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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
MAYNARD GIRL
GETS 3-YEAR TERM

BURLINGTON, VT. Nov 2s.1The
old story of youth in searcn O. a thrill
by the means of automobile rides.
dances and many men friends was told
by Elizabeth Sheppard, seventeen of
This city, who pleaded guilty to
delinquency in court here. She neg
lected to keep her home in proper
order and slept during the day SO as
to be ready for the parties at night.
Her father, old, gray and broken
hearted. bowed down and wept as
he heard the court sentence the
daughter to the Vermont Industrial
School at Vergennes for the rest of
Ter minority.
When the court called on the
man to make any statement that he
cared 10 make, he said that his wife
was dead and that Elizabeth was
good housekeeper If she cared 10 be.
but that sately she had neglected
her daily duties for the parties and
socials which took her out every
night.
Il have done all I can" he said,
blaming bad company for her dclin-
qUency.
Elizabeth had nothing TO say when
given an opportunity 10 defend her
self. The court explained that SEN
tence was imposed for her protection
rather than as punishment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

wheels beneath the coach is worked by
an independent motor.
These motors are necessary to
move the train from the platform and
TO keep up the speed Of the train
when it reaches the level section. The
gradient of the tube rs it climbs into
the next station automatically robs
the train of its speed and retards it
without grinding the stock TO pieces
by applying brakes.
The chief point of the train. which
is said TO rcvolutionize railway con-
struction. is its speed. The use OF
gravity enables it to attain its toT
speed twice rs quickly rs the present
tube trains, at the same time using
but one-sixth the power consumed by
the present train. BY the time the
ordinary train is travelling 30 miles
an hour, the Kearncy train has reach
ed GO miles an hour. The inventor
asserts that n speed up TO 50 miles
may be attained in the underground
railway, while in the open air he sees
no reason why speed up TO 100 or
100 miles should not be reached.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
PRINCES PLAY
ACCEPTEDbY
THEATER
Swedish Royalty Adds to
Distinguished Record
of intellectually.

STOCKHOLM. Nov. ga new
proof that brains as well as purple
robes and princcly coronets have
been inherited by the royal family
of Sweden is the acceptance for early
performance this fall by the Dramatic
Theater of Stockholm of another play
by Prince William, the second son
of the King, Gustav V.
The play is called "On Board
and deals with the royal authors OK
periences and observations at sea.
Last year his highly exotic African
drama, "Kinangozi" had good runs
both here and at Oslo.
In contrast with certain other royal
houses of Europe, intellectual qualities
distinguish the members OF the
Bernadotte dynasty. which is now the
only one of the middle class families
that were ele 'ated TO royal rank dur
ing the Napoleonic era to still occupy
the throne.
All the others have been de-
NOTED. But even il the Princes of
Sweden were not of high hereditary
position they would be distinguished
through individual merit in social well
fare work, athletics, science, litera-
ture or art. There is not a gilded
numbskull among them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
OK, FORCED TO WE'D,
). Wins SELF HAREM

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-since Henry,
the young musk OK, arrived at the
London Zoo-a mere calf-the author
tiles have been reserving a surprise for
him. He was found to have grown
into a fine, outstanding lad, and it was
decided to let him into the secret.
The door leading into the next-door
enclosure was flung open. Henry.
who is trustful nature, walked
through and found himself facing a
brides
The female, without a moments hes
itation, lowered her head and charged.
There was a painful encounter. and
Henry received a slight conclusion Of
the brain. His new wife at once be-
came sympathetic and fused over
him.
But the authorities had not finished
with Henry. There was an extra wife.
She was so big that she had been shut
up in her shed until Henry had proved
THAT he could master the smaller fe-
male. She was turned upon the poor,
unwilling bigamist, and bore down
on him like a hairy cyclone. By a
lucky swerve Henry was able to butt
her in the ribs and knock her off her
feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
JUDGE STIMULATES
LAZY HUSBAND

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Nick Carter
and Deadeye Dick, a pack of cigar
cites and an easy chair, and reality
ceased to exist for George Larson,
his wife, Nellie, told Judge Lupe, when
the husband was araigned for nom
support.
Laziness was the pinnacle Of the
arts with George. she said, and lie
was proficient by reason of long prac-
tice.
"Once relative got him yop as
a bricklayer," the wife told. He
put half dozen bricks in a wheel
barrow. then he quit because it was
too hard. Ny family gave us money
for the rent; George spent it all on
Wild West magazines.
"One day he wanted a pair Of
shoes, but he .was too busy with Coyote
Pete and Old King Brady 10 20 for
them. | went TO a shoe store and
brought home three pairs. He kept
one pair, and l returned the others.
For the last six months he hasn't doue
thing and / had TO work to support
myself and the baby"
Judge Lupe told George.
You have too much romance in
your life. What you need is a few
hard realities. You will find them
for the next six months in the House
Of Correction.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
1000 SWEAR OFF,

BELFAST, Nov. 2S.-One thou
sand men in an audience that heard
the Rev. W. P. Nicholson denounce
tobacco took a pledge Of abstinence on
the spot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
HUSBAND, GRANTED
DIVORCE, NOW is FREE
TO WORK MIRACLES

SEATTLE. Nov. 2s.-With the
decision Of Superior Judge Austin +.
Grlffiths 10 grant Emma Nickerson
a divorce, Albert Nickerson. one-time
cabinet maker and now a street
preacher, may seek the higher life I'M
hampered by a spouse.
Mrs. Nickerson testified that her
husband frequently told her that he
was on the way to the highest spirit
nal plane. but could not arrive, I'M
less he unmarried"
He said related the wife. %that
he was unlike the Christ only in
that be was married-otherwise he'd
be able 10 bring the dead TO life"
Il move the court that we give
him a chance 70 do it." recommend
ed Divorce Proctor u. J.. Bartling.
Divorce granted" assented the
court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
HERE'S SELLING CHANCE
FOR SHOES, WATCHES

SEATTLE, Nov. 2s.-Here's a tip
for some high-powered salesman with
a line of reliable watches or speedy
running shoes.
See Rudolph Swanson and Martin
Talin of Mount Vernon.
Both were charged in the federal
court yesterday with shooting ducks
after SHUTDOWN, in violation of the
migratory bird treaty with Great
Britain. Ray c. Steele, United States
game warden of Portland, Ore. states
in an affidavit that on October "a
he heard and saw two men shooting
at ducks in Skagit county after the
official sunset, which he AYERS was
8 :0j p. N.
As he approached, he states, the
men ran, but he pursued and caught
Talin. who told the officer his com
panion hunter was Swanson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
NEW SUBWAY TRAIN
ATTANS 6O-MILE SPEED

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Uhlizing the
force of gravity TO obtain greater speed
and conserve power and time a new
tube rapid transit railway system, the
invention Of Chalmers Kearney, an
English engineer, has received the ap-
proval of the Royal Commission on
London Traffic as means of reliev-
ing traffic congestion in the city.
According to the inventor, by har-
Messing gravity, the system creates
a saving of 50 per cent on the wear
and tear of rolling stock caused by
starting and stopping of trains. and
will carry passengers on an average
about two and half times as quickly
as the present railways.
Passengers enter the coaches from
surface platforms. The train. travel
ing on a single track with an overhead
guide rail 10 assure safety. runs down.
hill from the station for some dis
tance, enabling it TO gain speed nat
urally and quickly. Each of the six
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
FAVOR RE I URN
Of LASH IN
FLORIDA
Legislature Feels Pressure
for Reinstatement Of
Prison Punishment.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. 2S.--
Restoration of the lash as a mode
of punishment in Florida prison
camps is regarded as not unlikely by
state prison officials.
Prisoners are now taking advan'
tage Of the protection the law ban
ming whipping gives them and
many times would rather undergo
the present forms of punishment than
to work, according to prison officials.
The State Legislature which, in
1928. abolished the lash from Florida
prison camps as an outgrowth of the
famous Martin Tabert case would
have to enact legislation multiplying
its former action. Forces not visible.
it was said, already are at work 10
create sentiment for the return of
the lash.
Those favoring whipping declared
that with it's return new law, pro-
viding for its administration under
the care Of physicians would be
proper protection for the prisoners.
advertisement
Select Xmas cards now. Mic Tengg,
300 West Commerce Street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
FAMOUS T|MEP|ECE
MOVED IN MUSEUM

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2s.-The
"Rittenhouse Clock" one of the most
famous clocks in the country, and the
priced possession o. the Drexel In
stitute here, was moved recently as
carpenters were making changes on
the main floor of the museum.
The clock was the last and great
effort Of David Rittenhouse. famous
astronomer and mathematician. He
was the first director of the United
States mint at Philadelphia.
On account of the high cost to have
this famous timepiece repaired, it is
not working now. 1t has been estimat-
ed that to put the clock in working
order the expenditure would be great
er than its original cost, which was
about 500.
The clock was made before the Rev
dictionary war by Rittenhouse for Jo-
seph Potts. wealthy man. who, it
is said. sold it to Thomas Prior. who.
shortly before the evacuation of Phila-
delphia in IT'S by the British. re-
fused to sell it TO General Sir William
Howe for 40 guineas. When Prior
died in 1901 the clock became the
property of Professor Barton of the
Drexel Institute, the biographer of
Rittenhouse. George ". Childs pur-
chased it from James Swain and pre-
scented the clock TO the Drexel In
stitute in 1895.
There is attached to it the mechan-
ism of a musical clock-sixteen sets
Of chimes-besides an accurate plane
tarium placed on its face above tho
dial plate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
SILENT POLICEMAN
LASTS EIGHT HOURS

WATERYILLE. No. Nov. 2S.-
Wsterville's only silent policeman was
put out Of commission just eight
hours after Il was installed. II was
unable 70 withstand the impact of an
automobile which crashed into it. The
steel ribs were scattered about the
square. the top piece was sent flying
across the street and Wateryille's fin
est and newest was no more.
ThuriOW Smith was arrested
charged with driving an auto while
intoxicated
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
HEIR OF BEECHAM
IS SUED BY TENOR

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Sir Thomas
Beecham, son and heir 20 the late
manufacturer Of Beecham's pills, is
being sued by Frederick Blamely, IN
operate tenor, for salary alleged TO lie
due under a repudiated contract.
Sir Thomas Is not active in the
pill business. He is an impresario.
The fortune left by his father was
tremendous, but it is understood
that the son Is embarrassed b.
debts.
The administrators OF the estate
now are allowing me only a paltry
100000 a year with which ] must
support myself. my wife and my chill
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
MARY LANDON BAKER
ZGAM ELUDES EROS

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Mary Landon
Baker. the shy bride, has not over
come her shyness Of marriage and
She IS not going 10 marry Captain
Peto. according to her own statement.
Perfectly ridiculous" said Miss
Baker, commenting uDOn a newspaper
report That she would marry the
English captain.
Il met Captain Peto. but ] am
not going 10 marry him and ] hav - e
the slightest idea where he is now. g"
said Miss Baker. ending the interview
in thar abrupt fashion which she has
for ending interviews.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
SON Of RABBI
QUITS FAITH
AND HOME
Judge Orders Youth to
Return, But Can't
Influence Religion.

CHICAGO. Nov. zS.-Max Gadsky,
ssn Of q rabbi and convert to Chris
canity, faces a struggle between
family and faith. He must burn his
bridges or his Bible.
The youth Of twenty years left
the affluent surroundings of the st.
Louis home of his father, Rabbi Jacob
Gadsky. and. without money. took up
evangelical efforts for Christianity in
q mission here.
To follow his new faith he set
aside his mothers tears and pleas
and bis fathers urgings. They had
built about him many dreams and
hopes. They wanted him to carry
the torch for the old. old faith 10
his people-like his father, to be-
come a rabbi.
MOTHER CAUSES ARREST.
The mother, a handsome figure in
sablee. caused his arrest on a techni-
cal charge of disorderly conduct. and
be was taken before Judge AIegretti.
In his mind, as be stood before
the bench, was his Bible.
81 want him sent home with me, F"
pleaded his mother. 81 want him or
dered TO set aside his new faith and
10 take W again the faith his family
has known through centuries
Judge Allegretti talked gently with
the boy. pointing out the material
sacrifices involved in severance from
his parents religion.
YOUTH SENT HOME.
81 am not interested in those"
said Max.
Il can send your son home said
the court 10 the mother, "but I can
not change his heart. / will order
him to return with you and remain
until he is twenty-one. His religion
he must select for himself. Let him
think of it for a year and then make
his choice
The boy consented to return home.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
NNUDANZAS GRATIS: listed n,

MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
ragsrA NADIA por mudar su IA
milia a cuAlquier parte de la Isla.
S0lamente pagara por sus muebles
un preciO razOnable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ning1n desper
fecto. Trasladaremos a sn familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismo.
Tenenos personal. bien educado.
Llame al Telefono No. 1884.
Santurce dirfjase personalmente
a Cerra No. %. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16

nPORTUNIDAD veDdemos casas
fincas y solares en- Bayam6n. te-
nemos dinero para colocar en- hipo-
teca. Para Information, Jose G.
Umpierre, Box rs Bayam0n. Z. r.
Rafael Pesqucra, telefono 157, edi-
ficio, Ell MUNDO. p.
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cE ALQrmA ana SabltacIon er

casa de familia respectable, con
c0mida o sin cOmida preferibIe. In
formardn Gale Hernandez No. G,
parada H. Tiene entrada indepen-
dicnte. 7-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
CE vENDE preeios sumamente

baratos un Buick 6 cilindros,
pasajeros, un Ford Roadster, un
Ford Touring, un Oldmobile z pasa-
jeros, un Hudson pasaje-
ros, un Dodge cinco pasa-
ieros, un Chandler Roadster, un
Oakland Coupe, un Cadillac pa
sajeros Y I'm Hudson Speedster. In
formaran The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefo-
no 4, 6, s, Comercio St No IL, San
Juan, Z. r. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
I TRBANIZACION. De Sola. Sit

residential. Avenida Alexandra
Tapia, ounce metros ancho. Aqua,
luz, tel6fonOs. Sc venden solares al
contado Y plazos Informara:
Ave. A. Tapia 101, Tel. 81 azul, ca
lie del Parque 40, Telefono 2S7 me-
gro. Geo S. Latimer. 7-21
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VENDO, finca de IA cuerdas, j

kilometres, Mayaguez, carrete-
ra Cabo Roio. plantada Gaia, cafe,
guineos, frutas; dos casas, aqua por
tuberfa; aceptarfanse pago casas
Mayaguez. Informara Oficina Ell
Mundo. S-15
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
PUEsTO DIE GAsoIdNA. For no

poder atenderlo, vendo el mejOr
Y mas lucrative de Martin Pe6a.
Tiene bomba moderna para 1856
galones. GAIA caudales, registrado-
ra, compressor, GAIA Agry. 3 bonn
has Gle aceite, aparador, vidrie-
ras mostrador Y escritOrio. Todo
S1400. Informes Tel6fonO 246 ne
gro o 1859 verde, Santurce. 7-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
Ct La TOS LIE MOLESTA. pida
4 QUEEN INTEREST. On truck

Day Elder de 1h tonnladas de
uso. completamente reaJnstado y
uno de tres toneladas de ia misma
marca Y en- las mismas condolences.
Sc venden garantizados. A. Alvarez
Y Hnos. r. o. Box 139, San Juan,
ave. Ponce de Leon No. 6. p.
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va esQuina Europa, einco habita-
ciones. saia. consed0r. coelna. seryi-
cio sanitario. amplia terraza. afuy
freecn. 5000. Informara villamil
q. II lisa azul, Delplu0s zslVI
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CT DFsFAN s14.OO0 On primo

hipoteca sobre propicdad que
vale $4,000 Sc paga el doce por
ciento dc interes Informara Ra-
mon Llobet Jr.. edificio Bouret
Room 81. 7-20.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
CT VENDE en- Martin Pena Ger

ca de carretera Stop q, casa
nueva MADEIRA. Solar propio 25O
metros rentando $40 mensuales
con contrato por afo. Esta asegu-
rada. Sc sacfifica por $1,000, Ar
suaga st. %, Rio Piedras. 7-2O
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EXPERIENCED accountant and

p M I1INHI14NNI1D UNCUUHIdHI uIIu
Auditor English and Spanish
Correspondence. General business.
Willing to work with reasonable
concern. Can take charge of both
accounting and correspondence
departments. Apply +. +. General
Delivery, San Juan. S-4
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c. VENDEN BARATAs. facilid

des pago. Dos casas nueyas de
Concrete. Ave. A. Tapla. Informa-
"A Geo. $. Ldumer. Gale Parque
90. Telefono 2S7 negro. Ave. A. Ia
pin 10l. Teiefon0 81 azul. santurce.
7-21
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ci1ad 10 ealones s2O0.-motor el6e
trico fases $500 marnol I por
Ie pies si0.-Tedazos marmoI gran.
des InHy harato. Arcade Rivera. %
san Francisco ST.. s. j. P.I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
RONITAs GUAGUAs. Egplendida

mente pintadas quedan las qua
guas con los esmaltes de Moore"
que yende Merino Rodriguez &
Hnos., cuya Ferreterfa tiene pane
les de roble y tnbos niquelados para
agarraderas cortinas. ST
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16

GUAGUA Chevrolet. Por $425.0O
yendemos gnagua Chevrolet ce-
rrada Vtilizdbase conducir leche.
INA TONELADA. 10 meses uso y
>u estado satisfactorio. Tiene 3 go-
mas c0mpletamente nuevas. Ia ven
demos a pFueba Informaran. OPP
pcnheimer Iinos. Apartado 1O4, Pom
&c, +. X 7-25
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KMTIK d. Una preparation ar

senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz Y
rapido. Pida infrmes a: "Los Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Mayol y Co,
San Juan, p. r. p.
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VENDO parcela de terreno de
20,600 metros propia para ur-
banizaci6n con casa grande. Sc rea-
liza por la mitad de su valor por
ausentarse su dueno. Sc deja par
te en- hipoteca. Informara Ramon
Llobet Jr, Edificio Bouret, Room
81. 7-20
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CE ALQUILA. Esplendido local
para almac6n, dep6sito u off
Gina. En- la Marina. Precio razo.
nable. Informard. MaIgor HERNIA
nos Y Co., Tetuan st. 43, San Juan.
SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16

CE SOLTCITA vendedor experto
harina trigo que conozca la Is
la. Solicitudes seran tratadas con
ffdencialmente. Dirfjase al aparta-
do 535, San Juan, p. r. 7-21
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NEcEsITA listed ina cnsn Il

Aibonito? DE dos pIantas. ins-
taiacl6n electrica y sanitaria. do
hle esta Ultima. Seryicio permanent
e. dc aqua dos temperatures
lugar centrlco. Bajos ocupados por
n dueiio. Informes: BrIgido Cine
neg. Box AZ. Aibonit0. T. r. 72O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
MAQUINAs DE EsCRIBIR usa

das: "Oliver" No. 5 Y No. 8, des-
de $500 en- adelante. APPROVE
CHE! FERRETERIA FINLAY
(altos) Allen esq. s. Justo, San
Juan. Visftenos Y escoja la maqui-
ma de su cOnveniencia. $50
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WENDO casa barata en- Carretera

125, Catafio Hace esQuina, s
dormitorios, servicio. Galerfa am
plia frente Y detras. Buen algibe.
Informes la misma 0 tel6fonc 427
negro, Santurce. 200
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A NEW YORK: Casa de ia

milia. comodidades excelentes.
Entire Broadway Y Central Park
PreciOs razonables. Avisando espe-
raremos en- muelle. DIR. J. j. Font,
10 West Dist. st. Informaran Z.
O. Box 1400, San Juan. telefono
1105. 7-31
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CE vENDE CARO- Chevrolet d

cE vENDE caro- Chevrolet" de
cinco pasajeros en- magnfficas
condolences. $4,000. Escriba aparta-
dO No. 94S. San Juan. III
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CE VENDE pOr embarcar su due
no una pianola casi nueva Y un
iuego de comedor. Informara Ave.
Wilson 10, Santurce. Tel. 971 ro-
10. us
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VENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

LES: en- toda clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al tel6fono S25 azul, parada
IA Gale Hernandez No. 6 Encarna-
cion Hernandez. r.
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CT La TOS LIE MOLESTA. Pida
en- su farmacia un frasco de
sHYOTOLE' el excelente jarabe
que hace desaparecer la tos mas re-
belde en- POGO tempo No deje de
probarlo en- seguida. Convenzase. de
clio. 7-oT
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INCOME TAX. 81 nc Ilen6 todavfa
su planilla de INCOME TAX,
yisfteme llameme Y 70 Sc la LENA
re. Evite MULTAS Y RECARGOS.
Jorge Sarria, Allen 1872, Tel. 1927
verde, San Juan. 7-22
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Wt.NDO Jos producfos Watkins.
Ios mflores por mas Dc clncuen-
ta Hnas EfeetOs b. t0eadOr. jab0-
nos. esIiecies. exfraefos. medicines
nara - hoFar y especialidades de
ia casa. solieite inforInes. Ahorre
dincrn. Fortunate Rolnan. Duffaut
81 s Apayiado Pa. santurce. 7-1s
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CE ALQUILA segundo piso, Edi-
ficio Grdonez, Allen 81, propio
para casino, fabrica, etc. Tres gran
des salones. En- primer piso depar-
tamento para oficina. 1nformara TIE
lefono "a negro. San Juan. 7-16
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NEVERAS.-Se venden de todos
tamafos. Unica oportunidad de
Roble Y Metal Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerfas, BOti-
cas- Y HOspitales, etc. Luna No. SO,
Tel. 1919, p. o. Box 1909. p.