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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-10-16

sixty-five, the change to be effected
BY yearly additions each year until
1880, when the minimum age Of six
ty-five win be established. At the
same time the continuous membership
requirement was increased from twen-
ty years to twenty-five years.
Experience Of the Typographical
Union with the old age pension plan,
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-10-16

covering a period Of more than IL
years, is Of general interest at this
time to other international unions
having pension features under advise
ment, and because Of the rapidly
growing movement in favor Of gov
ernmental old age pensions, which has
succeeded in writing pension laws into
the statute books of three states.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-10-16
UNION
ESDRASTICC CHANGE
IN old AGE PENSIONS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 49,
Actuarial authorities consulted about
the hecent REIMBURSEMENT Of the Inter-
national Typographical Unions old
age pension system, have given as
suranees that changes made in the
system by the Kalamazoo convention
in August will safeguard the inter-
ests Of all members for all time, barr
ing unexpected drastic and general
wage reductions in the trades, accord
ing to statement issued at head
quarters of the International here.
The age of eligibility for the PEN
sion of So weekly was increased by
the convention from sixty years to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Sixty Million
Dollar Tube to
Cross the Bay

SAN FRANCISCO, June IS
Plans for Il $G0,000,0O0 combined
bridge and tube project to connect
San Francisco with the East Bay
shore at Oakland were presented to
the board of supervisors here late
yesterday with requests for a fran
chisc.
Plans call for tube 80 feet deep,
extending 1000 feet into the bay
from the foot of Folsom street, and
Il bridge from the tube : end to a
point between the Western Pacific
and Southern Pacific moles on the
Oakland shore.
The proposal includes highway
and electric aud steam train tracks,
said James NJ. Oliver, attorney re.
presenting the petitioners.
Favorable committee action was
expected so that the plan might
come before the entire board.
All the people hunting trouble are
not policemen.
Some marry for better or worse
Some just to kill time.
While speaking your mind YOU
must mind your speaking or you
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
San Diego Water
Suit Marked by
Bitter Wrangles
BY United Press Leased Wire

SANTA ANA. Cal. June 18. -
Further evidence intended to show
The necessitv for condemnation Of
the Fl Captain dam was introduced
in Orange county superior court to-
dav by officials of San Diego.
Bitter legal controversies marked
the proceedings with the plaintiffs
endeavoring 70 lay the groundwork
for condemnation Of the water site.
Mavor John Bacon was again
called TO the stand for cross -examin-
afion. followed bv City Clerk a. p.
Wright Of San Diego.
Wright introduced the original
ordinance authorizing the city com
missioners to proceed with con
demnation Of the dam.
During the legal tilts of opposing
counsel. defense attorney sug-
gested San Diego might get its wa.
ter supply from Tia Juana.
owe have enough troubles with
out developing water for Tia
Juna.' Mayor Bacon testified.
"Perhaps they don t need water
at Tia Juana.' suggested another
LAWYER.
Yes. they do. - interposed pre-
siding Judge NJ. w. Conkling of
Imperial County. 'Thcy need It
for their hreweries.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Much information Given About
Coming Boy Scout Camp In
Bulletin; Troop Three Leading

Registrations - Al registrations
for the session ot camp should be
ON file ~ headquarters not later
than Thursday, June p.
Camp Fees - The scout master
should collect from each scout i'll
his troop, who is registering for the
first session Of the camp, tho full
amount of camp fee. $1,000, and see
thar il reaches headquarters or W.
L. Garrett. Fl Centro, chairman Of
camp committee, not later than
Thursday. June -.
Leadership-The present outlook
for adult leadership, throughout the
entire camp j very bright. Head
quarters have received definite as
surancc that We can depend upon
the following leadership:
First two weeks-Arrhur +.
schultz, 7. G.. Spencer, p. J.
Tucker. Floyd C. Dillon, for see
ond week only.
Third and fourth weeRs-J. C.
Spencer, Thomas ". Stewart, Ebert
Mead and l.. j. Obert.
Fifth and sixth weeke-F. N
Bowles. J. c. Spencer and Dr. I. J
Wells.
S. o. S.-Auother man is needed
for the first week, and if there arc
as many as T. boys five men are
needed for the entire two weeks.
Registrations for the second and
third sessions should be in just a,
soon as possible.
! Transportation-The scout mast
1 er should ascertain this week jus-
how many scouts are going 10 at
tend the first session. from lis trooI
and at once notify the chairman OF
his troop committee 50 arrangement,
/ can be made for transportation.
: IN case the troop committee is un
! able to secure sufficient means o.
transportation, then notify the chai
man Of the camp committee Of thu
district. The chairmen Of camp com
/ mittees of the several districts ar,
! as follows:
Brawley. J. Ralph Anderson: Ca
lexico, Frank Weed: CaIipatria. !
*. Griffith; Fl Centre, J. Stewar
Ross; Hohville, William f. Beale
and Imperial, George r. Harris.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
SAN DIEGO ZOO
TO RECUSTOMER
OFTHE ICE MAN

san DIEGO. June 1S.-Thc San
Diego 100 is about to become one of
the best customers Of the ice man,
rs quartet of young polar bears
are enroute to San Diego to take
up their residence in the ZOO. In or.
der that these denizenS of the polar
regions may enjoy fair degree of
comfort they must have Il temper
ajure even less torrid than the or
diuary san Diego variety, hence the
need for the ice.
In preparing for their arrival
quarters are being fitted up IN as
cool a spot as can be found and
each morning 800 pound cake of
ice will be wrapped in burlap and
suspended i'll the paddock so the
warmly clad visitors from the far
north can rub up against it and cool
off during the day.
The animals were brought from
their natural habitation by Ellis
Joseph, noted collector of geological
specimens. and are new quartered
in the 700 at New York City, where
thev are being conditioned for their
long trip across the continent. The
four specimens will cost, delivered
at the local zoo. about $4,000. This
is considered a low price as Il single
adult specimen recently brought
from the north and exhibited AZ Oak
land is held at $4,000.
Some years ago there was speci,
men listed among the inhabitants
of the San Diego zoo, but this one
fell prey to a small boy with an air
rifle. The lad went bear hunting
one day and Shot the animal in the
eve. An infection was started
which resulted in the subsequent
death of the animal. As a result
Of this mishap, the 200 authorities
do not allow boys to enter the zoo
whom armed even with an air rifle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
|. A. MAN KILLED
BY ROBBERS AND
DRAGGED TO PIER
BY United Press Leased Wire

VENICE, Cal. June 1S.-James
L. Daniels, 80. Los Angeles, was
found shot to death on Sunset pier
here today, apparently the victim of
robbers.
A bullet wound in the chest, and
another in the right hand indicated
Daniels had put up n fight with his
assailants before he was slain.
The body was slumped against an
abandoned boathouse as though it
, had been thrown there hurrledly
after being dragged from some
other place to the pier.
Nearby was the dead man S wal
let. stripped Of its contents. Scat
tered on the pier was 30 cents and
few papers, which enabled police
to identify the victim.
Police believe the slayers had in
tended to throw the body in the
ocean, but were alarmed by the APP
proach of a pedestrian and hurried
~ left the scene.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

cannot expect every act in even tue
best vaudeville to be just what he
wants, nor can he expect the wealth
cr every day to be clear and pleas.
ant.
Now and then summer storm
many interfere with both radio and
picnics. The listener should be.
come acquainted with his local sta
tions and enjoy them during the
summer, and be satisfied with the
long distance records he has made
or viii make in the winter.
If the listener is distant from the
stations he wants to hear he can
lcngthcn his aerial wires and in
,rcasc their height from the ground.
Both of these measures make signals
louder as a general rule. He can
add an audio amplifier. He can in
crease voltage OF his "B' battery
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

The following bulletin has been
issaed hy :. Z. McCrorv, boy scout
executive, regarding the summer
camp which opens Sunday. Jane IS.
at Laguna. Much information can
be obtained from il by scouts who
plan to 20 and with it is published
the following report Of the standing
of the troops who entered the eff
cheney contest for the silver loving
cup:
Troop three of FL Centre is in the
lead with 4756 points, troop nine
second, 4195 points, troop one $500
and troop %, another FL Centro
troop, 3400 points.
Summer Camp-All articles If
clothing of each scout entering
camp, should have his name plainly
printed or written thereon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Constant Stream
Summer Visitors
Tn San Diego

! SAN DIEGO, June 1S.-With real
summer having arrived the annual
/ influx of visitors to san Diego is
underway aud there is every indi-
cation Thai this city is going to be
more popular with vacationists this
wear thaa ever before. Each day
new arrivals are reported 1t the
! hotels and apartment houses, while
, the crowds at the beaches are also
growing steadily.
Mission Beach. the newest and
finest playground of the city, Is
rapidly becoming known far and
wide for its pleasures, while Tent
City at Coronado continues to be Il
drawing card for people who wish
to enjoy seaside life during their
vacation and spend the time in the
quaint cottages provided for their
accommodation within stone 5
throw Of either bay or surf. The
resorts in the uplands are no less
popular for weci-endS some eff the
lodges and inns are hard To ac-
commodate all those who motor out
from the city.
Reports from steamship lines and
railway companies indicate that the
summer rush is only fairly started
and that still larger crowds may be
expected during July and August.
Each year the delights of San Die,
90 as a place Of summer residence
are becoming more widely known,
so that time of year which form
erly was regarded as the dull sea-
son Is no more so than the winter
months when the "snow and cold
dodgers trek to San Diego from
more rigorous climates.
The weather is too warm to have
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Ferguson
Grants 26
PardOns

AUSTIN, Texas, June 18.-
All records for pardons granted
IN one day in Texas were brok-
-cn when Governor Miriam \.
Ferguson issued % ?ardons yes
terday.
Fifteen additional pardons
will be granted this afternoon,
it was said at the governor =
office. The wholesale pardon
ing followed an investigation Of
convicts at the state peniten-
tiary by former Governor Jim
Ferguson, husband Of the pre-
sent governor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Be Satisfied With
Home Stations In
Summer Tim e

While excellent radio reception is
frequently possible during summer
months, yet best long distance rec
ords come in the winter. Signals
are not quite as loud in the summer
and electrical disturbances, such as
lightning storms, naturally inter
fere with concerts, particularly
those from distant points. A rea-
sonable attitude will help the list
ener who should remember that M
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
WHOLESALE PRICE
OF SUGAR JUMPS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-Re.
fined sugar to wholesalers will be
advanced 10 cents the 100 pounds
today, il was announced by sugar
rcfiners. The cane base price win be
So aad TIE beet base viii be $3.50.
Frank b. Connolly, secretary of
the Retail Groccrs Association Of
San Francisco predicted retailers
would not raise prices because Of the
whole advance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Meter Reader Is
Killed in Fall
From Motorcycle

PASADENA, Cal, June 18. -
Vernon Lusher. %. meter reader for
the Southern Californi Edison Com
pauy, was instantly killed when he
fell from his speeding motorcycle
on Santa Rosa avemc late Yesterday
and was crushed under the wheels
Of the truck.
c. A Edwards. Hollywood, driver
Of the truck. said Lusher's motor
cycle skidded on the pavement and
unseated him. lie was hurled 40
feet under the wheels Of the truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
BALL MANAGERS
GIVEN STIFF FINE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 18.-Rog
or Hornsbv, manager of the Cardi-
nails, was fined 800. and Art Fletch-
er, manager Of the Phillies, was fin
cd $50 as result of their brief
battle in yesterdays game, it was
announced here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Wanted Man Is
Sought Under
Chicago's Loop
By United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, June l8.-Aftcr 4s
hours Of n strange man hunt in the
% miles Of underground roadway
under and around the loop, police
today depended on starvation to
drive out the man wanted for at.
tempting to assassinate detective
in the office of State s Attorney
Robert +. Grove. Police believe
the man plotted the life of Grove
and shot tho detective in the belief
he was the states attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

or plate battery up TO 90, 1l2 or
even la5 volts Chat is, to four, five
or six Of the usual 221a volt units
or biochs). He can use more SEN
sitiye loud speaker and tune more
carefully 10 get the very loudest sig
nal hig SGT is capable of giving. If
There is "a tick!cr adjustment on his
set, he should learn how to use it
80 as To get full volume of signals.
The good results he will then get
NE going to be even better in the
winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Three Dead After
Restaurant Meal
BY United Press Leased Wire

By HIItU i'Tt>S I1t!INtU ~ TTt
CHICAGO, June IS Coroner s
chemists today analyzed samples of
food from a restaurant of the West
Side slums, where three men be
came fatally i'll yesterday immcdi-
ately after eating pancakes. Bryan
Kane. owner of the restaurant, was
held pending an inquest today.
The men all died within an hour
after the meal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18
Plan Nonstop
Flight, Sea tile
To San Diego

SAN DIEGO, June TS.-Early
next week Lieut. b. Il. Wyatt, flight
officer of the North Island naval
air station, will attempt Nonstop
flight from Seattle to San Diego.
Lieutenant Wyatt flew To Seattle
this week, making the trip in two
DAYS in the ship which he will use
on the long flight, l440 miles, to
the local base.
The ship to be used is Il seaplanc
With three blade propeller of a new
design, the plane itself being of the
SDW type. A request has been
filed with the navy department ITO
permit Lieut.. A. c. Miles to act as
pace setter for his fellow aviator
for at least 4 part of the long trip:
Lieutenant Miles will use the same
type of plane as Wyatt, but the lat
1er's ship will have greater fuel
storage capacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

Save mp all your old alibis. They
ale valuable. You can sell them to
the golfers.
Nice thing about having n family
IS you can think they are the cause
Of your being broke.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

Construction started recently on
the $4,000 lee manufacturing plant
of the Riverside Ice company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

The best suggestion for better
mailing week is, don't give them to
'our husband. ..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-18

The weather is too warm to have
a date with an old flame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

tas de Maravillas, al intento que te-
MIA fray Juan Bautista del Santi-
siJno Sacramento de reformar Y fun
dar la orden de descalzos de Nuestra
Senora de la Merced. Tambien lie
fueron reveladas las fundaciones
del convento de Santa Barbara; del
de las Jeronimas del Corpus Christi,
llamado vulgarmente de las Carbo-
neras, y, en- fin, del de Mercenarias
descalzas de Don Juan de Alarc6n,
en- e. que conserva su cuerpo.
FL sefalamiento de estos hechos
como de los que siguen no tiene IN
fin meramente devote, sino la curio-
sidad de sedalsr la clarividencia de
aQuella sierva de Dios como I'm ca
so que, aparte de la importancia
que tiene para los fieles creyentes,
ofr6cela tambien para quienes Sc
preocupan de los e. os psiquicos.
Los tiltimos lib C'amilo Flam
marion, ''Mas Ia = LAS casas
de duendes', c"e podric1 tener una
continuation en ot~o dcdicado exciu-
sivamente a ref-rir analogos casos
acontecidos en- Ms rid. royeladores
inquietantes de nuestra relaci6n con
el misterio Ell mismo .. Diego de
Torres vilIarroel, que ala-deaba de
espfritu energico y despreocupado, a
quien no asustaban los jacaros de
capotillo y guardajefio, nj ell suizo
con los bigotones, ell sable Y las es-
puelas, rindiose ante la evidencia
del espantable v sobrenatural suce-
so de que fu6 testigo en- la casa que
habitaba la condesa de los ARGOS EN-
Ia calIe de Fuencarral. La casa de
las Siete Chimeneas tenfa I'M fantas
ma. Y I'm clasico, de raro seso, vi
cente Espinel, refiere como Sc lie
apareci6 al marques de las Navas,
en- su reclusi6n del monasterio de
San Martin, Ell hombre quien ha-
bia dado muerte pocas noches antes
en- una encrucijada de Lavapi6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
ANTE FL MISTERIO

Y acaba su relate diciendo: Isl
fu6 Ell mismo espiritu del hombre
iGuerto;S angel bueno malo, dis
pGtenlo los sefiores te6logos".
Varones de virtud y ciencia ecle-
siastica, como EN- la Edad Media
ell prior de los dominicos de Nurem-
berc y de Basilea, fray Juan Hyder,
autor del "Formicarium y en-
p:eno siglo XIX el can6nigo espafiol
D. Vicente Manterola en- SUI estudio
lei Sataniano" hablan, aqu6l de
los maleficios y demonios, Y este, re-
conociendo la existencia de unas
fuerzas ocultas que entran en- ell do
mimic de la magia.
Pero no SO trata solo y sienpre de
los malos espiritus. Mejor triur-
falpente han de reveIarse los bue-
nos, y en- ell orden de las manifesto
clones de 10 suprasensible, una de
las mas sorprendentes es la del avi-
so que en- forma de presentimiento
o Ole vision pueden tener algunas
personals de que otra ha muerto en-
aqIel instante.
Plammari6n, en- ell segundo de sus
nbTos mencionados, cita diversos
casos en- que Sc ha producido ese fe-
fl6neno, y sin recurrir a ellos tene-
mos, muy anteriores, los que acae-
cieron cuando ell transito de la bea-
ia Maria Ana, el microbes IT de
abril de 1924.
A la mis1na hora en- que expiraba
Sc le apareci6 al venerable padre
fray Juan de San Jose, que era su
confesor Y fue vicario general de las
Descalzas Mercenarias. Caminaba es-
te prelado, con Ell padre fray Pedro
de San Cecilio, por las costas del
Alearbe Y del condado de Niebla, Y
habi6ndose quedado solo, algo sus-
penso cayo en- un estero ueno de
aqua del mar, y saliendo rapidamen-
te hubo de decir asi: ssVaya Ia
Santa al clelo''. Guardaron reserva
de clio, y como fray Pedro tomase
cuenta de la hora en- que ccurri6 e1
suceso, hall6se luego que era la mis-
ma en- que la Santa habia dejado de
vivir en- la TERRA.
I'm caballero, lIamado D. Juan
de Moncada, refirio que I'm
sjervo de Dios, en- ell que tai vez
Sc seflalaba el mismo sin nombrar-
ee estaba a aQueIla hora en- SUI ca
sa batallando con una grande tenta-
ci6n, cuando oy6 una VOC que decla:
siAhora acaba de expirar la madre
Maria Ana con 10 que 81 la invoco,
Y consiguio que nunca mas volviera
afigirle la peligrosa tentaci6n.
tCOntinla en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

FINCAS 81 cuerdas colindante pue
bio Rio Piedras, prOpia solares,
cafias Y lecherfa Precio muy redu-
cido. 100 cuerdas para arrendar
-cerca de Santurce con casa, establo,
etc. Informar&n Tel6fono 455 YER
de. Sauturce Box 139 Hato Rey
4-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ENESEA nsted una habitaCi0n fres-
ca, comfortable. Independence
En- Cataluna No. 4, parada 26 y
media, muy cerca de la escuela Luis
Muf0z Rivera, la encontrarA us
ted Familia respectable. r
~~~~~~~~~~S~>~
OPORTUNIDAD. Sc vende un
truck marca Ford. Cast nue.
70. Informara San Agustfn St. No.
64, Puerta de TERRA. 3-21
~~~s~>~~>~S~s~~-~~N> -~~N>N>>~eN>~S~@~s~s~~
kHUESTRA GRATIS.-Para lin.
piar,. piano muebles, ETC. Use SO
10 lfquidO VENEER. SOlicftelO en-
tOdas parties. Distribuidores. Cali
flames Co., Box 1914, San Juan. Co
mercio IL, Marina. f.
~~~~~~~~-~~~
CE ALQUILA Departamento, Y un
local propio para comercio bo-
tica en- la parada 5, carretera no
Al esquina a Pelayo. Informaran
en- los altos. Tel6fono 1894 azul. 1923
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TELA AZUL.-Colegio Puertorri-
queiio. LANA PURA. $3.50 var
da. GIUSTI. A.
~~~~~~~~~s~s~
CE NECESITA. A.-Una mujer que
sirya de cocinera, layandera,
anna de Haves Y practique ell aseo
de la casa, para dos sehores solte-
rones. Debe traer buenas referen-
cias. Sc pagara bien. Informaran,
Cuarto No. 6. cuarto piso del edifi-
clio Ell MUNDO. 3-20
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Ell RENO DE 10
SUPERNATURAL


SUPERNATURAL
Madrid: 1925.-El centenario de
la c6lebre madrilefla, beata Maria
Ana de JESUS, ha tenido coronation
con ell traslado de cuerpo incorrup-
to de aquella bienaventurada, que
ha sido conducido la Catedral, des
de Ell convento de las Mercenarias
de Don Juan de Alarc6n, y vuelto
con gran ceremonial este monaste-
rio el domingo 81 de diciembre I'LL
ti1no.
La casa donde naci6 la beata, en-
ell ninero 2 de la Gale de SANTA
go, ha sido engalanada iluminada,
y Ia vieja collegiate de San Tsidro
ha recibido durante la celebration
del triduo la vista de una enorme
muchedumbre, ansiosa de compro-
bar por sus propios ejos el estado
de conservation en- que permanece
el venerable cadaver. Un bien docu-
nlentado informe facultativo ha es
tudiado cientfficamente ell maravi
lloso case, pues segin parece no Sc
trata de una momificaci6n, y el
rocnerdo de la vida Y los prodigios
de la hija del manguitero Luis Ma
varro surge, reviviendo todo su in
ter6s.
Dejando, aparte, por no haber aqui
lugar, una relaci6n biografica Y la
resena de los milagros obrados por
Maria Ana, segdn consta en- ell pro-
ceso de beatificaci6n, senalaremos
solamente en- las manifestations de
su don de profecia las que Sc refie-
rem a la fundaci6n de instituciones
roilgiosas que cobraron pronto gran
&c fama en- Madrid y perduran en-
ire nosotros.
Verificaronse sus predicciones re-
lativas al convenio de las CARMEL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
IRAN OPORTUNIDAD. MOI
a LFOMBRAS DE LINOLIUN.-

En- tamaflos de 1Sx36 pulgadas
en- colores atractivos, muy prepias
para dormitorios, 20 centayos una.
Solicite precios por docenas. La Bo-
rinquen, Silva Martinez Y Co., r..
o. Box "a, Jose de Diego No. 1 St,
Rio Piedras, p. r. Al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

WASHINGTON. marzo, 20. (Uni-
ted Press).--El embajador- alem&n
Won Nathan, recientemente NOM
brado para representa- q Gopierno
aleman en- Washington, nas presen-
tado aver sus credenciales al pre-
sidente Coolidge.
AcompaH6 al embajador, todo el
staff de la embajada alemana.
>s~~~~~~~>>~1~~
CE ALQUILA casa peqsena de con-
creto en- la calle Williams diez
metros de la Gale del Parque; aca-
bada de construir, buen patio, cua-
tro dormitorios Y bnen sitio resi-
dencial. Informes, Park No. "a
Telefono 1862. 3-27
~~~~~~~~~>~A L>~<~~e<%~~~
GE VENDE o GAMBIA por ma
quina de escribir Underwood una
camara fotograffea marea Seneca,
tamaflo 5x7 especial para paisajes.
Informara Telefono 1156 negro, San
turce. 3-27
CE VENDE una maquiniIla Under
wood en- buenas condolences. ca
81 nueva. Informara tel6fono 800
rojo, San Juan, Sol 3S. 3-25
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I IBRETAs EsCOL.AREs. -Desde

cuatro centavos IN adelante, en-
superior calidad de papel y cosidas
con hilo. Solicite precios ror can't
dades. La Borinquen, Sii-a, Marr1-
nez y~Co., P. o, Box e4. Jose de
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