davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Pastry to u. S. and
Stabilize france, Is Plea

PARIS. Dec. Production and ex-
portation are recommended on all sides
II France as the only efficient means
of bringing back French exchange to
normal, but practical suggestions as
to how this is to be accomplished arc
scarce.
Ii is pointed out that France cannot
hope to supply the United States with
standard manufactured goods whose
merits are cheaoness and quality, be-
cause such goods are produced more
easily in the United States.
Louis Thomas. writing in "L'Inforra-
ton" gives list Of possible commodi-
ties for export, at the head OF which
he places French astronomical spe-
cialties. NJ. Thomas suggests q long
list Of French pastries and specialtes
which he believes would find ready
market in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Seek Representation OF
American Ice Co. Board
Committee Headed by J. "
Hartman Charge Present DS-
rcc.ors Have Little Interest

Charges that the prescn. members
Of the board Of directors Of American
Ice Company own hut a nominal IN
terest in the stock and tia: the best
internrts q The shareholders are not
hoinr served ~ the existing policies
Of the corporation are contained IN a
circrlar to stockholders. signed By j.
w. Hartman, Clarence J. Housman.
] R. Ogden ard Samuel Nofat. Mr.
Hartman is president OF the Harri-
man National Bank and Mir Housman
is member o. the Stock Exchange
firm OF A. A. Housman {. Co.
The circular states that The members
of the committee were appointed at g
meeting of stockholders where over
$4,000 shares of the preferred and
common stock were represented. The
committee announced it to DC IL iudg
n1ent:
First--That the board, which at pres
ont consists of fifteen members eight
of whom own but nominal interest
in The stock of the corporation, should
he composed Of stockholders having a
,srger financial interest IN both the
preferred and common stock of the
corporation.
Second-That the best interest of
the stockholders is not being served by
the existing policies of the corpora
ton, which are not sufficiently broad
and progressive to permit the corpora
ton to make the most of its opportu-
mites and to establish it's real earning
power
Third-That the corporation is not
keeping abreast of aggressive and pow
crful competition.
Fourth--That a plan should be for
mulated which will establish a more
equitable treatment Of the preferred
stock, and at the same time place the
common stockholder in a position to
not only share in the distribution OF
profits, but also 20 be accorded repre-
sentaton on the board.
Fifth--That the stockholders should
be advised from time to time as to the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Urges Ships Be Sold
To Private Interests

SAVANNAH, Dec. 10.-~Speaking on
the future of shipping in this country
before the Southern Commerc Con-
gress here, A. NJ. Harris, vice-president
of Harris, Forbes & Co., toe day warned
against a program Of further expan-
sion of shipping not predicated upon
actual needs for ships.
Urging that the ships owned by the
Shipping Board which controls three
fourths Of the TONNAGE under the
American flag Mr.. Harris explained:
what is needed IS the cnactment lnro
law of safe standards governing the
issuing of shipping securities. Follow
ing that It will rot be difficult to edu-
cate the investing puolic and develop d
ready market for the sale Of obliga-
tions so issued
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Lawrence
Petroleum Co.
December 4, 1910,

The Board of Directors of this COM
rany has declared s.mi-annual
dividend of 712fc, payable January
md, 1920, to stockholders of record
December %, 1910.
stockholders are requested 10 send
notice OF any change in their address
to Melhuisl & Company, No. 40 Wall
Street, New York, NJ T., so that
checks may be promptly received
Al the next meeting of the Board of
Directors resolution will he pre-
sented 10 increase the cash dividend
rate. placing same on a quarterly
basis, and to declare a stock dividend
of 1000 on outstanding capitalization.
J. M. KILLlAN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
nancial condition Of the company and

financial condition Of the company and
Of such other matters as would be OF
interest 30 them.
Sixth That these conditions in your
corporation can be corrected by q
more direct representation of the
owners OF the stock, and in placing
mis- matter before you the undersigned
committee has TO object IN view other
.fs. to advance she interests OF your
corporation We are therefore inclcs
.ns proxy herewith, which we request
that you execute and return to this
committee.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
The Chase National Bank
of the City of New York

The Board OF Directors has declared
quarterly dividend OF tSo on the capital
stock OF this bank payable January 2
1920. to stock holders OF record at the close
al business Deceni Der 26. 1919. The trans
fer books VIII not close.
A. c. ANDREWS, Cashier.
her rato
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Dividends
Extras

Commercial Exchange Hank-An extra
al difidend OF . per cent has been declared.
IN addition TO sami annual dividend OF
20 per cent. both payable January 2
Independent Pneumatic Tool Company
Extra divide nd Of 8 per cant, in addition
10 the regular quarterly dividend OF 5 per
cent, both payable January 10 stockhold. :.
cgs OF recpr! December 20
West Point Manufacturing Company
IN extra dividend of 10 per cent has been
declared, IN addition 10 ,hn semi annual
dividend OF per cent, both paya ble jan
uary TO stockholders OF record Decem :
bcr 9
Raprulas nacIa .at;.p.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

aud Transport Company; Ss362, 900 ad-
dltional 6 per cent cumulative deben-
ture stock OF the General Motors Cor
poratlon; temporary certificates for
3e 900 shares Of common stock of the
Mullins Body Corporation; temporary
certificates Cor 1882 shares of com
mon stock of the Columbia GRAPHIC
phone Manufacturing Company; Sl5,-
uUG.o0o additional common stock Of the
Stude ebal,er Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81

III tOE-NI7 -SO- o.
y quarterly dividend o! two and one ha II
per cent two and one-ha!f dollars per
saarel the Ga pitai stock OF this Com
pany has neen declared. payable on Jan
uary u, 1890. to stockholders of record at
the close OF business December 20. 1919
JOHN w DAMON, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE HOOKING VALLEY RA1Lva
Due December 1. 1920. 1921 and 1924

THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY CO
81 way, New York, Novern Yer 26 1918
The Board OF Directors has o-day de-
clared a DIVIDEND of TWO PEP
EN- upon the capital stock of the Com
pany, payable December 81. 1919 TO stock.
holders or record December u, 1913
transfer books will not close
thecks VIII be mailed TO stockholders at
tre addresses recorded on the books Of
the Company
A. TREVVET'r, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ST
oils CAR ANXERTISIAG CO

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that specia.
Ineetins OF the stockho,ders OF the ST.
Louis Car Advertising Co. Inc. with hs
held on the 24th day OF December 1919
a. II G clock in the forenoon at the of -
OF the Company. No. Is Cedar Street. Bor-
ough CT Manhattan. City OF New York. for
the purpose OF changing the name OF ths
said corporation TO that OF the Union Car
Advertising CO.. Inc.
Dated New YORK. December I'd. 1914
WILLIAM G. PRICE.
President.
EDITH KRESSE
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Pre-war issue
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
lIntcres to be Added

Bid Asked
Anglo-French Extern IS, 1920. 9bas 95a
Argcnt.nc Intern Us, s45. 73s
Canada, Dom of, 5s. 1921. 97N 97H
do 1926 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 92N SO
do 1881 .................... 93 931a
Chinese Gov 4 Ry IS. 1851. 507s
Cuba Extern 5s. 1874 ......... S0M a27a.
do 6s. Series A. l949. ....... 907s
DO 4Hs, 1919. ........... -. 1915 IS
Doniir ,an Rep SIS, 1853 . 81
City of Lyons l5-yr IS 1894. 92as 92h
City OF Marse Hes l5-yr 6s. 1884 923s 9213
City &C Bordeaux l5-yr IS. 1894 92$s 81
City Of Paris 6s. 1921. ....... SO 933s
jay Gov 4 ias. str in. 1925.... 1885 II -
do AS. ID ser. l925....... Is ~ ~
do Il, sterling In, 193t.... 66 6S
City of Toxic Us. 1852 2....... 81 ,593s
l CT Br & I 5-yr 5iss 1921 96 96as
DO 3-yr 4i9s, 1922. 97a4 977s
do 9-year > .2s 1929 ....... ao1s a6 =
do 20-year 5i2s. 1937....,.. S8la SS}l
Mex Extern str 5s of 90. I945 IS a'Ss
do gold Is of '04 1884 ..... 4l5s
(SaiaSl
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOChHOLDEKS
the Stocb.lo1sers ..
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11


F6.ooo.ooo. consisting OF sixty. rhoussne
shares OF tbs par value of 500 each
+" l-Oo0.o00. consisting OF one hundred
and twenty housand shares OF the pas
Of $5.oo0.0c0 consisting Of sixty thou-
sand shares Of the par value Of 500
each
to' To authorize the Offering Of sueh
increased stock. 70 Wit s. 900 900. for
subscription d, the rate OK 800 70
Zach 800 par value thereof. pro rata u.
proportion 20 their several holdings 10
the stockholders Of the Company OF roc
ord AT he close Of business Daesrl
Der "a. 1919, such subscriptions pc
made IN or before such date and unoe
such regulations and provisions saa-.
be determined by said Executive Com
Inttee notice of the time and mailne~
Of making such subscriptions 10 bet
given by tne Secretary Of the COMPANY
10 each stockhoder OF record on the da-'
80 fixed. by mailing a copy of such no
tice TO each stockholder at his ia-
known Post Office address, ar leas. -i'
I6i days before the termination OF tbs
period during which such subscrtpr 1A
cdn be made. and :" suthorize the sale
ny or under the direction OF rhe saiG
Executive Committee OF all shares %
such increased stock not so taken ami
paid for TO such persons. IN such man
ner. at such times and at such price,
said Executive Comnl,tee shall Re
terrnine such prices. however. 10 oe ro1
less than 800 per share;
Co To take such other action as ma =.
properly come befors .hs sald meet rs.
in relation to the proposed increase o.
said capital stock and the disposition
thereof.
Dated. New York. December .. 1919.
ALVIN W. KRECH. President Of
The Equitable Trust Company
OF New York.
Eek. Secretary Of
The Equitable Trust Company
OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
New Issue
$4O00,OO0
American Gas & Electric Company
Six Per Cent Secured Gold Notes

Six Per Cent Secured Gold Notes
December l. 2
ss % sss. s s%y s'"as, Notes dated 1919
N % Yi % 7"~ % Principal and interest payable New York Cold Total authorized
given eLp mulcI Itomah hHrou mNeCon
Votes Secured by S6667000
Electric
que 7 The Ohio sand
operates the electric light Company
Ohio the bonds of wb
utilized for the redemption of s5oooo and
identified
tons supplying electric light and
Net Gas and Electric conpanv income
total interest chse of Iv
~ S" % 0'y
American Gas and
1910 lrae Snashd
bout2
Ohio Pwer copan manufacturing coal and
o uph nows
The the
dR
o al uchb snowout utsandng.
FRS
Bonds
bndsg
when. sssndu if
o flegadc bycoun
1Ya and o Net
2Year Notes 90 and interest," to Ne
s OF "% n " :% ssg D a a24 S % M
VIM. A. Read & Co.,
auandCdar Streets
New York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Mining Stocks

N51e Aiaska-Br c NJ
l7ur Am Hord Min.
100 America Mines
1900 Arizona Silver
300 = Atlanta. $50.
27o0 TTBelch d (ap)
$500 *rBelch E (ap)
1000 BIG Ledge. 80.
200 Booth =.
5000 TBost g. Mont.
1900 sICalendonie
2o0o Canada Copper
5000 'cardelaria Sil
$500 SCashboy d.
GA Sons Vir Sill.
200 Cresson Con G.
l57On Divide Extep..
l0c0 III Salvador Sill
5000 "Eureka Cr NJ.
1890 *Forty-nine NJ
: 30O0 @tCol,i Zone p.
500 sGolEert Gate.
+ 2700 "fGoidheld Cons
i6500 StGoldAsld Dev
$500 *Go.dhcid Flor.
5000 GoldaelI Mer
2500 Great Bend.
$3.50 H5cla Mining.
1859 Iron Blossom.
$500 slim Butler.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
TIE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMP ANY or NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Special Meeting of the StosN-
holders Of The Equitable Trust Com
pany Of New York is. by authorit,
and direction of the Board of Trus-
tees OF the said Company. hereb,
called to be held at the principa
Office OF the said Company. at No. 81
Wall Street. in the Borough of MAJ
haitian, in the City of New York, on
the 24th day of December. 1919. at
1870 o'clock in the forenoon. The
object Of the said meeting is
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Sale"
1000 Nat Petrol.
1900 *Midwest-Te .
100 NAT OIL & Bes
100 North Amer Oil

wv vi 80 f'N
300 sOhio Range.
500 Omar O&G ,nl.
l"0u SOS NO syn inc
500 -pan-A p "B'.l
500 TPennok Oil E.
500 "Phillips Pet.
1000 Pred {, Ref
1N91 Ranger CHI
,eH Re- Rock oi'
100 *Nyan Pei ...
i5en Salt Crk Prod
1000 ~shell 'Ir {. 1r
22N0 Skeily Oil
ISo0a "simms Pet
200 $50 ST Con Cp
1900 Spencer Pet Cp
l@ob Seoeoyah @ & r
l2Y" Stanton OH
200 Star-Tex PEI.
800 Trexana Oil
1900 *Tex-ken Oil
600 Texas Co W /.
poo Tex Rang P&R.
lt20o *I'exon OIL < l.
l7JN Tnraman OIL
2N0V Trinity Oil Cp
300 *unit Tex Pete.
1900 Vulcan Oil -.
'eN Victoria OIL.
pn9 Nhelan o.,
200 "Wh Eagle OR
l7uuu White Oh
500 Vooeiburn o vi
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

unlisted. Sell cents per share.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
NAL DEN COMO HOY A
- Ez@9
"Recordar es vivir--Dante.
4 DE DIc1EMBRE DE 1918
Naci0 el Poeta Marrnol

Don Jose Marmol, poeta Y escrisor
argentine, naci6 en- Buenos Aires ell
de diciembre de 1918. Destinado por sus
padres a la carrera de las letras, hizo
alternativamente sus estudios en- las es-
cuelas publicas de Montevideo y dc
Buenos Aires.
En- 1888, cuando Sc hacia va notar en-
ne sus jovenes companeros por la gene
rosidad de su caracter y su instruction,
corrio la suerte de muchas otras perso-
mas distinguidas de su pals, abrien-
dose su inocencia las puertas de los
calabozos politicos, que nunca como
entonces es;uvieron tan poblados en-
Buenos Aires. A falta de tintero, Mar
mol escribia con carbones en- las pa
redes de su prision, apostrofes contra su
injusto opresor. Uno de esos apostrofes
.erminaba con la siguiente estrofa:
Muestra a mis- ojos espantosa muerte,
Mis- miembros todos en- cadenas pom;
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"Recordar es vivir---Dante.

barbara! nunca mataras ell alma,
Nj pondras grillos a mi mente, no!
Habiendo obtenido su nbertad, Y bur-
lando las pesquisas de Rosas, Marmol
hugo de Buenos Aires y no volvio a su
pals has.a despues de la caida de aquel
'tirano. Libre va la patria argentina del
despota que la oprimia, Marmol som6
parte en- la politica, y fue electo MEM
bro de la camara de dipu;ados.
Las composiciones mas notables de
este poeta son: CANToS DEL PERE-
GRINo EN- Ell MAR, que tiene paginas
admirables para honra de la literature
americana; Ell rs DE MAYO DE 1s43;
ell PoETA, y ell CRUzADO, Y una no.
vela titulada AMALIA, publicada EN-
1852.
Marmol escribio .ambien en- varios pc
riodicos politicos y literarios.
Fue director de la Biblioteca nacional.
de Buenos Aires.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

mos adnirar ell alma profundamente
artista, la inspiration brillante Ia
ejecucion insuperable del erudito pia-
nista portorriquefo, cuya fama ha tras
pasado nuestros limites insulares, lle-
vando su nombre esclarecido los mas
altos centros de America y Europa.
Luego, todos, a la casa de nuestra
buena Luz. GY que decir de aquel al
muerzo esplendido, por ser criollo, Y
ameno por ser EN- dicha casa? Mejor es
callar cuando va Sc ha manifestado
mudamente nuestro sincere regocijo
agradecimiento.
A las tres de la tarde dio comienzo
ell refiido desafio de ''base BALI. en
ell que hubimos de conquistar un nue.
vo triunfo. Nuestros ,muchachos, acos-
tumbrados presentarse en- publico,
no Sc amedrentaron nj siquiera un ms
tante ante aquella soberbia enorme
multitud que gritaba desaforadamente,
dando amino los muchachos de Pom
ce. Para contrarI estar, sus brios, los mu-
chachos de la Universidad, presididos
por nuestra banda, ocuparon ell lado
/ opuesto, ALI plantamos en- alto nues-
tros entusiasmos y acallamos con ell
estruendo de nuestra mnsica nues-
tros cheers, ell clamor de las voces
contrarias Eramos menos pero grita-
bamos mas. Estabamos en- campo ene-
migo y tuvimos que esforzarnos todo
/ 10 possible para ayudar a los nuestros
a conquistar la ruidosa victoria que
obtuvimos. Ell "score" fue, 2 5.
Decidido ell desafio en- favor nues-
tro, recorrimos en- triunfo las GALES de
Ponce, dando vivas a nuestra invicta
novena, y hacienda notar nuestra gran
algeria y regocijo por ell ruidoso triunfo
Por la noche asistimos al gran bale
que habia preparado en- Ell "Hotel Me-
lia'', al cual concurrio un nutrido CRU
po de muchachas capaces de hacer bal
lar un santo. Por que, ESQ ST. las
muchachas de Ponce son simpatiquisi-
mas y bellas, tienen el buen gusto
de agradar Apellidos como valdivieso,
Souffront, Dalmau, Mulet, Capo, Val
dejully, Valero, Higuera, Oliver, ETC.,
suenan EN- nuestros oidos como alegres
campanas pascuales en- un domingo en-
fiesta. Por 10 que mi respecta, viviria
eternamente en- Ponce, al lado de tan
simpaticas amiguitas..
Acompanados de los amigos Fer
nando E. Garcia, Enrique Campos, Ro-
binson Bon Aurelio Gautier, vista
mos Ia ciudad Y apreciamos ligem-
mente desde 10 mas alto de su ornate
publico, hasta los mas lejanos rinco-
mes de sus barrios. Ponce es rln pueblo
enthusiastic alegre, unico en- varios
aspectos de su vida social. En- Puerto
Rico solamente hay UN Ponce
Ell domingo por la noche regresamos
Rio Piedras trayendo en- nuestros CO.
razones la pena de la ausencia Y ell
placer del exito Vaya nuestro since
ro agradecimiento nuestro APPLAUSE
todos los poncefios, que tan bien Sc
portaron con nosotros. A
ASsUR BANI PAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
RuidOSO triunfO de la UniverSidad
en- los uegOS celebrates en- Ponce

Durante los dias 26 27 de no
viembre. los trenes salian de la esta-
cion de Martin Peia, atestados de es-
tudiantes que iban con direction a
Ponce, en- Ia persecution de un nuevo
triunfo atletico, para nuestra vieja y
querida Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Pero la excursion grande, ell grupo mas
nutrido de colegiales, salio Ell la ma
hama del dia %, acompanado del team
de "Base Ball., y de la gran banda
del Battalion de Cadetes de esta ms
titucion. Seis vagones cuajados de jo-
venes alegres y revoltosos, habian de
cruzar los pueblos de transito, en- ca
da uno de los cuales hubimos de dejar
ell jubilo Y Ell entusiasmo que saltaba
en- nuestros pechos por medic de 'jells
racks canciones nimeros de mi-
sica que ejecuto acknowledgements nues-
ira banda.
Demas esta" narrar la historic del
viaje. Con decir que ibamos ALI como
ciento cincuenta estudiantes, Sc COM
prendera todo Despues de diez horas
de viaje llegamos Ponce, donde nos
aguardaba un nutrido grupo de es-
estudiantes, acompanados de la ban
da de aquella poblacion, y al poner pie
en- terra .dieron comienzo los tche-
ers" que habian de competir con los
nuestros. Nosotros hicimos coro Y ell
primer grito fue un saludo a nues-
tros queridos contrincantes. Con nues-
ira regia banda la cabeza, marcha-
mos hasta la plaza de Degetau, donde
nos disolvimos para buscar alojamiento
A las ocho de la noche v ante una
numerosa coneurrencia, dio comienzo en-
ell salon de actos de una escuela de
Ponce, una brillante reception, EN- Ia
, que tomaron parte los jovenes Balsei-
Iro, Hortas, Ramos Antonini y Pedrei-
ra, de nuestra Universidad, en- compa-
MIA de otro mas de la alta escuela de
Ponce. La simpatica y amena velada,
ell la cual no faltaron dulces, refrescos
-mantecados, fue un alto eSponente
de la amplia y exquisite cultura inte
lectual de nuestra juventud Los Sc
fiores Cosme Clavell, Candido 'Collac Y
ell inspector de escuelas, iniciadores del
simpatico acto, reciban nuestras mas
sinceras gracias por ell cumplido reci-
bimiento de que fuimos objeto.
A la maiiana siguiente una conf
sion formada por los jovenes estudian-
tes Julio Garcia, Antonio r. Barcelo,
Erasto Arizona, E. Ramos Antonini, Jo-
sc A Balseiro, Antonio S. Pedreira,
Rafael Perez Enrique Campos, visi-
to las redacciones de "El Dia'' lei
Aguila'', saludando en- nombre de los
demas estudiantes a la alta prensa de
Ponce, ALI fuimos objeto de cumpli-
das deferencias por parte de los direc-
torres redactores de esos diarios.
Antes de ir esta comision, almor
zar en- la casa de nuestra querida ami
guita Luz Maria Dalmau, asistio a un
peQueho pero regio recital, que nos
ofrecio galantemente unas de las mas
prestigiosas. figuras en- la miisica re-
gional: don Federico Ramos. ALI pudi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Por orden del Fiscal fueron ares
tados Emilio Rios y Juan Rosario,
acusados> de vender leche adulterada.
Tambien fueron denunciados por or
den del referido funcionario, Manuel
Rios Ocasio, Jose de JESUS, Emiliano
Quirindongo, Josefa Rodriguez, Ro-
dulfo y Josefna Ramos, acusados del
mismo delito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
De SAN SEBASTIAN

Termino In cosecha de cafe rindien
do esplendidos resultados economi-
cos. Con tai motive los agricultores
Y cosecheros del rico grano muestran-
sc sumamente satisfechos por ell bri
llante exito alcanzado. Actualmente
el precio del cafe fluctia entire $25 Y
$26 fanega verde seco hasta $2S.
mo es un precio excelente?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

esencIe
han nscnddo shenencIo
"a de - snsss
e rsnne6st nsnsls ss
IA
apso. tsnsss
Ia apsueba los Esa~s
y a Boteas ' nru1wr
e dcaroI e 4.
Buffalo, n. w.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Sc nos informa que va esta orga
nizada Ia huelga agricola, que va
han sido enviados pliegos a las cen
trales azucareras, exigiendo $3.50
diarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Sc ha embarcado para los Estados
Unidos el conocido abogado don An
tonic F. Castro, quien va acompana
do de su distinguida famiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Ha regresado de los Estados Uni
dos el conocido comerciante don Juan
Diaz, encargado del departamento de
ropa hecha del acreditado establaci-
miento "El Louvre.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Desde hace algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira recluido en- ell Hospital San Lu
cas- el prestigioso y distinguido ca
balero don Agustin Chavier, conoci
do familiarmente por don lingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

FL active comerciante de esta pla-
za don Wenceslao Sire, Sc muestra
muy satisfecho de. sus negocios CO.
merciales. pues hizo muy buenas ope-
raciones ha tenido muy buenas ofer-
tas sobre el precio del cafe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Tambien ha sido denunciado por el
delito de exposiciones deshonestas,
Rosendo Rodriguez, de % amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Muy satisfecho sc muestra ell pue-
bio de San Sebastian de su Cons ejo
de Administration. FL Comisionado
de Servicio P1blico, siempre active
y diligente en- el cumplimiento de su
deber, esta realizando important
simas gestiones en- benefcio de la
poblacion. Iguales trabajos estan lie
vando cabo los demas Cemisionados
Senores Rabell Pavia Fernandez.
Para todos nuestra felicitacion.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

La central PLATA SUGAR CO..
empezara pronto su zafra. Las caias
sc hallan en- magnificas condolences
y todo hace presumir que la cosecha
sera magnifica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
Dedic6 vida al estudio de los dolores DEF alum
bramiento y las doIencias feneninas
AMPARApoR DEL SExO FEMENINo

Mlares de sshoras sssotItas De tos Esssdo. Uatsss
del eIanero, puedsn deeIr cue dsbsn u
felIcidad que dutan NJ oportuno o. sspfmdtsa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Continua mejorando de salud en-
su residencia temporal de los banos
de Coamo, el prestigio y alto CO.
merciante de esta plaza Sr. Joaquin
Oronoz Jr. Nos alegramos mucho de
su meioria, pues ell senor Oronoz es
un l.J)orio;o hijo de este pueblo,
donde goza de generates simpatias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

Vicente Ruiz fue denunciado por
infraccion a la ley del cierre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04

El Tribunal de este distrito ha ci-
tado para el dia .15 los caballeros
que componen el Gran Jurado.