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The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-09-13

trackage and terminals for approaches
thereto and purchase Of right-of-way
for same, and land for an addition to
said wharf site, in persuance Of and
in strict conformity with the provi-
sions of Chapter SO Of the Mississippi
Code of 1906, and by the authority OF
an affirmative vote of the majority OF
the qualified electors OF the said city
voting at special election called aud
held for such purpose pursuant to
call and the special directions OF
resolution therefor duly adopted by
the city council of said city for the
approval of the ordinance authorizing
the issuance of said bonds heretofore
duly adopted by a legally held meet
ing of said city council, approved BY
the mayor, published and enrolled in
the ordinance book of said city, as pro-
vided by law.
And it is hereby certified and re.
cited that the said city Of Pascagoula
is legally organized municipal cor
polation under the laws OF the state
OF Mississippi that the present total
Indebtedness of the said city not pro-
ducing sufficient revenue to pay the
interest thereon does not exceed ten
per centum of the assessed valuation
of he taxable property and that all
acts, conditions and things required by
the laws and constitution of the state
Of Mississippi to be done preceden to
and In issuing of this bond have been
done, happened and been per-
formed in regular and due form and
time, as required by law, and that the
city council of said city will each year
at the time provided by law levy
special annual tax to be used exclusive
ly in paying the interest on this bond
as it's interest coupons shall severally
mature.
In testimony whereof the City OF
Pascagoula has caused this bond to
be signed by its mayor and counter
signed by its clerk and the seal Of said
city hereto affixed this the day
OI lS--.
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About "The Brat"
great production, THE
comes to The Warfeld
friday for a two days en-
The story of the ennob-
Its heroine and domi-
s'sr is a waif of the city's
never known any name
To exc out a pre-
'nce she plays in the
cheap musical comedy.
&c she receives for wages
% clothe her in even the
Of the other girls.
ss'ne shabby, she faces
sfste. A masher insults
Dis face and is hailed
court on an outrageous
made by the man she
re a celebrated author
nom the human wrecks
- lor their misdemean-
.er nome to study her
y MS forthcoming nov
q nndled and famed to
'0sy stalks in its wake;
ee' a drama of heart
ue'' with surprise and
4'sing climaxes. By
mple faith the odd lit
'aaiiy triumphs after
o sacrifices that touch
.a'e with the superb
ADV.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

NOtIO6 ~ HOA0 WIN ! NAV IOno,
Sealed bids will be received by the
board of supervisors Of Jackson coun.
ty. Mississippi, at the office of the
chancery clerk, Pascagoula, ,Missis-
sippi. until ~ o'clock, noon, Tuesday,
October 14th, 1919, and at that time
publicly opened for federal aid project
No. r. the same being part of state
trunk road No. between New Or
leans and Noble.
The length of the road to be paved
or constructed is 40 miles, and the
principal items of work are approx
n.ately as follows:
auriacing 40 miles Of eighteen (18)
foot Dad way with one Of the follow
ing:
Sheet Asphalt,
Brick,
Concrete
Warren-Bitulithic,
Bituninous Concrete.
Plans and Specifications are OH file
in the office Of the State Highway De-
partment at Jackson, and in the office
of the chancery clerk in the court
house at Pascagoula, Miss. Any fur
ther Information may be secured from
the State Highway engineer, Jackson
Mississippi.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved. Cash or certified check
for one thousand dollars made payable
to board OF supervisors OF Jackson
county must accompany each bid as
evidence of good faith and as guar
antee that il awarded the contract. the
bidder will execute the contract and
give bond required.
XAVIER A. KRAMER,
State Highway Engineer
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A sad death occurred Tuesday night
at the home of MI. and Mrs. Robert
Delmas, Jr., when their little son, Al
bert, passed away after a brief illness.
Master Albert was taken seriously Ill
very SUDDENLY and died before medical
relief came. The sympathy of the
goes out to the bereaved
parents.
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r. J. Townsend and
k0npanied by Mrs.
.sn'er, motored here
sunty the first of the
everal days with Mr..
md family.
sasy. "Si''r 10
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ftsld Theatre Wednesday.
ut Was Underworld Of
! Gan Francisco.

Ut Was Underworld of
Gan Francisco.
NJ Coast of San Francisco
\ only with the old Five
N York or Whitecastle in
3, or was-though it is
a shadow of its former
1pft of the worst element
Yet some of it was out
and the Mortified summer
aS things that were really
y his especial benefit. Yet
tragedies in hte district
never a pleasant place to
b after dark.
William S. Hart picture,
Girls Husband" which
n at the Warfield Theatre
ay, is laid partly in this
an Francisco. 1t is said
the most dramatic stories
the star. Juanita Han
adlng woman, and in the
Nund Walter Long, a fam
Per actor of the screen,
ased from service in the
Fptain Long. Jack Boyle
pfy and it was adapted by
Sullivan.
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/ IaTICEs FROM -,
iiIiRffiIE Winfield THEATRE

....oa, That's what ev'
.h, Of this little Quak-
he was introduced 10 I've"
/, more about poker lhan an
But she cleaned them up
Ia the catch of the sea
,ses the other debu'ahtes
occurrences .,,os
| clevsrly turns the lapies ,.s
vsv Yorker capturing him
| tap. ,,;oh
ith olive Thomas III ,,t.,e .ne
|charming, vivaeious' lll.ls :,
aPrudence on Broadway"
LA Theatre next Monday.
| fIaht in New Reid Fun.
| Nike Moran one OF Para-
L,..t picture productions
a eets into one of the most
l aghts ever witnessed on
NJ. Reid plays the part
luus, 9 Stacker who changes
! circumvent the draft ne
home town on account Oh
v work in a distant sea-
kIpbuilding plant.
krtlug there one OF his fel-
n insults the French nag.
N Is the turning point III
u life. 1t arouses him TO
liz wades into the work
|lrht ensues mat will make
| to the arms of your seat.
n on be is a changed man
ktely enlists and goes to
romnace is woven
n and it ends with a pleas
y. Atlas, Mike Moran
N 1t the Warfield theatre
a
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Mayor.
Clerk.
Il.
Coupon.

Coupon
No.--------- $500
On the 1st day of , 19--,
the City Of Ps{cagoula, County OF
jackson, State of Mississippi, promises
to pay the bearer Fifteen Dollars in
lawful money of the United States of
America at the
interest due on that day on its Public
Wharf Construction Bonds of 1919.
--------------------
Countersigned: Mayor.
--- r--------- =
Clerk.
Section g. That the said bonds
shall be autographed and printed in
two or more colors and be signed by
the mayor of said city and counter
signed by the clerk of said city and
the coupons attached to said bonds
shall be executed with the original on
engraved fac-simile signature of the
said officials, and the said officials are
hereby ordered and authorized to 50
execut. the said bonds and coupons
TO and IL behalf of the city, after being
executed as herein provided for, the
said bonds shall be delivered to the
purchaser thereof on the payment Of
the purchase price thereof and the
rrOct eds of said sale shall be paid as
directed by the mayor and city council,
and shall be used for no other purpose
tha the one for which said bonds are
issued.
Section A. That there shall levied
and collected each year a special tax
rate and amount with which
to pay the interest on said bonds and
also to retire them as they severally
and serially become due, which said tax
levy and this ordinance providing for
the same shall be irrepealable so long
a.; any of said bonds shall remain out
standing and unpaid.
Section 8. That all ordinances here
tcfore passed in conflict with the pro-
visions of this ordinance or any por-
lion thereof shall be and are hereby
repealed.
Section 6. That there being an
Urgent public necessity for the con-
;truction of a public wharf for the
,ity of Pascagoula, therefore this or
finance shall be in force from and
after its passage, approval and publi-
,ation, as required by law.
Approved and adopted this the 5th
lay of September, 1919.
F. H. LEWIS,
Mayor.
], M. l.. Valverde, city clerk, hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance of
he city of Pascagoula, Miss, was at
/ regular meeting of the council of
'aid city. duly adopted by unanimous
,ote of said council. as appears by the
minutes of said meeting OF said coun-
Ill.
Witness my hand this the 5th day
If September, 1919.
NJ l.. VALVERDE,
City Clerk.
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.oa Pretty, 'foung Girl.
rush Hamlet" is the unique
hm Desmond's latest pro-
hbuted by Exhibitors Mu-
PRODUCTION was made by
hampton, Robertson-Cole
Vtrld's rights.
h gives the popular big
did opportunity for the
an1 Of humor he has made
Such productions as Bare
eher" and "WhiteWashed
4 western, breezy, full of
olesome comedy and bris-
Ne action that moves at a
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AGENTS

MEN WITH RED BLOOD HUsTLING
sorry invention Of all times, the UNI
VERSAL CARBURETOR LOCK. 1t
locks the carburetor and shuts off the
gas supply. No other does It. Fits
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act quick and secure exclusive terri
tory. Territory going fast. Be the
n arsI Il 1f!R end pnap miss nsrvs tsis. q W qHie
today for complete information and
special offer. THE UNIVERSAL CAR
BURETOR LOCK CO.. 706 Andrews
Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Want Ad Rates.
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL
seven room modern house. Hot water
heat; SO it. lot. $2500.00. Apply e. A.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-oonunued

HOUSES: ALL SIZES AND DESCRIP-
lions, at $4,000 up. The H. Bendeke
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
Townleyism In North Dakota by ]. p.
lisheA in America. News agents. APP
. ply for particulars to j. D. Bacon,
Hotel Dacotah, Grand Forks.
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LIVE STOCK.
LARGE YORKSHIRE BOAR, TWO
S sseaz e at . 77e5FS5esteT BSoki a f'n osde anim fal
pigs of May farrow. Either sex at SIS
each: Shipped at s weeks. One regis
tered bred sow farrow about Aug. 80,
$4,000. Arthur Murphy, Niagara, N. D..
tA"FEw REGISTERED DuRoC JER-
sey bred gelts, also a few non.regis-
:: tered bred gelts and two males. If
you want the right foundation come
and look at these. J.. Z. Bacon, Lilac
Hedge Farm.
ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
eggs for Matching, $3.50 per setting of
is. j. D. Bacon. Grand Forks.
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HOUSES Foh RENT.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW q
- s FOR RENT. - 80.
~ .00-Fnrnished B room all modern
house on Reeves Ave. ~ .
$1,000 room cottage. city .y.tsr and
!: s.SS-Al1 modern ID rom II l.. Kelsey ssS 5! nd
water free.
'i''''-s@' F seSse SALE q ReAef' ave.
$4,000 .oo-Almost new hi modern . room
house IN. Belmont Ave. a.
$4,000 oo-6 room all modern house on
Vernon Ave. -.
5000. 00-New all modern Z room house
on Vernon Ave.
Belmont Ave. ahs..z
s4s5o.oo-7 Q ri modern house on
-. South Sixth st.
South Fourth st. ' "
$760o.0o-s room house all modern OF
South Fourth St
$4,000. 00-7 room all modern house with
steam heated garage on So. eth
$4,000. oo-7 room all modern house on
University Ave.
$500. o0-New s room cottage; all mod
eFn, on Cheyenne Ave,
$500. o0-New room house, all mod
ern, on North Third St.
$4,000. 0o-New all modern bungalow on
Lewis Blvd, Riverstde Park.
$2200.00-6, room house. all modern but
heat on University Ave.
,ls5ooo..s room eott.sss on N. Eighth
ncses1!w. H KELSEY ,1s% ~
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ID FINISHING.

SEND YOUR KODAK Films to Hor
Studio. for printing. Grand Forks.
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BANK STATEMENTS
THE BANK,
At Emerald. In the stats o. North IA
kote,,at the Close 1S1ao5nees
Nay ~, 1878. :M

2esou1oe5
Loans and discounts. +. ....-S13S.60l.94
Overdrafts. secured and unse-
Liberty bonds, warrants,
stocks. tax certificates,
claims, etc. ..:...:.......: s.soS.lS
Banking house, furniture and
Due, from other
ca Banks :::...::.' 'sss4s5 .e4.,..
Total ........ .e17s,55o.4o
Liabiutiss.
CAPITAL stock paid In ........$ 2o.eee.pe
Undivided profits, less *.
penses and taxes paid.... $685. SO
Individual depos-
ais subject to s,,5ss.as
Cashiers checks
1, %ssttftiise's Cher ;i' h 'l' tsss. lt'''4'.''
Total ...--. ,17s,55o.4o
STATE OF NORTH DAKorA.}
- County of Grand Forks.
I, E. Franklyn. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
my knowledge and belief.
E. FRANKLIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before ms
tbs 10th day OF a 1919; n IN
Notary Public, N. D.
Ny eommission expires July II. 1888.
correct. attest
E. FRANKLIN. a..-
Directors.
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WANTED A.
chimes ineiudins models s ana Is:
Must be familiar with I'd work On ma
chine: Marhlnist on day shift; night
keep machines n running order dur
! Inn his Shift. Permanent situation.
SIT to first class man, Wire. or write
Foreman NorutnE Herald, Grand
FORKS, ~. y. II
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MODERN SIX ROOM FURNISHED
house on Belmont Ave. e. A. Flad-
= land. ~,
GOOD HOMES FOR nHrsT AT ALL
prices. John G. Bos Co. Phones ~.
/ ROOM HOUSE. SEWER, LIGHT
and water. So6 4th Ave.
HOUSES. A. FLApLAND. q.
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GOOD BUTCHER AND SAUSAGE
maker wanted. ct once. Steady job
year round. Good wages. References.
Enderlin Meat Market. Enderlin, N. D..
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AVE. RESIDENCE, $500,
no trades. Apply p. A. Eladland.

FOR SALE CHEAP. WELL BRED
full blooded Jersey bull calf. Three
weeks DID, solid color, black tongue
and switch. JAS. Turner e. Sons.
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|wANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER;
20 and half over 30. Steady. work.
j. M. Taillon. Cavalier, N. D..
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wANTED-THREE OR FOUR. FIRST
class al-round painters n paper
hangers; zoe per hour. Apply J. H.
Lambe. -. - iN
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EEUERLY WoMAN 10 LooK AFTER
,ha1Rfand do light houseWork for busi-
!InS9s9. woman. Mrs. Taylor. Flat 5,sDa-
cofeh block. 140SJ. N, w. %
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BARBEE ! wANTEplrssTlEADYs JOB.
gendoff. Bowbeils, Nd. 49, ~
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BARRIER wANTEp-Musr BE GOOD
week. A. M. Cadry, Brocket, N. D..
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Two in family. Good
i wages. Call s1oL. N. W. Mrs. II. A.,
Ltbbey, sos So. 4th. "
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WANTED-rwo MAIDS FOR GEft-
efAl homework. Sisters preferred.
Gno wages. House cleaning all done.
Mte. ~. w. Murray. 100 Reeves Ave.
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BARBER WANTEp-32o A WEEK
and half over $50. Must be experience
ed barber. Address 6S5 Herald.
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FOR sALE-4oo WESTERN EWES
with lambs at side; $21.0O per head if
taken before sheared. j. r. Dean, War
wick, N. d. -
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for all aroun blacksmithine and
%%ooSwork' John A. Swanson. Bantry.
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q REAL HOME Wit HAVE 70 IN
sold ssoon. EiSht room and bath. Mod
In basement. summer Kitchen ana
screen porch. Large front lawn, with
shade trees. Also large back yard. to
raise nice garden: Barn on lot can b.
Z ROOMS AND BATH, ALL MODERN
Hight, Gas, hot aad cold water. 50 q.
lot shade trees, on payement,il hal3,
block from car line. Easy tsfuass
~ ~. 7th. e
SIX ROOM HOUSE,, MoDERNlExcEPT
heat. Good lot. Shade and Fruit .treee:
One block from car line; $1sSoo.00. q.
4. FladlanA.
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ROOMS FOR RENT IN ALL MODERN
house: S33 South Fourth, East Grand
Forks.
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HELr-MndA1E.

fELEPHoNE OPERATORS WANTED
! June LIST. Hampden, N. .~,sexchange.
1900 per month and room. Farmers
5~Velephone Co., Starkweather, NJ D.
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North Dnk0fa's Gre0fexf
Classified Section. ss
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
PIANOS.

GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE.
Mahogany case. Mrs. C.. S. Dow, 615
South Fifth.
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BATHS

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AMP
Swedish massage; treatments for
Separate department for ladies' with
$.lady nurse and ralsseuse- In attend
!ance Hotel Dacotah. Phone N. ". ~.
Mechanic Theyapist.
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ALL AROUND PAINTER WANTED.
Top. wages: Holmes and Anderson,
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ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
I Q make the Young Women'o Chris.
tian Ass,n: their Headquarters while
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AN EXPERIENCED woMAN COOK
wanted At once. Wages 5000 ner
's&st month. s.tPerManent position. PSrEel
House, Leeds, N. D. ~ =, 1
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BARBER WANTEL-WAGEs S22.0o
per week, 50 yer 81. Jim Odber,
East Grand Forks.
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housswork. Family of. four. summer
at Lake Rernidji. Mrs.. c. c. Gowran,
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WANTED-MAN FOR .yGENERAI
farm work. Ono who can milk and
DO dairy. work when necessary. : Call
TFl-State 283.S. - E1 H
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WANTEp-YOUNG MAN TO WORK
Box 900. Grand Forks, N. fp:s'7f
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START RIGHT. LOS ANGELES y. M
C. A. auto school, Service mon u rate
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
suitable for two, Oadies preferred),
use Of bath. Might board one. Cali
No. 511 N. 18th St. N. W.. Tel. 1901.
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LABORERS WANTED AT THE
cemetery. Apply On the grounds.
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WANTEp-DINiNa ROOM GIRL AND
Kitchen e1El. Mrs. James AeHsaie. ~
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FOR RENT-A SMALL SUITE OF
rooms, suitable for two. Hall Hotel,
S11 So. Bird. ~
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SITUATION WANTED.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN COOL
!. location. 157 N. w.
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GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN. GENERAL
trio appliances; $1,000 . week. Ara.
{. s. Moofes. Hope, N. d.
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FOR. RENT-EIGHT LOTS WEST OF
university. Call East 1851, It's.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-13
Tn robo de Dinannita
Mas Information

tos datos. Nos dijo ell Sr. Vera
que ell material robado es capaz
para volar un pueblo. La detec-
tive no tiene a1n una pista deter
minada, aunque ell sagaz Cohen
cho" no cree dificil enccntrar
pronto al autor del rObo.
Quien di6 primeramente aviso
del robo a los Sres Valdes, fue ell
empleado Eusebio Aguinaldo.
Core un rumor por ahf en- re-
laci6n con ese robo, a cuyo rumor
no queremos dar credito, pero 10
llevamOs a las columnas del pc
ri0dico como mera information.
Como recordaran los lectores,
por Bayamon merodea ell pr6fugo
Jesus Gomez, (a) 'sChuchu",
quien en- meses atras cayo a tiros
a la detective.
"Chuchd" fue cogido por la poll
cia y la Corte de Distrito 10 cas-
tigo dos aIios de prisi6n por
dos delitos. Esto aconteci6 en-
JUNO diez y seis; despues de esa
fecha "Chuch1" volvio a burlar
la justicia y Sc fug6, encontran-
dose por donde viven familiares
suyos, en- Bayam6n.
Ahora Sc dice que la dinamita
robada, esta en- manos de "Chu-
chd'. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-13
I'm pr6tugo en- Boydn6n. -OtfosI
detdlles.


Aver ma1ana sali0 para Baya-
mon el teniente de la detective,
iSr. Inocencio Diaz, "ChenchO",
a inyestigar i'm robo que Sc ha he
cho los Sres. Valdes y Co, pro-
pietarios del seryicio de yapOrci-
tos y trenes de su nombre.
En- las oficinas de la detective
nuestro reporter no encontro de-
TALES precisos del case, puGs
quien podfa dar toda la informa-
sci0n relacionada con ell robo ha-
bfa salido para aquel pueblo.
No obstante, nuestro cOmpaiie-
TO ha obtenido los detalles del ca
so.
El robo consiste en- noveilta Y
nueve eartuchos de dinamit;;, Sc
senta setenta pies de mecha y
de sesenta 0 setenta fulmillantes.
Todo ese material robado tiene
un valor regular y fue lleyado de
la easeta que para ese efecto han
erigido los Sres. Valdes y Co.,
Esta mafana nuestro reporter
estuyo en- la oficina del admins
trador de la citada companfa, sr.
Rodolfo Vera, quien puso a nues
tro companero en- poseci6n de es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-13

los Estados Unidos ha anuncia-
do pdblicamente, compras en- es-
| ia semana de 450,000,000 de ba-
rifles de harina a precios que
fluctuan entire $3.50 y $10.40, en-
sacos de yute, en- Baltimore. Ca
Isl toda esta harina es de trigo
| b Ian do, 100 por ci n o
straight y alguna de grades
Iinferiores, como 'puede compro-
barse por ell precio bajo a que
la venta fue hecha.
Las compras de esta semana
han aligerado casi en- su totali-
dad las existencias de trigo acu-
n1uladas por los pequeilos moli-
neros del Este, y de ahi la mejo-
ra efectuada en- ell mercado.
La cosecha de trigo este ailo
en- los Estados Unidos es de
700,000,OOO de bushels (60 lbs.) J
El consume del ano pasado fue
,405, 100000, y 81 aceptaramos
esta cantidad como un promedio
para ell consumes del ailo actual.
quedaran solamente 295, 100000
de bushels para la exportacion
Puede calcularse prudentemente
que 45,000,000 de bushels de tri-
go, de sgrado muy bajo, tendran
que utilizarse para alimento de
animales. Est0 nos dejaTfa llni-
caniente ifi total dc 250. .0O0, ,0U0'
de bushels exportables contra
400,000,000 exportados Ell afio
pasado, sin contar con que ten
dremos este ano Ell consume de
Alemania Y Austria y de otros
pafses europeos que han sufrido
los rigores de la escasez.