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New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Buyers Arrived
Buyers are invited to register in this
column by tclephoning Bcekman 8243
between 10 a. IN. and p. nj.

ATHENs'. Ga I~ Morris. drygoods
'oIhns %r1 svr% shoes; reNnsy'y""a MnSar son.r.,
chandise; Latham.
ment millinery: Miss Lynch. basement
pcttcoats; Mrs. Millkcn, infants wear;
Miss O'Rourke. neckwcar; 225 Fifth
BOsTON--L. Stein. piece goods Conti-
mental
BOSTON-M. Rosen Co.. NJ. Roscn piece
BREMEN, lnd.-.1. r. Dietrich & Sons;
w. Dietrich drygoods and general mcr-
chandise Continental.
BREMEN. lnd.--M. Lowcnstcne & Sons:
II. lowcnstcine. clothing and mems fur
nshings. Continental.
NUFrALO-ii Smith. general mcrchan-
disc. Continental
RUFFALO-il Sturnpf house furnish =
tngs. Herald Square.
CHARLESTON. w. Va.--Lcvin Bros II.
Levin. mems and womcn's furnishings;
Pennsylvania.
~, c II A G O-Marshall Field--Mrs. c.
1niitincry Miss a. Nicholson, waists; Mrs.
l.. McFaddcn. corscts; r. a. Clark boys
clot hing; Mrs. l.. Ryan. skirts; Miss c.
CHICAGO-Kann Bros Lon Eann, ready
to wear; Lesser g. Kasindorf. l17O Broad
CHICAGo-Kahn & Friedman; NJ. NJ.
kann: ready to wear. Lesser e Kasindorf
ll70 ,B,1r,o.a|.iway,
,
CHICAGO - Tho National Embroidery
Co.. l., Gold. mfrs. embroidery: Brotzeli.
CHICAGO - Edcrheimer & Stein; sam
Stern piece goods; 200 Fifth Avenue.
CIilCAGO-The Fair: Tranls WISE fancy
goods 225 Fourth Avenue.
GAINESVILLE Tenn - c. Stratton.
general line; FLANDERS
COMANCIIE, Okla.-S. Hall, drygoods
notions, etc; Aberdeen.
DETROIT - n. Annis. women's wear:
Commodore.
DURHAM. N. &C Wilson & Co.; c.
Wilson clothing, etc: pennsylvania
DURHAM, \. &C.. W. Kendall Co. c.
W. Kendall. drygoods. clothing. notions
Pennsylvania.
EASTON, Penn.--R & H. Simon Co.; II.
Simon. mfrs. silk Grand.
EMPORIA, Kan'--J. Ramseycr. women s
wear. etc. Continental.
FLINT. Mich.--M. August Co.; NJ. Au-
gust, ready to wear; Breslin.
GREENSBORO. N. C. W. Stone.
women's wear and general merchandise
Wallick
HARTFORD, Conn.-Goldenbcrg Co.; Mr..
Goldenberg general merchandise: Wallick.
ITHACA. n. VI. Clnes. mems wear;
Wallick.
LOS ANGELES-B. Levy Co; b. Levy,
tailoring goods; Pennsylvania.
MAHONOY CITY. Penn. - Kline Bros
b. Kline. drygoods and woinens wear
Brcslin.
MONTREAL S. Wasserlnan piece
goods; Broadway Central.
NASHNII.LE-J. Powric. drygoods, etc
Marlborough
NEWMAN. Ga.--Boonc & Co; c. Boone
drygoods, clothing. etc, Pennsylvania.
PEORIA. In---H. Given. womens wear
Ponnsylva MIA.
pIlLADLEpHIA--F Grsosman Co.; +.
Grossman, general line; Grand.
PITTS l5URGH-D. Mpern. piece goods
and trimmings. Herald Square
PITTSBuRGll-Bog e. Bull; X. G..
Ludden, millinery, ll40 Broadway.
PORTLAND. ind. a. Long Co; j. a
Long, produces Aberdeen.
SAVANNAH. Ga.-M. Kaplan. tailoring
goods; broadway Central.
SAN ANTONIO--S. SuEarmap, clothing
etc; broadway Central.
SCItNECTADY.-- Y.--ENg lebardt Co, Mr
Englc cbardt. drygOods; Waillck.
TORONTo-S Mohr Co.. s Mohr. wool
lens, 3N5 Broadway
WASillNGTON- Woodward & l.athlop,
G. :. Bast. boys clothing. Il. {. Catcholl.
mems furnishings, \. ". larller. cloails
md suits 354 Fourth Avenue.
YOUNGSTOWN--K lIutzel. women's
Wear, larn AVcnu" Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

tCUntlRueC from preceding page)
tinued to receive new orders and re-
orders for fur garments from their
customers The raw skin dealers be-
lieve that active purchasing by the
manufacturers will be resumed early
this month. Dealers stocks arc ex-
tremely low, and many of them say they
will make no attempt to replenish
them at the auctions this month and
next, but will wait until the fresh
catch begins to arrive in November.
Prices Of nearly all fur articles
advanced during the week Owing to
the shortage and high prices of the
best grades. such skins as coney,
rabbit. sealine and other substitutes
for Hudson seal commanded higher
prices.
Several trade leaders last week esti-
mated the shipments Of American furs
direct to Germany since trade relations
were resumed at close to $500 900 For
oign demand is falling off because Of
the low rate OF exchange of European
money. Shipments of American furs to
the London auctions are said to be
small.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions ir bankruptcy were filed In
the United states District Court Satur-
day follows:
HENRY SCHNAREL-A voluntary
petition by Henry Schnabcl. 1927 Amstcr-
dam Avenue. places liabilities at $272
with no assets. John +. O'Neil, jamaica
y. Y, is the attorney
CIIERNOFF-A voluntary petition by
Morris Chernoff and iyman Chernoft. in
GlVidually and members of thu CO.
part rtucrship firm of Donchick & Chnrnoff
Bros. 20lo Third Avenue, places liabilities
at $3.50 with assets. George ii
Epstein. 80 Nassau Street is the attorney
Assignment
THE STRAND PRINTING COMPANY
INC. at 10 Duane Street, Saturday as
signed for The benefit of creditors to
Harry Aaron. Isdor Molbcgott is prcsi-
dent of the company.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed sat
lrday. The first name is that Of the
debtor.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
MEMS HIGH GRADE SUITS
M4lii -aae. s-~tenosfaphers

tI.4sl.Ta. ..4i... stl l.es.4 i-t. Z. J. writing.
afl l.4.I. t......inaUle- Ioyfl,. is Nassau
ST l3as..il..-n So.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Clas ssified Advertising
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

$500 REWARD for ring containing two
large pear-shnped diamonds set in fancy
platinum and diamond mounting: lost in
New ort Il. I. Tiffany g. Co.. Fifth ave-
and .th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
.Jeut >,

Business in all kinds Of jewclry has
been eXcellent dur'rg the past week
Jobbers, wholesalers and retailers re
port the only drawback is inability to
obtain sufficient quantities Of goods
from the manufacturers. Manufac.-
urers, when questioned as to the delay
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Rubber

Business in the rubber market dur
ing the last week was comparatively
inactive with transactions generally
confined to dealers. There was no
appreciablc change in prices. En-
port demand for tires and other rub
Der products was reported to be of
fair volume. with prospects of orders
increasing.
The season. for druggist sundries
will open about September Is, and an
influx Of buyers is expected in the
local market at that time. Advance
inquiries established the fact that so
called fiat goods, such as water bottles
and articles of a kindred nature, will
be wanted in large quantities by job
bers.
Cables from London and Singapore
reported a generally firm condition in
those markets. Buying was compara-
lively light but prices remained firm
and there were no price recessions.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
The News of Business

in making deliveries, stated that while
they were from two to five months
behind on some orders the delay was
beyond their power. Production. it
was stated, has been greatly reduced
by strikes and the inability to secure
skilled workmcn. With the prices for
metals and precious stones advancing
daily and labor demanding more pay,
most of the large manufacturers have
refused to contract for new orders cx-
cept on the basis Of prices ruling at
the time of delivery.
Importers of precious stones also
have been unable to get the quantities
of goods they desire. Strikes, loss Of
skilled workmcn during the war and
the necessity Of shutting the factories
two or three days a week because Of
q coal shortage, have reduced produc-
tion in Europe to less than 40 per cent
of normal.
The demand for jcwelry continues
and the shortage of supplies is giving
dealers concern. They forcsee the loss
of large amount Of trade if goods
are not forthcoming from the manu-
facturers. Nationwide prosperity has
stimulated buying and jewclry men do
not want to sit behind empty counters.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Business Items

B. Kuppcnheimer & Co., manufact-
urers of mems clothing, announce
the initial showing of lines for next
spring in their New York and Chi
cago Offices on September 10. Road
statesmen will begin their trips on Oc-
tober 10. Most of the manufacturing
clothiers, it is expected WILL begin
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
In Bronx County
E'fSfu Non Z En % [ a IL s. L II
Satisfied Judgments

Brooks, Celia (Reaver Sales
Nooms) s)-Steinberg Bros. g.
Wolff. May 30, 1917 ......
Howell. George-H. j. Fink.
Dec. IS, 1917 .........
Triangle Waist Co.--West Shore
Embroidery Co.: Feb. 20.
1915 .............
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
PUBLIC NOTICES

fully advised Anti Saloon Ieaarn t ~
a ~, with my personal In Eagle
snu snnroved hn WaEes referred to arc those
GEO. HIRAM MANN, 81 Chamhs-s ubs sia'ms. "a,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

The following judgments were filed Sat
urday. The first name is that Of the
debtor.
In New York County
Addlcman, Gcorgo-E. Richer. S40.65
Anthony. Jack--E Ranxal...... loO67
brennan. Agnes West End Flee
tric Co.. Inc. ................ 46.CO
Blumenthai, y au re Kahn
Bros. .:.......; ......... 2S7.7o
kruglin Yetta. otherwise known
Yta Kruslin-J. Roth
stein ....... ......,............ 104.S2
Nurzman. Denis. ct al and Rus
sian Orthodox Greek Catholic
Church of the iguration--
Manufacturers Trust Company. 22ll AZ
Long Bcach Water Co.-G. r.
Horton ct al, trustees. s........,. 11.259.S6
Orcl Construction Co, Inc
j. Ccscheidt ct al. ......... 29.41
stuart. Jennie An. Stewart,.. 474.35
solomon. LouiH (Orchard Print
ing )--E. Eayer ct al.... HIP
Schweit. Abraham Empire Rub
Der and Tire Co. 1928
Turner. Maud B.-S. Frank ct al. 177.37
Company MISREPRESENTATION. 1881
In Bronx County
Efstathion Thcofanis-E H.
Sayre ct al ................ $ls5.66
kotzen Eva. and Nathan Her
man-nome for lncurab bles.... 1909 %
Nord. Jose ph--A. Shulman. l45.Sl
Smith. eph-Af. Grossman .. 216.72
solomon. Louis. and Jacob
Schwartz-E. Kayer ct al. ...... 117.22
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
HELP WANTED MALE

ASSISTANT CASHIER
AND BOOKKEEiER
a Young man, With experience as cashier
and bool<keeper, pleasing personality and
address essential; salary to start $25 $50 ;
opport unity for advancement; write. stat
ing age. experience and salary. Address
Lie Insurance. Box ALTO. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

A MAN WILL. CALL upon people whose
names desire to have in honor
rol. will find the work delightful. inspir
ing and highly profitable; only high ciass
representative be used. but he will Se
given permanent place if IN earnest and
reliable. Call this afternoon. 220 West
42d st, Suite 2307.
ADVERTISING SALESMEN. - Nationally
known advertising campaign: no competi-
tion: good commission Apply Excelsior Ser
vice. Inc. j Columbus Circle.
ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK
Good position for right man. State age,
experience an. salary. A 497, Room 405,
10 W. saith.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Patents
= 4

Over % years etae..ce a. e9m.n4nica.
,ions str,c,y y cn'..i..--it.l- I isnsroos on
rs'en.s r1V"I ffee -. soc'.rst. Jaee.ai fac..t.es
10. Office 'oas ,.-4i .o-.- luna Co,
patent at;cti-ss o.. nooiMo.th Building
New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Years s'Dullest Week''
Finds Business Hopeful

Continued from preceding page)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

MEXICO, D. F., JUNO 2l.-Acaba
de regresar a esta ciudad Ell ingenie-
TO Pedro c. Sanchez, Jefe de la Di-
reccion de Estudios Geogaficos y
CImatoiogicos de la S~ecretaria de
Fomento, quien fue a los Estados L.
nidos a Gesempenar INA ccmision geo
desica que reportara una gran uti-
lidad.
e senior Sanchez DECLARE que du-
rante su permanencia en- California,
Estadc cue visito principalmente. Sc
puSo de acuerdo con muchos geolo-
gos lie ia vecina R~epubiica. con el
objeto de llevar a cabo trabajos c!en-
tificos V Geterminar Ia verdadera ST.
~tuacion geografica de Ia Baja Cali.
fornia, cue Sc ilevaran a cabc Uganda
los pianos eeodosicos del partido
Norte de la Baja California.
e. objeto de eStos trabajos rs e.
def liar con toda precision la sltua-
zion ~geografica de cada lugar para
que mas tarde sirva para Ia forma-
cion de pianos perfectos cue permi-
tan hacer una carta ~geografica con
todos los datos cienuificos i~ndispen-
sableS.
e. comisionado senior SANCHEZ, de
acuerd con el Jefe Politico del Dis
trito Norte de la Baja California,
~procedera al establecimlento de Ru-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
DESCRIBE NES
NERYI0SOS.

Como cstan sus ~neryios? Como due--
me listed? Las mas pcEgrosas cnfermedA-
des. aSi como taHpien las mas frecucntes.
ticnen su origcn en- la poca ritaiidad dc los
neryios. FL sistema neryioso es uno dc
los maavilloscs composites del cucrpo. En-
81 sistema n~crvioso cstan incluidos el ccrc-
bro. de donde vienc el fluioo o tonIeo ncr-
val. que LENA cl cuerDo d. vttalidad "a
espina dorsal. de Ia que. Ia partc superior,
es el asiento de IL vida Este sistems Ia
sido acertadaruente comparable con e. tele-
grafo. pues por medic dc inexpiicahles c
incomprens:bns funcioncs. rrovoca un ;no-
vimiento regular eomple1o en- tcda 'as
parties del cuerpo. para que frnc!onen en-
~pe-fecta ammonia. De hecho. los nervios son
los que controlAn todos los musculos del
cuerpo. De esta manera podra verse que
cualquier perdida dc vitalidad dc los ner-
vios. originara una variedad dc trastornos
mas o mcnos pelisrosos. de los cuales podc-
mos menc;orar la postracion nervlosa, Il
dyspepsia ncrvio.a. dolores dc cabe-a. con-
vulsiones. melancolia. frfo en- las nanos y en-
los ries. vahidos. histeris, apSplejia. paral'-
sis. palpitaciones del eorazor. perdidR dc
sueno. sonambulismo. irritaeion espiIal. dc
PRESTON general. delirium tremens perdida
de mcmoria. constante NAL hlmcr : una
innumcrablc lista de dolencias propias dc
Ia mujer.
LAXERVUM es IN esamulante de los
centres nerv:osos 5 cerebralcs. provoca una
abundantc secretion del fluido cerebral. :
restaura ci apctiuo. Al mismo ucWPo que
impa-te nueva viEalidad, vigor y encrgia a
todos los 6rKanos del euc-po E,sta prers-
racion cs de inestimsbic valor para restau-
rar 81 sistcma ncrvioso cuando esta dcbili-
ado. Nuetra mjeor recommendation Ia hara
un rcdido dc prueba cue nos haga de
LATERVUN. Para casos antiques. e me-
jor ordenar I'm t~rataniento complete. Seis
cajas que son suficicntes para conbatir los
mas obstinados casos. cuestan tan solo die
cisiete dollars ciEcrenta ccntavos tres ca
jas. nuevc dollars cincuenta centavos una
GAIA. tres dollars cineuenta eentavos.-A los
AGentes doce cajas por t-einta dollars.
Son de sabor muy aSradable y va!dran
IN million para eI pacieute. La1sl Medici-
ncs Co., $50 Laxai Bldg. 4iS Fourth Ave.
P. o. Box 963. Pittsburgh, Pa. Engie IL
cts. en- ~cstampiIas contribution de que
rral por cada GAIA que nos ordene. No
Sc cncuentra a Ia vcnta en- las droeucrias-
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

EN- efecto 10 do, ~capturando a. AIcal-
de Diaz, V no ~poniendolo en- hbertad
sino hasta que hiciera la manifesto
cion dc a. renuncisba i honroSo ear
20 que desempenaba.
e. senior Diaz renuncio, pero de
clio do parte al Gcbierno del Distrito
de 10 a~contecido, Ell que ahora estu,
dia 81 Isl singular que o ocupa.
QuejGS contra las 5~0tjcaS.
los vecincs de distintos barrios ca
pitalincs Sc nan acercado al Ayunta-
miento quejandose amargamente de
que las boticas no abren de noche, co
mo tienen obligation, a pesar de 10
mucho que Sc les llama. algunas We
ces con jemasiada urgencia.
Dicen los quejosos que los botica-
RIGS tienen abandonado cast por COM
pleto Ell servicio nocturno Y que va Sc
nan dado casos de que algun pacien-
&c haya fallecido a causa de "a talta
de medicinas.
Hay otras boticas que solo tienen
IN mozo. pero, como es natural, de IA
da Sirve que abra, porque no Sabe des
pachar.
Ante estas quejaS el Ayuntamiento
acordo multar muy fuertemente Y
con el caracter de i~rrevocable. a to.
dos los que no cumplan con el Servi-
clio nocturno.
Ell concrete con- Ia argentina.
Segun Sc desprende de los Gatos
oficialeS. las tranSaccioneS con la Re-
publica Argentina han sido en- estes
ulrimoS anos algo f~avorables, asi CO
no en- les pasadoS meSeS, q pesar de
las dIficultades para enviar IA mer-
cancia. por fslta de barcos, primero,
Y ahora por 10 que respecta al PEST
mo trafico de los f~crrocarrileS.
Sin embargo. el concrete entire Me-
xico V Ia Repuolica del Plata CONT
nua en- progreso, nabiendo Ia seguri-
dad de que en- Ell presente ano adquie-
"a proporciones muy satisfaccorias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
ESCANDALO ELECTORAL
Ell Alealde fue depuesto por
I'm maestro de escuela
que uso de fuerza
armada

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO Is.
Con metivo de las frecueates incur,
stones de los zapatistas al ~pintoresco
pueblo de Milpa Alta, no Sc habian
nombrado en- q autoridades de min
gin caracter. pues nadie. como es ma
tural, guerra aSUElir Senejante resPon
sabilidad a Ia bora en- que los liberia
dores del Sur Sc presentaran como de
costumbre, a colgar a los c~iudadanos
del "gobierno."
Sin embargo de este, los vecinos de
Milpa Alta, en- 81 mayoria hombreS
buenos Q irgenucs. continuaban Vi
viendo tranqullcs sin cue para NADIA
les hicieran falta el Ayuntamiento 0
el Alcalde, cue este es 10 de menos
donde cada quien respeta los derechos
legitimos del projimo.
Ash las cosas. hace tres dias Sc les
ocurrio hacer eleccic7eS. Y. acto seSui
do, votarcn en- favor de uno de los
vecinos de- pueblo. 1 quien c~onvenc;e
ron de cue debia a6nitir ell puesto de
Aicalde en- vista dc Que "a la villa es-
IA serena Y de cue era ~naceSario cue
DE su seno surgiera alguna ~iniciati-
va.
e. citado vecino, de apellido Diaz.
scepto Ell cargo de Alcalde en- acata-
mlento al voto popular; pero cuando
va Sc disponia a enCrar en- ~funciones
Sc presento a Milpa Alta el maestro
&c escuela de Xochimilco, acompaaa-
90 de varlos compadres arnados. con
el obleto de dar IN cuartelazo. como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

cion cue dicto ell Jefe Politico del
Distrito Sur del Territorio de Ia Ba-
ia California, relativa a que no es
.procedente ia dotaci5n de ejidos al
pueblo de Santa Kosalia como Sc ha-
hia so!icitado.
Esta nesolucion del exprmer jefe,
solo es debida a que las tierras que
rodean al citado pueblo, son comp:e-
tamente inutiles para TODD cultivo e
ineficaces para dedicar!as a criadero
de ganado y ademas porque e. pue-
bio de Santa Rosalia nc tiene III
solo aericultor. de~dicandose sus habi-
tantes a la exploitation de las minas
cercaras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
mineros de Fresnillo

Pioen mIncros de Fresnlllo
Al Departanento del Trabajo ha
llegado una nota del Gobernador de,
Estado de Zacatecas, en- Ia que ex.
presa que una importante aegocia'
cion ninera establecida en- Fnesni-
10, de a4uel Estado del centric, ne
costa con urgencia alg1nos cientos
de hombres para traoajos de barre
teros. carreteros Y peones, pagando
IN regular saiario. siendo el menor
de setenta V cinco oentavos Y Ell mas
alto de uno veinticinco a uno Gin
cuenta.
Ell mismo funcionario indica cue Ell
,jornal es acceptable. taniendo en- cuen-
ia la baratura de la vida en- aquellos
lugares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
De LA METROPOLI MEXlCANA

Trnbajos para leuantar un atlas g%eogrdf1co de la Repubhca.
Las eIecciones en- Ell Estado de Guiana aato.-Proyecto
para n,eiorar ell serDicio nedico.-Neioras en- el coreo.
Reparto de tierras en- Zacatecas.-Cutfiu de tierras en-
0arios Estados.-Viaje de estudiantes a Monterrey.-La
dotacion de eUdos en- Baja California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
En- la Escueis Industrial de Huerfanos

En- la Escuela Industrial de Huerfanos
SaStisfactorios resultados esta dan
DO para la fecha ell establecimiento
de n fabrica de jabon len Ia EScue-
la Industrial de Huerfanos de esta
capita, dondc para hoy Sc elabora esc
articulo en- buenas condolences, por
10 que la sido acceptable en- ell conner
clio con provecho.
Esta fabrica Sc instalo a iniciativa
del Lie. Benito Flores, cuando fua
gohernador del Distrito, o el objeto
dc que o sus productos Sc creara
I'm fondo de ahorTo. despues de dan
a los operarios un tanto por clento
considerable por sus lahores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
Sc queja dc que 10 amenaza.n

Sc queja dc que 10
Ell senior Miguel Agudo. sc presen-
to ante la policia quejaadc4> de
cue 10 tratan de robar Y asesinal
en- col1pania de SUI familia. segura-
mente para robarle una collection de
vacas finas cue tiene en- su casa, ST.
tuada en- la colonia del Vale Y que
lconsiste en- IN chalet mas @ menos e.
legante v cercado perfectamente, cen
obieto de asegurar los animales que
posee.
FL senior Agudo mostro a Ia poll
cia dos cartas que ha recibido y en-
ias que Sc lie dice que Sc Guide, cartas
qIc supone cstcn firmadas con NOM
bres supuestos v escritas. probable
mante, por los mismos que tratan de
robarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
LEVANTAN UNA ESTATUA
En- memoria de Don Manuel
Doblado la habra en- ell
Estado de Guanajuato

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO 1s.
En- San Pedro Piedra Gorda, hoy
ciudad Doblado, del Estado d.
Guanajuato, Sc levantara una estatua
al esclarecido patricia Manuel Do
blado, Representative de Mexico en-
los celebres tratados de la So'edao.
La estatua esta va terminaGa eli
la Escuela de Bellas Aries de esta
capital. Y en- breve sera enviada a Qua
najuato. de donde Sc t~rasladara a
ciudad Doblado, terra natal del pa
triota v diplomatico cuya memoria
perpetuara el monumento de que 81
trata.
Debese esta obra de j~usticia a la
puma del eScritor Ruben NJ. Campos,
que fue el rrimero en- lamar la mi
ciativa, la cual desde lUego fue Sc
cundaGa o los guanajuatenses y Ell
gobiorno.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
/ COMMIssARY EXPERIMENT.

Last Friday General Manager
Lakenan met in conference with the
representatives OF the union and dis
cussed the proposition OF meeting
the deadlock by a plan of the COM
pany TO materially reduce the ost IF
living for the employees.
The proposal OF the company IS
to ship MERCHANDISE into the district
in car load lots and retail it at
wholesale cost. which will so mate
rally reduce the cost of living that
II will actually make a wage to the
married men much greater than is
asked for. II is estimated that this
arrangement. including the several
other cuts in monthly expenses. will
effect a saving of more than n dol
lar per day.
The proposal was taken t. the
members of the different unions and
it was later decided TO have a secret
ballot taken Monday. Ii is under
stood that the result will ee made
public next Wednesday.
With the offer of the Nevada Con-
solidated company TO furnish its en-
ployes with food stun and merchan-
disc at a price without profit. a new
venture is about TO be undertaken
and one that has never before been
tried by the big corporations to re-
duce the problem of living of the
working1nan.
The discussion OF the economic
problem of today is more widely 81
tered into than ever before and many
of the experts are pointing out that
too much stress is being laid on the
upper plane OF the ~equasion. forget
ting that a lower plane exists.
As illustrated by an authority who
~as discussing the situation between
the employer and the employe Sat-
urday. the high wage scale and h
high price are on the came plane,
high wages must boost prices and
the result is mill. The lower plane
is controlled by the cost OF necessi-
ties and balanced by wages which
run parallel. In order that the cost
of necessities and the prices OF liy-
ing may make an equasion in wages
there must for the time be a down.
ward pull. During the war the pull
has all been on the upward plane
with the result that wages and prices
have gone soaring and discomfort has
followed. Let the downward pull,
come on Ieices and the wages will
settle into an equasion that will be
generally satisfactory.