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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
FAMOUS SOHTH FERRY
l-STATION DESTROYED

NE WYOTK July - Tn" South
Ferry elevated station, '"rmInai 81 al
limos on Manhattan Island. vas DO
Stroyed toda" rhl = iir" which started
from a not box On an - train causing
loss Of ST5.6nn. Tn" municipal terry
houses wpr" damaged and tn" United
States barG" ofhcc was threatened. Five
fremer and several passengers on Tho
train were slightly injured.
Sparks SET fire TO the o!l-c0";"G plat
form and spread RAPIDLY. U'tinE or
from the staIrways between %lo and 500
passengers on trains and IN tns Sr.aion
Frightened men. women ALI children
who Ned from tho advancing FIR" were
rescued by lrcmen. who raised ladders to
the elevated platform. Policemen.
mounted and on foot. coast guards. SOL
dicrs and sailors were used Z hGIl -
check the great thronR which gathered
interfering with tho work OF tho ire
men.
While tho hro was 81 il: height. a
ferryboat from Staten Island started 10
rrll into it> slip. but The sngincI wtr"
reversed ara I was backed out Of lar ger
although IN" passengers were badly,
frightened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
IN HoNoR OF KANAwXA

CHARLESTON. July. = Kanavha
county has been given the privilege y!
the hfth federal reserve district OF naln-
ing ono Of tho ships now under construc-
ton by the emergency nect corporation:
the honor being shown in recognition nj
the record made by the county in the
several liberty loan campaigns
Official notification was received D.
isaac Loewenstcin. chairman Of the Kan.
awha committee who Immediately called
the committee together and II was DC
cided to name the ship the MacCorklc; IA
the state chairman Of all the five Liberty
loan compaigns. Mr.. MacCorkle wa"
asked by the committee to name a tpon-
sor for the ceremony In naming the snip.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
FOUR TOTS MAY DIE

NEW CASTLE. Ia. July 2--rcur
children. ranging In ago from thirteen
months to six years. wcrc ovcrrnn~ ny
smoke and may 'di" ny n r"suI, q n
fire in IN" homo Of Salvatore Russo hero
this morning. They were taken Ia tho
New Castle hospital whcrc an effort IL
being made TO revive thcm.
According to the ooir" their mother
went on a shoppinS tour shortly nfter
Russo lcft for work. locking III" children
in the house. Tho hrn SjrrtluE IN Il
bedroom. hIlcd the chnmhr" whore tho
children were sleeping. with swnk".
Fircmen. after cropping through tho
fumes found them Unconscious in bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

IN Franc" arc on their way home and
during Tho next few weeks the majority
of II" lads who were in the draft Will
hay. returned TO their respective homes.
l'rival" Henry Floyd. member OF the l.
:. engineering force has written nome
tina, hc will soop bc on his way TO TINS
country. being at Lamans. France, at
tho prrScnt time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
MANY Lots Sold.

Many building lots have been sold IN
Elm Heights and Elm Court during the
ra$i few days and much building ~ 60
that there will he much doing throughout
this PARTICULAR district. with indications
thai there Will h" much doing throughout
the summer and fall months IN TINS
district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
PINCHED FOR
SHOPL|FT|NC
BucEhannon Man Locked Up on Charge
OF ShopHfttng at Cum
ber1GnA
Special 10 The Intelligenccr.

Special 10 The Intelligenccr
CUMBERLAND. Nd, July 2--Chas.
H Wcstfall. OF Buckhnnnon. w. Va
was locked up hero today without bond,
pending further investigation into
charge Of shopltfttng at tho Rosen baum
department store.
When searched at tho police station
no had two pairs Of chidrcn's hose. I'm"
pair Of cuff buttons six bars Of tolict
SOAP. two combs. thrco wash tics, rmn
linen centcrpiecc. one silk shirt waist.
two bathing suits. n quantity Cf cuNe-
lopcs. one ElFin watch. one silver PLACED
sugar spoon and n nail flo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
school P1AyEroundI.

Work is to be started within the near
ru;u-" w tho Board Of Education or
Triadelphia district in the clearing up
Of n playground IN the Elm Grove dis
trict FOR school purposes. 1t IS the in
tcn,ior 81 the hoard Of education to have
real place for tho Kids to play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

4 large aIrrlanc passed over town last
evening about six o'clock on Its way
toward the cast and ATTRACTED much al
tcntion. owing ~ tE noise that the
motor was making. The machine was
flying a, a high rate OF speed and was
also well I'D in the air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
SPECIAL. WIRE TO THE RING CAR
RYING wILLARD-DEM BOUT
BLOW BY BLOW.
Four Fast Events Will Feature FRIDAY
Afternoon Program at
Casino.
Patsy Scanlon Arrives for Bout with
600" Stewart - Looks
Perfect.
FIGHT PROGRAM

willard Dempsey returns an
nouuced inst as they are received
over special wire.
Four Rounds-"Ptng" Auber
VI. Ham RitE.
Six Rounds-'Buly" Williams
VS.. kid" Meyers.
Six Rouud~K. b. Mills VI.
Cyclone" Miller.
Ten Rounds-WRlter 600"
Stewart of Wheeling vs. Patsy
Scanlon of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
Elm Grove PeTsonalg.

William F.. Carroll. Of Senacavillr. O..
IS srerd ne a few days in Elm Grove the
guc<i q relatives
James Brown. Of tn" Island. Is spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

ing a few days. the guest OF relatives on
Wheeling creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
II clothes, five Shirts and ten cartons OF


Detectives Ed Minard and William
West, who were detailed to handle tho
case made the. arrests about o'clock
lase evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

Soldiers Returning.
Many e ~" solder lads VIII" fought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

Our Prices on Awnings Interests You
Wheeling Tent q Awning Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

Buy MAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

80
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
MY Garden"
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rd l'WrlHs ~. .aiHIf N.it fo
fhe pN iru H rN uH H
5000 Wf u f'r fHr nuu Iu boom
inHWei oiu snldIul nnt mae d.tr
ru't fhHu Dog ou uhrn r eruuuI
hnd sort uf 0lla Hnd t u fur
moist 1idut meaN rienl n...u. Irr
Dhds which iuliuf ho lHnani.lf l.
while snaiinn anl which tNod ft.
hlrd umu whrr fuo un b., UI
tnpm
i+tio WudIn HNrn fnr nnund euf
f"'N tn1 20 W Nf.H Dr. WHNod
ni0oif Wiil hoo lnl uill rl. uaf
Wr Wali unlil thr rloun1 ls uual nnd
ready
WhiiD sp1dnr my hrsbaal va.s
Went slow suunsh iN break tD O.nds .t.
Pc dnE Them u iuut mfl'ners hin..
~ oNr thn IMPORTANT 1uts mpen
hrakins U."ds ihnt pml n the .ul
fHer Thf presents mooth annon
Hncc hn letNr hlfi bumps of earth
below Through Uhph unf mltrtt
cannot nfos.
Nn'n WuUN owen smmorn 3d.
earth Doc nurlc thp munuir anH seae
nhIo matt uudDUmfh unI u.n
hrnh nn lN ino lod. NW npn .lpI.
Nnd ihrn Wlfh uup NuN boy. anon
Fc' enf WITH thr lnkv
Mn h'i inr sulmcr ol om esrd.0
smooth tnd fee off ,iod. nlso fl, .rt
'f'I in'N" dnNn $685. tIu WTf TNr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
"There's a Reason"
There Are 325 RedsonS-Count Them
AND EVERY REASON ADDED TO THOSE YOU'VE
GOT MAKES ONE GOOD REASON MORE


MR.. CORPUS CHRISTI VOTER
Hon. Roy Miller, Mayor of Corpus Christi for TN
past SIN years, drawing an official salary o
81 500, payable monthly at the rate Of $3.50 pei
month, IN answer to recent questions in a state
ment published in the Caller" said
And so (and this is a matter with which
mOSi citizens are entirely lamar) about
nine months ago after had retired from
the Congressional contest at the SOIicita-
ton OF scores OF leading citizens, | was
voluntarily rendered monthly donation
apprOxmating 1925 per month in order
that without further burden and expense
to myself, | might continue this special
work for Corpus Christi This donation
was and is entirely voluntary, is handled
by Sell-appOinted committee Of business
men who have placed the remittance to
my credit each month at the bank. do
not know who all OF the contributors are,
except DO know that no public service
corporation participates in the transac-
ton nor have any Of the contributors been
the objects Of special GayOrS from the City
Council because of their contributions.
There is nothing unusual improper or il
legal in The matter"
THUS WE FIND THE SUM TOTAL
$50 plus S325 make S475 paid MONTHLY to
Mayor Miller. And he receives by his own comics.
sion, S325 more than the law gives him, and says
he does not know where il all comes from, and vel
and yeti he says that he does know that no public
service corporation contributes, and that neither
have any of the contributors been the objects of
special favOrS from the
CITY COUNCIL"
The City Council Does Not Get The
Money, Mr.. Mayor! Mr.. Mayor
Roy Miller Gets 1t.
Mr.. VOTER
New Britain herald., 1919-01-10
OVER 200 INJURED
 IN BUENOS AIRES
Soldiers and Strikers Clash and
 Several People Are Killed

Buenos Aires, Jan. 10.-More than 200 casualties had been reported to- night as a result of the disorders in cident 10 the general strike. DisOr- ders occurred throughout the city, but the most serious fighting was at the Nascna Iron Works, where troops and strikers clashed.
 Four members of the directorate of the Vasena company, all British sub- iects went to the works today to at tempt to arbitrate the trouble, but were surrounded by the strikers, who are alleged to have tried to capture them When they realized their danger, the directors 'telephoned to the British minister, who appealed to President IrigoNen. The president designated Former Minister of War Gonsales to act as chief of police to fill the existing vacancy in that office. and under his command a force of mounted police went to the works and rescued the directors.
 The strikers it is asserted, then be- gan shooting and the government rushed 300 infantrymen with machine guns and two cannon to the scene Meanwhile the strikers are said 10 have sacked a. privately owned gun shop and supplied themselves with arms and ammunition. The battle was sill going on at o'clock tonight.
 Infantry and cavalry forces mum boring 6, 900 men have been called into the city from the provinces and this afternoon patrolmen were sum mored to their stations and armed with rifles The city tonight is under erIar rd of infantry o1atOOnS.
 One person was killed and several were wounded in fighting today at the funeral of five victims of Tuesday, s riots Iodays disorders occurred at K plant of the Vasena com pany som Q distance from the one where riots took place on Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-10
WOMEN AS INTERNES
University of Pennsylvania Hospital Takes Initial step ill Admitting Fair Sex For This Work.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 1o-For tne first time in the history of DnlVerSllA of Pennsylvania, the doors of CnlFeI- sitv hospital are to be thrown open l'' women physicians who Will act SAS ''' ternes. Two women students Ill '!'> medical department Of the u''l> ei 'l.S 7. who will graduate in June It "'7 ''' ' nounced today, have been choS71- ''> the managers of the hospital. af+o, 4oH will assume their duties soon 'i '.' graduation.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-10

of the local Bartendcrs' Union will Ho held Sunday afternoon Tn brlatol. Those attending from this city Will leave on the 4:20 o'clock dinkey train. A smoker and entertainment will fol- low the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-10
R00sevcIt's Portrait in Gravurc.

Given with next Sundays New York Amcrjcan---a special separate plement, one half newspaper page size, ready for framing. Printed on fine quality paper, artistically repro duced in beautiful eravure. Sunday American edition limited, so order from your, neWsdealer today-adVt.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-15
HandbagS-new-smart

All the dainty little essentials miIady requires when
shopping or visiting must be carried in her hand bag,
so this hand bag must be attractive as to justify this
privilege.
Ladies' MORE silk hand bags-navy. brown, taupe
black; finished with large tassei; silk lined, fitted with
mirror and coin purse; special, each :.......... $685.
Ladies satin stripe silk bags in colors, lined and fitted,
finished with tassel; special, each, .,..,.,.., .$I.21
Ladies' fatlle silk bags in Haig blue and Victory red
white ivory frames, silk lined and fitted; each e. $500
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
D'AnnunziO pidG
que Sc Vayan los
nOrteamGTiCan0S

FIUME, noviembre 24.-Ca-
brieI D'Annunzio ha dirigido una
nota al 'Consejo de la Paz reuni-
do en- Paris, en- la cuaI expone
que los Estados Unidos, por ST
actitud firme contra la aproba-
non del Tratado de paz con Ale
mania, deben retirar de una
vez sus eiercitOs y fuerzas naya-
les de Europa, dado que va no
tienen ALI NADIA que hacer.
Con tai motive, ell captain D.
Annunzio pide al Consejo Inter-
aliado que exija que Sc aIeien de
las costas de la Dalmacia, ell
contra-almirante Andrews, ell
crucero PITTSBURGH y la fIoti-
liza de contra-torpederos que
prestan servicio aIIi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
Exhibition do gimnastaS y
nadadOT0S on Ia Y. N. c. A.

Fl pr6ximo jueves, "Dia de Acci6n
de GTaciasr, a las 4.30 de la tarde, la
clase de memories de la "Asociaci6n
Cristiana de Jovenes" dara una exhi-
hici5n en- Ell salon de gimnasia v tan
que de nataci6n de la Association. Es.
Ia exhibition sc. hace especialmente
en- obsequio a los nihos de la muni-
cipalidad.
Sc ha hecho extensive esta invita-
cion los padres, pues Sc aspira a que
las personas que tienen sus nihos ms
critos en- Ia Asoeiaci6n vean la clase
de trabajos que ellos hacen. AL mis-
mo tempo Sc desea dar una oportu-
nidad a las personals que no conoeen
estos itrabaios, de apreciar por ST
mismas las !yentajas de la cuItura fl
sica en- los nifios.
Sera un hermoso acto que honre
como henran todos, la magnffica
sociedad, Due es Orgullo de Puerto
Rico,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
GRAN FUNCI0NtA BENEFICIo
DEL ACTOR MARTINEZ
DE ToyAR
La Compania Fabregas Dara ell
Primer Beneficio ell Jueves 27
con "El Gran Galeoto"

Don Luis Martinez de Tovar, ell pri-
mer actor " directCe de la compaiiia
de Virginia Fabregas'' ha elegido
para la noche de su benefcio, que Sc
ra el dia 81 de los corrientes, la obra
immortal del insigne dramaturgo Eche-
garay: "El Gran Galeoto''
Martinez de Tovar, de la escuela de
Diaz de Mendoza y otros grandes ac-
torres, ha recerrido muchas rep1blicas
hispano americanas, donde ha .conquis-
tado laureles por su arte su talento.
Es natural de Almeria, como Francisco
Villaespesa, el ilustre poeta que es hoy
nuestro huesped de honor ha pasa.
do la mayor parte dc su juventud en-
las tierras solares de Malaga, de don lie
vienen las pasas famosas, las mRjsses
de "chipen'' y Ell buen vino. Is.
Como todo artista de robus' TEN
peramento Martinez de Tovar a.
sus predilecciones especiales - ie
muy joven, Sc encarifi6 con ''ElN Gran
Galeoto". Ell cree que en- esa obra es
donde alcanza la cumbre del arte dra-
matico, y como los artistas de la talla
de Tovar, .casi nunca Sc equivocan, es
precise creerle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
Ell CongreSo eco
n6mico pide qu!i-
niGntOS mi|IOneS

ROMA, noviembre 24.-Hoy
clausuro sus sesiones ell Congre-
SO inter- -aliado reunido en- esta
capital y pfesidido por Ell minis
tro de Hacienda de Italia, signor
Schanzer, quien dio la presiden-
cia de honor a Mr.. CIementeI,
ministro de Comercio, de Fran
cia.
ltaIianos, franceses y beIgas
convinieron en- que la vida eco
monica europea no Sc normaIi-
cara sino cuando los Estados
JnIdos f.nticipe la SUNNI de o,li-
nientos ni.Iones de doiares, sin
los cuales no Sc dara fin a la
obra de reconstruction, cue ten
dra que suspenderse pronto, por
falta de recursos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
Organization de
Ia Ira. Comp. de Ia
Cuardid NaCiOna|
LIE CUPo A MAYAGUEz Ell PRIMER
PUESTo

FL domingo por Il noche regresaron
de Mayagusz 'el coronel Thorne y ell CO.
mandante Wilson; donde fueron a ms
peccionar Ia primera Compafiia> de la
Guard:a Nacional de Puerto Rico, cue
Sc ha organizado ALI.
A las ocho de- Is mafiana del donlin-
go, todos los heElbres. que habian firrla-
do las solicitudss ae alistamiento Sc
reurieron en- Ell campo del Col. de Agri-
cultura y aproximadamente las nae
We de la manana habia mas de doscisn-
tcsy hombres pres-ntes.
FL doctr Garcia dc la Torre ayuda-
co por el tenisnte Manuel Font Y del
schor Alemar Jr. es,uvieron muy ocu-
pados examinando fisicamente a toGos
los hombres presentes y todos aque-
llos que no pudieron ser examinados
anteriormente, pues el domingo de la
semana pasada Sc examinaron cien;o
a,tenta hombres, de los cuales lit fue-
ron aceptados y estaban en- condiciones
de alistarse para el servicio.
Despues de terninarse ell examen fl
sico, como a las diez y media de la ma
fiana, ciento ocho hombres Sc pusieron
en- fila frente al editicio del Colegio de
(continua en- Ia pagina sexta)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25

tios mas encans adores y hermosos de
Puerto Rico, con Ell prop6sito de tomar
algunas fotografiass Cumplido ese fin
los invitados regresaron a la casa pro-
piedad del senior Escobar, donde va muy
cerca de la una, Sc sirvi6 ell almuerzo
Hacienda honor al sefior Herrera. un
simpatico colombiano, socio principal
de la casa 'sPairoa y Herrera, v Gu
yas iniciativas unidas a la de Zero.
sas y Co. =, Sc celebrarasel acto, hemos
de confesar con alberta sinceridad que
este, resulto 10 que presumiamos: un
momerto de agradable expansion de
estrecha fraternidad entire amigos, que
fuimos ALI celebrar Ell pr6ximo tor
neo entire "Tosca" v "Corazones del
Mundo''.
Pepe Toste, que Es LA DIABLA '
que es tambien un furibundo prohibicio.
nista, no quiso llevar el Hquido ten: a.
dor los dominios de don Lico. Aunque
hubo alguien que pedia voz en- cue.
llo que Sc derogsra la ley referentc a
la prohibition, Ell case fli6 que Fernan
dez Ortiz, con todo y ser secretario de
don Francisco villaespesa, protest6 re
suelSo, y pidi6 cen toda energia, en-
union de Montesinos, que aduella con.
'tinuara en- vigor, y que Sc ahorcara inn
placEblemente todo aQuel que tratara
de violar la ley del referendum Cor
todo y con ESQ, ell caballeroso Eduardo
C'Ferrall, quien parece no rompe ur
plato, y que, sin embargo, es capaz dt
decapitar mas de ocho botellas, nc
asinti6 a 10 propuesto por Montssino:
v Fernandez Ortiz, y pedia airado que
Sc reconsiderara La votacion. FL case
fu6 que la jira Sc hizo Zen seco',. Y
de clio tienen La grandisima culpa Fer
nandez Or,tz, Moptesinos, Pepe Toste
Bernardo Herrera, CamilO. Crosas, e
doctor salgado y Ell s'barrig6ns' de Car
los Paoli. En- cuanto al gastr6nomo dt
Alexandra Bozzo. comic por 10 que hu
bieran condo de un golpe los Redacto
res de Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
I'm espI6ndidO festival
en- Ell Campo del Moro

Como va saben nuastros lectores
las companies pertenecientes al Sc
gundo battalion del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, han iniciado reciente-
mente, una serie de juegos atleticos,
con ell proposito de que sean celebra-
dos el proximo Dfa de Acci6n de Gra-
cias.
He aqui el programa para dicho
dfa:
!. Un importante desafio de '"Foot
balP', entire las Companies del Re-
gimiento
2. Un gran banquete dado por la
compafifa "F". n
4. Un renido desafio de 'Base
BALI, con un escogido del regimiento.
5, Por Ia noche, gran bale de So
ciedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
DON CARLOS P. BRASCHI

Aver saludamos en- San Juan a este
distinguido amigo, director del de-
partamento sextranjeros de la acreap
tadat casa norte- americana johnson
Chair CO.. Ell senior Braschi viene
de New York de paso para Sur Anne
rica donde va en- asuntos ,relacionados
con su alto cargo. Permanecera en-
Puerto Rico una temporada, en- tan
to resuelva algunos asuntos de inn
portancia, embarcando luego para Gu
ba, desde donde ira a Argentina, Chi
lie y Brasil.
Reciba Ell senior Braschi nuestro cor
dial saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
Las dltimas cotizaciones del mercado del Norte

ARRCZ.-Mercado muy fuerte avan
:aGod Sc empiszan a confirmar algunos
negocios en,re $1,000 Y $500 por til
pos japoneses, enteros y brillados.
Los especuladores en- esta Inca no
scaban de decidirse a efectuar opera
clones de mayor importancia, esperanto
a que Sc afiance la situaci6n.
Puerto Rico consume en- epocas nor
males, alrededor de 1.25O.O00 sacos de
un quintal, anualmente.
SIN embargo, Sc observa un notable
descenso en- ell consume total, desde que
los precios han subido de $500 $1,000
en- adelante.
AzUCAR.-El consume diario de este
dulce, en- la Isla, asciende unas trein-
ia y siete mil libras, y Sc calcula que
las escasas existencias que nos quedan.
de la tilsima zafra, no duraran nj dos
Eemanas mas. Sc esperan algunos pc
quefios Totes que hay comprados en- la
vecina Antilla dominicana.
Mientras Sc resolvia por la "Comi-
SON de Precios Equitativos' ell profile
ma del precio del Aziicar, los tenedores
del mismo, recibieron ofertas del mer-
cado del Norte, mucho mas ventajosas
de las que aqui ofrecia aquella dudosa
perspective, y por ese motive caminan
para los Estados Unidos, las va escasas
existencias que teniamos aquf. Sc nos
ssegura que la proxima zafra empezara,
de lleno, del veinte del pr6ximo diciem-
bre en- adelante.
'BAcALAo.-Mediano s6s.OO. Largo,
de $64 a 65.
POLL.OCK.-De $40 a so.
Todos estos salados vienen, general
mente, en- terzones de 45O libras cada