinan en- IN acidez del mis-
mo 6c&ano V en- II decomposition de
los alrnenlos antes de su digestion,
j.into con Ia insUiciercia s3uguInGa Ell
G eSt5,naTo. III aqua clliante auI1enta
u circulation de Ia sangre, y en- cuanto
Ia MasnesI Bisurld cue puede Ia
cilmente ohCeaerse, "a sea en- polvo
en- pastillas, eu cualquier Groguerfa s
lot.ca, EenFraliza iasIanJGnea. e-te el
tNceso dc 5cidos en- el estomag0 , eVita
a fermentation dc los aHnentos. p La
com bins c31n de 1-mbos H. resuItados
lerdaGGra,nente positivos, y debe pre-
erirsela al uSo de digestiVoa arti sVlales,
cstimutantes . medicinas para X i.di-
lestion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
La uerdaderQ situaci6rp

estaban AL Ola. FL sei1or Prats,
que actuaba como Callgrafo, car
go cue vuelve desempenar, tra-
bajo varios dias despu@s de yo
tomar possession, transcribiendo las
nlinutas al libro.
Y sigui6 don Natalie:
"Los libros de actas manuscri-
tas de las sesiones de la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico, en-
muchas ocasiones no pudieron, nj
humananlente podian estarlo, al
dia, en- 6pocas en- que Sc aproba-
can diez doce leyes voluninosas,
algunas para tener efecto inme-
diato; pero las Layes aprobadas
en- esas ses;ones, cuyas ac5as no
podian scr transcritas, que &C.
nian la tilma del Presidente de
la Camara, la del Presidente del
Senado Y la del Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, tienen, y tendran,
fuerza legal, dasde Ia fecha de
sp vigencia.
-Yo quiero decirie al Sr. Toad
que puedo citarle casos en- que un
juez despu1s de haber cesado en-
su cargo, ha frmaGo en- el libro,
a pooterioti, scntencias dictadas
cue 10 fueron llevadas ellos
oportunamente, pero cuyos autos
al expedirse 10 fueron; Y este de-
fecto no invalid6 los cfactos de ta-
les sentencias.
G.........
Los records de la Secretarla
no dicen que tai Resolution haya
estado jamas ante Ia considera-
ci6n de la Asamblea. Asi es que
dicha Resolution no puede estar
en- poder de Don Roberto.
............!
Una Resolution para rescin-
dir el contrado de arrendamiento
de la Plaza de Mercado de San
Juan por Don Joaquin L. Miro,
no Sc inserta la petici6n de dicho
(Continfa en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

vendo casas Nos. "A y los Gale
San Agustfn. Hacen esquina y tie
mem establecimiento alquiler barato,
v SECURE buen interes. InformaraD
Serapio Ferndndez, San Sebastian
a5 Tel. t41l, San Juan: I-@
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
DAsEOs Y vIaIEs.-Desea us

DASEOS Y VIiJES.-Desea us
ted un autom0vil para paseo, via
lie O. cualquier otro usO. Lame al
sos rOjo, Santurce tendra buen
caro-, c6modo, SECURE barato. 1-22
~~~~~I~.~.~.~s~ O~D~s~~~~~O~S~~
CE VENDEN a precios sumanlente
baratos caro- Buick cilindros
8 pasajeros, Oldsmobiie d. ciliHdros
pasajeros, Daniels s tcilindrOs 8
pasajeros, Chandler Glover Leaf q
pasajeros y un Dodge s pasajeros.
Venga prontO SOD verdaderas GAN
GAS. 1nformara The Fisk Tire
Store, Adrian Nelson, Distributor,
Telefono 4, 6, 8, Comercio St. No.
10, San Juan, Puerto Rice p.
$~s~~~~~~~~~
CE VENDE una dulcer1a sita en-
NIOrovis No. 5. Tiene mobiliario
r;cara producer $500 en- dulces dia-
rio. Tiene batidora revolyedora, ci-
lindro electrico.7 Sc da per nitad
&c 81 preci0. Para mas informes
dirfjase San Jose 45. San Juan.
1-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
TRIsTEs coNsEoUENc1As

Las primeras personals cue nega-
ron al sitio de la eatastrofe. esta-
ban uamadas a presenciar un espec
taculo horrible, espantoso. Dos de
los pasajeros pagaron con su vida.
Responder estes a los nonnbres de
Justine Fernandez, y Catalina Fer
nandez, anbos blancos de buena
familia, siendo muy queridos en-
Ia comunidad.
Entire los gravemente heridos, Sc
cuenta el propietario y conductor
del autom6vil, sefior Felix Marca-
no, Elisa Fernandez, Y Rafael F'uen
tes. Todos ellos estan recluidcs en-
el hospital de Vega Baia, y les
golpes que han reoibido son de tai
magnitud, que Sc teme ocurra un
fatal desenlace de un moniento q
otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

CE ALQUlAAN habitaciones frcs-
cas- Y ventiladas en- Cruz 81. In
formari seilOra Paula Garrastegui
viuda de Rivera tclGfonO S41 azul,
San Juan. %
~~~>>~S~~~N~~~>,
& GENC{A DE NEGOCI0S. Tengo
en venta variaS casas fjncas
rlIsticas en Bayam6n, casa en- Ca
rolina. Represent0 casas america
mas Diner0 cl hip0yeca Jose Q. I'm
pierre. Box 76, Bayam6n. p
ss~@~s~S~S~N>~~~%~S~<~
XfENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES: en ramos, cruces, cor0-
mas, en- Ia caIle uoare nimerO Is
~~s%~sN-"~~~|N~N~ N~N~e~S~~AsNs%Ns~>~~<>s>
nFOTORES ELECTRIC0S. West
inghouse. Sc venden de 40 80
caballos Informaran BOX 976. San
Juan. 2-18
-sees~p~~N~<>v~~~p~~~r -,
I Z ALACAN Agente Comisio-
nista. Vende y Compra miel lie
abejas. cera, barriles, tapas, fondos,
toda clase efectos apicultura. Ven
de dos apiarios, buena production.
Motores electricos y de gasohna. Di-
recci6n, San Germdn. 1926.
><@~N~->~~~~~Sp>>~~~~ ~~~~~N>~'~~~ssN~N~~-~~~
CsOAIAS FEDERAL CORD 80 x
az. Sin pestafla a $1,000. Ga
rantiZadas. Sues. de L. Villamil &
Co, San Juan. e..
'><~>~~~~~~~~~">>r~~~~| ~|~~s4es~>~~~~~~4~r
collar: Nendo barato solar Hat1
Rey, frente carretera parada
2912, tiene 16 metros frente, 48 fon-
do. Dejo $1275.0O en- hipoteca SEQ.
Informara tel6fono 482 verde. San
turce. 1-2
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Continuation de Ia Ia. gag.

dientes, Sc encuentran en- poder
del Secretario actual Lcdo. Gae-
tan Barbosa, debidamente trami-
tados. Las ordenanzas Y Resolu-
clones adoptadas en- esas sesio-
mes Sc encuentran FIRMADAS
por al Presidente de la Asamblea
" por el Alcalde V CERTIFICA-
DAS por mi en- mi caracter de
Secretario del Municipio de San
Juan" e.
{
No ha sido nu7aca possible te-
ner AL Ola el libro de actas
cuando, como en- el case presente
ha habido una intensifcacion de
Ia labor legislative.
Hay otra circunstancia en- este
case que justifcarfa eli retraso
en- la transcription de las actas,
y es el de q. desde principles del
mes de noviembre, el senior Joa-
quin Higueras, Caligrafo de mi
Dependencia, Sc encuentra reclui-
do en- ell Auxilio Mutuo en- Hato
Rey. Ain bajo estas condolences
las actas estan transcritas hasta
noviembre 90, gracias a que uti
lice los servicios de un caligrafo
particular PACANDCLO DE MI
BOLSILLO.
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pafaban varios pasajeros, que Sc
trasladaban la Ultima ciudad.
AjenoS la catastrofe que les es-
peraba, confados en- que NADIA ha-
bria de ocurrirles, POGO podian Sos
pechar que estaban al borde del
abismo.
Al llegar al kilometro ocho, el
autom6vil, por un incidente des-
graciado, Sc precipit6 por el "Puen
te Hcotea" destroz&ndose por com
pleto. FL caro- era de bastante va
lor y Qued6 completamente indtil,
tan horrorosa fue la caida.
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TAQUIGRAFO MECANOGRAFO

con cOnocimientos de inglGs Y eS-
pai5Ol, desea colocaci0n con sueldo
m6dico Magnlficas referencias. Di-
rigirse apartadO 122 Camuy, p. Il.
1-2G
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FN' s35 ALoUn0 departamento

para familia en- casa I-edesma
10. Puerta de TERRA. Tres dormi-
torios espaciosos, sala, comedor, etc
Casa moderna de concrete. vecinda
rio de respeto. Tel6fono 1135 Rojo,
Santurce. 1-2G
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NHAGNIFICA oPoRTUNIDAD.

Sc yenden caSaS b8rataS, San
Juan MOdeTno, Gave. Perez Y Ave.
DIcz de Andinot. Sitio tr,-AQuilo Y
frescO. Gales afirlnadaS Facilida-
des Tara pago. Antonio r. Segobia,
Sol 80 i. TelefonO 130 Rojo, San
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