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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
FL soFIsMA DE LA DEMocRAcIA'
Dice el cOlsga 10 siguiente:

Dice el eolega 10 siguiente:
"Porque, Gno empieza a venderse Ell
MUNDo a las seis de Ia mahana2 Pues
las seis se la mahana del martss cir
culaba por las GALES de San Juan con
u e peluznante information del tai asal-
20. Y como La Democracia" no en-
ira en- prensa hasta las IL de la mana
na, va We ell colega que 81 nos hubie-
Sc mereeido importancia Ell relate del
chauffeur. tuvimos cinco horas para
contribui- tambien con nuestro episo
dio al desarrollo de Ia sensational pc
licula
Los lectores saben que a cada pc
ri0dico le gusta dar algo nuevo que
no hayan publicado los otros colegas.
la Democracia" vio qus va el relate
del "enmascarado habia salido en-
iodos los peri6dieos, y 10 unico que po-
dia haeer era repstirlo vulgarmente. A
las nueve de Ia mahana, sin embargo.
parece que VIC el cielo alberto con ell
eelebre informe Official, y sin medir
responsabilidadss, Sc metio en- 10 que
Rafael saearello denomina ell espan-
tOso ridieuio.
UN REPORTER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Sabido es Ell enorlne fracaso del Sr.
Carter. No bien habiase elevado algu-
nos metros, tuvo que aterrizar por de-
fectos cspitales en- la maquina. Su mex
periencia y pocos conocimientos. lie
obligaron desistir de su prop6sito, y
hete ahora que esta varado, sin rumbo
nj orientaci6n. ioh, sefior Carter!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
cAIDA FATAL

Leonor Rivera, de tres amos, sufri6
una caida en- la escalera de su casa,
produciendose una herida de tres CEN
timetrOs en- Ell tercio medic de la pier
ma izquierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
La cosecha de tabaco

Personals autorizadas nos aseguran
que la cosecha de tabaco de este afio
alcanzara, por 10 menos, 100000 quin-
tales en- la Isla, y con una perspective
de precios muy superiores los de amos
pasados.
Estan, con tai motive, de enhorabue-
ma los sembradores de la rica hoja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
NpoUtsWaY|SS' Us

n|3 Ia Dsmocracia' cue ''El ITEM
E.| IA coTrs.pondsncia" y FL NUN
20 Fan luntos. ca 70 cue ~ rehere
80 Information dada = propos.to de
los tsEnmEscarados' esta yea.
Por 10 enc toea = FL MUNDo. hasta
ahora nos IA eabido Il honor De opinar
nifmpFs con Ia DemOeracia".
Pefo ahora. como quisTa cue - ira
a as 'Enmascarados''. nos ha con
fundido 81 oofFlds.
he9nn leemos 81 "a prensa de Nueva
Vera. Il gobisTno ds Madrid Ia dispues
- qns q eaiaado no salga de Espa-
Al
ouisFs yer = todo sl mundo con "a
patsn
Y.paTa eonssguirio. smpisza a tOmar
MEDIDA6
- sasiTss d Ponce se han dsclfra
CO. 81 hneiga.
- ahora. con tai motive. ~ suspen
~ aiii ios eostss ds mangas.
Dicsn ios eablsgramas recibidos aver
pef un eoisga'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
tQuiGneS son los que
ViVGn del eSCandaIO?
No hey is amsnaza contra Ia POcIa RebaSRdO los sOS-
mls.-Hasia dOnde IIega Ia maIa fe de agunOS.

Pero nj aun en- este arte de escan-
daliFar tienen ingsnio. Quiersn escan-
daiisar por rehejo. como los satellites,
y NO con luz propia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

una multa un vendedor de pan, al que
le faltaban muchas onzas.
Pero... Use trata de corregir, de
arruinar,. esos HoNRADos trafcan-
tes?
Don MELQUIADEs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
RENuNc1A DE UN coNcEJAL

FL Concejo Municipal de San German
ha aceptado IA renuncia presentada
pOr ell cOncejal Juan, B. Montalvo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
DESDE PONCE
OCT. %.

A Juan Hernandez 10 denuncia la po
Hcia por Ell delito de acometiniento Y
aggression. consistente en- haber agredido
a otilia Rivera, produci6ndole una he
rida en- La cabeza. FL agresor fue puesto
disposition de la Corte Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Ha sido felizmente operada en'el Hos
pital San Lucas la excelente sonora
OLYMPIA Campos. La distinguida dana
esta va restablecida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25


Con respecto a las frases que MEGA ro-
tundamente el captain schettine. jefe
de distritO, debemos decir 10 siguiente
y el lector podra constatar por su cuen-
"a. III Captain ha prOcedido de la ma
yor buena fe, asi como ell jefe Diaz.
Ellos tienen otras atribuciones que no
son las de los reporters, y no vamos
empTenderla contra el. porque entonces
Dalmau canet Sc quedaria riendo v
gozando de haber metidO candela. Fl
Fiscal de Distrito tambien es un funcio-
mario p0blico que tiene ciertos deberes
que euHsplir y 81 puede sOstener la OPT
nion cue le parezca mas convenisnte
Para ello. iiene su sano criterio su
clara inteligeneia. A nosotros solo nos
pertenece averiguar ST prOcede de buena
0 mala fe. y como entendemos que el
siempre IA procedido con los mejores
dsseos para 81 pueblo y sus subalternOs,
no Ia emprendemos contra el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Ha producido honda sensacion en- .esr
ia ciudad el linch&miento de un por-
torriqueho en- santo Domingo. Numero-
sas personas Sc disponen a enviar pro-
testas al Gobierno con Ell fin de pedir
que Sc investiguen los hechos y sean
castigados los culpables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
Es mas facil conquistar una
poslcion, que sostenerla

EL ALcoHoLADo cEREIPlNA debido sus exeeentes
propiedades manene pero nuy alto, prestgo que sus
6xtos e han dado producto indispensable vues-
ira casa.
Que eI predecto de las famias, diaro 10 procIa
man sus innumerabIes consumidores
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

s. Iaya amsnasado a "a Policla Insu.
~ con una canpa1n. como aArna el
sehor Dalman canst en- la Democra.
eia' dei lnsves. I'm busn sitio se i6a
A. = formular tan tfsmrndas ame
nasasi lEn las oaeinas del eapi'an
schsttint'
Las peraonas honEadas nunea AME-
NAzAfi - iimitan : prevent. dar
avis. nanaT 4 atenei6n. otra eosa
pef q sstiio. psTo 10 . AAfRNAZAR.
Eso - deia para loa facinsros0s. lOs
"enmaacsrados". y los "psrdoinyi.
das'' y ios ilamados "ealas" Cque en-
Il fondo son unos oobardssl los euales
andan con loa b0isillos iienos de ca.
ehiiiaN srmaS as fnsgo y maesias de
piomo. ious obiet0 podrih tsnsr una
amfnara de ga indols7
IN 81 fond0 ds ssta acusaci6n qus
paiuau Canst haes contra Rios oca.
"a. 10 cue hay e. 81 dssso de distraer
81 fasgo cue - 10 haee. Ia intenei6n.
n2s o menos maquiaytlica de que los
psTiodiatan a. aau Jnan. 20 vayan con
IA 10 Feiicia, sue proeeds honrada-
msnta y as buena fe, para que 81
EsTdadsfo eulpabls del eseAndalo Sc
qusds impuns
Pera acA sahemos deseubriF esas ira
Has cue - urdeu para dividir q los
snsmiEos Taiisgnnd ana yea se bati6
noio con un mont6n de diplomaticos
ioF6 ssmbTar IA ssmllla Dc IA di..
eordia entire sllos. cuando los vio al.
vi1laen euioness pudo yeneeilos. iDi.
rIls ; TrnrsFAsl
Per HIa ~ cue en- la Democra-
1I4' go Ia|Fss - = dl6 nn "b0mbo'
. HarsIF|'1. - rspFoduJo un editorial de
~ tnl1reIll'' y mas tlrde. perso-
nsimfnts ~ disron eisrtas explicaeiones
= Pedro Juan Barbosa. Toda Ia pFsnsa
a. San Juan sstaba unida contra Dal.
mau cansf y habia cue dividirla
vamos q vsr ahora. tqui6nss son los
cue vivsn del sscAndalo7 vamos a
admitlr en hip6tssis cue los diarios
por habiT puhiieado IA notieia. snminis.
irada por Fl chauffeur" Carlos pa
yiia. soH ioi cue viysn del "o.eanda-
b''.
Bisn, admiiido la Correspondent
eia'. "Ei Tismpo" EL MUNDo
ssn unos sseandaiosos poFQue pnbliea-
sen informos cue is suminissrafon "a
naytmon , mas tards fusron oompgo-
hadot en- Il alto del suesso por las
dssiaaeionss ds ios veeinos.
Pefo. ahon yiens IA pregunta cue
Ia Dsmocracia'' debe eontestaT
GAeas, 30 son msnos sseandaios1s
- gns foFman un sscandalo DEsMgE.
TfENDO III EscAEDALo7 Lol
eus publietn 81 "A primsra plana. con
lstFas ~ tamaA0 pseiai. LA NO
vELA DEL oHoFER Y cHUcHU
UNA sOBERBIA ToMADURA DE
PELo".
kHte pfacedimiento De formaT el Cs-
tAnaaiq POI feAelo del olfo EbCAN-
pALo. no dsia de ser tambien un me.
e. q shadif amos enantos esniavOs a
IS @|& ~ IA administraei6n. ssgnn sx.
M eoisra.
Daimau Cane tom6 en sus
...s b informs oaeiai de Ia polieis.
I...I.IIsndo si ''asaito del emma ca
Eado't 90 peFiodiea pudo habsr dieho
is 1iruisnts; sFULANo DE- TAI. soE
PRENDR IA BUEEA FE DE LOS
cOLE0As DR SAN JUAN CON UNA
rABULA DsvENTADA PoR FL"
tPor qut 10 p hlEo aa9 tPor
apf pnfo ana eatsdra ds entiea con
tra ~ namados ''amantes Dc IA lite
Taturs sseandaiosa7 Puss poT ESQ
mfsma Pornue IL KuFta el escdndalO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

k4AAa
Un eoncejal solicita que Sc castiguen
con mano dura los abuses que estan
eometiendo los vendedores de leche.
Indtil molestia Ia de ese senior, por-
que aqui. esos mercachifes que trahcan
con Ia salud. pareee que tienen alguna
hadG prOtectora.
Y seguiremOs tomando aqua de MAI
cENA con algin compuesto arsenical.
Continlan en- Alomania las descu-
stones acerca de la derrota del ej6rci-
70 prusiano, y mientras unos opinan
que Sc debe a Foch, otros sostienen a.
Ia paliza mas trascendental fue Ia que
le propin6 JOffre, Orillas del Mar
ne.
El resnltado es igual.
esta es Ia idea cue abunda:
Joffre di6 la PRIMER TUNDA.
y Foch Ia TUNDA FINAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Informan varios vec;nos de esta civ
dad haber sentido antes de anoche III
fuerte temblor de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Ia prensa de San Juan no dice que
In Policia miente. Los colegas de San
Juan 10 6nico que dicen es 10 siguien-
te: la Policia es un organismo del
oobiemo. que tiene a su cargo las in
vestigaciones de los sucesos, de acuer-
do con las Instructions de sus jefes,
puede trazarse las hneas de conducta
que meior le convengan, para sus pro-
pios fines, para bien de la comunidad.
Los peri0dicos activos y diligentes tie
men que trazarse Otras lineas de con-
ducta; tienen cue mandar sus represen-
tan.ss q las eseenas de los sucesos y
dar credito a las declaraciones de los
testigos, siempre que no vayan EN- con-
ira de alguien no sean desmentidas
por los otros.'
Este procsdimiento de enviar los re-
porters a las escenas de los successes,
desgraeiadamente. EN- Puerto Rico no
se puede seguir nada mas que en- los
asuntos de alguna impOrtancia, porque
el pdblico no respOnde. Significa gastos
eNtraordinarios que luego los lee .ores
mo eompensan como es debido. En- un
pals de million y cuarto de habitantes
no Sc puede publican aGn un peri6dico
con una tirada de ounce mil ejempla-
res, 10 cual es lamentabls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

la situae.on es muy grave en- Ana
tolia".
lHombre tNada mas que en- Ana
tolia?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

La policia ha denunciado a Adela
Gravis y Antonio Davidson, por alte-
rar ell orden publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

En Mayaguez ha sidO sentenciadO a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Ell coRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25

Don MELQUIADES.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06
Briefly AnaWered.

The English manner Of today. Of
what are called the classes, is the
growth of only a century or so, John
Galsworthy writes in the Yale Re-
view. There was probably nothing at
all like It in the days of Elizabeth or
even of Charles II. The English man
ner was still racy when the inhabitants
of Virginia, as we are told. sent over
to ask that there might be dispatched
to them some hierarchical assistance
for the good Of their souls. and were
answered On your souls, grow to-
baCco."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Pr. Anna Machova zemfela mi
nul5 patek v pet hodin rano We
SVEN domove v Lesterville, nb me-
moe ledvin a pohfbena bylaw pom
deli ma hfbitove Nikodimove. Zes-
nula Sc narodila v Tabofe, 5ho
srpna 1853, v Cechach, a do teto
zem9 Sc svSmi rodici pfijela v ro-
ce 1866. jeff otec, Jan LANCER,
SO usadil v Milwaukee, ale sedm
let pozdeji, .zabral pozemek v
Yankton okresu a S rodinou Sc
sem nastehoval. Zeznula Sc prov
dala "a Franka Macha, v roce
1876 a bydleli dlouhou fadu let ma
domovine kterou on zabral. Dva-
nact let zpet, Sc pfestehovali z far
my do Lesterville ma o~dpocinek a
on zemfel 7 ledna, 1916. Zesnuld
zanecLiva zde diva syny: Emilia
jenz farmafi severov5chodne cd
Tabora a Benjamin., kterS jest
zubnfm lekafem v Chicago; a dive
dcery: pr. Aug. Ugofskibo a ST..
Thu -tfeti dcera zemfela pred
nekolika roxy. Tez diva bratry,
Franka a Jana Langra, prvnf byd
II v Niobrara a druhS V Winetou,
Neb., a til sestry: pf. Fir. Lunda-
ka, pi. Jos. Kukrala a 81 Lucii
Langrovou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Legislature kter& v Pierre skon
81 zaseddnf v sobotu rozhodla, ze
letos stat nepodnikne postaviti jdt-
Ky a hlavnf elevatory terminal e.
levators), "a to ale povolila $50,
900 ma vyvin prdmyslu dfeyeneho
uhlf, lozisek iehoz Sc nalez6 hoi-
most v seyernf Gasti statu. Uhlf
to Sc naleza pod zemf cd tfech do
padesdt stfevfch, zanechava meme
SAIL a koufe neil mnohe druhy
mekkeho uhli a da Sc dolovati "a
$1.14 tuna.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Madison, 3--Sl. Florence Lin
coin, II rokI stara, kter6 pracova
la v pradelne, byla zachycena stro
jem ma zehlenf a ODE ruce il vtaze-
ny do stroje k loktGm a hrozne pc
matkany spaleny. Az zadne kos
ii v rukou il stroj nerozdrtil, ma
SO bylo spaleno az Ike kostim a le-
kali mali obavy, ze ODE ruce il
must byti ~odeimuty.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06
"safety FIrst' Tea Kettle.

A new tea kettle is supplied with an
extra opening in the top through which
1t may be filed without the inconven-
fence and danger Of being scalded by
the steam generated when cold water is
poured into the hot kettle. The sec.
ond opening is a small n in front
of the bail and is protected by q
hinged swing cover. which may be op.
Grated by the thumb while the kettle
Is being held BY the bail under the
faucet.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Dekujem touto cestou vsem dob
rim lidem kteff ~jakymkoliv zpdso
benz vypomohli behem nemoci a
pohfbu meho manzela Augusta
Kotalfka a syna Clarence, pax
vsem kteff darovali kvetin a ktefi
Sc ma pohfeb obou dostavili.
Vsem volame ''srdeSny dix"
Pf. Aug. Kotalik,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Yankton, 3-John Bolton z
Wagner sem pfijeI ma navstevu a
shanel Sc pc necem silnsjsfm k pi-
IT, Brzy ma to byl nalezen v OPT
lem stavu, pc zaplacenf pokuty,
prozradil. Re dostal most" v ku-
leenfku Ed Ericksona. Vzorek
mostu byl analysovan a seznano,
obsahuje vice alkoholu nezli pivo.
Erickson byl nasledkem toho podr
Zen k zodpovednosti k obvodnimu
soudu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06
RHINE zpravy.

Ravinia, 3-Bude zde zalozena
banka, s kapitalem $50, 900. Hlav-
MIN p~odilnfkem jest j. II. Bundy.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Mitchell, 3-Kapitan Otto Lin
stad, jenz Sc naleza v Coblenzu, v
Nemecku pfse domu, ze pry Mem.
ci vabec nelitujf, anil odsuzujf ha-
nebnosti, kter6 pachalo Nemecke
vojsko We Francii a Belgii. Pozo-
rule, ze pry vsichnf Nemci stall
zuby neohty "a svou zloGinnou via
dou, kterou podporovali re vsech
sill, a nynf Sc chlubf, ze prf vzdo-
rovali celemu svstu, a Re prS Sc
jiz nasytil te nemcourske chlouby.
Vojfni, ienz byli nemeckem zaje
tt prf vypravf Re S mimi bylo ma
kladano jake Sc zvefi. Jest vel
kou skodou, ze spojenci nevtrhli
do Nemecka a nevytlokli aspo1 de
set millionG Nemcour1 a neroz-
tloukli aspo1 dvacet tisfc NEST, a
by NemcIm zasla chut ma dlouhou
dobu napadati sve sousedy.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-06

Lead. 3-Dan Durham, policist,
Sc zblaznil, nasledkem toho Se
pied nejakym casem zastfelil jiste
no hocha kterS S jinymi hochy W.
vadeli zerty S automobilisty. Po-
licist "a mimi bezel a kdyz tentfz
hoch nezastavil kdyz mu porutil,
vypalil "a MIN ranu, kterd jej ire
fila a zabila. Burnham tvrdil, ze
hocha chtel postrasiti, a cd te do
by Sc mad tim velmi trapil. 3D.
stehoval Sc S rodinou do Kanady a
pax do Douglas, Wyoming, Cd
kud prave pfisla west, ze sesilel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

filed the city, through Q. A. O'T,risn,
city attorney, will file exceptions, based
on the allegations that the new rate Is
excessive, unwarranted by conditions,
that the company's income under
FIVE cent fare is sufficient to meet all
legitimate expenses IL the affairs Of the
company are properly conducted, and
that the citizens Of Pittsburgh should
not be asked to refinance a mismanags6
and bankrupted transit system. The
entire question will rest in the hands
of the Public Service Commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
United Retail Stores


goodwill of this company and give value these shares
quoted this week at $S4 and which expected to be in
the future steadily apprecating premium certificates.
United Cigar Stores will keep it's trademark and
ganzaton and such will seek to than its
present $65O00Q gross of the 81 tobacco bus
in this country.
But the interesting feature of the new organization
is that the United Cigar Stores becomes only branch
in the general plan of the Retail Stores organization
which proposes unlimited expansion in the general retail
business.
United Retail Stores Corporation is organized to hold
and develop companies with valuable going trademarks
The fundamental principle of the new concern is
that it will buy business without the men, the
ganzaon and value in the with trade-marked and
popular articles
1t will also have the principles those UNDER
lying the of the United Cigar Stores. 1t will not
be promotion to be oated 1t is to be directed
aged by the who have their fortunes and their
in it.
1t has been the life ambition of George j. Whean
to expand into larger retail organization. 1t is the
present ambition of James Duke-for whom increment
of wealth hold little attracon-to wrese with the
problem of distribution of goods with reduced cost to
the
Mr.. Whelan and his family propose to turn into the
company $4,000 shares of United Cigar Stores stock
and take 100000 shares of the Retail Stores Corpora
on, and he believes in doing he is perpeuating and
enarging his life work and giving continuity same
upon investment basis.
Indeed, he has expressed desire that as United Cigar
Stores disappears from Wall Street, in time may the
shares of the Retail Stores Corporation disappear from
Wall Street and entirely business investment
proposition managed by workers and largely owned by
them.
The United Cigar Stores had a director that
not worker in the and Whelan and Duke
will be the leading workers in the Retail Stores
poraton.
The United States offers sport for rich men like
that of business development and the expanding of in
dustral and merchandising organizations building for the
workers, the consumers and the investors.
The real estate department, with its in selec-
ton of locations, fundamental in the success of
United Cigars. Business location, trademarks and brain
organizations expected to continue it's in the
United Retail Stores Corporation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Retail Stores as Investments
(ro the Summary 1922

Until recently railroad transportation was the ex-
panding business of the United States absorbing the
major portion of the accumuatng investment funds of
the country Now capital turning steadily industrial
enterprises.
President Whelan, Of the United Cigar Stores Co., to
which the Supreme Court has just given clean bill of
health by forcing out the American Tobacco Co. and
tweny-egh co-defendants from ownership therein tells
his friends that manufacturing and retailing are the only
lines left for profitable enterprise.
He has backed his opinion with his fortune and pur-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
SEEK TEN-CENT FARE

Receivers OF Pittsburgh Railways
Want Increase Effective August I
Pittsburgh, June 30.-Notice will
be served on the Public Service Com
mission today by the receivers for the
Pittsburgh Railways Company of their
intention to increase street car fares to
ten cents, the advance to 60 into effect
August 1.
Immediately after the notice has been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Banking Houses Comment on Situation

of opinion by financial the lead
all
harmGnX among the races 1t Always expressed % in tnat Smp oe ]
ermnny the next week will witness the establishment Of firm peace peace
% the" s T % 9s9 exist the F''" nations the Allies and
Death with holocaust fertile fields fair cities
1t has vhtened with bleaching bones vast valleys and plains 1t has made
o nd bRss hns @ ed the souls and
a @ p sT e as s as n % aT" Of % ne SG i above 5 3 sFea sFS
4n % 1 @ "i n 1" 9Ns %
BlssDy coAn issue is Of Sc loo 600 Loo 600 psrGpstins and
syndicate Co and H NJ
Untitled to per- cent % % vdns will partripnte in Dividend iburscmn
with the 60 Smo stock % up 10 per cent the m w rGs Isn n per cent %
rate of oneqg Of per cent for each dollar paid per annum on the
Electric the majority Of the
semen Of G. B. completion of financing
:a" S 'S :1%S ". @
which will y double d the % gasoline The
n nn ] % S "a" and
"" n SS rut coman Ss% yor "ryOs @ "e of the day
for ef h oHntr I a should Americans % pn 500 y%a in
freight foreign shpownes and again should war find
IAN restriction; American sht1o,ins should be "
moved, Our & 1ps @ LAWS s should be m to ,n o to
should operated by private business
hold rishful place foreign
Hecer co"eneral character of market remains the The
% T" PS s4n do"n o"porar % %
Gd up BY M the ~f @ CI D n%p @ M Present ] afd @ % s,TrDns @
produce after the need which going take several
discount such ss & n market nj @ for .s good Ss' h has , eGns @
n like steel the grade.
Baker-Siver advanced from fifty cents to 81
2112
a
dollar
norepof
have appreciated this
freely predicted them Silver
5 about 81 1872
about
OF although
fair demand for the
offered Anglo French OF 1870
were
Central fair demand 9
offered under 100.
Interborough Rapid Transit IS unchanged at s9l2@9o Great
Northern Railway quoted 1914 @9o2 Wilson Co 6s
1925.
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is in charge Of marine recruiting in the
Philadelphia district.
Men enlisting now will be sent
through the Naval Mechanics School
at Great Lakes, Ill. They will then
be detailed to, various flying stations
in the country.
A great majority of the men on
aviation duty are noncommissioned Of
ficers and they receive in addition to
their regular pay 80 per cent increase
besides thorough training in me-
chauics.
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DISCUSS FREE PORTS
Trade Bodies Of Many Cities, lncIud-
Ing PhiIa., Plan Establishment

New York. June 3O-(By a. P.)-
Representatives of chambers of com
merce. boards of trade. and other COM
mercial organizations of San Francisco,
Philadelphia. New Orleans, Baltimore,
Savannah, Chicago. Boston, St. Louis.
Detroit. Cincinnati, Oakland, San
Diego, Seattle. Tacoma, Newport News.
Mobile, Memphis and Bellngham
Wash. met here today to discuss the
proposed establishment of free ports in
the United States.
William Kent, member of the United
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States Tariff Commission, was invited
to attend the meeting and explain the
reasons which led the commission to re-
port in favor of establishing free ports.
He also was expected to describe the
provisions of the Sanders Sheppard
free zone bill. now pending in Congress.
The delegates will also consider the
advisability of establishing permanent
free zone organization, with headquar-
ters in Washington.