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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
III. S. DIVIDENDS BREAK
new RECORD FOR YEAR
BY B. c. FORBES

spread and varied prosperity has been
during the current year:
studebaker Vacuum OIL.
rimken Roller American Rayos
Bearing. $500.
Eastman Kodak. frooucus.
General Motors. Railway Steel
Underwood Spring.
Typewriter. Blaw-Knox.
L. I. Dupont De Yellow Truck =
Nemours. Coach Mfg.
wrigley Jr. Co. q. s. Gypsum
Eigin watch Co. Magnolia
Paige-Detroit. Petroleum.
Mack Truck. Inc. Nicer Corp. ~R-
United Cigar Texas Gulf
American Sugar Gabriel snubbsra
Refining Co. U. 8. Realty.
Montgomery Calumet e
Ward "a" Arizona.
Jewel Tea Kennecott Copper.
American Power Phillips Petroleum.
Light. New England
Electric Investors. Telephone.
North American Sun Oil.
Edison: Brooklyn Union
Public Coast Line. Gas.
Standard oil. Neb. Iaclede Gas.
The indications are that the De
cember record will equal if it does not
exceed that of uast month. Wal
Street confidently expects severa
very important railway boards Il
treat their stockholders more gener'
ously either this month or very short,
ly after the new year. A number OF
public utility enterprises are also ex'
pected to announce more liberal dis
bursements. Seeing that general bust
ness has been doing better. Indus
trial and miscellaneous companies
should make a good showing THU
month and in the next few months.
More or less complaint has been
heard at times during 1928 abou
profit margins being unsatisfactory
The results here presented do MOI
support such complaints.
And the dividend outlook. at leas,
for the first part Of the year, is dis
tinctly bright.
downright BY b. G. Forbes.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
NEW TRAFFIC LIGHTS
(. ALARM GARAGE MEN

Owners of automobile parking es-
Sablishments on Travis street are
alarmed over the installation of the
ssaffic signal lights which prohibit
tft hand turns.
They will confer with Fire and
Police Commissioner Phil Wright to
see whether or not the new system
will interfere with their patrons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03

On the November total, industrial
corporations furnished 81. Forty-four
industrials announced extra dividends,
IA stock dividends. II increased divi-
dends, 8 initial dividends, 8 resumed
dividends and 4 back dividends.
Seven public utility corporations
took favorable action and 2 railroads
declared extra dividends.
For the eleven months of this year
the total of these cheering announce
ments has reached 674, compared with
SIT during the same period last year.
The following table shows the num-
Der of industrial, public utility and
railroad companies figuring in the list
and also indicates the nature Of the
action taken by the different boards
of directors during tho current wear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
TWO MISSOURI CAPTAINS.

COLUMBIA Mo-, Dec. 3.-R)-
The University of Missouri Tigers,
Missouri Valley champions, will have
two football captains next year. An
election today resulted in tie be-
tween Pete jackson Of st. Louis, and
H. F. Baochus of Kansas City, both
seniors next year. c. l.. Brewer. di-
rector of athletics, said the two would
alternate in plotting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
SHIFT BIG GAME.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 3.-CP)
The Washington and Jefferson Lafay
cite football game which has beer
played in New York for the past foul
years. win be shifted to Philadelphia
in 1926, Graduate Manager Henry
Hood of w. & j.. announcing it would
be played on Franklin Field next DC
tober 30. The Pennsylvania eleven
plays Illinois at Urbana on the same
date.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03

An unusually large number Of i'm
portant companies improved their div
idend disbursement last month. The
Dupont-Morgan interests were prom
inent, with very substantial extra pay
ments by General Motors and f. 1.
Dupont De Nemours. The automotive
industry was further represented by
Studebaker, Timken Roller Bearing,
Paige Detroit. Mack Trucks and Vel.
low Truck. In the public utility field
were American Power and Light. Elec-
trio Investors, Public Service of New
Jersey, Brooklyn Union Gas and
North American Edison.
From the following companies. So
lected from the November total of O6,
you will gather some idea Of how wide
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
MILLION LOST
IN 10 " 4
BLAZE
Council Bluffs Business
Section Damaged by
Flames.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Dec. 3
R-Fire caused more than 81 900, 00t
damage in the business district Of
Council Bluffs today.
The flames started in the basement
of the Continent Furniture Company
when a boiler exploded. J. McManigal
nightwatchman at the building, was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
Answers From Far and
Wide Arrive Daily in
"Class" Contest.

Most people have a streak of hui
NOR somewhere in their makeup
This has been strikingly demonstrated
in The Lights quip contest, now in
full swing. Miss Florance Owens.
Quip Editor, has been swamped with
the bushels of mail dumped on her
desk every day, coming from all parts
Of South Texas and from Mexico, with
several letters from Northern and
Eastern states.
But 1 enjoy it, too smiles the
Quip Editor. II get as much fun
reading the quips as do writers in
reading the classified pages of The
Light, and delving for quips among the
want ads.
Il didn't realize how many clever
people there were until this quip con.
test began. Some of the quips re-
quire real concentration to evolve and
ri often am amazed to find a quip
woven about an ad that 1 had read
and failed to note"
CONTEST WIDE OPEN.
The quip contest is wide OPEN
everybody, young and old. can enter.
The quips are read by the Quip Edi-
tor and every day she awards crisp.
new, dollar bills to each writer of a
quip that meets her critical approval.
The contest, as one reader wrote in,
is the most novel ana entertaining that
has ever been undertaken by an San
Antonio newspaper and is affording
the readers of The Lights classifi ed
pages great fun with just enough re-
ward in sight to prove stimulating for
the wits.
READ LIGHT as YEARS.
Interesting letters accompany the
quips sent in by members of The
Lights "happy family"
"The San Antonio Light has been
read in our family for going on AZ
years." writes Mrs. Elvira Landaner,
141 Omaha Street, in submitting a
quip. "We have in our possession, a
copy of The Light under date of July
10, 1894, in good condition. In all
these years of Light reading, I never
heard of yard eggs being sold for a
dollar pound"
Mrs. Landauer thereby selected for
quip, new find" in the Classified
Ads. Here is the ad to which she has
reference:
AWARDED PRIZE.
HOMEMADE fruit cakes. home butter.
yard eggs, fresh nuts and fruit, s1.00 a
pound.
The quip editor is greatly pleased
to award dollar prize to this faith
full reader and sincere friend of The
Light and hopes that Mrs. Landauer
will find The Light, and above all,
The Lights classified pages, as en-
PERTAINING and useful in the years to
come as in the years that have gone
almost one-half century of them.
Miss Margaret Gates. PA Carson
Street. is another lucky classified
reader. The Quip Editor gladly awards
her dollar for the following quip:
WHAT DO THEY WANT?
GENTLEMEN, wishing high class ac-
commodation, attractive furnished room,
private bath and entrance, garage ex-
elusive home.
Miss Gates desires to know if the
gentlemen desire the garage for their
exclusive home. No. Miss Gates. that
is not the intent of the ad. but the
Quip Editor knows some fellows who
almost live in their garage because
they are always out there tinkering on
the car.
AT any event, there is a nice, new
dollar bill for you at The Lights clas-
sified counter. Please call and get it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03

No fewer than 90 companies glad
dened the hearts Of their stockhold-
ers during November by announcing
cheerful dividend action. Only once
since this column began keeping rec
ords has this total been exceeded,
namely, in December Of last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-P)-Bar silver.
90 1-16 per ounce.
Mone.. , per cent
Discount rates; short bills. AZ az
per cent; three months bills. an o. sis
per cent
Evening star., 1925-10-03
BUILDING BOOM BEGINS
IN NEAR EASTERN LANDS
Continued from Thirteenth Page)

means a great deal in lands where
innovations are rather frowned upon.
With improved building conditions is
coming a demand for American tools.
In all the orphanige centerS in Pales-
tine, Syria, Greece and Russian Ar
menia the elementary principles of
carpentry. are taught. Practical
training is given by having the boys
make the necessary repairs and alter
atlons to the orphanage buildings,
Whlch range from warehouses to
abandoned castles and army barracks
The latter are used to house about
5000 boys and girls In AleXandropol,
the metropolis of Russian Armenia.
1t IS in this area that the ravages Of
famine were most keenly felt a few
years ago. Here the juvenile masons
and carpenters have built IL model
village as a means of improving the
housing conditions. While this So
called MODEL village would not be rec
ognized as such in America, where
porcelain bathtubs. tiled Kitchens and
electric laborSavinE devices are in
cluded when the word modern" Is
applied to home, the new dwellings
for the peasant population are never
theless a happy illustration of a more
sanitary abode in a land where such
WIN az ny SItIit sanitation were
never included in the language until
introduced by American relief workers.
Palestine Needs Work.
Palestine, which is being rapidly
coioniZed by the Jews, affords another
opportunity for the orphan builders.
In connection with the Near East Re.
lief orphanage center at Nazareth a
carpenter shop Is run by the orphans
not far from the site where Jesus
followed the same trade. 1t is quite
a rendezvous for tourists, for here
may be found all manner Of cabinet
work. ranging from small objects.
such as fancy boxes. book ends. CAV
els, etc, TO hand-carved furniture.
On Syra, one Of the islands of the
Aegean Sea. 900 orphans are quar-.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
Building Boom On.

In the Near East building boom is
on, and. thanks to American philan-
thropy in training the orphan child
hood, there is no dearth of skilled
artisans.
Altogether, the Near East Relief,
the organization chartered by Con-
gress to alleviate the suffering of the
war victims Of the Levant. has pre-
Evening star., 1925-10-03

pared close to 100000 boys and girls
to take their places In the Industrial
and domestic life Of the communities
where they are expected to live. All
must be ready to earn their own Nv
ing by the time they are Is or 16
years old. Now and then some gen
erous- hearted tourist, impressed by
the qualities for leadership shown by
an orphan, makes it possible for him
to continue his education In one of
the American universities in Beirut
or Constantinople.
Evening star., 1925-10-03

brick garages, 3234-6s-4o Thirty eighth
street $4,000.
l.. A. Pincus. to build, GAS L street
northeast; $1,000.
Hedges & Middleton, to build five
brick dwellings, 3625-41 Fulton street;
S95 900.
Hedges & Middleton. to erect five
private brick garages, 3625-4l Fulton
street; 81. 500.
NJ. McConike. to repair 221S Wyo-
ming avenue; Sl.500.
w NJ Ward. To build eight brick
dwellings,, 151l-25 S street southeast,
$40 900.
w. G. and a. y. Miller. to build, 1926
Cathedral avenue, 81 500.
Wardman CONSTRUCTION Co, TO re
pair NNardman Park Hotel, Woodley
road; IS 900.
Washington Paint Remover Co, TO
install boiler, Fourteenth and L streets
southeast $500.
r. Hoffhines, to build, 2509 Thirty
second street southeast; S3,50O.
Lucille Little, to repair S740 Military
road, $1,000.
Twenty-six Brick Homes.
r A. Jameson. to build 26 brick
dwellings. 10000 Potomac avenue
southeast: $4,000.
Shiloh BaptlSt thurcn. 10 repair
Ninth and = streets: 81 900.
John H. Harwood, to build, 321o
Idaho avenue: Sl2 900.
e. w. Henry, to build. 1892 Stuy-
vesant street $500.
Carl Noegtlen. TO build, 2450 Bel
mont street: 100000.
Charles Coon. to repair 2003 EiSn-
teenth street; $4,000.
Charles l.. Miller, to build two
frame dwellings,, 1928 and 3629 South
Dakota avenue northeast $4,000.
VI. @. Bull. TO build. 900 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast; $1,000.
Phillips Properties. TO repair l22o
Connecticut avenue; &%.Q00.
w. G. and y. \. Miller. TO repair
4554 kiingle road: loo.
Henry w Jaeger. to build two brick
dwellings, 70o-2 East Capitol street
northeast; $4,000.
l.. +. Br;'shear. 20 build 3.0S Twen-
ty-fourth street northeast: $1,000.
L. r.. BraShear, to build. 1929 TWen-
ty-fourth street northeast; $4,000.
Frank Sheehy. to erect private ga
rage, 2040 Georgia avenue; $1,000
w. u. Spicknall. to build, 1902 Gera-
MUM street: $4,000.
= X Harris Co.. t. build. six brick
dwellings, Sl2-22 Tuckerman street;
$4,000
Evening star., 1925-10-03
BUILDING PERMITS
SHOW FALLING OFF
October Figures Are S96. 1860
Less Than Those for the
Preceding Month.

The office of the building inspector
during the past seven days issued 4f
permits totaling $40, 400, a decrease
of $4,000 under last week $ total
which was SS06, 760 for 6S permits.
Two permits authorized the con
struction of % brick dwellings, to be
hullt on Potomac avenue southeast,
by 7. y. Jameson, and ) brick dwell
lngS with garages, to he built on Full
ton street by Hedges ( Middleton.
Mr.. JameSonS project is valued at
Sl30.000. while Hedges X Middleton :
Is estimated at S91 500. Other permits
for alterations or new buildings, issued
10y the office of the building inspector
are:
Howard Etchison. to install two
electric motors. 2I21 California street;
S1.40O
Lozupone X F'abrizio. to build two
brick dwellings,, 20OS-l0 EvartS street
northeast; $4,000.
Howenstein Builds Four.
IT. Il. Howenstein to build four
brick dwellings,. 2569-75 Tunlaw road;
S24 900
Cafritz Construction Co. to build
four brick dwellings. S1u-l6 hamilton
street; $4,000.
G. .Amato. 10 repair l24 Fifteenth h
street southeast: 81 100
De We're r. Weldon. to build $50
Fourth street northeast, $4,000.
w. \. Ross. to erect private garage.
1900 Fourteenth street. $1,000
T. :. BeaN. jr.. 10 build four brick
dwellings,. 1889 Morse street north
east; 100000.
G. c. Gertmdn. To build 3SO1 Gram
Grey street $1,000.
Iiariette Arnwine. Ia repair l0lg
Seventeenth street: $ 900
l.. l.. Breuningcr II Sons. to build
two brick dwellings,, f792-g4 Narnum
street: 100000
l.. T.. Breuninger e Sons. To erect
two private frame garages. 1122-24
Narnum street; $1,000.
r. +. Irvine, to build two frame
dwellings,, 331o-lT Western avenue;
100000
r. +. Irvine. to build two frame
dwellings,. 1904 Nevada avenue and
1901 Mckinley street; 10000
Douglas & Phillips, to build L brick
dwellings, S13-33 Marietta place;
$685.
Henry Freedman, to repair S32 y
street: $1,000
r. B. Behrend. to repair 512 Ninth
street; $500.
lie Roy Wise, to build, 1901 Hutch
ins place; $1,000.
Walter Case, to build four brick
dwellings,, 3234-6S-40 Thirty eighth
street; $4,000.
Walter Case. to erect four private
Evening star., 1925-10-03
LICENSE CASE TEST.
Matter of Brokers' Licenses to
Come to Supreme Court.

Question of whether a State has the
right to require that all persons per-
forming acts of brokerage, including
those performing such acts in isolated
or single transactions must first Sc
cure a license to act as broker will
be brought before the Supreme Court
of the United States in a case in
voloving the question of the Consti-
tutionality OF the California real es-
tate license law. The case comes I'D
on appeal from a decision Of the Su-
preme Court Of California sustaining
decisions in the Superior Court and
in the District Court Of Appeal.
Evening star., 1925-10-03

tered in buildings which they them
selves helped to construct with the
aid of refugee labor. The erection Of
six dormitories, bakery large enough
to bake 10000 loaves of bread a day.
a public bathhouse, schools and work
shops afforded ample opportunity to
train boys in all phases of building,
from quarrying the stone found on
the island to the installation of con-
crete, plumbing and the wiring Of
the buildings for electric lights. Incl.
dentally hot and cold running water
and showers in the dormitories were
innovations. There Is something
rather dramatic In the fact that these
modern equipped buildings were con-
structed by h9meless boys who had
made the pilgrimage to Greece from
Turkey at the time Of the expulsion
of the Christians. Most of the boys
who were instrumental in the devel-
oping of Syra have now graduated
from American care and are being
employed In building refugee homes
in Macedonia.
Evening star., 1925-10-03

Even Annoy, China, will have Il soap
factory. the plant To produce LOCO
poundS a tiay
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
Los cURsos DE EsPANoL

Con gran entusiasmo y con no.
table e1dto Sc estan dando este We.
rano, los cursos de espaHol qlt
rnnAlmsnte Ofrecs npestTa Univsrsi
dad a los profesores conttnenta.
les.
AdH no sabemos eiencis ctsr.
IA el ndmero de CONTINGENCIES que
IA ventdo este ,aiio nuestra isla,
en- busca de mas anplios horizon
tes en- sl aprendizate ' perfecctO
namiento de la sonora lensua ma
DIRE. pero juzgar por 81 movimtsr
20 que hemos notaac nos atrevemos
a anticipar q. este curso .ha sObreps
sado a todos los anteriores en- 10
que a matr1cula respecta, y nos
explicamos que asi sea.
TeniendO un programa de estpdio
tan variado interesante; tenien-
do maestros cOmpetentes, y prestt
giosos Qne saben desarrollarIo con
hsonjerO 6xito, y ofreciendo ade-
mas nuestrs isla, bilingte ell mejor
campo de experimentation inter
cambio entire Las dos Americas, SO
explica fAcilmente que la u,atricu.
Ia de los cursos de espaiiol para
continentales aumente cada veg
mas, "a que en- I'm fntrro no lcja-
no Puerto Rico ha de ser el sitio
prediIeeto para aprender y prac-
ticar La lengua de cervanses. Los
americanos del norte SO est&n dan
do euenta de estas ventajas especia
les y Inicas q. ofrece nuestra isla, y
a ella acuden afo tras afo con ma
yores brios y mayores entustssmos.
Este afio tenemos el pri.-ilegio
de eontar con la cooperation del
sabio Hngiiista espafiOl don Tomas
Navarro Tomas, del centric de Es-
tudios Hist6ricos. Explica Ell senior
Navarro un curse de Poesta Lirica,
y otro de ronetica. Ell seaor IA
fael w. Ramirez tiene = su cargo
los cursos de drama y novela con-
temporanea, y el seacr Antonio S.
Pedreira el de el cuento Espaliol
contemporaries y otro ciassco So
bre ''Novelas EjemplsresA' la
conversation elemental, interrnedia
y ayanzada estA a cargo del senor
don Pablo Garcia y los cursos de
GramAtiea los explican los sefiores
Pedreira y Ramirez. La sefiori.a
concha Meleudez da un curso So
bre los Misticos. y iotro mas: Lii
teratura Hispanoamericana.
Todo este, abonado per el crrso
de conferencias que semanalmense
dleta q lusz Rodriguez serra sss
hre a Historic y civilization de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
UNIVERSIDAD De PTO. RICO

puesto sobre sets clsses de pues-
tos; en- la de Puerts de Tierr& So
bre dos, =. en- santuree, sobre
"una'', solamente.
Adeunas 90 acofd6 qns los espa.
etos para puestos de legumbres. DO
res, frutas del pats, yerbas y otros
artfcnlos 'similates abarcaran cada
uno una Area no mayor de cuatro
metros cuadradros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
CUBA HAcE SUYA UNA. mi,
.CIATIvA DE DON ANGEL
RIVERO

La iniciativa de don Angel Ri
vcro, ilustre escritor y prestigiosc
cabaIlero, de invitar al Rey Alton
so XIII las fiestas de inaugura,
Con del Faro de Colon que en- San.
to Domingo ha de Ievantarse, nc
s6lo halo buena acogida en- Puer.
to Rico, sino que despues en- San.
to Domingo, al ser conocida, fut
recibida con entusiasmo v ahora
en- Cuba aplaudida unanimemente
nor la prensa, ell lgobierno y ell pd-
blico.
Don Enrique Deschamps, dis
tinguido hispanista que ha dado a
conocer la idea de Don Angel Ri
vero en- la patria de Marti, le di.
rige el siguiente cablegrama que,
q resar de su brevedad reglamen-
taria, no puede estar mas lleno de
elocuencia:
San Juan.
Angel Rivero MEndez,
Cuba patrocinai tambien inicia-
tiva usted unanime calurosamente.
Envfole pren@a.
Desehamps.
FL cablegrama fue puesto des-
de la Habana, ciudad en- que don
Enrique Deschamps Sc halla en- Ia
actuaiidad.
No podemos sno felicitar rueva ;
rnente a nuestro bueu amigo don
Argel por este nuevo triunfo de
su brilIante y honrosa iniciativa.
Fuimos los primeros en- aplandirle
este idea y con er estaremos hasta
10 dltimo en- la defensa de 10 que
debe ser una bs'lfsima reaiidad.
No dudamos que nuestra algeria
os mas erande que la de don AM
gel, va que el -acostumbrado a los
rosonantes exitos@no lie dara a es-
te la importancia que nosotros.
Para el este no es sino meramen
teLuno mas de la serie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

la America Latina, y por otras con
ferencias mas sobre diversas int
rssantas ssuntos literarios, pono
la Untversidad de Puerto Rico. b
la altura dc cualQuaer Untversisstl
nactonal que ofreaca cursos de We
rano simtlaxes al nuestro, y 81 Sc
lrio Y avan3ado programa colegial
que posee es credittvO de los mas
eaiidos elOgtOs. Hay que recono-
GER y asf 10 hacemOs constar, que
los cursos que ofrece Ia Universi-
dad de Puerto Rico no solamente La
honran a ella Z q. sus catedraticos,
sino que tambien al pats on ge.
neral.
Telcitamos una vez mas a Ia Sc
iiorita JoseRna W.. Holt, directora
dc estOs clrsOs, por el exito alcan
zado en- este verano de 1926.
A ExcEPcToN DE Los TMPUEs
Tos cUYA cANTIDAD oR1dI-
NAL CTTAMos, Ell MUN1c1P1o
DE SAN JUAN DEJo EN- WI,
GoE LAS TARIrAs AcoRDADAs
PARA LAS PLAzAs DEL
MERCADo
De acuerdo con las solicitudes de
reconsideration presentadas "a
Asamblea Municipal por los inqm
limos de puestos an las plazas del
mercado de San Juan, Pta. de Tie
IRA y Santurce, Ell referido orgauis-
mo acord6 hacer una ngera reba-
ia algunos de los puestos de la
plaza de San Juan, segln Sc ad-
vertira en- el curse de la lectura
de las enniendas adoptadas, de.
jando en- vtgor los impuestos sobre
los demas locales; advirtiendose que
la plaza que ha sido mas favore-
cida por dicha rebaja ha sido La
de San Juan, segurameute poyQus
los inquihnos de ella fusron quie-
mes mejor oposici6n preseutaron an
to Ia ASSEMBLIES, mientras que los
de las p!azas dc Santurce y Puetta
de TERRA, despues de rsQu4rIr los
servicics PROFESSIONALS de IN abO.
gadc, abandcnaron el caso en- Ia
esperanza. segd9 parece. 10 bene-
fciarss. sin sacrifcio algppo per ST.
pa1te, de. los posibles benefcios que
padietan obtener los dc San. Juan.
FL resultado de. 1 'affaire'' puss,
tieno todas las caracteristicas de
una saba lecci6n que deosn apo
vechar los interesados para que en-
el futuro no vueivan a pecar de in
dolentes.
Pasando por alto para 10 pccar
dc .proliiosi sa .la, plaza dc san
Juan 50 accrd6 Ia rebala del I'M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

No compre AUTOMOBILES de $1,000 81, 500 sin antes
yer ell prOducto nuevO de MIR w. P. CHRYSlER "un
CAIRO de cuaro cilndros que dentro de breve eqara
Pto Rico al gual del "Chryser de Seis Cilndros
esta destinado ecpsar todos los carros dentro
de Clase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Main Street

John McGarr. lawyer cross
ms Second and Madison
Reuben Jones, school sccrrtar,.
hurripg along Third ave. 4. :.
Miller banker, taking morning
walk on second ave 4 Au,
dcrsch mcgha,k waiting at
tho labor temple doe Roberts.
literary man. making speed
up University a. =. 4. Lund.
manufacture getting lunch on
University st. g. T. Stanscll.
manufacturer hunting for lunch
ON Fourth ave. Ralph Major
lawyer wearing "a new tapgoat
ON Union a. Jack barry, rail
road man, prclonging his lunch.
con 90 Tho olympic cotfcco
shop a. "a Murray, dentist.
hurrying 90 the office ON West
lake, Bill Gillian showing his
new hat on Fourth ave Roy
Emory, restaurant man. hua.
t1uE things az The Olympic.