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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

What do the spirits do at the ghost
ly hour Of midnight in the coffin room
of a negro undertaking establishment?
Do they hold communion as they
float about through dimly lighted
aisles between rows Of caskets? Or
don't they?
To settle the question and to satisfy
the brethren that the spirits do not
abound in the hours that are dark,
prohibition officers entered the burial
parlors Of such an establishment Of a
town near San Antonio. They felt
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
CALDWELL OFFICIALS
APPOINT CONSTABLE

LOCKHART, Dec. 21.-Charles T.
Mcdowell for many years night watch
man for the city Of Lockhart, has
been appointed constable for precinct
No. by the county commissioners
of Caldwell county.
Charles Krause, who had been
elected to the office resigned some
time ago and moved away.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
ANNA Q. NILSSON
INJURED By FALL

HOLLYWOOD, CAL, Dec. 21.-P,
Anna @. Nilsson. screen star, sus-
tanned dislocated vertabrae mad cuts
and bruises when thrown from horse
at Lake Arrowhead, it was learned
here today. Her physician said that
her injuries are not serious.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
WILLACY RENTS TAX
TO NUECES PORT SITE

CORPUS CHRISTI, Dec. 21.-The
fund to pay for the local improve
mcnts at the Corpus Christi port site,
especially the protective measures,
was enriched S2SS.10 when remittance
from the Willacy county tax collector
was received. Ad valorem taxes from
seven contiguous counties are re-
mitted for this work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
NANTALOl]PE
MARKET
ICnn.innn1 frnm Pare u

Continued from Page u
dav. supplicq moderate, demand mod
crate. market stronpcr. Calif--
inmtos As 7.o0-7.o5, 2L27s iumbos
noetl~ 40. irmhos 3Gs f,50.700,
s4d Arc 7.00.7.25. sd 3G- G.5o. nonvs
IS COO. flats l2-15s 9.0O-2 %. flats
9e 1.75.2.oo. Hearts Of GOLD std 3Gs
4-s GG0.G.5n. flats 7o-15e l75-200
Ncx-etd 2G.45s 5.0o.5.50, iumbos
45s mostly 100
Cincinnati: 7sZ clear. ; Calif
orvd. ! diverted. : ON track. Clos
ing Wednesday. opcnnig Thursday.
supplies moderate, demand moderate
market woakc~. Calif-iumbos 3Gs
4Is G.00.G.5O. st1 4G-45s COO, nonvs
4Js 800. uonys As $50. flats 12-15s
mostly 200. SOS mostly 10.
Fl. Worth: 78o partly cloudy. No
corlot arrivals, none on track. Open
Thursday, supplies limited. demand
and trading moderate. market weak
or. Calif-std 36-45s mostly 500
80, ponvs 4js 400-4.50.
New Orleans: 4 Calf arvd. none
on track. Demand active. market
steady. Jumbos 36s std 3Gs $50
5.75, jumbo flats 9s 1.7j-22j, flats
l2s 9.00.2.2J.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
SIMPLE RITES
MARK SERVICE
FOR MARSHALL

TNDIANAPOLTS, Ind. June f.
With the same simplicity that mark
e1 his life, Thomas Riley Marshall,
war time vice president of the
United States and former Governor
Of Indiana. was borne to 4 resting
rlaco in Crown Hill Cemetery here
todar while publiA business was
suspended in his honor.
In keeping with his wishes. only
tho immediate relatives, 4 group
Of close personal friends and mem.
bcrs Of the Masonic order were
present at the brief funeral sorv-
ices.
Dr. William 8. Smith. pastor Of
The First Presbyterian Church Of
indianapolis. read the religious
service.
The funeral ceremony Of the
Scottish Rite was conducted bv Will
lam Gacke Of For. Wavnc. deputy
Of the supreme council of thc order.
Tho caskct was banked with flow
crs. including wrcaths from Prosi-
don't aud Mrs. Coolidge and General
pcrshing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
Valley Bur S Is
Into Columns
of The Digest

Publicity for the forthcoming
Mid-Wintcr Show to be held at
Rrawlcv. is given in the current IS,
sue Of the Literary Digest. the
show being included in = dist Of
coming celebrations TO he hold
throughout Tho state.
The present i-4ao of tho Digest
contains 2 1;s+ of ~acation places IN
III nqr+s # North Amcrtaa md
Continental Turouo. with cansil
craLlo space hoir~ devoted 70 the
charms of California. rs the favor
ito rIavorourl Of the nation.
RcaIiziu@ that rronv ncoo'e uIar-
rirc a t~in TO California, doSiro 70
know the various celebrations
which have been r1orue7 .ftr -"
''Tas-;vo1 Trar' celebrating the
EDMOND iuI.loo of Califorp;a's : nd
mission 10 -ho Tnion the D;cas+ hos
printed q rcucrove lief Of thc1. and
a1rhouoh tlo Nd-Wiu4cr show is
scheduled for tho forenagt of De-
cerbor. = ie inclrded in tie let as
one of CALIFORNIA; = attractions.
Mention = made also. of Carrieo
Gorge on the San Diego and Ari-
2oua Railway. rs b"iro ono If the
natural beauty enots of tho eta+e. 70
lc vieitod BY thisc planning trips
10 California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
SECOND STORY"
FOR PORTION OF
ROADWAY TOL.A.

LOS ANGELES. June tile
California highway commission
meeting here gave contract for
the reconstruction Of 30 miles Of
county built pavement between the
Santa Ana river and Rcd!ands. San
Bernardino countv. Tie work will
be done bv Ba~ick Brothers. Los An
gelcs.
The road viii be widened ana
thickenel to 20 feet. with second
story concrete pavement. The
section is on the Los Angclas-Im-
Terial valley trunk highway AID car
lies a heavy traffic.
The project is part Of 1hn com.
mission 5 1925 reconstruction pro
gram for Southern California. It
will be financed with gasoline tax
funds.
The commission also awarded
contracts for road improvements ia
northern San Diego county. IN the
vicinity Of San Mateo and san Ono
ford Creeks, where important line
changes are being undertaken. The
contracts went to r. \. Wattson,
Los Angeles.
The Improvements. which include
q new reinforced concrete bridge
across San Natco Creek. viii elm
mate j. curves and shorten tie
highway two-thirIs Of q milo.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
MELOLAND NEWS
BY Press staff Corresnondent

Mt.LOLAND. June t. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hovey and two children
went TO the mountains last Satur.
day TO attend the picnic of the I'm
perial Valley Hardware Companv.
Of which Mr.. Hovev is advertising
manager. They obtained 4 cabin
for the night and returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott had un-
expected guests from Los Angeles
last weekend. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderick Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
harry Scott, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ew-
ing Scott. the parents and brothers
Of Dan Scott. The party motored
down Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Edwards
were dinner guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Spear recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Havckorst
have rs their house guest. Miss
Ethel Palmer of Los Angeles. Miss
Palmer will visit with the Have
f;orsts for some time. then she will
90 10 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
y. Watson Of Fl Ccntro for 4 visit.
Mrs. W. o. Pound has been quite
III at her home for several davs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith and
daughter Mildred motored to Al
hambra Wednesday morning. where
Mildred and Mrs. Smith viii proba-
bly, remain all summer. Mr.. smith
Will return Sunday.
Buys New Truck
Ward McGrew has jus purchas-
ed new truck 10 haul his grapes.
70 the cars a. Meloland this sum
mer. Meloland grape growers are
expecting Thompson Seedless grapes
10 be ready to ship within three
weeks.
Walter Havekorst made a ts,p 10
Los Angeles last weekend combiu-
ing pleasure and business.
Marion Dewitt. who is employed
by ". o. Swerdferger, is able 10
be out again after quite q long i'll
ness.
Mrs. Henry Harekorst entertain
Cd few friends at dinner in honor
of her house guest last Wednesday
evening, Miss Ethel Palmer. The
party included Mr. and Mrs. Wat
son, and two sons of Fl Centre, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsey.
Harry James. William Johnstone.
Carl Summers. Wilmer Swerdferger
Dan Scott and Ward McGrew were
delegates from Meloland who went
before th" board Of supervisors
Monday afternoon asking that an
other assistant farm advisor be hir-
ed 10 take the place Of Ray Ellis.
who has been transferred to Orange
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
u. s. Weather Man
Says Low Water

Record breaking low stages in
tLe Colorado river arc inevitable
durino tho coming four months. nm
lese the drouth over the watershed
Is broken. according TO the wcath'
er<report for Nav issucd by James
IT. Gordon. metcrolnpist for tho
United States weather bureau at
Yrma.
Tho report states that warm, dry
weather prevailed over the water
elpd during most of April and
Nav. Snow disappeared excent at
the higher elevations and on Nav !
snow was only one.third Of normal
The condition on June I, is probably
below that
Nav was n normal month. as far
rs tempornturc ie concerned. the
mean for fho month being 1912 de-
grecs or three degrees above nor
NAL. The moan was 0.1 dnoree warm
or than Nav. 1924. Tho highest
Mnv temnprature since 1870 was 100
and the lowest 30 doorces. Tn Nav
Of this wear. the highest tompera-
INrP WIS IU4 ffSTtF~ ana lDf iOhfHN
" degrees. Tp 70 june l the aver
age temperature is 1.G degrees above
normal.
There was only trace Of rainfall
durino tho month The 80 wear aver
age for May iq 0.o4 inch. Up TO
June I. the rainfall this wear has
been OIL inch. the normal for that
period heing 1893 inches.
Sunshine during the month was
97 per cent Of rossible total.
Twentv-eieht clear days were record
Ell nartlv cloudy, 2.
The mean stage Of the Colorado
river was oil feet. the hiohest
registra tion being go feet and the
lowest 1913 feet. The DISCHARGE at
yuma for the month is estimated ~
T,7T4.6o0 acre feet. Last Nav il
was 2.54s000 acre feet. and the %
year averaoe for Nav is 1854 non
acre feet, thus indicating that this
wear is considerably below normal
Phe % wear maximum for Nav was
3.472, 500 acre feet in 1910 and the
% year minimum was 100000 acre
feet in 1908.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
Special Jury to
Hear Charges In
Kidnap Attempt
by Press staff Correspondent

Los ANGELES, Juna 4.-ns-
trict Attorneys made final prep
arations today to prosecute The al
legged conspirators of an attempt to
kidnap Mary Pickford.
A special grand jury will hear
the state 5 ease tomorroy against
{. L. Stevens, Claude Holcomb. and
Adrian Wood. and determine whcth.
er the nirH shall be indicted or re-.
leased.
Attorney s. s. Hahn, representing
the defendants, believes thc men
will be freed. lie claims the po-
lice department framed" the
ease against the trio 10 .'reflcrt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

glory on themselves. If no in
dictmcnts are returned Hahn said
today he would bring suit against
the police department charging
false arrest.
Chief of Detectives George X.
Home, and aides. arrested the allegY
ed plotters at the Pickford staidio
Saturday night. The slcnth claims
they were preparing to kidnap
Mary Pickford when she left the
studio and hold her for 100000
ransom.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

cords, examine the refuse piece BY
piece, sitting on raised platform
under q powerful light. Not q
scrap escapes this close scrutiny.
The institution OF this waste
paper searching system has had .
still further and quite important
influence. Since it is almost ceP.
tain that carelcssress will be dis.
covered by the paper prospectors
In the bAling room, the clerA
above stairs exercise greater Wig.
.Ianos a.nd papers are not m!slaid
vttn the frequency that might ~
expected when ihs vact ousntoC
q clerteal wrsk b esoGsAaaeA
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
PERSONALS

d. NJ. Plaster, VICE president of
the Southern Trust Bank, San Die,
go, is in Fl Centre on business.
Harry Chandler of the Los Ange.
les Times was 4 vilsitor in Calex-
leo yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. p. Ayers Of An
derSoh, Indiana, are in the valley
for 4 few days. Mr.. Ayers is in.
terested in cotton and is making y
survey Of cotton conditions here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Eternal vigilance IS the watch
word when the executives OF great
business organizations strive for
efficiency.
It is conceivable even TO one net
particularly concerned with busi-
ness methods that the loss of i'm
,portant documents is a menace
against which the greatest caution
should be exercised, and this Is
particularly true in the administTa-
uon Of an insurance company. with
such q loss perhaps involving q
csstly and unwarranted delay IN
the adjustment OF death claims or
che payment OF dividends.
When --ihs PrudS1DaJ Insurance
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Company Of America was confront
ed With this problem It finally sue
cccdcd in reducing the lost-docu-
mcnt hazard TO an absolute mini
mum by adopting an almost eie-
mental safeguard; the careful scru-
tiny OF the days waste paper after
it mad baen collected by porters at
night.
Each evening in the great plGn.
of the Prudential Home Office, IA
>-s,rc-rk, y. j., all the waste paper
is baled and carried to 81 sorting
room. There 1t is carefully open
cd and trained workers, all of them
familiar with the various docu-
saents the company uses in its re-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
Fairbanks Film
ProvingIPopular

"The Mari. Il Zorro Zorro, J" ., one one of
Douglas Fairbank $ popular " piG
lures, was shown 10 a large aud ap-
preciative audience last night at the.
Valley theater. As this is being
celebrated as "'Favorite Old Pies
t,Te week. at the Valley Theater,
@'Thd Mark OF Zorro,' which was
such Il decided success sswhen -
first appeared several years agg<
was brought bark. - =
Harold Lloyd in ttNow or New
er'', in which he scored such n big
success, in a few years ago, will ~
seen at the Valley Friday. Young
and old will receive. thrills. galorE
in this picture, said TO be on6 x
Lluyd's eleverest productions. &
Prohibition costs $lOo, 900 aE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
Al Cincinnati
Bosto1l

Boston 010 OIL ole O0-G II !
Cincinnati 600 022 002 OIL Is !
Barnes. Marquard and Gibson:
Rixev. J. May. Donohue and IIar-
grave, Bruggv. Wingo.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
At Pittshurpil

Philadelphia 001 0l0 100 3 10 >
Pittsburgh l23 400 40x-l6 Is 0
Knight, Belts. O'NoiI. UIrich and
Wilson, Wendell; Meadows and
Smith, Gooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Cattlo--40O. better grades. active
fully steady, cthers slow. four loads
ll4S lb. grass steers $40; bulk fat
She stock 5Q0.G00, odd head upward
10 100 and above; Gamers and
cutters 2.e0.3.5H
Bulls, steady, most bolognas 20
800. latc yesterday. plain Imperial
steers SO. calves 80 moderately.
active steady 10 weak. load 221 III.
California milk calves 1l.50. com
mons and heayies largely j.00-8.JO
hogs 500, holdovers, Approximately
100. slow, few early sales around
steady load los desirable weight
butchers 13.4O.l3.J0.
Latter price carly top slaughter
pigs and lighs lights I2.75-12.s5,
packing sows steady bulk HOO
.l1.2j.
Sheep. none good and choice
lambs quotable. 12.5013.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June The cot
ton market closed mp % 10 g.
points. Spots were steady 10 up 80:
mid-nnlands 24.2I-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
At Cleveland

st. Louis POI 600 l24-1G 16 |
Cleveland 303 0l2 O03-Il l3 Q
Wingard, Yangilder. Giard, Davis
and Dixon, Rego. Rice; Thlc, Vow
ellhand, Scwen.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
At New York

Washington sol 0l0 co.'s Q o
New York 000 COO 030-3 s .
ReUther and. Ruel: Pennock. Beal.
II. Johnson and Bengough.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

SCORE
NATIONAL
At Chicago

BROOKLYN 600 40 103- 91S Q
Chicago 303 III 23x-ll lG
Erhardt, Hubben, Green and
Taylor; Jones, Kaufman, Blake and
Hartnett.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
AMERICAN
At Boston

Al Boston
Philadelphia 301 600 322-72 Il >
Boston 600 600 l0l- > ) Q
Harris and Cochranc: Quinn.
Zamiser, Fuhr and Picinich.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Let the flies eat with You and
Tcu won = cat much longer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Eleven farmers in Inyo county
bought q tons Of lime last month
for application to alfalfa and truck
crop lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04
Cattle Market

Federal and State Market Bur-
eau's Prices For Today, Furnish
ed Through Courtesy Of the L.
Il. Union Stock Yards Comp9ny.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-04

Prohibition costs 100000, 900
year. Yet we get little OF il.
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FL no haberse plasmado..

do, ell Senado abrl6 su session ayer
tarde a las cuatro y media. f.
ST.. Barcelt de;( la Presidencia
al Sr. Heil5I6ez Lopez Y pre-
senio un rroye e,o de ley en- que
Sc pide una investigation del uso
que Sc ha estado hacienda de los
AUTOMOBILES del gobierno. Este
proyecto tiende tanbien a regu-
lar ell uso future de estos vehicu-
los, pues los pone bajo el control
del Negociado de Impresos y
Transportes v sera necesaria una
peticion escrita para disponer de
uno de estos AUTOMOBILES. La ex-
cepcion es ell CAIRO del Goberna-
dor que no entra en- ell nuevo or
den de cosas.
FL Senado aprobo este proyec-
to por unanimidad el Sr. Her
nandez Lopez nombr6 el Comite
que investigara este asunto. Esta
compuesto por los Sres. Sanchez
Morales, Zeno Y Martinez Nadal.
FL ST.. Zeno pidio que el Depar-
tamento de Agricultural Sc some
tiera a un largo QUESTIONABLE so
bre la forma en- que ha cumpli-
do diferentes leyes, granjas agri-
colas, semillas, gastos, servicios,
valoraci6n de terrenos, granja
avicola de Guaynabo, etc, etc.
Pidi6 tambien que el Departa-
mento del Interior Sc sometiera
a un QUESTIONABLE similar sobre
cantidades adeudadas al Tesoro
por concepto del .'income tax,
contribuciones en- litigio, casos
apelados, ETC., etc.
Ell proyecto fue aprobado con
una enmienda del Sr. Barcelo al
efecto de que no Sc solicitase los
nombres de las personals que adeu-
daban dinero, pues INA ley an
terror le prohibe al Tesorero in
formar nadie 10 que paga ca
da contribuyente 0 cualquier otra
cosa por ell estilo.
La session sc levanto hasta hoy
a las cuatro de Ia tarde.
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continuation de la pag. -

SENrANTES DE PUERTO RICO
PRIMERO:-Que este alto euer-
po legislative haga suya Y endose
para su honor la carta del Presiden
te del Senado de Puerto Rico, Sr.
Antonio n. Barcel6 dirigida al Ge-
neral Frank Nc Intyre, Jefe del
Bureau de Asuntos 1nsulares del
Gobierno de los Estados I'nidos. fe-
ehada en- Washington d. G., los
veintisiete dfas de -enero del afio
que discurre. cuyo documento ha-
bra de insertarSe en- ell acta del
dia de hoy para que sirva de ale
cato perenne y continue de los de-
rechos del pueblo de Puerto Rico
"A .obtcner la enmienda Gle nuestra
carta organica EN- sentido liberal
y dem0cratico. para que sea, asf
mismo como I'M anatema, lapidario
y definitivo. para aquellos que ena-
jenadcS por las ansias de poder,
en- el pasado Y en- el pfesente, die
ron Ia cslalda a su pals, hacienda
cansa conin con la reacci6n la
tiranfa. y finalmente para que sir
VA de ejemplo, bello hidalgo a
las generacidnes futuras. encarga-
das de llevar las aiisias de nues-
tro pueblo por su libertad Y reden-
eion la sombra de las institucio-
mes denioeraticas del noble pueblo
de los Estados Unidos
En 81 salon de la Camara de Re
prcsentantes a los 10 dfas de fe-
brero de 1925.
Alfonso I.astra Charriez,
Representante
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DEsDE GUAYAMA


Desde los primeros dfas del mes
de febrero en- curse desempeila
una plaza de medico de beneficen-
cia el DR.. JESUS NJ. Rodriguez.
Es ell DR.. Rodriguez un profe-
sional inteligente Y un elemento
social distinguido Y valioso.
Nuestro amigo y correigionafio
Sr. Pablo Lectora ha sido nonl-
brado Marshal de la Corte de
Distrito de esta ciudad. Es un
ascerso merecido pues ell senior
Lectora ha prestado servicios que
10 hacen merecedor a ocupar ell
alto cargo.
Y ell Sr. Nicolas Bruno, que
ocupaba un puesto EN- la Sanidad
Local, ha sido nombrado Sub
Marshal de la misma Corte.
Nuestra felicitacion para ambos
amigos.
Luis CARMINELY.
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CE VENDE: Una nevera grande
3 abanicos de techo una cocina
economical, una romana, 4 frega de-
ros. Jln lavamanO. un orinal, 30 me-
saS de marmol Y MADEIRA. una ba-
tidora electrical, un filtro grande.
dep6sitos de cafe, / GAIA registra-
dora. un ropero pequeflo. -Tele-
fono 1905, Sol 103, Maxine Aponte.
2 lS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

de tioble efecto para eortinas Y
deeorados interlores, gran variedad
i'recios mly baJos. Gonzalez Pa
Din 90. 2-28
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DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ,
SACHS co.
(sncs. de p. schira)

Salvador Brau Esq. San Justo
rs s0rprendente ell yolumen
de neg0eios que setan hacien-
do. debid0 a que semaHalmen-
le sc surfen dc nuevas mer-
caneias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

NES. todos estilos. todos precios
los yende Fernandez. San Francis
90 ~ dnIca casa en- Puerto Rico. que
especlaliza en- articulos para via
j.. r..
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HOMBRE PREPARADo VALE

POR DOS.-Usted puede apren-
der ingl6s y estard mejor preparado
para la vida. Glasses nocturnas. So
licite en- Allen No. 10 escriba al
Director sr. Victor Jose Jilnenez,
Box 97l, San Juan. 2-21
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UsADAs BARATAs:

Finlay Machine Exchange ofre-
&c mdquinas de escribir RECON-
PUESTAS -,le todas las marcas.
Para trabajos corrientes practi-
car estudiantes no tienen precios
Fuertes, bien presentadas Y de los
liltimos mOdelos. -yisftenos es-
crGbanos cio. Ferreterfa Finlay,
(Box 552) Altos. Allen esq. San
Justo, San Juan. 3-f3.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS ;


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