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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
|, S. ARMY SELLS MOTOR TRUCKS
 AT BIG PROFIT
English Bid High for Cars, Pay. ing as Much as $1,000 for
 FOrds.

1 Correspondence of Associated Press) London, June 5.-American army
 motor transport in England has not
 cost the United States government
 anything for machines, according to figures prepared at army headGuar- ters here. Astonishing prices have been paid here for machines the army has placed on auction, touring cars in scores of instances bringing more than the original cost even though they have seen rather hard usuage for months.
 The army purchased number of
 light popular type for $45O each and these have sold for as high as $1 ,000 after being used eight months Another machine the average pur- chasing price for which was $1,085 i has brought as much as $1,890 at the fauction sales. The prices bid for touring cars has been absolutely amazing Major J. c. Weller, head of the motor transport work in the Quartermaster department here, told the Associated Press, a great deal higher than we would have dared asked on straight sales.
 Altogether the army had 592 tour ing cars, trucks, ambulances, motor cycles and bicycles for it's work of transporting about 100000 men through England. Only dozen of these have been reserved to be used in the final clearing out of head quarters in London. Good prices been obtained for the trucks and am- balances, exceptionally good prices when compared with what second hand motors bring in the United States, but the greatest demand has been for the touring cars, motorcycles and bicycles.
 England never did build such ve- hicles in quantity and during the war none were built for private use Now the demand is so great that ac- tual values have been almost discard ed entirely.
 Some observers place this demand in the same category with the in- satiable desire for women for the finest of finery at unprecedented prices which even then the shops can- not supply, or other luxurious de- mands of people who would hardly have thought of such things before the war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
MISSIONARY IN
 JAPAN RECEIVES
 JAIL SENTENCE Rev. B. M. Mowry of Ohio Con- victed of Shielding the
 Agitators.

Correspondence of Associated Press )
 Pyneg Yang, Koera, May 1O.-That the accused did not know he was shel- tering agitators was one of the main points in the defense of Rev E. MI Mowrey, of Mansfield, O., who ap- pealed from a sentence of six months in the lower court for having har- bored Korean leaders, and whose case was head in the appeal court of Pyeng Yang, today. Judge Hashimoto pre- sldent and Public Procutator Mitsui
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
oFFICERs:

James R. Robinson, President; also president Victor Refining Go. B. l.. Fain, Vice President, Oil Operator and Lease Broker. N. M. Clifford, Treasurer; As sistant Cashier City National Bank. c. H. Hayes, Secretary; Hayes Advertising Agency. La mar D. Fain, Director; member McClurkan's, largest dry goods house in Wichita; Ernest K. Fain, member same firm.
 Every Man in the Company
 Wichita Falls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
ADS DIARY DEPARTMENT.

||nesboro. July 5.-C. A. Greene parshfield. Mo-. has been elected
 of the dairy department of the ! agricultural school here. Mir. me IS a graduate of the Univer- of Missouri, and for two years |oeen in charge of the diary barn Pe University of Illinois.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

denial was scarcely to be accepted and that the judgement pronounced by the Court of First Instance should be upheld
 Refuting this argument, Dr. Uzawa said that the allegation that the de- fendant was not aware of the fact that the Korean were wanted by the police was fully established. According to his personal Investigation, the room in which the defendant gave them shelter was his study, and one near est to the road, so it was in full view from the outside. This was evidence that he harbored no intention of specially sheltering them from cap ture by the police, Dr. Uzawa urged that the judgement pronounced at the preliminary examination be quash-
 ed and Mr. Mowry set free. Dr. Uzawa's colleagues also pleaded for Mir. Mowry. Decision was reserved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
'RYANs AT HOT SPRINGS.

't Springs, July 4.-William Jen- Bryan accompanied by his
 ms son, Williams Jennings n, IT,, and his grandson, J. En' have arrived here and are Eered at the Arlington. for an mite stay, excepting MT. Bryan VIII continue his speaking tour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
DRILLING:

We are preparing to put up derrick now. Drilling will likely be under way by the time you read this. We are going to drill this well if not an- other dollar of stock is sold. Our sales have been heavy lately and we are getting mighty close to the end. We will drill 1000 feet deep on cur 30-acre tract in Block 67, unless oil is found at lesser depth. -
 GUARANTEES: We guarantee to pay 75 per cent of earnings in monthly dividends.
 We guarantee to render monthly statements after we get we'll. We guarantee you square deal. The guarantee of men like the men be- hind this company means something tC you. Business men cannot afford to misrepresent or try to "cr00k you" You get straight square deal in this company and quick ac- ton.
 If you ever expect to. make an in- vestment in oil this is your one best chance Our large acreage will make the stOckhclder rich who will put in a few hundred dollars when we bring in big we'll. Acreage is what makes an oil company. A we'll on one or two acres is worthless almost. Get in company that have hOld- ings enough to make really truly oil company large enough to pay big dividends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

The appeal court sentenced the Rev MT. Mowry on May IS to four months in prison. He appealed to the high est court.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
La Guardia Nacional
Portorriquena
DOS CARTAS

te General de Puerto Rico, Major Will
son, para organizar una CompaEfa de
la GHardiG N0ci0naI Puertorrjque6G
ell San Juan.
SD nombre apafece en- la lista de
aquelios que va han firmado Ia soli-
citud de eElistamiento en- la Guardia
Nacional Y ell Objeto de la presente
es pedirle venga a mi olicina, en- eL
Edificio Bouret el Luaes pr6Ximo de
ci'lco Il Seis de la tarde, para tener
una certa entreyista y acordar ell dfa
en- que podamos presentarnos las au-
toridaGes, debidamente orgaGizados,
para ser admitidos como la PrimerG
COmpaE,a dc Ia GuGrdiG NacioRGI de
San Juan.
No dudando tendr6 el placer de verle
por mi oficina el pr6Ximo lunes la
hora indicada, acompafado 81 es po-
|sible, por un nuevo candidate para que
ingrese Ell nuestra companfa, quedo de
|usted,
Muy atentamente,
/ r. r. Pesqaerd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

tire y s, penetr5 80 'ei rogarNaaI doc
tor y6lez Gotay, incautandose de- IN
reloj de GRO para sonora, una pluma-
fuente, de orc, un rosario de ORC, un
prendedor de orc, con una esmeralda,
una cadena de reloj para seiiora Y
diez y seis d6fares. a%
= Los cabos IzquierdoS Y Rodriguez Y
el policfa Gir6n lograron descubrir que
Moreta, quien ha cumplido varias SEN
tencias por hurtos y escalamientos, ha-
hfa estado rondando por los alrededO-
res de la casa robada, al seguirle la
pista descubi6rOnle EN- un centro de
prostitution, donde Moreta despilfa-
rraba los diez seis d6lares, en- franco
orgfa con varias damiselas.
Aprenhendido Lorenzo Y registradosele
los bolsillos, aparecieron las alhajas
robadas al expresado doctor Velez Co
tay.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
CHRIGOTAS

YO, pecador, me cOnfiesO a ids.
que en- mi Ultima chirigoteria- CO.
meti la primera, en- categoria, en-
nlmero son va innumerables,-Sver-
dad, jauria? - pifia 0mitiendo ell
actc mas importante de la Velada con
que Ponce rindio homemade Villaes-
pesa, hoy tan orondo porque ell Villa
espesito que predijo Carri6n MadurO
ha sido realmente Villaespesito.
Me venfa refiriendo cuando el naci-
miento del hijo de Fillaespesa me dis
trajo, al magnO hecto de- que los ojps
mas hermosOs " bellos de tadO Ponce,
-y iya es slsuperlativoa a<-puestos en-
una cara y un cuerpO pDncehisismO
ofrecieron a Ell Poeta una liraade f1O-
res del pals palidas de la vergiienza
de no poder superar su pertadora
y un titulo de socio con que el Casino
de Ponce mostraba su admiration a
EI Poeta.
Culpa confesada, culpa perdonada,
me parece DIR de los labios mas pom
ceiios de Ponce, sublime representa-
ci6n corregida y muy mejorada del
Casino Ponceio cuya Directiva, Pre-
sidente inclusive, en- punto a belleza
y elegancia, no pueden llegar nj al ta-
quito de gonna del zapato de SUI EN-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
Servicio Inalanlbrico

|gado a un acuerdo entire Alema-
MIA y Belgica, por ell cual Alema-
mia, durante ell perfodo de veinte
amos, pagara los veinte billones
de marcos sustraidos por los ale
names en- los territories ocupa-
dos de la pequeila nacion.
CHICAGO, 29.-Se han regis
trado en- los estaSos del oeste
|grandes tormentas de nieve Y un
frfo intense. En- algunas loca-
lidades la nieve ha legado a dos
pies de altura. Entire ell Missi-
ssippi y la Sierra Nevada, EN-
muchas parties llanas de los es-
tados del oeste, los trenes avan-
zan muy despacio y las comuni-
caciones han sido malamente
obstruidas.
WASHINGTON a9.-El CO.
ronel Elisha Theall, del Cuerpo
de Marina, cuyo hogar radica en-
esta ciudad, fue estropeado ano-
che por un automovil y su esta-
do es muy grave en- ell hospital
de emergencies. Los medicos
dicen que SUI craneo Sc halla CONF
pletamente fraeturado, aunque
hoy Sc dice ha obtenido una pc
quefia mejorfa.
NEW YORK, 29.-El Even
ing Stars" dice que son n1uy en-
contradas las opiniones acerca
de los juegos que Sc celebraran
maiiana domingo entire elAnna-
polls Y el West Point. Lasono-
ticfas que del Annapolis Sc re-
ciben son de q. ALI muestran ! I'm
gran interes en-. dichos juegos, y
a. estanp seguros de la victoria.
Los teams q. salieron de aquella
.localidadzecen direction a West
Point recibieron una calurosa
despedida. Ell Secretario Da-
niels Y Roosevelt, asf como inf,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

MEXICO, noviembre 29.-El
Presidente Carranza ha huido
hacia Queretaro. Ell Jefe Eje-
cutivo hace POGO salio para la ca
pital federal desde aquel estado,
donde Sc hallaba atendiendo la
fatal enfermedad de su esposa,
que tuvo un desenlace inespera-
do. Ell General Gonzalez ha es-
calado ell poder.
WASHINGTON, 29.-Se ha
procedido al embargo de las mi
mas del carbon -hituminoso DON
de los propietarios no demostra-
ban estar dispuestos cooperar
en- ell aumento de la production
Y sc estan hacienda uso de las
tropas para proteger todos los
mineros que desean trabajar,
seg1n decision tomada por ell Co.
bierno, a fin de poner termino a
la huelga de los mineros. Todos
los planes presentados estuvie-
ron acordes ell microbes tltimo,
para rehusar todas las otras pro-
posiciones del gobierno. Las mi
mas embargadas correran bajo
la administrator de combusti-
bles.
PLYMOUTH, 29.-Lady As
tor, la sefora del Vize6nde As
tor, que es natural de los Esta-
dos 'Unidos, ha sido electa al
Parlamento EN- las eleccipnes ce-
lebradas en- Plymouth ell Is de-
noviembre. Los resultados fue-I
ron anunciados aver, despuesddel.
recuento. Antes de carse Lady.
Astor, era la seforita Lenghor-
ne, de Virginia. Els fnadre de.
seis nifios, y sera la primera niu-
.jer que ocupe un sitial en- la Ca.
mara de los Comunes de Inglate-
IRA.
BRUSELAS, 29.-Se ha lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Nuestro compafiero Perez Losada re
cibi6 aver tarde el siguiente tele-
grama
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
Cable a Ell IMPARCIAL.

n
NOGALES, noviembre '29.-
Ell Gobernador Adolfo de Ia
Huerta recibi6 un mensaje de
la capital mejicana ordenandOle
que desmienta Ia noticia circula-
da de haber ocurrido una rup-
tura entire los partidariOs de Ca
rranza y del General Obreg6n.
Entire ambos caudill0s existen
relaciones muy cOrdiales.
BERLIN, 20. Sabese de fuen
te autorizada, que Alemania Sc
prOpOne rechazar las demands
de los aliados para que entregue
cuatr0cientas mil tOneladas de
dragas, remolcadOres y buques
auxiliares, como sc lie exile pOr
los pOderes de la entente. Ell
GObierno Aleman apelara an
tie ell tribunal de La Haya contra
la que juzga demanda inadmi-
sible.
MADRID, 29.-El Ministro
plenipotenciario del Japon cerca
de la Corte de Espafa ha falle-
cido aver repentinamente de una
hemorragia. El Rey don Alton
SO enyi6 a su SecretariO particu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
NOTIC,Il.AS. DE PONCE

Ponce, noviembre 2S.- Para esta
noche q las ocho y EN- el salon de assam
bieas de la Escuela Grammatical, ha or
'ganizado@el estimable joyen don Cosme
3ClaVell, Hon. Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6ne Pdblica de esta municipalidad
una reception en- honor de los j6venes
estudiantes de la Universidad que lle-
garan esta tarde aquf para tomar par
te en- un desaffo atletico concertado
con los alumnos de nuestra High
School. & i. l
LA maiiana de aver exhal6 su
stiltimo aliento en- SUI residencia, calle
Victoria de esta ciudad, la estimable
seiiora Carmen. Irizarry, viuda de Pur
cell, cuyO cadaver fu6 trasladado la
mailana de hoy Penuelas, para dar-
lie cristiana sepultura ell ell Cementerio
de aquel pueblo.
Hoy Sc aclara aquf que el baile de
sociedad que Sc intentaba celebrar ma
mana en- ell Club de los Caballeros de
Colon, que Sc dijo era crganizado por
esa institution con ell prop0sitO de alle-
gar recursos para cubrir los gastos
que iorigine la reconstruction de la
iglesia cat6lica parroquial, fu6 idea
do y sera realizado .por un comit6 in
tegrado por senoritas y j6venes pom
ceiios, que dada la animation entu.
siasmo reinantes han crefdo oportupo
llevarlo cabo ep los salones del Ho-
tel Melia, que bondadosamente don Bal
tolo Melia, duefio del establecimiento,
cedi6 para aquel fin.
Sc informa que sigue mejorando
sin complicaciones, la joven Josefa
Maldonado Torres, que hace POGO Sc
vic acometida Ell un rapto de passion
DOR Oriol Cidr6n, ell Unfortunate obre-
70 que segundos despu6s de agredir a
Josefa, creyendola muerta, puso fin a
sus dfas suicidandose.
Ell muy listo, demasiado listo Lo'
renzo Moreta, la noche de antier, en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
IS. lbajadora cerca de viIlaespesa.

bajadora cerca de Villaespesa.
Para relleno, ojeemos en- un peri6-
dicO cualquiera.
Segln un telegrama de Londres,
los "soviets" rusOs Sc encuentran en-
condolences de pagar cuatrocientos
milones "de primera necesidad."
Me era completamente esa nueva
nomenclature monetaria. Cuanto que
la moneda de "primera necesidad" sea
snoneda circulante icuantisimos mi
Homes van ser emitidos!
"Ayer regres6 de los Estados Uni
dos el caballeroso joven A. de la Ha-
ha."
Con decir ids. que ese joven, rela-
tiyamente joven, hace mas de dos amos
que no Sc ha movido de Puerto Rico,
qneda comprobada la novedad y GER
teza de La nOticia.
*s&&
\ Roberts Lunkins dijo "que un ca
ballo le habia dado una COZ en- el cam
pamento militar".
SQue parte del cuerpO de Mr.. Lun-
kins Sc llamara ell campamento mill
tar?
INCASABLE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Los SOBRINOS DEL ITO SAM EN-
MAYAGUEZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Ell IMPARCIAL, San Juan.
Anoche estrenamOs Sobrinos del Tfo
Sam, dehido gran 6xito obtenido, Sc
repiten hoy. Felicitaciones recuer-
dos.
SGavedra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

nidad de offcia1ss del Departa-
mentolde Ia Guerra, salieron hoy
para presenciar las jugadas, al
iigual que el Eerrafario Bakery
prominentes nliieabros q sus Or
'denes. ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Senor Director de
Ell IMPARCIAL
San Juan, T. II.
Muy sr. mic y amigo:
Por la circular que adjundo, vera
que he sido comisionado para organi-
zar la Primera Compafifa de Ia Guar
dia Nacional EN- San Juan. 4;
Ell objeto de la presente es sOlicitar
su cooperation favoreci6ndonos con la
publicidad necesaria para la mayor
brevedad possible.
Anticipandole las gracias pDr esta
labor, que responde al alto espfritu
de patriotismO que sabemos usted esta
dispucsto demostrar en- toda ocasi6n
me suscribo,
Muy atentamente,
r. R. Pesquera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
Aani denand De los Aiados ap de eeno Tribunal dc
Marquina loga esn de drama Aeania
En- Barcelona los anarqustas siguen poniendo bombas

tandO la capilla ardiente. Ell Go
bierno ha resueltO que al diplo-
maticO nippon Sc lie tributen hO-
nores militares de teniente gene
raj.
MADRID, 29.-LOs patrOnos
del ramo de constructions han
recibidO con entusiasmO la resO-
luci6n de ir al lockout" ell 6 de
dicielnbre, 81 las circunstancias
no aconsejaran ir antes a esa po-
sici6n defensiva.
| MADRID, 29.-Los tranviarios
reunidos en- un mitin en- la Casa
| del Pueblo acordaron ir a la huel-
tga Immediate dando a la empire
sa un dia de plazo para contes-
tar las demandas hechas y muy
especialmente la de readmisi6n
de los companeros despedidOs del
trabajo. Con gran dificultad 10
graron los tranviarios poder reu-
mir la directiya de la asociaci6n.
HABANA, 29.-En los juegOs
de aver ell Almendares Sc anot6
seis carreras y ell ''All Amerl-
cans", cuatro. Ha sidO inaugu-
rada con gran sOlemnidad Y ex-
traOrdinariO luciinientO la tenn
porada hipica en- el Oriental
Park. EI nimerO de turistas
americanos que este inviernO ha
'llegado a la Habana es mayor
lque en- ningunO de los ahteriores.
i MADRID, 29.En .el Teatro
del CentrOs la Compania Xirgu-
B0rras ha estrenadO con &xitO
lenorme ell dEaRaa@.de=E Eduardo
Marquina, tituladOsss' Alemania".
La critica dice cue es este ell
drama mas fuerte y de mas me-
dula que ha prOducido el insigne
aut0r de t'En Flandes sc ha pues-
to ell Sol" .
ZARAGOZA, 29.-Los hueI-
guistas intentarOn cerrar por la
fuerza los comerciOs y vOlcaron
los tranvfas y OtrOs vehiculos en-
circulation. Sc han adOptadO
precauciones militares para pre-
venir la continuation de los de-
s0rdenes. Aver han sido practi-
cadas varias detenciones de sig
lnificadOs agitad0resgn lei 6rden
ha sid0 restablecidO. Tsa s1t
/ BARCELONA, 29.-La cam
pafia alarmista ha sidO muy acen
tuada en- las iltimas h0ras por
los enenigOs del Orden social. En-
una famOsa pasteleria de la Ram
bla estall6 anOche una bOmba
que milagrOsamente no mat6 a
nadie. La alarma es vivisima.
Las autOridades no lOgran tran
Iquilizar Ia, ciudad con las garan-
tias que ofrecen. Los sitiOs es-
trategicOs estan .tOmadOs mill
tarmente.
Los SOBRINOS DEL ITO SAM EN-
MAYAGUEZ
Nuestro companero Perez Losada re
cibi6 aver tarde cl siguiente tele-
grama
Mayagiiez noviembre 2S, 1919.
Perez Losada,
Ell IMPARCIAL, San Juan.
Anoche estrenamos Sobrinos del Tfo
Sam, deAido gran 6xito obtenido, Sc
repiten hoy. Felicitaciones y recuer-
dos.
Saauedrd.
s u =. u -
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tts4
Edward J. Edwards, GObernador de-,
in0crata electo ea nel estadO de New
Jersey, Estados idos. quien, pbr
medic de ana pfY Uganda hasada en-
asu programa, co|mpletamente 'seco",
sali6 triunfante por una pluralidad
de mas del $4,000 vOtos.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-26
Business MOnev

Commercial paper has been quiet in
the past few days The rate for nearly
all paper remained at 51z per cent. Not
more than perhaps three or four New
York banks of an prominence are in the
market now. One house with Chicago
connections finds a good market out
there at 5A per cent.
Some houses are not borrowing now
because they are making up their in
ventories for June 80, and wish to show
a good report on that date. Others, it
is said, postpone present borrowing in
order that they may get six months
paper to bring them into January ma
turtles. The advantage of having such
maturities is that notes, if need be, can
usually be removed on more favorable
terms in the middle of January than
are likely to be obtainable in December,
just before the year-end dividend and
interest disbursements. But this works
both ways. If it satisfies the business
house more, the commercial paper
broker has got to think of the banks
to whom he wishes to sell the notes.
The banks are apt to want December
maturities, one reason being that if re-
newals come then, they are likely to get
the advantage of any high rates that
may prevail. Further, they are likely
New-York tribune., 1919-06-26
Divergent Views on
Woouen Goods Outlook
Offerings for Fall of 1920 Elk.
pected to Settle Price
Trend

Divergent views as to how long pres
ent high prices Of woollen goods will
continue were expressed yesterday by
trade leaders. All agree that prices
for materials for use next spring,
which will be offered to the trade
within the next month or so, will be
higher than ever. Some predicted that
prices for fall, 1920, would show still
further advances, while others believe
that early next year prices will re-
cede.
1t was brought out that there is a
large quantity of raw wool in the world
at present, possibly more than enough
to supply normal consumption, but at
the same time, present prices we're
said to be based on an extraordinary
demand for cloth, plus a limited supply
due to the inability of mills to get
their machinery going full force. The
higher price advocates base their argu-
ments on continued inability of the
mills to produce more cloth than they
are turning out at present. Those who
maintain that prices will recede next
year believe that the decline will come
about through increased production. 1t
was suggested by one prominent mill
man that working the loom operators
in double shifts of six hours each
would solve the problem.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-26
Foreign Buyers Welcome
No Boycott by Garment Makers,
Declares D. MOsessohn

New York dress manufacturers ex-
tend hearty welcome to buyers from
foreign countries, according to David
N. Mosessohn, executive director of the
Associated Dress Industries of Amer
ica, who yesterday said that reports
had been circulated through the trade
that New York garment makers were
boycotting foreign buyers.
"This report has been called to my
attention." he said, "and l cannot be
too emphatic in stating that it is not
based on truth. Of course there are
some houses that are not in position
to accept foreign business. On the
other hand, many of our members are
shipping dresses to foreign countries
now. South America, the Scandinavian
countries, Australia, Canada and even
England have placed orders for dresses
in this market, and the finished prod
ucts are being shipped as rapidly as
possible. Does that look like boy
cott?"