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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
HOLDUPS NET
BANDITS S263

Two bandits held up and robbed
Lester Anderson Ashland. N~h.. Of
Ses7 Friday night. he reported to
police Anderson told police he Was
wc.king across the Twenty fourth
street viaduct when the Two bandits.
both colcred. stepped from the
shadows and robbed him.
Tive men in light coupe Seld up
q r Redman. l7i7 willis avenue. on
Nineteenth street between Lake and
Ohio streets. Friday nigh' and robbed
hlf see. an annual pass on the
Union Pacific railroad and the key
To his safe fenosit ho-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

'STRANCLER' LEWIS
HAS HARD TIME

Chicago. Feb. Ed fStrangler)
Lewis. who still claims the world
heavyweight wrestling championship.
was in hospital today for the sec
ond time within a month as a result
OF being tossed out of the ring.
Lewis received six-inch cash In
his back when he was thrown out of
the ring last night by Joe Zickman.
crashing down into the seats. He
went to a hospital TO have the wound
sewed up, but was able to leave for
his home in Kansas City tonight.
The Stranger" spent three dc ys
in hospital after his match with
Wayne Big) Mum In Kansas City
early Lac. month when Mum threw
him out OF the ring.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
GAS MASKS FOR
POLICE ARRIVE

Omaha police are now equipped
with gas masks and tear bombs.
with which to lav siege 10 the strong
nolas Of ehsnepertrs criminals
\ shipment ~ masks and hand
ae,rades ordered month ago was
fHet1.cd Friday aud neefs At the
central station wpe given instrnc
1paS g he bse of tho new weapons
The s4s a,asbs and tear gas Nsnhs
~rrs efdervd following he y oef,nr
I Ben panhaum, captain ~ delec
ufes hy Frank Mvler nc1ic Nip
sas harrleaaed n house Al Twenls
eighth and pougla. stssas
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Woodrow Wilson Had
Tenderness of Heart
Little Known to Man
Pathetic Picture of Late War President Broken in Body,
Mentally Alert by One Who Was His Confidential
Secretary During Hectic Eight Years i'll
White House.
Entered High Office Robust and Healthy

moodily at his desk. his left side par
alvzed, his hair white where 1t had
been but PEPPER and salt. and
stariness about his eyes that was
sometimes terrifying-always pa
thetic. / helped him with his letters,
placing them before him one by one,
while he signed them with Jerky
scrawl, and l wrote from his husky,
sometimes broken, dictation.
Downstairs was a great eommotion,
Of getting out the effects of the out
going president and preparing the
house for his successor. | reminded
him that | was leaving in the aft
ernoon. and in hating fashion told
him what 1 considered the privilege
of association with him had meant
to me.
He listened and took my hand.
There was no life, no grip, in his
clasp. He said that we had happy
time together and he wished il could
continue. l could not help but won
der IL he meant it. so matter of fact,
so lifeless, was his tone, but as he
started upon another sentence his
Turn 10 Page Three. Column One
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BANK HOLDUPS
GET So, 400 CASH

Tscoma. Wash. Feb. Three men
today held up two employees OF the
National hank ~ Tacoma. seriously
wounded one of them aud esra ped
with a sstehel containing 81, 400 int
cash.
Harry schmidt. manager of AN
agency hank. and Raw West. a hank
messenger. We're taking the cash from
the main bank to the agency. schmidt
was shot in the back without warning.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

CHAPTER l.
I first met Woodrow Wilson in the
early part of 1912. ] had gone to his
home in Princeton. n. j.. to do some
stenographic work for him in connec-
tion with his preconvention campaign
for the presidential nomination. AT
the completion of my work in mis-
study. with Characteristic courtesy
he insisted that remain for luncheon
with the family. over that simple
meal of chicken. hot rice and rota.
toes in the skins, of all of which he
waa very fond, he accepted the self
imposed duty of entertaining with
mall talk and story this shorthand
reporter whom he had hired to re-
port a ca1paign speech.
Wilson as Candidate.
After that occasion. before I came
in close contact with him, l saw him
Il second time at Sea Girt. just after
his nomination as democratic ean
didate.
There one the front porch OF the
governors home, in between inter
views and running fire conversations
with newspaper men and politicians
he stopped long enough to shake me
by the hand and ask with unaffeeted
concern how | Jared in my recent
shorthand contest and to discuss the
possibility of my joining his campaign
staff.
The presidency at that time was
a practical certainty. and he was III
high l1u1nor over the prospect of the
He appeared then. under
the stimulating influence of the mo-
ment. much younger than he actually
was. quietly healthy and robust, COED
for several strenuous campaigns.
End of the Road.
Eight years later / called on MN
in his study at the Ehite House 10
saw good.by. lie was sitting silen.y,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Bandit Convicted
on Death Charge
Bank Robber Is Found
Guilty of First Degree
Murder by Utah jury.

Bountiful, Utah. Feb. Robert
II. Mccoy. bank bandit. was found
guilty of first degree murder here to-
day IN connection with the staying
last December OF A Roy Heath Salt
Lake business nan who was shot and
killed by Mccoy. who with another
bandit was fleeing from the bank of
Bountiful which they held up on De
cember 5 last. McCoy's companion
was not tried on the murder charge
and Is serving an indeterminate term
in the state prison. The jury recon-.
mended life Imprisonment for Mccoy
and sentence will be passed Febru-
ary IA.
Mccoy was unsuccessful IN sui
eide attempt following his arrest by a
posse the night OF the holdup and
murder.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
STRAY LIVESTOCK
EXTENSION SOUGHT

Washington. Feb -l.stea.laa uu-
m December II, iqe3. af the t,aie
In which American eltile ~ - love
rtraysi across the border ift afaN
leo, o. which may have been lri
into Mexico fot g,ass heeaase of
drouth IN the soe,t sssiern hafde
states. may ha returned = The United
states duty free "a provdta In ,
resolution whien paa'es the house te
lay The resolution wae presented
by Congressman Garner OF Texas
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

London.--The dinner pail draws no
social line today. Scores OF promi-
nent women of aristocratic birth are
being forced to earn their living in
England. The Russian and the Aus
trlan nobility aren't the only ones
that were forced into poverty by the
war.
Lady Constance Stewart. Richard
son does classical dances In public
draped in the scanty costume of the
golden age of Greece. a professional
dancer. Her cousin operates one OF
the most enchanting tea shops in
town.
Lady Rachel Byng. the earl of Stat.
ford's daughter. has her own hat
shop, and the widow OF a former Brit
ish ambassador 10 Rome. Olga. LADY
Edgerton. is IN n highly successful
dressnlaking business. camouflaged
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
CREIGHTON LEADS
DAKOTA AGGIES

Creighton uniyersity's basket ball
team was leading the North Dakota
Aggies, 80 to 2. st the end Of the
first half of their game al Creighton
gymnasium Saturday night.
Maboney and Trsutman played the
hest game for the Blue Jays during
the initial period.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

MlufS.
The duchess Of Newcastle IL in a
position TO make xers comfortable
income out of her kennels. She breeds
some of the best terriers in the world.
The earl of Albemarle's sister, Lady
Susan Townley. runs stock and
poultry firm. The Hon. Gabrielle
fsorthwies started "A garage and then
added to ii a motor driving school 10
the est end. Lady Clonmell runs a
laundry-snd very efficiently, too.
Lady Honywood learned during the
var how to run big households. and
turned her knowledge 10 account
sfterward in the field Of hotel enter
prises-she has several today, and Is
very busy woman.
These arg only few.
Does it nran that England is going
10 have a new society2 Everybody
oyer here is Won aering.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
MANY IMPERILLED
BY BREAKING DAM

Spokane. Wash. Feb. Moses
Lake dam burst shortly before noon
today It was reported at Ephrata and
50 families in crab creek valley were
report.,' In danger from the flood
waters.
Warning OF the weakening of the
dam had been sent out by motorists
and heraemen 10 residents OF the dis
triet form Othello.
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad officials here said train
No 215. running between Warden
and Neppel had bees ordered TO pick
up all available grain and cement
sacks along the route and rush them
to the dam In AN effort to halt the
flood.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
A. w. DEVEREAUX
GETS PROMOTION

A. w. Devereaux Of Omaha mas
been promoted 10 I've superintendent
OF plants OF the Nebfa slia division OF
compa ny. .lfDr the last three years he
has been snperintendent OF outside
planin In the general office of the
company, with headquarters In
Omsha.
Mr. Deveroaux succeeds w, j.
Brazel. who vlll so TO Aberdeen, *
D.. 10 become general manager OF the
south Dakota Central Telephone com
.an..
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
YOUTH DIES FROM
FURNACE BURNS

Louisville Ky. Feb ALBERT Lee
Greaver. " was so severely burned
IN blast furnace of the National
Forge company today that he died n
few hours afte'vard.
His nareots - a negro hnlter At
ihe pl.'i are nuai ie 10 explain how
he herl saed &c he a..de the furnace.
nhich l. as.d fof maitmS iron
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
BANK CLEARINGS
UP $4, 100000

Bank cie.r.nCs for Omaha for the
week ending saturday noon were more
than 81 4,So0 ooo more than the clear
ings Of the preceding week. according
10 the Omaha Clearing House associa-
ton.
The cl-sf'ags for the week ending
Saturday were sli 96e,s1s. For the
preceding zcek s37.se2. sos.
Tho cieatinga Tor the week ending
saturday were 5. 600. 900 arger than
The similar wc1X = year aaa. At that
time the clearing, totalcd taial7 .S07
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
81 ANNAPOLIS
MEN "FLUNK OUT

Annapolis, Md, Feb. 7.-Fifty.one
midshipmen were found 40 far behind
IN their scholastic work as result
OF averages as determined by the
midsemester tests that they iii bs
compelled to resign from the Naval
academy, Rear Admiral Henry Il. VII.
son, superintendent OF the institution,
announced today.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
SERGEANT O'LEARY
HELD ON CHARGE

Buffalo. n. Y. Feb. Michael
OLeary Of Fort Erie. the famous
Sergeant OLeary of the Irish guards.
who won~the Victoria cross for cap.
turing a German position single.hand-
ed, was arraigned here today on a
charge OF smuggling aliens from
Canada.
lie was relea sed on bail. He claims
his arrest was due TO mistaken
identity.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Are Eagerly
Waiting for Shoes
to Keep Out Cold
ISympaihizers Living Outside
Oma', Send Contributions
to Aid Few Of
Needy.

Contributors from outside OF Omah ha
swelled the Free Shoe fund today and
made it possible to buy shoes for half
a dozen or more eager little boys and
girls in poverty.ridden novels in vari-
Gus parts of the city.
They are as eagerly awaiting those
shoes as a more fortunate person
might look forward to a new automo-
bile.
For shoes mean very much TO
people to whom even a nickel is quite
a sum of money.
Two dozen more boys and girls are
on the waiting list and many cold
days are still ahead on the winter
calendar.
So. IL you possibly can help. don't
withhold from these unfortunate in
nooents the shoes they so much need.
Send what you can afford to the Free
Shoe Fund, care OF The Omaha Bee.
Acknowledgement will be made and
your money will do a remarkably fine
work.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Omaha Train
lIitsFreiyhI;
g Are Dead
Missouri Pacific Passenger in
Collision at Nearman, Kan. ;
Falls City Man
Killed.
Soldier Among Victims
BY international News Service.


- Kansas City, Kan, Feb. Six
persons were killed. including the
engine crews of both trains, early to-
night when the fast Missouri Pacific
passenger train No. 104. Omaha to
Kansas City. crashed head.on into a
miles north of here.
The known dead
c. w. Waddell, engineer.
Ralph Jones, engineer
W. e. Gardner, fireman.
The names of the second fireman
and OF two soldiers, the latter riding
the blinds" of the passenger train,
have not yet been definitely estab-
lished by railroad officials.
Meager details received here to-
Ms, mt from the scene of the collision
said no passengers were seriously
hurt, although more than a dozen
were receiving first aid treatment
from a half dozen doctors rushed to
Nesrman by automobiles.
Early reports carried. no informa-
tieN as to the cause of the wreck.
\ dozei- freight cars, both engines
anil two baggage cars were virtually
destroyed.
Three passenger coaches left the
rails.
srerial Dispatch to The Omaha Be-.
Falls City, Neb.. Feb. 7.-Ralph Fl
james, 80. of Falls City. who was
killed when his freight train struck
passenger train Saturday at Near
MIN, Kan, was one of the youngest
engineers on the Missouri Pacific
division. He received his promotion
siv months ago. aftsr serving eight
..ye y. rs fireman.
- His wife. whom Re married on his
return from France following the
war. started by automobile for Kan
sas City upon learning of her hus.
bsnl's death.
ones IL the son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
6. +. Jones. His father is a fro hi
conductor
I addition TO his parents and
COW. the dead engineer is survi ed
by a brother, II. II. Jones. Of st. %
seph.
Jones began his railroad care er as
q yard clerk. He was one of the first
men to enlis. from Falls City when
the United States entered the war,
serving overseas with an engineering
unit composed largely of Missouri Pa.
cific men.
Upon his return from the war he
married Corinna MctJpnrv of Falls
City.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Newspapers Consolidate.

Sacramento Cal. Fen. The
James McClatchy company, owners of
the Sacramento Bee aud the Fresno
icalJ See. announced today the pur.
chase ~ tho s,crawento star and It's
consultation With tihe Sacramento
Bee, effective Mond6y, February
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
DRY Bill t.ndoised.

Nashinston Feb ~ Favorable re
pott Of the Tramtnn hili concentrating
al prohihition ininistthtion In 4
selaiate unit in the Treasury depart.
ment wAs uttered TODAY by the sen
Al. iedie,aes committee
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Four Persons Killed.

Paris. Foh Dispatches to the
liavas agency from Port Louis
|Gnadaloupe. French West Indies. re.
port that four persons were killed In
disorders caused hV disagrecments he
tween the planters and sugar nlll Of
fielals
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
LAST VICTIM OF
MR.. SOUEERS' DIES

London. Feb. THE death is an
1ounced Of Edmund Plummer, 93, last
survivor of the boys under the tran
nical schoolmaster "Mr. Sqeers" at
Dotheboys hall. as pictured In Dick
ems Nicholas Nic<leby.
Today is the 18th anniversary OF
Dickens birth.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
The Weather


heia'Ne h"sa ditN. Frrccetsse,
aa.. 81 NeAa5 NH a fn 80
ffsctNfta ifen. ins-sae and Anrdtrdthx =
Wv Al Total since fsfparN SO De.
fisivns, .pe
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

BY CHiRLES l.. SVEN.
Confidential s,cretary and stenographe,
to Woodrow y ison during his eight years
in the White House.
Copyright, 1925. Reproduction in any
form prohibited).
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.nOUEHl fol. inl DaI

Nine times out Of 10 the best thing
that can happen TO young man Is to
he tossed overheard and compelled to
sink or swim for hlmself.-James A.
Garneld.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08

Cave C}ty. ~, Fek a handful
ef rennesser National Gusulsm-a
arrived here today - assist kentucky
National Guar'Smen On duty At sand
cave, where FfAvd Collins thss teen
sruss 10 waEe str. y s~>siena
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
WEATHER FORECAST

Nebraska and Iowa Sunday prob
ably rain, not much change in temera-
t..re.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

&c VENDE, cerca San Juan, va.
querfa con, o sin, 20 vacas anne.
rfcanas, cruzadas y nativas. con AZ
cuerdas terrenO sembradas una par
te, yerba Elefante, Guatemala v
MalojillO y el resto de cafias. Tfene
magnfffca vivienda adelantos mo-
dernOs, rancho Y utensilios, garages,
vivienda mayodOrmo, aqua buena v
abundante Y arboles frutales. In
f0rmara: apartado 431, Santurce.
p. r. 1919.
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para fuente soda, marmol aseis pies,
motor / caballo tres fases, Roperos
lunas, tocadores, muebles sala. co
medor, lamparas, maqufnas Singer
de gabfnete Y bobina $50 Otra con
Ianzadera, gabetas, $25. Victrolas
p0rtatiles de gabinete, etc. Todo
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reccion de la muy competente mo-
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piso. Tel6fono 1882, San Juan Tam
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$50
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EMBARGO setiembre "a. Aceptare Ofer
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PHARMACEUTICAL. Sc solicita una

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POGO capital. Dirtjase al apartado
81, Rio Piedras, p. II. 1912
EMPLEOS. Los conseguiremos pa
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mingo. Cuba Y Estados UnidoS, a
personals que den buenas referen-
cias. Dirfiase a PORTO RICO EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, Box 1884,
Tel6fono 2037, Allen 23, San Juan,
=. r. Envie cincO sellOs de 2 centa
vos para correspondence y sOlici-
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cOLARES: En- magnffico sitio,
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ramar. No necesita tener tOdo ell di-
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Juan. Tel6fon0 135 rOjo, Santurce.
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cE VENDEN a precios sumamente

CE VENDEN a precios sumamente
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4 cilindros, dos pasajerOs, un Buick
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para -VENTA en- la casa del Rdo
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r. Un piano nnevo tipo pequefio
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VENFA-FLORES
VENTA DE FLORES nAturales.

en- ramos, cruces, coronas, ar
pas, liras, insignias mas6nicas, al
mohadones y Otros trabajos en- flo.
res naturales; parada IA, Gallo
Hoare nlmero 10 lame al teIefo
no 678 azul. p.
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COLOCACIONES

DE FARMACLA, Sc necesita un
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v cOnocimientos escOlares no menos
de 8" gradO. r. b. Martin, Box 1856
Guayama. 9-22
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pEPARAMOS calzado q ma
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PrOntitud en- la entrega. Servicio de
mensajero. telefOnO 1881, Santurce.
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BLANCHE listed Az VArOR

Jose Sierra ha adquirfdo ma
1nina Hoffman" que plancha Is
ropa desinfectandola v deiAndnla
nueva. Avise a Allen 12A. Tel.
2O2A. z
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CENORAs o sENORITAS ctivas

$ErNO1SAo0-U SENORIIAS ct1VaS
que deseen ganar dinero con ven
ia perfumer1a domicilio. Dirigirse
Regional Medicine CO.., Afiasco.
InGtil solicitar 81 no Sc envfan re-
ferencias satisfactorias. 9-28
s~NSS~S~sAS~s~~~<S~<
NECESITAMOS: Tn tenedor de
libros, con conocimientos gene
rales de Oficina V una taqufgrafa
prefcrible. pero no necesariamente
ingl6s-espaiol. Informe experiencia,
sueldO deseado, referencias Y diroc-
ci0n postal Y telef6nica. Solicitu-
des consideradas confidencialmen-
te. Escriba W. NJ. F. Co, clio Eff.
MUNDO. 9-22
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OWGVfWWSTWWW9G 9
MTSCELANEAS
MUDANzAs GRATIS: listed n

pagara NADIA por mudar su IA
milia a cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus nuebies
nm precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos caminOs de eOmas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ning6n desper-
fecto. Trasladarenos a su familIa
gratis en- buenos carros de turisIno.
TenemOs personal. bien edncadO.
Llame al Telefono No. 1884. Sam
turce dirfjase personalments
Cerra No 28 p.
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COLOCACTONES

PROFESORA. Con conocimientos
generates de oficina, desea colo
caci0n para TRAFALGAR en- Oficina Sc
ria Y de respeto. Sueldo modico pa
ra empezar. buenas referencias. Di-
rfjase. PROFESORA, El Mundo.
9-24.
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VENDEMOs: Casas, solares y fin
MTSCELANEAS

.PARATILLO La Marquesita', con
EsYbntivo de reformas liquTaanos
mitad de su yal0r las existencias.
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rUIDO DE GANADO.--se toma

ganado vacuno y caballar, al cui-
do. 1000 cuerdas de terreno fGrtil
cubiertas de paste: fincas Palma"
Y Cohitre en- las cercanfas de Can6-
vanas, carretera que va de Carolina.
Calder0n Y Qaifiones. Informara
Quifiones. Box 6S. Phone 9eS. SAN
turce. o-21
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sc VENDEN permuta s6lares ro-
deados de ampIias avenidas jun
to al Barrio Obrero y Monteflores
Gesde mil a veinte mil metros cua-
dradOs, por fincaS urbanas en- San
Juan Santurce. Informara j NJ,
Box 217. San Juah 9-25
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~OMLSION DE BORDADOS. Acep

TO comisi0n de bordadoS en- blan
co o en- cOl0res, o costura, hilo pasa-
do. Ofrezco garant1a 81 necesaria
DirGjase A. Ubina, Aguadilla, p r,
9-23
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CASA. Sc vende en- sitio c6ntrico
cerca del "Colegio de Nifias Puer
torriqueno", cinco habitaciones, una
para servicio, patio grande Infor-
mes, Box 905, Santurce, P. r. 900
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EN NEW YORK: Como en- su pro
pia casa. Visite esta casa de
familia Y quedara complacido. Ger
ca Broadway v Central Park. Sub
way y ElevadOs pr6ximos. Precios
razonables. DIR. Font Is West 91st
st. Informaran Box 400, San Juan.
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