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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
ANOTHER DULL
DAY On MARKET

SEsw TpRk. Jun" cS-ln its general
asy>F~>ta t~tfays stock market duplicated
INC rrrvi"uS session. the turnover again
rafting FAR below recent high totals.
With -r~clalttrS manifesting conspicuous
strength.
Money conditions were u"der better
rnrtrNL probably ~ result OF les
ESr,>i demand. Call loans opened AZ
: ~ 81 per cont. fell to at midday
All closed fraction under the latter
orr'a:ron.
Tho gold outflow assumed more I'M
posing proportions. South America o"tns
she destination ct q small additional
consignment. with Spain also repre-
Sent"f IN the Gays engagements.
BETTER Industrial advices vera help
rul 10 equipments. although the strength
q those sha-,s was materially assisted
by tho excellent annual statement or
We American Car company Reports
tina. C ntracts TO- heavy purchases or
copper may SC N b. awarded by foreign
interests gave fresh momentum TO
rnetass ard spccIalties, notably chem
reals ard :e7 .:.Irrs were accelerated oy
the "HN'ra' d N.ucnd on VtrEtna-Car1-
linn Chemical
Trad nG N 'hs Ha.'y and intermediate
periods lacked initiative or incentive
but the pace quickrned as money re-
taxed stecls. tohaccos. food shares nd
local fractions Asing orIskly IN the
anal hour.
The one noteworthy movement among
rails was Baltimore & Ohlo's decline CT
four points on overnight news OF the
passing oS the dividend. such action ac-
complaining the company's new bord
Issue.
On the constructive side. Chandler
motors led at an advance Of % points
other motoSs, their subsidiaries. equip
ments. oils and miscellaneous issues
showing gains OF 10 points. Sales
amounted TO 875, 900 shares.
Liberty bonds were steady. the gen
eral domestic list easier and in3erna-
ticnalS irregular. Total sales (paS
value) aggregated $S.7S9.000. Old
United States registered IS rose y per
cent on call.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCKS.

CHICAGO. June 26--Hogs. r""etpts
81. 600: general market un"V~niy steady
a. 10 cents lower than Wednesday
average. On" load t@l.%n pracucal top
,"lln. Bulk 80 nUU Il IA: heavy weigh;
% toG1 .0H5. mod nm weigh @oo"m
loo. light weight 20.1hFr 2ll": lgh'
ISSOn .u.i: h"avY packing s"~s
smooth !? ~ Il @"iH. packing S"~s
rough lN.7Im 1850. prrs. l'""" lH.""
Cattle. receipts l2.0nr: beet steers
unnvcnlv - to - cents higher Eat CONS,
and hcirers, steady /" strong: bulls 10
/" - cents higher: calves. strong to 20
cents higher: f"Nders steady. cRnncrS
SOW Ia lower Beef steers. medium
and heavy weight: Choice and primo
1904 l5.5n. medium and good l.""H
1850 common ll.n0ml $50. Light
weight. Good and choice. l".+uN l".""'
common and medium ln.n"M l'."o :
butcher cattle: HcItrrS I.'1H lou
COWS, 7.iOMl3.an. Gamers and cutters
Oon73U Veal calves: Light and
handy weight 1T.@5 TlS.5n; feeder steers
g.gaHI9.15 stocker steers 5000 l2""
sheep. receipts 10000: lat classes
strong to IS cents higher: others TN.
changed Lambs. 81 pounds down 1925
ml5.75. culls and common S.5On lA.75;
warning wcthcrs l235 n 1918: Ewes:
medium. good and choice. 5OGS'@";
culls and commons so 600: breeding
ewes, 1.00n 1870.
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Anen- lHiEh- LOW. Close.
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, juno 26.-Ther" was
no change in raw sugar with c"ntr'tu-
gal quoted at 7.2s to the r"hnor. The
yecen, rainy weather that has prrvai"d
in Cuba has intcrfercd with IN" crop
70 some extent. although Of IN" total
number Of ccntrals that hav" hniSh"'
their grinding. IN" out-turn has been
larger than expected. Tn" board re-
ported purchases OF $3.50 bags OF
Porto Rico. and $4,000 Cuban tor July
loading.
In refined the distribution continues
large as rctrncrs arc all booked M Tor
some weeks 20 como and in many cases
arc refusing news orders hut thar" x =
good inquiry in the market from h"th
domestic and export sources. Prices
arc unchanged on the basis Of cents
for fine granulated.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Ry private wire % ~ +. Mastcn & Col
NEW YORK. Jun" 2G.-Thc tone OF
the market was somewhat improved to-
day but fluctuations were meaningless.
Scalping operations by room traders
constituted the bulk nf the turnover
and Il Is rather evident that the public
demand for industrial stocks especially
has been pretty we'll satisfied. even
though temporarily. OF course, with
thc money situation az II is at this
time il seems only reasonable that hull
ish efforts be postponed and until there
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STOCKS AID B0HDAL

is offering bars. plates and shapes al
Antwerp though probaly in not very
largo amounts. equal 20 and in some
cases lItlc below. British scaboard
prices. I.uxemhcrE plants expect to be
in full blast IN TWO months. cling
through Antwerp.
American pig iron is reported SOLO AZ
sSt5 below The British product Ameri-
can hiliHtS w:rc bought at SjS per Ion.
Liverpool for July shipment.
Italy - looking forward 10 getting
some If Nv" grea, quantities or scrap IN
France Germany md Austria and wants
Wcstrhalian coke the American product
MOI apparently being regarded favorabiy
IN comparison wen with English coke.
structural stcCl lettings continue 10
grow. and the Easl is now beginning 10
meet tho pace OF tho Central west. The
May which at $4,000 Ions were double
tho business taken in April.
TIg iron activity is mainly in foundry
u nd maIlsable grades sales Of 1000 and
S.nnn ton lots arc reported from CleVe-
land Inquiry which is not being ser
.nusly considered has come for contracts
for IN" frs, half NJ next ycar.
Tho government IN IN" chicago dis
lriCt sold 1850 tons af -. IN rounds FOR
rcrolliag purposes at A reported price OF
SoS.5n rcr ton.
! Based on the cost factor. Chicago bar
. iron mills haN" brought prices to a
parity with stce! bars raising the ton
| price $40.
\ manufacturer IN IN" Chicago dis
! rrict vas unahi" I" consider an inquiry
! Cor 2.nn". non bolts from an automobile
hIjldcr because prompt deliveries could
not be made.
| Unless ship building and locomotive
and car building soon show considerable
! expansion there viii probably hc Idle
! plato capacity. Cuba has bought SOC
| and Ch:l" i. IN N" market for nhn cars
Largo sales of COX" for last half do
| livery have been made in tho Pittsburgh
| district and prices ara suffer with
! foLndrl COX" - cents higher.
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acorx AID EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Juac 2G.-McrcantIlr pa
rrr. 5I7d5% Starting. Go-day bills
1856: commercial, 6o-day bills on banks.
H.55%: commercial 6n-day bills.
it55h: demand. 1858: cables. si.'9 4.
Francs. demand. $6.+S: cables. $6.T.
Guilders demand. 3S%C: cables, $3.50.
L,rcs demand SSn2: cables sS.ha. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular.
Time loans. strong: 81 days. 30 days
and six months. S hid.
Call money. strong: high. .: low. -.
ruling rate. .: closing hid. 5i2: Offered
Al T. last loan. 5a4: bank acc"Hanr'S,
AZ
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BUTTER, 1aas AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. Jun" 26-Buu"r. barely
steady: creamery higher than extras SIC
d sal. extra (92 scoreD 3:kC n 5@h
firsts 50tc fl So: packing stock. current
make. Number = IS &c q 46.
Eggs. irregular; fresh gathered extras
sic n So: do. 6rsts l5C a g.: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry white. fine to fancy 6oc n %, state
Pennsylvania and nearby h"nncry whltr.
ordinarv to primc &C q 50. do. brown
sac a IS: do. gathered brown and mixed
colors soc n s..
Cheese. flrm: state. whole milk. flats.
current make specials 32r n 32h2 do.
average run ale a n H.; state. whole
milk wins. current make. specials, 32C
a a.,7 do. average run 3oAc q 3li2.
F1our steady.
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PrrrssuRoH LIVE STOCK.

FITTSBURGIl Jun" 2b.--Nnt,T"~
Market steady; supply light: prime.
$l4.5na 1900.
Shcrp--Mark steady: supply light
prime wethers. S."Im 1000. cullS ana
common Sj.o0TI.0n: lambs. El3.boI
90. veal calves. So Il 20.0n
HoEs-Markct Irwrr: supply. 20 dou
hlc-dccks: prime h"aNIcS. S2lI5: me-
liums and heavy york"rs. S2l.G5 n eliza;
hight workers.. s2O.75 n cI.nn; pigs. 5000
RaO.T5; roughs, Sl7.D0G1 1875.
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outside Motor Stocks.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

LAST RI-F'FAI.O y. Y. juno 26-Cat-
,rc rernipts zoo: slow and easier
calves. receipts 500: activ" and steady
$500 n 1850. s an,
hiSher. heavy, mixed and workers. S-2.lu
light workers $2o.25 m $3.50: pigs $1,000
n 2o.25: roushs $3.50 n "OOO: stays
S1c.NO a 100: state S21.1I a 22OO
lambs 80 cents higher: others steady :
lambs $1,000 n 1900: wothers $3.50 n
II no: owes $500 n 9.0n; mixed sheep
$500 a $50.
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is change for the better in the credit
situation and OF which there arc 10 con-
crete signs Of yet. advances. il any. in
the industrial groups will undoubtedly
be very limited. We therefore believe
that the selling on bulgcs in many or
the industrial issues will be rather pop.
nlaT one for while. Al The same time
"" think events are in the making with
respect to the carriers that will make
their shares more attractive from spec
ulatiye and investment point Of view.
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'CORN MARKET
IS UNSETTLED

CHICAGO. Jun" "6.-Rapid fluctua-
tions within comparatively narrow lin
kN;. which displayed an unsettled en-
d,tlon. The close was weak. with prices
unchanged 10 ! 'Sc lower with July az
si.7?% TO- il.79&: September. il.73'. II
Sl7ia., and December $751; -
sl.5%&.. oats declined from sc In -
and provisions closed unchanged TO l'c
higher.
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! Cash quotations: Corn. No. yellow,
;H.7STls61a No. yellow. N.7S: No. j
! yellow. nominal.
/ Oats. No. white. se'e q 7nl-c.
Pork nominal. Lard, $3.50. RIBS
s21 .25f2S.On.
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LIBERTY BOND PRICES

tinaI prices today were: 3 i,s S99.2S; first
Is $9i.S2: second As $3.50; flrsts 4.s
SOL. 30: second Az S941i: third ~ 3
s?3.l2: fourth ~ s s9i.lS: Victory 81 8
SluO.O4; Victory 4%rs S99.9S.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va. June 26. -.
Furnished The Intelligences BY A. n
&asten a Co, members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Butk-
IA, wheeling. W. Va Louis r. Brand.
Resident Partner.
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Pay your water bills now and save
1915. City Treasurer Office.
conduN1oN sIRVIu

Communion service will be held Mex
Sabbath In the Vance Memorial Presby'
terrain church. Preparatory service Thu!
(FridRY) evening NJ \ o'clock. Preach
irS nv Dr N"Creary OF the Second u. p.
church Of Wheeling. -
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o.. June c6.-Cl"vrrS, i,
prime cash. s27.25: October, $3.50; -
cember. 9e4.1e.
Alsike prime October. s2l7". p''"l"-
bcr s2l-5o.
Timothy. prime cash. old $a.ii: nNw.
s555: September $6.l21%: r"tob"i. s. 80:
December, $3.50: March, $500.
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Stocks 15,34S.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, W. Va. June 26. 10.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A: f
Hasteu & Co.. members or the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ", Va, juno 2S. IS.
Furnished The IntelhgeRcsr by A. Il
uqsten Co.. members OF tne boSloa
stuck Exchange. National Bank Build
nR, Wheeling, W. Va
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. '1s.
Furnished The Intelllgencer By A. z
Mssten q Co., members Of the New forR
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
RK, wheeling. W. Va
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va, June 2s. 10.
Furnished Tho Intelligence by A. e.
Wnsten & Co. members OF the FnttSouIHn
ROCK Exchange National Bank Build
nE. Wheeling. W. Vs.
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Total sales So .2ooshar"'.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. vi. June IS 10
r,rr,shed -he IntellIgencer by a. =
usstsn & Co. members OF the New 1oIh
Stock Exchange. National BANK eolio'
NJ wheeling. ". va. |
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Juno Is. "a.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stocs
Exchange. compiled for the lnteiliEen-
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ND-Transfcr ho0F., &c - juno 70, TOT
a regular per c,nI cash lvidcnd pay
abb Jun" is.
CD Tram"f"r books clos" June 20. for
a regular per rent and an extra per
cent cash di, :dcnd, payAhl" juno 10
I2,-Trane fcr books ,.lrS" June u. Eor
a per cent cash DIVIDEND. payable
July /.
GD-Marland Refining 80. 4 ~ rcr
cent quarterly cash DIVIDEND STOCK oil re-
cord Iuu, 10 t.avahl" July 10. and a IS
urr cent stock dIvrd"ni stock Of record
June 30. payabl" July -.
Ward Baking Co Transfer DOCKS
close juno 90 for | y per cent cash
div .dCnd payahl" July !.
I6p--.Whr"lInS Mold & tdy. pfd--
Transfer books Close Jun" -. for A ;
rcr cent cash dividend. payable July J..
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Curb mining stocks.
II noIrun.

W BoLEUM.
OF, rTrY n 4 June 26.-Credit bal
Sbrez Ss FL 1924: average ST.
sTI, shinrnen $4,000; average 49,
> oe5. -.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
By John Sloan


nne example OF the work
painters and etchers of New York characters e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
OTRA AGGRESSION

Ell policfa Leonardo Perez formula
denuncia contra Juan Solano, quien
acometi6 y agredio con un arma cor
tante Tomasa Mendizabal, causan-
dole una herida incisa profunda de
veinte y cinco centimetros, desde el
borde externo del maxilario inferior
hasta la region parietal izquierda, de
la que fue curada de primer inten-
cion en- la salas de socorro, y despues
paso al Hospital en- estado grave. Ell
iuez Santos lie impuso un apo de pre-
sidio con trabajos forzados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

:. En- las ,elecciones celebradas por la
respectable logia "Caballeros del Pla-
ta", de Cayey, para el trimestre de
setiembre a diciembre, resultaron cleo
tos los siguientes oficiales:
Past Noble Padre, Miguel Guzman
Texidor; Past Noble Padre 2, Agustin
Vazuuez Figueroa; Noble Padre,
Eduardo Vazquez Colon; Past noble
Grande, Tulio D. Rivera; Noble Gran
de, Pedro v. Negron (reelecto) Vice
Grande, Jose vazquez Rodriguez;
Abogado (anual,) Florencio Ramirez;
Secretario perrhanente (anual) Luis
IS. Sanchez; DignO Tesorero Agnelio
Castillo; Digno Capellan, Narciso Re-
yes; Secretario Electo Arturo DiaE
Rivera (reelecto; Guardian Interioy
Lorssa deruarch; Asistente de la D,
inodoros. Carlos v. Diaz; Asistente de
... G., Jose Ramon BerriosS
~ = la d. B. v. G., Celso AL
nez; Asistente de Ia l.
.ricio Cora; Custodio, Jo-
,y director de Banquetes
50lano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
.ImpOTtantS
pOr Ia C0nllS

La Comision celebr6 su session ordi-
maria con asistencia de los ssfiores Ca
mufias, Bonner, Santiago Carmona Y
Torres, tratandose los siguientes asun-
tos:
A la porto Rico Telephone Co.,
Sc le concedi6 authorization para au-
mentar su tarifa de conexi6n por
mensajes larga distancia de 10
Is centavos.
A la "Yabucoa Sugar Co.. Sc lie
concedi6 una franQuicia para mantle
ner explotar un servicio de ancones
en- Yabucoa.
Ell Comite de franquicias recomendo
Sc concediera a la "Arecibo Dock and
Shipping Co." la frsnQuicia que soil
cita para construir, mantener explo-
tar una darsena en- ell puerto de Are.
cibo, y para establecsr y explotar un
servicio de lanchaje para la carga
Y desearga de mercancfas. La Conf
sion adopt6 e! informe, y en- breve Sc
dietara la opertuna ordensnza para ser
sometida a la Comision.
En- Ell asunto de la queja de La Jun
ia de Puerto contra la Porto Rico
Railway Light and Power Co.. pa
ra que levante las Was en- La calle del
Comercio, de la Marina, el Comite Es-
peciaL compuesto de los seiiores Be
nedicto, Bonner y Esteves sometio W
informe de la evidencia recibida de la
Junta de Puerto, Y acordo sefalar ell
dia 10 de Nmbre. para la continuation
de la vista y dar asi oportunidad a la
Porto Rico Railway Light and Po-
wer Co." para presentar su prueba.
En- la solicitud de franquicia de
Eduardo y Enrique Gonzalez para to-
mar y usar 60 litros de aqua por Sc
gundo del rio Herrera, de Rio Grande,
para fines de riego, La Comisi6n adopto
Ell informe del Comisionado del Inte-
rior, por Ell que Sc ordena Sc devuelvan
los pianos los peticionarios, a fin de
que Sc introduzcan ciertas modificacio-
nes.
Igual resolucion recay6 en- la solici-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
PARA ESPANA

FL vapor Manuel Calvo" lleva los
siguientes pasajeros:
Luis Rubert; Elvira Rodriguez; Je
sus Rodriguez; Roberto Rodriguez;
Manuel M. Fernandez; Enrique Bra
vo; Juan Pomar; Francisco Bux6;
Teresa Buxo; Saturnino Fernandez:
Ana Fernandez; Angela Hernandez;
Esperanza Hernandez GeigeI; Pillar
sGeigel; Jose Antonio Geigel;. Luis.
Geigel; Rafael Geigel; Aware Trlz
go Ma q Bozzo De Trigo; Nicehfe'
Lop pez n eFeedes Calvary; Ana
Cintfon Jorge Antonio SeIman: Jorz
ge abraham Selman Magdalena n y
de Selman; Manuel j. SeIman; Maria
Selman; Felix Sucre, Emilio Jaar,
Antonio Jaar; Maria Vda. de Kattini;
Josefina Kattini; c. Kattini; Fran
cisco Albertti; Carmen Gilet de Vie
chers; Carmen Isabel Wiechers; Fran
cisco Wiechers; Alfredo Alf. Vie
chers; Amalia Rosa Wiechers Car
men Isabel Wiechers; Carmen Arce
Vida. de Gilet; Carmen Bosch; Anto-
MIA Suarez; Elvira Moreno; Jose
Gonzalez Pacheco; Pedro Juan Gala
fell Miguel Reyes; Antonio j. Fuz;
Fernandez Angel Montal-
voS JOSS Manuel Lopez Geronimo
Plaza Enrique Moreno Sebastian
GonzaIez E. Moreno; Ffaueiseo 80
reno; Solomon Segnie; F'ra0clsa p
Acorbe; r.. Rodriguez; Marearita
Gaines; : Dolores Rodriguez; Blanca
Rosa Pardo; Jose Pardo Rios; Bar
tolome Riera; Julio Camelles; SIM
fOriano Fernandez; Jacobo Abra-
ham Selman. y Maria Jorobo Selman.
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TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
sEccIoN sEauNDA.

SECCION SEGUNDA. ..-..,
Club Nautico, The Gtaham Ganger,
Porto Rico Merchandise Stamp Co., The
Democratic Party y Porto Rico Asso-
citation. Las tres primeras, por infrac
ci6n la ley de Corporaciones las
otras tres por infracci6n la ley de
Asociaciones. Ell Tribunal impuso a
las. Corporaciones cincuenta dolares a
cada una y las. Asociaciones cinco do
lares "a cada una. n
Sinforoso Figuero, por acometimien-
to y aggression grave; jose Gregorio To
rres por infr&ccion al Codigo Penal;
Elizardo Rosado, por asesinato Ell pri-
mer grado, Y Mariana Rios, por infrac
ci6n la ley SO. FL tribunal declare
con lugar las exposiciones del case.
Mariana Rios, por infraccion la
ley 90. Ell Tribunal declare con lugar
Ia exception perentoria, presentada por
ell abogado, de que los hechos relacio-
nados no constituyen delito alguno, y
ordeno ell sobreseimiento del case.
Lorenzo Conception. por abuse de
confianza. Cinco dolares 0 un dia de
carcel por cada dollar que dejase de pa
gar.
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DESDE PONCE
sETIEMBRE 80.

Como estaba anunciado Sc celebro
el sabado por la noche Ell nitin de los
socialistas. Un grupo de los agitadores
de la Federation Libre, acompafiado
de una banda de misica fueron hasta
la entrada de Coto Laurel, con el pro-
posito de recibir al lider maximo, Sc
nor Iglesias. Ell senior Iglesias Sc hos
pedo en-. el "Hotel Hogar'' donde fue
visitado por sus secuaces.
En- la plaza "Luis Mufioz Rivera
Sc levant6 la tribuna roja, desde cuyo
si.io hablo el senior Iglesias al publ
CO. En- realidad de verdad, Ell senior
Iglesias no estuvo. a Ia altura de su
nombre. Desprestigi6 insult6 los
patriotas que forman en- el partido re-
publicano y en- la Union de Puerto Rico.
La policsa nos suministra hoy ell 81
guiente informe, que viene a confir-
mar la vsFdad de nuestras aseveracio-
mes: ~..
"Anoche en- La plaza 'Mufioz Ri
Il
vera,,1' Sc hev0 cabo un mittna de
caractsr ,obrero- -politico, en- Ell que hi
cieron uso de la palabra Miguel Ber-
nard Silva, Rafael Alfonso, Limo Pa
dro, Epifanio FiE, y Santiago Iglesias.
Sc dedicarop stacar la actitud del
Gobierno y "a censurar La Legislata-
ra. FL obrero Padr6 dijo que para de-
fender los derechos del obrero, 81 no
era necesaria la palabra, Sc recurriria
entonces al revolver y al "bolsheyi-
kismo'. Los oradores. atacaron La
policia y a, las cortes de Justicia.
Ell vapor ',;tcornelia'' atrac6 aver
Al muelle, con 300 toneladas de carga
con destino al comercio de esta cindad.
La polieia ha ,presentado las ST.
guientes denpncias:
Contra Julio Perales, por infracei6n
a la ley dc arbitrios; Emilio Morales,
por alterar. el orden pdblico, y contra
Jose Talton y, Carlos Martinez, por Ell
mismo delito.
u, Ell. CORRESPoNsAL.
\ D IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
"COBARDIAS"


va Sc esta epsayando la linda comedia
de don Manuel Iinares Rivas, tCobar-
dias". La ropra Sc estren6 en- Madrid
y constituy6 uno de los mayores exi-
toe del ilustra antor, que fue llamade
veinte veces a los honores del prosce-
MO. "Cobardias'' .es una comedia bien
cortada. escrita con Ell estilo hermoso y
expressive que perfla a Linares Rivas,
quien pone en- esta comedia todo el fue-
60 de su inspiration, y TODD Ell vigor de
su tecnica. El personaje principal de la
obra, Joaquin Figueredo'', es un tt
po que consigue atraer Ia atencion des-
de Ell primer momento que pisa Ia es.
cena. En- Ell intrincado y laberintico te-
rreno social Figueredo no es un PELE-
LIE que vive su vida ''debajo de la me-
sa'', como dice una expression vulgar
sino que es un tipo sumamente- intere-
sante, de, temple vigoroso y de carac-
ter 81 apacible, msrcadamente varoni'
Sc ha dicho y Sc ha creido a pie junti.
las que el ''tipo" que ha querido pre-
sentar Linares Rivas EN- su comedia es
Ia personifcacion geuuina, cierta, mar
cada y notable de 10 que es la "ener-
gia". No hay tai cosa. FL personaje
''coraz6n'' de "Cobardias' es un tipo
distingpido pintoresco, que, 81 aca-
so, quiere dominar con la energia. hay
veces que Sc acuerda que es un ttpo
humane y lie vencen las debilidades Y
las faquezas. Aun cuando en- la obra Sc
ven p;nceladas diafanas, a veces firmes,
a veces bien trazadas, en- otras Sc nota
falts de color y de perspective. Nos re-
ferimos, por supuesto, a Figueredo, que
representa- ell "loit-motiy" en- la enor
me comedia de Linares Rivas. Con to-
do Y con ESQ, sin embargo. Joaquin FL
gueredo es un ejemplo vivo de ener.
gia, de voIupSad que vence y que con
vence.
Ignoranos todavia quien hara el in
ttrsssDte papel de Figueredo en- la 'trou
pc Adams -Nieva Podemos asegurar
que el artista apropiado para i1terpre-
tst e vigoroso papel, no puede ser otro
cue don Enrique de Nieva, a nuestro
1uicio, uno de los mas eminentes acre
dItados de la troupe. Auguramos, des
de ahoraa un exito resonante con la re-
presents kci6n de la linda comedia de don
Manuel Linares Rivas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
OLA 81.

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