davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND Observation-Disclosures
choice. 100 lbs. sll.5o91l;7s: Manchurian.
'i1.So el1; Coscorrones. Chilean, ssqS75;
pea, choice. 20: medium. choice. 50: Lady
Warrington California. ISIS; small white.
California; ts,76; large white. Idaho. 1915;
TsD:T, e gsi %an
red marrow. ,tli.so; Kintoki. Manchurian,
soup. ,ii. whit. kidney ' choice set .isa5S
l2.5oi imperial. $40: Kumamoto. Man
ehurisn %; c.esiierc Chilean. $50;
charian, round. ,s'SsS7.i5; long. isi1 crop,
t6.so@1; long. tL75; short, $3.50 9s; Cali
foTnia. ,7e72S; pink, californis. 81; lima
1919. ts.759726: green. Wisconsin, $500
rs: California. ,7!oe7;75; Chilean. 40
;s.so9s5o; black eye. California, 1925;
w y y ( 80 small Manehurian' 'S'7Ss'i large
BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
h.. 5s9S5He,; extras: q: score. 5!hc,
hrsts, So to 81 score. 629s+c.; seconds. IS
81 score 80 GIL SsiS Hs; lover Grades
5shc-; seconds. 529bic;; state dairy tubs.
ns Ssm Ss;c fDOa 70 prime soH
irsts. so@slc. lower grades. asa q 81 c. +:
ladies. current make. frsts. 4S94sc.; sec
S Sas .tost edrr lSxs mako frsd sc ~
47c.: No. .. +6c.; lower grades. +s646hc.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk. fresh fats.
colored or white. H.. san @33Ac.: average
run. 3lK 9S1kc.; lower grades. 23@31c.
twins. specials. white or colored. sax q
s2kc.: average run. 81 @ sac; lower grades.
6@3ohc.; Wisconsin, whole milk. twins,
fresh, 81 SAKE: single daisies. white, s3@
3shc.: coIored. 336S3hc.; double daisies.
colored, fresh, sac 33c.: young Americas.
fresh. ssdsshc.: state. skims. specials.
24@ 1sc. prime to choice. 400 22c.; fair to
good. l5@lsc. lower grades. 7d14c.
COTTONsEED OIL-RanEe of prices:
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EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras, dozen. 50
gSbc.; extra rrsts 5i659c.. nrsts. t7m
ss No. sns Se syHs S ' sns
poorer. 3o@Ssc.; checks, good to choice
dry, 34@36c.; under grades, 250s3c.: re-
.TS.se s.eoads faa fsxS SOe' st rsts
Pennsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
whites. nne to fancy. e7@ roc; fair to
70 prime. scSssc'; Pseisc coast COAST wS SS 60
@ssc.; other Western and Southern. gath
cred whites. lS@ssc.; State. Pennsylvania
SIC. gathered brown and mixed. eciorss,
graded, fancy, badS7c.; fair to prime. IS
FLOUR AND MEAL-Rye -four dun;
fair to sood, ss5o@S: ehoiee TO fancy
ss,s60s2b: White corn four dull; H.s59
Gas per 100 lbs ,cornmesI dull; yellow
ErsSulStsd. $50; white Ersnulated. 's.os:
heavy middlings. do. $50: red dog nour.
lto ID. sacks, $50: Western steady; bran.
red dog flour. lao Id. sacks. SOON. oil
meal. 5000 nominal in 100 Id. sacks.
{ FRUITS FRESH APPLES Star,
fancy fancy sa S:s gs'I .m. sna Psat
Ss cd Dsshs ss,,,s Dbl snsSG.SSo rEAas.
southern. ebI: NOS; ciapps Fayerits'
PEAcHEs-o.orsia; faneya crate. ;LSt as;
Sushel bsE'' Hats: Tennessee Eiberts
crates. isSost; Jersey, Carmen, crate.
;ii::s9h,S' Jersey: .bushsI bsk;i ,i,ss9
HUcKLEBERRIEs OF, iOesee.
LEM box. s5@s.25. Avo-
cADA PEARs-Florida, doz. $500 (;
Porto Rico, doz.. s2ms MUsKMELONs-
Turleck. crate, 32.so1S; Arkansas. crate.
Sidi.25: Maryland. crate. 81 a so; ostrich
egg melons. California and Arizona. case,
Ssn2.7s. wArERMEI.oNs-Sou car.
Sl2B Of 50
FRUITS. DRIED = APPLES - Evapo-
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

For account of executors:
30 shares National Nassau Bank of New
York in liquidation, n0h per share.
shares Amalgamated Medical supply
Company, 500 shares the Arizona Cop
per Belt Mining Company, - lot
For account OF whom II may concern:
SO shares SeAboard Brass Foundries. Inc,
preferred, $50 lot. 49,.
1855 "a shares SeAboard Brass Foundrtes,
Inc, common. t25 lot.
IS shares Young a Grimm Coffee Company.
Inc, preferred, $500 lot.
s2 shares Young a Griffin Coffee Company,
Inc. common, $3.50 lot.
50 shares Montauk Bank of Brooklyn. NS2
eos Shares American sintsrins Company,
sl25 per share.
100 shares Second Avenue Railroad Com
pany, A.7so New York Terminal Com
pany temporary certificate for income
bonds. dated February 2, 1909 as lot
BO7 shares Tungsten Products Company of
Maryland common. 2,loo shares TunE-
stem Products Company of Maryland
preferred, $4,000 Tungsten Products
Company of Maryland 6 per cent. bond.
dated August 70, 1917, and payable
August rs, 1890. secured by mort
gage covering certain real estate in
Baltimore county. Maryland. buildings
machinery and fixtures S250 lot.
203 shares Colwsll Lead Company pre-
ferrsd. Sss shares Colwell Lead Com
pany common. ti3o lot.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

: .ss. seer. isssss, hish.r: su,i:, sr$ aG
Ordinary to fair steer, sold at sio.7s9
1925 per 100 lbs: common light State do,
s HS;yS; no no prime steers offered; common to
N9io. Dressed beef steady at iT0a5c.
per ib.. for native sides.
,,s Sales. Sanders: 10 Va steer. LIS
1904. sit.s; Is. ISis, :i4: ' cows .' 49, s.
30; Mcpherson. & Coz. 70 Ky. steers,
ii .Sss ' ,i;Iii u 80 ,iS,, e Gehsna'
lac, 's;ss; p SOS. ss;sS 10 cows, 80.
s sS:9HG r.. 70 y, :,s:s: III ,1sss: a.
Housemsn; Is Canada steers. s4s. ;ia7S;
x loso. si2.16; 6 oxen, 1.3lo. $3.50. J.
ssih.anosrg ~. Som Sa: 20 Ky. steers Lis.
Curtis Son: 10 bulls. rs ~ q 81; C. cows g.
1000 s.. John T. Dreelan. state stock.
CALvES-Receipts. 2.I5o head; 1870 %
sale. Market higher: Common to prime
..eals sold at sl792t per 100 lbs, cuiis,
WWs ss,itI skin, skimm;lh calves 'lltO9Iasoi
yeals strong at 279slc. per ID; country
dressed do. 2s03oc.
~ sai.smJohn T Dreslan: 10 ve.ls. lss
S4; : yearlings AIS. 81. j. G. Curtis q
s iSI , 81 vssi' 1's st d .saSo IL.
Western calves, ISL. sis; 50, iss. sii.1s.
milk calves: 49, ~. 8. Judd 4 Co: IS
ssiSs. lis ss.sc: III, ass Vase w So ss.
10; ,2!: -: l4a. ias: 81, 40. ;s,as: I
sSIamiIs Tx calves. sl H. III, ~ o ass ' 1:.
e.: = ysal.. 1877 81; IS. ia ,ss; S !. us.
calves. IFS. ..ia.5O robin & Shannon: u
,2s; IL. 50. $40; = cuiis. 70. SIS; !. 70. tis.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7.s4o
demand and uneh insed: prime II lambs Sas nrm
common to prime sheep sold At ssSs.
Choice lambs. sh.tcSis: euiIs. , nN ssr
Dressed Dressed i mutton nr% at 'l.giSc. per ID,
sales-McPherson q Co: ssi MARYLAND
lambs. SIS lbs. average. $3.50; 1874. IS. tis;
sheep 100. g.; IS. iit. ,s.so: j. sham
iisas; iss B1fralo' 81. si5s5. s. A Sander:
tS5 West Virginia lambs. IS, SIS; 10 cuIIs.
Fl t Ms:, v. ;sisR ,snb 8. :; .S
shannon: ass Kentucky lambs sO IS. .is nj
e. $50: rs 81 oh,d ss e. g. : .ss,S d,
80. Kerns Commission Company: i43 west
Virginia lambs 81, s1s,s: 2ss Virginia.
70. IS. Myers 4 Houseman: 2os west vir-
as. SO. t15.25 81 culls, ~, $40; Is sheep!
%. 81; 7, 90 $3.50; 6. rs, So; 10 culis.
HOGs-Receipts, .a,sso head; az car. on
sale; market 25c.' lower Prime medium
weight State and Pennsylvania hogs sold
at $23.25 per 100 lbs: roughs $40.
Sales--Newton & Co.: 30 Pennsylvania
hogs. III lbs. average. s2S2S; Is State.
lss. s2s.25; roughs. 2is. $40. S. Judd
& Co.: as State hogs, 49, 32a25; 10
roughs 2sl, $40. Tobin & Shannon: IA
State hogs. l2+, $2s25: 2 roughs, 2s0, $40.
ksrns Commission Company: IS State hogs.
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butcher cattle. heifers. s7.75@I5.5o; cows,
si.5o ID. Gamers and cutters, $500 !;
calves, light and handy weight, 31iGi7.50
feeder steers, $500 1850; stocker steers.
$7a1o.so.
Lambs. 81 pounds down, sfi.a5@ls.a5;
cuils and common. 500: yearling weth-
ers. soon; ewes. medium and choice,
$4,000: cuiis and common. s39s.
EAST BUFFALO, Aug. s.-Cattie-Re-
ce!pts. 700; steady.
q calves-Rsceipts, $50; steady; s6G22
Hogs-Receipts. 500: steady. Heavy,
,?7a22.2S: pigs. S.a; roushs, $40 @ 20. IS
stays. sl26l7.
J.. sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts light
steady and unchanged
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Steel Company for the quarter endea
on June 80, 1919 shows net profits OF
$s46.267, against SS,545.443 for the
same quarter OF last year For the
period net profits, after all charges
depreciation, taxes, &C. were 1886
AGA. or Sl,S4 a share on the outstanding
capital stock. against a profit OF W.,
345,7S4, or $S,l7 a share, earned In u'
first half of 1918.
Net earnings for the first six months
OF 1919 aggregated $7,S4OlS4 aver
provision for all taxes. against vi.
SSS,7s7. the net earnings OF the nfs,
half Of 1913. Interest charges deduetep
were sl,5so.701. against Sl,57s,2os v,
the first six honths OF last year ana
write on for depreciation, &C. va
s2.5e3,ols, against S3,S5s,sO5 In ~
nrst half OF 1913.
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BANKS INCREASE CAPITAL.
Forty-nve In and About This City
Add to Funds.

The Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York announced yesterday that within
the last three months forty-five of it's
member banks have increased their cap
ital and surplus $17,520.320. About so
per cent. OF that amount represents
Increases In the capital and surplus OF
New York city institutions. the remain
der being in the Second Federal Re-
serve district outside OF this city. The
capital increases. according to the
banks statement, total sS.279.200 ana
the surplus increases ss.241.l20.
As stock in the Federal Reserve Bank
to the extent OF per cent of suoA in
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crease must be subscribed for by the
expanding member banks, the Federal
Reserve Bank Of New York will issue
to these institutions which have in
creased their capital and surplus 1854
shares of its stock OF 800 par value.
The required payment OF so per cent.
on the new stock win increase the pres
ent paid In capital OF the Reserve Bank
of New York by s525. roo. The paid In
capital. exclusive OF that amount, Is
s21.4s4.450 and the surplus $32.s22,0
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100 bchs.. s15oeaso. scALLIoNs-
,Ss oes, ,ssils sPI X, ;. ,iSe
crook neck. Dbl, m9s TURNIPsLWhite.
100 100 ees; s, S't SIsS; rns.s9sa
Acme, box, tf5e027s: Stone, box, si.25@
2.5O; Grant. box. Sia2; culls. box. toc. q 81;
south Jersey. Acme. box, ;I9;; stone. box
bsk.. $50 7sc.: culls. box. 25975c.: carrier.
Soc. 9t7so; IL at. bsk. bo97sc.; Baiti-
more. crate. sl.5e6l.7t; dollhouse. lb.
66lSc
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I hereby certify that the foregoing Regu
lations were duly approved by the Exc
cutive Council on the 9th day of oc
:ober, 1919.
Herminio PADIAL.
Acting Secretary, Executive Council
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REGLAMENTO
Para IA prevention de la mOradad nfantl pOr teanos
de ceguera por OftaImia neonatoru1.

Art. i.-Todo el que Sc dedique por
Il solo baio su responsabilidad per
sonal ! "a asisteneia de partos. debera
estar provisto de AN eertiheado de NE
dico ciruiano de comadrona expedi.
40 por el Board de Medieos Exami-
nadorss Dc Puerto Rico.
Art. 2-Rs deber de los Meeicos CT
ruianos comadronas preseryar al re-
eitn nacido del tstanOs y de Ia Oftalmia
nso notorum. emplsandO obiigatOriamen-
e de un modo eheiente las recomenda
clones higi6n'eas que mas adelante Sc
e1pTesan.
Art. Todo m6dieo eomadrona
eueda obligado a paTticipar al Cornisio-
nado dc Bfnidad de 81 municipahdad
cualquier easo bsio 81 asis.encia, en- un
niao menoF de treinia dias. que presen
e sintomas sOspschOsos de tetanOs in
fantii 0 eoniuntivitis.
Ar. Tan pronto como el comisio
nado de Sandal Municipal tenga como.
eimisnao de un casO sospechoso de con
luntivitis en- un recien naedo. procede-
"a q tomar muestras de Ia secretion
eonjuntiyal. que enyiara al Labogato
10 Bioi6gieo Insular para "a investiga-
cl6n De gonoeoeo.
Art 5--El Comisionado de sanidad
Municipal n ;ener conocimiento de un
esso sospeehoso de tetanos infantil hara
ana inspection del enfermo. En- los po-
bres De solemnidad. una vez eonhrma-
40 q diagn6stieo. el mum cipio cores.
pondiente proyeera las caLtidades de
suero antitetanieo necesarias para el ira
tau.ien.o.
Art 6.-se prohibe a toda persona
emplear en- "a cuFa dc IA herida umbili
cal cuaiquier tustancia material que
10 haya sido pgeviamente esteril zado.
Art ~ oueda prohibido practicar
e baho de immersion del niho en- tan
% IA heTida umbilical no Sc halle com
ple'amente cicatrizada; DIsPoNIEN
DOSE. Que el baho de immersion sera
peTmitido antes del tempo eonsignado.
siempre y euando sea praetieado en- aqua
cue haya sido s0metida recientemente a
q ebullici6n por mas de eineo minutes.
Sc entendera que una herida umbilieal
Sc eneuentra eOmpletamenNe cicatriza-
"a enando no Sc observe ninguna super
hcie alberta en- dicha cieatriz.
Art. s.-Para los easOs de partos de
mujeres insolventes. cada municipio pro
veeEa. a s0lieitud de los interesados. un
raquete preventive del ;etanos de Ia
oftaimia neo-natorum. que contenga:
Un Gordon de seda para altar el cor
don umbilicai.
Varias esponjas De algod6n.
cOmpresas de CASA,
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San Juan, octubre 27, 1919.
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PRO PATRIA

suraban de los Campamentos de demo-
vilizaci6n para ofrecer sus servicios
su Estado, va que habian cumplido tan
honrosamente con su Nacion.
Admiration y orgullo nos cause, a
mi hijo y mi, aquel cuadro del alto
concepto del deber del patriotismo
A mi hijo, porque es Ciudadano Anne
ricano, del Territorio de Puerto Rico,
y mi, porque soy Ciudadano America
no del Estado de New York. Aquellos
hombres de todas las ciencias, profe-
stones, artes v oficios, veStidos de kha-
XII, dirigiendo ell trafico en- las Gales;
protegiendo los ferrocarriles, estable-
cimientos Y hogares; manteniendo el
ordcn Piblico Y velando por ell cum
plimiento de las leyes dieron I'M eiem-
plo de verdaderos Ciudadanos de Amc-
ricanismo..
Invite noventa Y nueve hombres,
Ciudadanos Americanos del Territorio
de Puerto Rico, de sangre roja, que
esten dispuestos defender los hogares
y mantener las leyes de Puerto Rico
para que conmigo, juntos ofrezcamos
nuestros servicios al Gobernador de
este Territorie, sea quien fuere, como
soldados de la Guardia NacionaL dis
puestos servir todos, incluso yo, ba-
jo las ordenes de los Ofciales que nos
sean designados que por nosotros
mismos sean elegidos.
VamoS yer 81 los hombres de Ros
ton valen mas que los hombres de
San Juan; 81 los Ciudadanos del Es-
tado de Massachusetts, son mas patri6-
tas Ell la defensa protection de su
propio territorio que los Ciudadanos
del Territorio de Puerto Rico, Ell Ia
defensa y protection del nuestro.
HARRY F. BESOSA.
San Juan, octubre 27, 1919.
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San Juan apenas ha respondido 81
llamamiento que Sc ha hecho para cons
tituir la Guardia Nacional, mientras
que en- ell resto de la isla, Sc ha acogido
ell proyecto con ell entusiasmo, valoS v
patriotismo que merece.
La Guardia Nacional en- todo Es-
tado Territorio, eS el mayor cRerpo
de defensa Y protection, a las 6rdenes
del Gobernador, despues de Ia Policia.
Constituido por elementos del propio
Estado Territorio, defiende Y protege
Sus propios hogares, intereses insti-
tuciones; mantiene restablece ell or
den plblico, y hace cumplir sus pro-
pias leyes, antes de permitir que las
fuerzas armadas de Ia naci6n, inter
vengan.
El Estado de Massachusetts,, duran
te la huelga reciente de policias ell
la Ciudad de Boston, ha dado un ejem-
plo brillantisimo de 10 que es ell amor
patrio. Ell gobernador Coolidge decla-
70 resueltamente que 'no habia dere-
cho para presentarse EN- huelga contra
la seguridad pnblica" que "manten-
dria a todo costo la obediencia a las
leyes de Massachusetts,
Antes de acudir a la protection de
las fuerzas Federales, convoc6 a los
Ciudadanos del Estado para la reor-
ganizacion de la Guardia Nacional del
Estado que habia desaparecido por ha-
berse include ell la Division Yam
kee'', que fue a Francia bajo la ban
dera de nuestra naci6n. FL resultado fue
magico. Medicos, comerciantes, estu-
diantes, abogados, mecanicos, trabaja-
dores, labradores, hombres de todas las
esferas sociales ofrecieron sus servi-
clos. Hasta los veteranos de la guerra
que ell aquellos dias precisamente aca-
baban de llegar de Francia, Sc apre-
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Es inusitado Ell entusiaSmo que reina
en- la aficion caraquefia para ell anun-
ciado juego del domingo pr6ximo.
Ell hecho de que Peniman, ell famoso
catcher del ''Borinquen Stars haya
ingresado al club tIndependencia' cam
pe6n del Distrito Federal, causa entire
los partidarios del deporte norteameri-
cano real interes. P6niman, como estos
10 saben, siendo quizas la columna mas
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formidable del ''Borinquen Stars, club
que siempre ha mantenido ell San Juan
de Puerto Rico una plausible Y franca
emulacion con Ell celebre Fisk Cord
que hoy nos vista, con seguridad SC
puede asegurar que ha suscitado entire
los "fsqueiios'' no poca inquietud.
No es de dudar que los caraquefos
presenciaran ell domingo I'm juego YER
daderamente emocionante.
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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE CoUN
GIL OF PORTO RICO, SAN JUAN, P.
r. OCT. %, 1919
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vendas abdominales,

Vendas abdominales,
Una tijeras,
Cinco gr2mos en- envase adecuado de
una solucion de nitrate de plata al uno
por ciento, con su cuenta gotas.
I'm frasco de una onza de soluc;on
t6r.ea al dos por ciento.
Instrucciones especificas y claras so
bre ell modo de utilizar efectivamente y
de manera practica las anteriores sus-
taneias utensilios, segnn copia que
suminissrara el DEPARTMENT. Insular
de sanidad.
Art 9.--Toda persona que infrihja.
cualqn.era de las disposiciones content
das en- este Reglamento sera castigada
con una multa que no sera menor de IN
dollar. nj mayor de cien (1O0) doiares,
con prisi6n desde un dia a treinta 800
con ambas penas, a discretion del Tri
bunal
Art 10.-Todo Reglamento u orde-
nanza que Sc oponga al presente queda
derogado.
Ar. ll.-Este Reglamento comenZard
a regir tan pronto como sea sprobado
por el consejo Executive, promulgado
por el Gobernador de Puerto Rico y pu
blicado de acuerdo con el Art. Is de Ia
Ley para reorganizar ell Servicio de
sanidad, aprobada en- Il de MARIO de
1912.
cERTIFICo.-Qu el Reglamento t.
tulado 'Reglamento para Ia prevention
de la mortalidad infani il por tetanos
de Ia ceguera por oftalmia neo-natu-
rum" fue reconsiderado y aprobado Ell
tercera lectura por la Junta Insular de
Sanidad EN- Ia session celebraaa el dia
81 de octubre de 1919; y a los efectos
del Art. 13 de la LEY para reorgani-
gar ell Servicio de Sanilad'', aprobada
en- IA de mario de 1912, expido la pre-
sente en- San Juan. p. IT,, los vsinte
cuaVo dias del mes de octubre de mil
novecientos diez y nueve.
(Filmado) JOSE LUGO-v1NA.
(Secretario)
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE CoUN
GIL OF PORTO RICO. SAN JUAN P.
r. OCT. 28, 1919
I hereby certify that the foregoing Regu
lations were duly approved by the Exc
cutive Council on the 9th day of oc
.ober, 1919
Herminio PADIAL.
Acting Secretary, Executive Council
PARA coMISIoNADo DE SANDAL
Ia sido nombrado Comisionado de
Sanidad Ell doctor Jose Carballeira.
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NUPCIAS

Ante ell juez William Santos contra
jeron matrimonio los j6venes Carmen
Bisot y Abigail Aponte, siendo aesti
gos los seTores RamNn Zeno Jonc
Franco.
Los recien casados han establecido
su hogar en- la Gale del Quito No. 2.
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UN JUEGO DE ''BASE BALL" QUE
RESULTARIA EMoCIONANTE

La prensa de Caracas, refiriendose
la jugada del dia II, EN- que ell ''Fisk
Cord aseguraba que Sc desquitaria,
dice 10 siguiente:
FISK CORD VS..
"INDEPENDENCIA''
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n q sus,iiuto eel AQUA vITEL ds
ysnta sn todaS la busuas Farmaeias Dc
San ynan , "a i,ia. . por 81 sgents
osnsrai para a ILa ds Puerto kieo.
Juan A. PtTsI. Allen %. ?. o. Box
s16. san Juln. Advt
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PARA coMIsIoNADo DE SANDAL

Ia sido nombrado Comisionado de
Sanidad Ell doctor Jose Carballeira.
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- AEuns'sss 'n IL MUsTDO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-27
BASKETBALL GAMES
OF THE UNIVERSITY
TEAMS ANNOUNCED
U. N. N. 10 Take Prominent Place
in Athletic Circles Through Ef.
forts OF New Instructor, L. H.
Purdy.

:. ". Purdy. Instructor OF athletics
40 the University OF New Mexico. has
already started Co carve nn important
niche for the a. y " in athletic
circlfa M Purity arrved here THE
montn from Rhode Island shere 100
has been cuguErd in government
work ~ found me Eiri'a basket ball
team already partly organized. he
saNa and theY are now in splendid
trim for the series OF games which
Mr purdy has arranged TO have play
81 during the coming neNt few weeks
The first OF those viii be the uam.
between b University aud tho Y. W
- 4. teams. 10 b. held ON the Y Sc
g 4. floor. February 4 The return
fame viii be played sometime dur
ing the latter part of the month Mr.
rurdy reports that thcy are neEotiat.
ms fcr games with the Normal school
team az tas Vegas. and also with the
town team at MnEdniena.
The boys birskcf hall team vii
commence tho athletic season nest
Thursday night with a game ~ the
Menunl school with the Mcnunl boys
team Games have nlro been arrange
for February - and 80 with tho state
college team 90 be plaXed At Mrsiiia
Park The return Hme will hs
played here on February - ard
March l. They are also negotiations
for games with other schools inclui.
ting D. silver fitY Normal and tho
las Vegas Normal. also the Industrial
school az Surorro. There will af
games between tho University team
and tho Indian school team. tho date
Of which viii be- announced lutrt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-27
S p K | N G r
for
Building Sand and
Gravel
Cut in Feed Rate
Is Requested for
Defense Council

santa Fe. ~ NJ. Jan. e7=Foiiow
Ing the announcement hat the frds
crti railroad directors had granted u
continuance OF the half freight rate
on shipments ut live stock feed 20
drought stricken sections the state
c%oruoratlCn commission asked itnlc
Holden, western regional director 10
grant tho state council Of defense tho
same nFht ne ihe stuckm,n them.
selves have In this respect The feed
rate reduction now applies only 90
stock r1isrfs but rH the council OF
individual ia not able tu buy 49, The
corporation commission ftrlH %
should have the benefit Of tho ~.
ductou.
a complaint hrs trrn lodged with
the comm Ha.uu that The telephone is
10 be- removed from the depot IA ins
Iunas ~ ia stated that the Santa
Fc railroad has refused 90 pay TO-
the phone und that the government
will not permit Il ~ be rciaincl
gratis.
Tho ciiizrns OF Artosa %reccntiy sent
90 the rufumI sIiuu n complaint against
the ight company 100 which th0y nH
sorted that the company VAS mnkiug
no effort To- rrmrdF the frfrrfa in Del
plant The matter was taken up with
the concern and thc commission uu.
gently received BE- telegram nnovirg
tho tho machinery had been shipped
ON January o. N To- expected that tho
matter Will h, adjusted s1uu md that
ArttHiu viii urnin have an adequate
lighting system
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-27
LABOR UNIONS HERE
OPPOSED TO HIRING
FOREIGN LADORERS

Tho Central Labor union 10 i's reg
uinr weekly meeting bold YESTERDAYS
li Labor temple adopted To- resolution
protesting in the importation from
Mexico ~ luhlfrrt The uuIuu won't
go record stating that l' had iufurmu-
ton that fifteen Hhurrrs were IMPORT
rd from Mexico Co. work mar Alhu-
uuorquo u short tlmc g. The rosolu-
ton follow
"Whcrcas u hns been reported
within the past few days thrt IL yrr
tain mining company whose property
iH located iu t nearby county ~ this
state had recently imported from old
Mexico fifteen mhorefs ana their fam-
lilies 90 DO employed in the develop
ment nf the property ~ the suid min
INK company therefore hr 10
Resolved that this hudk 1nss here
hy emphHuptliY protest against the
employment ~ foreign labor hy 'ho
company boz question. o. ans other
corporation lr individual Boo Wow ct
the surplus labor iu our country duo
90 the disqualification ~ the army aud
the closing down of munitlpn plants
and other war Industries aud ht ~
further
Resolvcl. that the secretary IT, here.
hY further instructed Go bring this
matter 90 the attention ~ th, United
States department ~ labor which de.
pnrtmeut Is striving so diligently If
the present umc o. overcome th" dif-
faculties boo our land uH To- result Of the
aforementioned surplus labor
Two special meetings ~ The labor
uuinu will be held "Wednesday cN,ulur
ana Friday evening