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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
DRY GOODS REVISIONs
Prices Marked Down Some to Meet
hendjuntment Conditions. but Ex-
pectcd to Go No Further.

The week has been featured by fur
Lner. though belated, price revisions in
dry goods, in Keeping with the altered
conditions arising from the cessation OF
large war requirements, says the re-
nor's reaching Dun's agency. While
the usual hesitation has resulted from
Inc reductions, il has been made clear
that the new levels represent all the
uecllnes that are to be anticipated at
present. unless there is radical
chanSe in the value Of raw cotton and
III wages OF labor.
AS a means of promoting confidence
prices for the term Of delivery, and
th!s IS expected 70 aid materially in
bringing an orderly rcadjustment
IN manufacturing circles, production
Is still contracting as war orders eX-
pre- and delay is encountered in book
ing new civilian business, and many
OF the mills are running under much
reduced capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Improve. vavrIeti., OF 60, u.,n,

Inc increasing utilization OF the SOW
oean as food and in numerous manu-
iactured products has resulted in an
increased public interest in this croD
ana consequent larger acreage. The
United States Department of Agricul-
.o o mas extended its field work with
ciailH in connection with the testing
OF improved varieties selected from nu.
merous introductions from Asia Much
n|br!d!Zation involving the Crossing of
me nonshat;ering smooth sort With
standard commercial sorts has been
done.
Many OF the most important varieties
now grown are the result of the de-
partments work. Several recentIv dis
iributed are the Haber!andt. Virginia
MISC Miisoh1 tivei Haht9, Biloxi, Black Eye
ing Of varieties for food purposes has
given soft-boiling bean, Easy Cook.
Snperlor 10 any other tested. and the
nahto. q variety especially valuable
LOT use as green vegetable. Breed
ing work Is being continued with VA
rieties of high oil and protein content
ana hish forage and seed yield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

would have fallen TO the county agent
living in county where there is no
agent, to manage this business. and
Who does not know the names OF the
In charge should apply at once to the
State Director of the Extension Divi-
The director will give full details
OF the plan of procedure necessary for
any farmer TO follow in getting his
nitrate.
Last, year tho nitrate sold by the
government 10 the farmers proved very
value bic The agricultural agent in
nitrate when used on corn made
difference of from seven 20 ten bushels
per acre. 1t is probable however
that the nitrate proved most efiicacious
in the tobacco growing section OF tn.
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Hog Choler. 7, C.on,ro,,

through work of the Bureau of AMI
mai Industry OF the United States De
partment of Agriculture $500. 900 hogs
We're Haccinated against cholera in tGe
l infey, year and average losses in cholera
than ~ per cent by the use of antihnC
cholera serum. An increase OF l6S
counties working for hog cholera cor
trol is considered notable there being
4oI counties in the country now en-
gagged in this work. besides seventeen
states In which activities of this char
acter are conducted ~
Representatives of the Federal de-
partment visited 1850 farms for Tho
purpose Of making Investigations, diar
Earding control and eradication. Fur
thermore 2,o56 meetings were attend
ed by lo0,l90 farmers who were in
tereStcd in the control and combatinr
OF hog cholera. In addition. oo3S
cholera infected farms were cleaned
up and disinfected under the direction
OF the Federal specialists
IN order that only the best aetihor
choiera serum may be used in actual
1eld work. rigid inspection of all serum
Is necessary. During the last twelve
months, OF the 21l.i02.530 cubic cent?
meters OF serGm produced in licensed
establishments. 2,4SS,661 cubic cent?.
meters were destroyed AZ UNIT for use
similar inspection of hog cholera virus
was also conducted for Simultaneous
use with the serum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
BUSINESS ON CARY STREET;
SLUMP CAME IN POULTRY
Not Specially Active Week From
froduce Dealers Observation-Disclosures
Are Tending Downward

While TO layman the territory
around Cary ana Thirteenth Streets
seemed TO show business ACTIVITY ali
OF last week, 1t was what the com.
mission merchants and produce dealers
VINO inhaeit that region called "A dull
week. In some lines of goods re-
ceipts. were light. There were not
enough vegetables TO meet the de-
inand, and everything in this line was
nish. FRUITS we're also rather scarce
and what were offered were taken a;
prices that were satisfactory TO sell
crS: Apples ranged higher
Heans and blackcycd peas were IN
plentiful supply and slow to move
at former figures. Rabbits were some
what more plentiful and prices saggcd
Il bit. Tho rabbit season will close ~,
January 81. but IL is understood thar
dealers having stocks on hand tina;
were received on the last day vii;
be allowed to dispose OF them in the
early days OF February. but will not
DC allowed to receive any after IN.
last night Of this month.
turkeys were in light demand and
SOLD lower than at any time this sea-
son Hens and chickens took de-
ciaed slump, live hens going down as
low as 26 TO IS cents per pound and
chickens were but little above this
say about 80 TO 80. This is a falling
on of over 10 cents per pound since
the holidays.
receipt and the demand was gui I
active. The prices sagged some, and
dealers look for n decided Weakening
in hen fruit as the supply will natu.
rally grow larger with the omen
weather that is expected this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
FARMERS GET NITRATE IN
EVERY VIRGINIA COUNTY
Polytechnic Institute and United State.
Department OF Agriculture Co.
Operating In tho Good Work

The United States Department, OF
cost TO the farmers in every COUNTY
OF Virginia The price viii be .Si
point or port, and farmers mus, pay
pllcation for nitrate wifi be recei We"
only from actual farmers or owne-a
or holders OF farms for use on ,f,c;S
land. and those desiring TO purchase
nitrate must file their application wi;b
some member q the l"cai COMMITTEES
I'm their county.
q In every county where there Is a,
agricultural agent the latter has an
pointed an, s committee OF three or more
sale OF the nitrate. These men ha w.
+ heen appointed from different pa-ts OF
the county SO that they NAV b. cast.
acsG,essible to the farmers. Their names
papers or may be gotten from - !.
county agricultural agent
In any county where there is no
agrlcuItural agent a committee Of three
or moro local business men has bccn
appointed BY the director OF eSton
sion work TO arrange for the sale o.,
the nitrate. The chairman OF such
committee VIII perform the duties Tia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
How To Grow More Corn

The Ciermont County ,Ohio) Farm
bureau through the county agent. last
year demonstrated how the yield of
corn could be increased by using ma
nure ana acid phosphate and by lin
ing. On total OF - acres ~ con-
twenty-five farmers produced am aver
aSe increase of zen bushels an acre
oH !oadcastins eight loads Of barn
yard manure and ZOO pounds OF arid
phosphate an acre From a ErouD Of
ields on which three carloads OF
EIound limestone were used the Weld
Was increased an average of : per cent.
TWO lime pulvcrs were purchased and
!ast spring one farmer ground 200 tons
ana another 100 tons OF stone from
their farms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
BUILDING OF HUNDREDS
OF SCHOOLS is HELD UP
Structures Ina virginia. Among Those
pom which Work Halted
When War Bcgun.

Contracts for 500 public schooIhouses.
inciuuihs many in Virginia and North
Sarolina, totaling some $4,000. oOo.
.at' peeh neid up as result Of the
war i.ccoruing TO but Il partial tabu!a-
ton of building conditions throughout
thc United STATES, which has been mad,
ny the statistical section of the divi-
sion of public works and construrtiou
development. United States Depart,
men OF Labor. |; is estimated tina,
the completed tabulation will show
That these school projects, now being
than $l00.O00.000.
In round numbers. this il abou, 81
per capita throughout the Cni:cd States
rs school buildings are customariiy
financed on twenty-year serial bonds
ms means an instailmcnt payment of
ABOUT cents per capita per year by
the people OF this country, if they
would have their school program pu,;
through at the present time
Assuming that Il decrease of 90 per
cent i'll construction costs might de-
relop during the next four or I'VE
years tand this is regarded by many
as Il maximum decreasc). the immc-
ulatc completion OF the nations school
program would involve an excess of
only cent per capita per year over
the per capita cost. even ir construc-
ton were delayed for several years
The educators Of the country ask
shall the country have its schools now
al " cents per capita per year, or delay
having them for four or five years in
order to buy them at cents per capita
per year?
To interes, the. nation in forward
ing this particular work is one OF tho
undertakings of this new division OF
public work and construction Of the
department OF Labor, In this purpose
il HIS the support not only OF cd,,ca
tors but of sociologists. They believe
that the nationwide lack OF public
school accommodations. which is known
20 All Is one of the earliest problems
that must be solved with others tina,
belong TO the reconstruction period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Nommcrclnl Fnilures Lnxt Week

nited states, as reported by r. c.
Dun & Co. were III against l75 the
preceding week and 2G7 the CORE
Spending week last year. OF failures
last week in the United States. sixty
enc were in the East. forty six in the
south. forty-fve in the West and
twenty-five in the Pacific States and
seventy eight reported liabilities Of
$1,000 or more. against eighty last
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

BUICK One 5-passcRgcr Buick. 1917 model
brand new tires; good condition. Must
sell quick. Isrand-new 7-pasScnger Davis
Qnick sale for cash: bargain. 800 West
broad. Randolph $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

Let ua nut new top on YOUR "a,
or II YOUR top Is good. probably tho
glasses arc out o, the rear curtain.
We have tho bes,.cauIpped shop in
the city OF Richmond and can do
your work Quickly and satisfactorily.
coourn Motor Sales Corp. Of Rich
mond. 1917 wos, Broad street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

Carry your extra load on Troy
trailer. instead OF making a second
Tip with the auto truck. Troy
trhil"rs are made to carry loads OF
from 10 tons. Chassis sturdy
buiit 10 stand the rack and strain
"i rough roads. Prices right.
QUICK delivery. II. -. King Motor
Corp. S2i West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Deaths,


FS@ sess at his is g! M p s0yih
Thomas p Arnold. Jr,, in the thirty second
Burial Tuesday at i,:.o \. NJ. in the fam:
H. bur, hury!9 rs ground at Scotch Town"
Mddleboro iIiyl papers nlease COPY
ERGi l sinEDiedy lo:l5, 4; ~ January ~, a,
thirty: SEVENTH Year. lie is snTyixed HS
h'a wifi E"f Mn"4 Su, EFfT f M HH
%unsEa' T%Ssey d sHqsS n hi Nh II
"' Ssw York ~ Hap 5eTs please copy.
FGqu S:so fn"Siy .annaTy r. isIs
nryan s,fse, '.rhomns s y. S Fuaus aged tsi
siHIy.,wo Years
THsssT 3Ss.;s% nnreS el9Sf 55sn
in lakewood
s'rSf g5 Se"'9T isS%iS Il .s:S
%a '$s H%Fafa Mrs. L5z'f %s'r" and
NOE Em and ona "f npois4 ss S6,ns rS Mar
20! FS al i9ao f i:M grave Monday January
h2hEck p'sH n Sup 1a., January IA 1912.
nsSn street, Is Si ioSasK as sSH'h ,h h%s.
GG, 5e g Of s hhS rsnms nTG nSw Al thc
Eunsrai pa no sisssri aicf East Main street.
NA 3sSin ne 'its s' i Sp'nTHay
@ nsr5 HSqs Sf"p rasa ysals " ons
AEncw ana Herbert Mann.
lie shall gather the lambs with his
.hsy I sha be & ,lin .s sSf9m The lord
III t me naY ,when make 10 My Jewels
mr. rnm.ral Monday afternoon at a:a0 from
PITTSBURGH. Pa. paners please copy
MARTIN. Died. sunday. January 10 ar bTx
homo. ':oa 4 street after a brief iiin"ss
S III nnauinw%nia;; roli9wing an attack Of in
s.rsnth year OF his aIc. ilc leaves 10
noIrr' bnoth.r l"o brothers. !. f. Martin
~ tnis giiy and o X. Martin. now IN
=. j touT sisters. Mrs. S: i. Binns. Mrs. l.
l. tii.,n.s MrS W. :. Bnns and Mrs II
g. r ,,,nns OF Charles Guy County.
- nurNlnE ground Charles City County
hI iP-Died; at Memorial Hospital Si,nJ,y
JI;amuarS ~ 1879. l.. NJ. Mrs Kali.
t'E Enr hupp, wife Of August Rupp.
=, oR.mDied. at Grace Hospital January
in the 'Iy NJ. CAPTAIN John j. Taylor.
nm r'S , ou,ia took place in the family bury
|Iuhty. Va. on January Is. 1919 -
LynchburE and Baltimore papers n,o.s
p'pe'H plcdSe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Lost and Found.

BRACELET = Lost. Thursday mornjnc
o ANAL flexible gold bracelet between Wor.
lehdykr's and Twelfth and Main or on
gay Street car. Reward. Phone Madison
foCk ETBOOk--Lost brown pockctbook
ntaining SIC in bills and some chanrn.
as; also two receipts with owners maine
finhcr return to $50 w. Grace 81 mr.
Ihone Madison 9l0W. Reward OF S..
WRIST WATCH-Lost Saturday afternoon
on, wcstbound lakewood and BROAD car
lady's gold wrist watch. Reward if re,
tMrnod 10 a0I South Harrison Strcet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

BODiES-Just received carload OF bodies
TOT Eori one. ton trucks. Thcs" bod I
ready Tor delivery and can be nut OH sa rl.
day order given. HEADQUARTERS Tor For
bodLc. y. Meyer's Sons. 73l East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

USED CARS-Dcpendab e used ears for sale
NJ. ID. stone Motor Co. Broad and Shafcr
Streets.
USED CARS--Wc have "a large assortment
or used cars we are going to sell. I.nin-
ger AlsoD Co 322 West Rroah.
Motorcycles and bicycles. 12
MOTORCYCLES. b.cvcles gas oils and
crcases. sundries and accessories OF all
Kinds. TOmpkins. A0S West Broad.
Auto Accessories. IL
AUTO PARTS-We buy and sell parts for
any make automobile Krousc Auto Wreck
!ng and Metal Co.. 2002 East Main Street.
Madison 2?a
MAKE your Want Adj specific
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

IIRES-Wc have already proven our abiii,.
repairinS tires and tubes. and our prize,
nrc lust one half OF what others chnrre
Service. Tire COMPANY 30 Wosl pr,'. I
street. phon" Randolph 3OS2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

CARBuRETORS-Th Sir0inbcrg will ni,l,
sition. Richmond Motor Co. Broad AMI
Tcnth Strccts. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

TT, I:T.Et HTNV'-VTd Tres lnndc now M,
tfc!Is famous rctEcadinc p-oc,ss Han -
M Tyre co. .p W.s; broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

AUTO pAH'rS-Savc money ON your auto,no.
DliG parts by having Wilbur l.. Dotson. 81
Brook Avenue. duplicate the old pnrts ~ :
you. W. also have all kinds OF magnetic =
Bosch. 81: 2-1 Eisman. Mca aud Splitter,
Also PARTS for SplItdDrfs -''''' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Auto Livcry--Gnragcs.

Don't lot "A novice mont, :,
Win your work See tho Richmond Pin L
TIT. GO ~ West Rrnad S;rccr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Acccssnrics.


A Ss p nf rs Ss1inF g WS@
BRO Brook Avsn 'n dupiiG9ts the old pnrts foT
sSach W. go I Es AL kinds S Of
Also narts for Snlitdorfs.
BoDIEs-Just received carload OF hoaI..
,c i%T E0ra a.,TsrH 3ruei:s Th.s" bod,
bodies dsysra sa@s 9 ~ Esss c tSr For
siiop R!ihm.nd Moior G cSS"' BFSad HTG a%I
Tcnth Streets. Richmond. Va
ENGINE HOOD COVEItS--'Th"rcSa ,n,,n..
cold days nhcud for YOU to use one OF l'' ~,
% %%E n2 ;Inns covers It! viii certainly heu
Wss, i.roa1 Street. Ran,olpG a7ssse. '''
pH ar iEs,i 81, start YOUR Ford In cold wGa,h-
Auto Supniy. Inc. Randolph 5iSs' '"''''h
RADIATOR COVERS and hood covers a..
now: save Your motor. Richmond Motor o.
sPMitk PLUGS Dcrf $50 Firing Point SPAR,
omy. Marsey & Co. "a North Adams
repairinE tires and tubes, and our prir.
S Srrv, lust I'm, one hair Of what Others charrc
Street Phone Randolph 3os.
TIRES ana tubes. We can save YOU mo,,...
our stock. Richmond fire and an "n htupI ,%@
%. u? West Broad Street.
TlRES-If you are looking for real Tire, ,,,,,
.. i" ns. try Stronghold. Mavo Auto SUBJ
T5 a %n 2ca Tres an ,aecS we lead ,heo
Co. ia West liroad Street. "
Ti i.n.t;S t.rcs and tubes Wagons AMI
eli hrook Ayenu.. Madson iisa "'i' ''F"'.'
Service misunderstanding. -
ctAY ST. hErAlEN co. BUICK ANA rorl
o. SOS Eas pS s,rsa ..S stree, Repair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

/ bhoADWAf auto service. Madison eisi ana
hire ~ >''''" 'd'S '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

d " iSiuinke. I'll,
Madison 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20

burned out 5Gc nor rvIindcr
|. Fl"ming's. .l1 West DroaJ S.,.c, -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-17

a mantener ell aeercamiento espi-
ritual entire America y Espaiia.
Y estos no son caprichos nues-
trOs. Desde hace tempo, hay un
positive movimiento de simpatla
entire ambos pafses, notandose un
amor, rayano en- delirio, de los
iberoamericanOs, hacia la patria
primitiva, hacia la santa y dulce
madre, santifcada por los dolo-
res de sus infinitos CalvariOs.
FodOs los escritOres iberOame-
ricanos tratan esta question, re-
cOnOciendO 10 necesariO Quet es
mantener intactO ell espiritu de
cOncordia entire la naci6n madre
v nosotros. : No son Espaila y
America una misma? :POr que
hemOs de odiar a la que nos do
ell ser, y con ell ser ell idiOma, la
religion Y tOdO 10 que somOs?...
Nuestra America es espalOla y
nosOtros sOmOs americanos espa-
iIOles.
OlvidemOs rOiias Y rencillas
propias de espfritus incultOs y
elevemos nuestro ideal en- la luz
pura de la raz6n para que ad-
Quiramos una nueva cOnciencia Y
tengamOs una vision nueva, la
yerdadera vision de las cOsas.
Como no hemOS de cantar a
Espaiia, 81 cantandO a Espaiia
cantamOs la fuente de nuestras
virtudes V nos afianzamOs en- la
obra, de fratetnidad que patro-
cinan Y sostienen los pueblOs to-
dos de nuestra Raza!..
Tenemos derechO a defender
Inuestra Raza, como los japoneses
ldefienden la 2aza amarilla, como
los hombres de color defender La
suya africana, como los sajones
defender tambien la suya.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-17

Puerto Rico espera al nuevo
mensajero de la Raza, que traera,
como representante de la misma,
puesto que los pOetas son ESQ, re-
presentantes de la RaZa, ell ORC
que hemOs. perdido aqui. Ell
hablara v, a su vOz, sc levantaran,
dentrO de nOsOtrOs mismos, las
sombras calladas Y cejijuntas de
nuestros miles de abuelOs, padres
de la civilization que fu6 extendi-
da pOr los pueblOs de America,
llenandO el cOraz0n de dos hemis-
feriOs con la insignia sagrada de
la Espada Y de la Cruz.
Divina mission la del pensa
mientO, siempre Ell cOnstante la
bOreO, siempre agitandO las capas
profundas de la vida para creai,
uniendO su fuerza a las fuerZas
magicas de 10 misteli0sO, ell Uni
verso que sc transfOrma, como la
for, como la nube, como la estre
lla...
Del pasO de estOs mensajerOs
por America, surgira una nueva
PpOesfap una pOesia que sera la
union de la nueva cOnciencia de
EspaiIa con la cOnciencia nueva
de America. COmpenetrada Espa-
Tia de SUI nueva mission Ell Ame-
rica, levantara su espiritu en- ell
alba de las viejas glOrias y Otra
yez vOlveran a surcar los mares
las carabelas cOlOmbinas, trayen-
do nuevOs c0digos v nueyas doc
trinas de amor las riberas del
Nuevo MundO en- las que estaran,
tendidas sus melenas al yientO,
los hijos del leon, para celebrar
la misa de la concordia, bajo los
rayos del eterno sol de Anne
rica. :.
e. RiberdO Checrem0nt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-17
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
DIVIDENDO PASIVO.

EI Conseo de Administrator en- session celebrada er
29 del actual ha acordado pedr accionistas de la
SEGUNDA SERIE, un dividendo pasvo de ounce dollars
por accion cuyo pago ha de hacerse efectvo Gaia
del Banco mas ardar el dia 80 de Novembre de 1919
debendo los acconstas al vecar ell pago presentar los
Resguardos de accones para
hacer en- ellos las anotacones correspondence
En- eumpmiento de 10 que precept1a e articulo IA de
los Estatutos de la Socedad hace p1bco para conoc
miento de los tenedores de las referdas acconesSAN
JUAN P. R, 80 de SEPTIEMBRE de 1919.-El Secreta-
rio-P Rocafort-Vo. Bo-El Presidente-R H. Del
gadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-17
ANANKE.

Salinas, 10; y San Juan, 2. w
TifOidea: Naguabo, /.
Parotiditis: TOa Baja, 3.
Uncinariasis: Aguadilla, 1.
Sarampi6n: Rio Grande, 1.
Tetano infantil: Barros, /.
Difteria: Bayam6n, /; Ponce,
1; Salinas, /; San Juan, |; Yau-
co, ?.
Influenza: Aguadilla, 3; Areci-
bo,6; Barros, 2; Dorado, 1; Toa
Baja, l y Yauco, 5. 9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-17
IoRBILIDAD PoR PUEBhos
Selndna que. termin6 el dia II de
OctHbfe 1919.

tuberculosis Caguas, 3; Cialcs,
] Fajardo, 2; Humaeao, 2; lsa-
bella, / Mayagiiez. b Naguabo, 4 !;
Ponce, lQncbradifas, 1; Rio Pie
dFhs, / 3; San Juan, . Y Yaueo, 1.
Paudismo: Barceloneta, 20; Co
rozal l Mayagbez. 4; Ponce, l /;