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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-07

their hospitality and many good
things to eat; sufficeth to say, these
invitations are never declined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17
NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising viii be 10
cents per line with 4 minimum
charge Of 80 cents. Hammond,
Ind Ng,reL a s-S1-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17

WANTED Bill Clerk for
Night Work, must he able
to handle billing machine,
Apply Agt. Erie r y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17

FDG THs, Strict 81 97@Geri Ana nicely
FURNISHED 5-rH0fa cottage: 1a- 4t-
Phone Iia@fn@lE8 1854. tl-l--At
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17
HOTEL CARLETON

50c-Ssl .0c-S1. so.
PIHwrger and Morton lL, hammond
s~A6-ti
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-17
Real Estate Bargains.

E0a SAfT4-1-r8ain cottage ala N1Iehl-
A.au stNG 4tHr library. $4,000 cash.
GaI 9# ilAmmer ave. Hammond.
lU-tr-6tF5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
RETURN POSTAGE
GUARANTEE BILL
FOR NON-LETTERS

An act authorizing the return to
the sender the forwarding of I'M
delivered second, third, and fourth class
mail matter.
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the Unit
ed States of America in congress as
sembled, That hereafter, under such
regulations as the postmaster general
may prescribe, fourth-class matter of
obvious value which is of a perish
able nature may be forwarded to the
ADDRESSED at another post office charg-
ed with the amount of the forwarding
postage, and when such matter of a
perisha BILE nature is unbelievable to
the addresse it may be returned to
the sender charged with the return
postage: Provided, That other unde-
Iivered matter of the second, third and
fourth class may be forwarded to the
addresse or to such other person as the
sender may direct, at another post
office, charged with the amount of the
forwarding postage, or it may be re-
turned to the sender charged with the
return postage, when it bears the send
er's pledge that the postage for for
warding and return will be paid, such
postage to be collected on delivery:
Provided further, That when the send
er refuses to furnish such postage in
accordance with his pledge, the accep-
tance from him of further matter bear
ing such pledge may be refused.
Approved, November 10, 1919.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
NOTICE

Having resigned my position
with Mr.. A. A. Wrighton, have
opened Sign Shop at 12O East
Government Street, where l will
be pleased to give you an esti-
mate on your New Sign.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
HICKORY CAMP w. o. w.
WILL HOLD ELECTION

Unusual interest is being manifested
by Woodnen of the World members
OF Hickory Camp No. 81 in the regu-
lar meeting TO be held ON next Wednes-
day night, December 10, at which time
the annual election Of officers viii
occur. Officers elected at this time
will be installed the first meeting
night in January
1t is understood that several of the
old officers of the camp, who have
been incumbents for the past several
years, will not seek reelection, which
makes interest among the choppers
all the more enthusiastic as the con-
test among numerous candidates draws
to a close
As well as having a large member
ship Hickory Camp is generally known
to be one of the wealthiest in the
state having several thousands of dol
lars in Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Stamps in its treasury as well as
snug sum of cash.
During the flu epidemic last winter
the camp paid out in sick benefits
large sum TO its members without in
any way stra lining it's treasury and
with view to assuring the future sue
cess of the Camp it will be the pur-
pose of members to use extreme care
in the selection of its officers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
SHIPPING
Sell SUPPLIES
AUCTION OF WAR MATERIALS TO
BE HELD AT METucHEN ON DE-
cEMBER is AND II.

The little town of Metuchen, y. j.
will be invaded on December Is and II
by throng OF shipping, machine. con-
struction and electrical supply men from
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and
intermediate points on the middle At
Iantic seaboard. for on those days II
was made known today through an an
nouncement from the office of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in Phil
adeiphia, the contests of the big gov
eminent war warehouses there will
be auctioned off to the highest bidder
in Uncle SANS work of 1iquidati his
wartime business.
It is expected there viii be consId-
cradle action at this big auction sale,
as the warehouses contain 100000
worth of absolutely new machinery,
equipment and supplies. representing
surplus after the completion of war
contracts Some idea of the diversity
of the material can be gathered from
the following partial list:
$50 steel lifeboats, 100000 lbs; Ma
nile rope, 100000 lbs; Steel wire cable,
10000 lbs; Riyets. 5000 lbs; Ma
chine screws, foundation bolts and
nuts, $4,000 kegs galvanized spikes A.
500 yards. Cotton Duck, TIA metal
berths, $50 tons steel floor and boiler
plate, IS tons brass and copper tub
ing. 300 tons chain (assorted sizes),
gin poles, steel masts, propellers. 3713
and 10 K. w. generator sets, u feed
water pumps, 10 hand drainage pumps.
Al sanitary independence pumps, 20
main centrifugal circulating pumps,
10 inch; Sc fire and general service
pumps, 10 vertical twin beam air
pumps. 10x1sx1S1z; evaporator, Is ton;
80 81 xs Emerson Birmingham hoists
and winches, "a Fairbanks S4x10
winehes and noises, 15-ton locomotive
crane. 40-foot planer, 25 Allen high
speed singIe-spindIe drill presses.
joiners, tennoning machine, moulders,
etc; 4, and IL foot power presses
167 " and ton chain hoists, blocks.
etc. Also a large quantity of electrical
equipment, conduit lamps, boxes. etc.
Also large quantity of electrical
equipment, conduit lamps, boxes, fuses.
switches, etc, etc. Is vertical and
steering engines, 10 feed water heat
ers and evaporators.
This auction sale will represent a
new departure in the Emergency Fleet
Corporations methods of disposing of
Uncle Sans wartime stocks. Most
of its material is being sold through
sealed bids, but now the method of an
auction sale, which has been tried only
once by the fleet corporal ion in Louisi-
ana, will be tried. The warehouses
will be open for inspection two days
before the sale. The samples of the
goods will be assembled on long tables
| IN one room. where all the selling will
be done except for bulky goods which
1t viii be necessary to dispose of in
their place of storage.
Some of the officials of the Finer
gency Fleet Corporation believe the
government should be hospitabIe
enough to fset up hot coffee and cruI-
iers Tor all corners at the SALE but no
promises have as yet been made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
ST. NICHOLAS GIRL
AIDS SANTA CLAUS

TN as much as ye ave done it unto
the least OF these''-are you doing Il z
Have you seen Miss Hargis. who is re-
Nicholas Girl fund at her store2
The fund is swelling and arrange
ments are being made to swell them
much further with entertainments,
card parties, dances. vaudevilles and
etc. Contributions of candy, and
fruits are being received and the poor
kiddies are going to be well provided
for. The City Hall has been secured
as a place of distribution Won't you
help make a boy or girl or two or three,
happy on Christmas morning.
Letters are being forwarded to San
Ia Claus through The Journal. He
has already received them from the
following West Florida boys and girls:
Sybil Ogburn. ChipIey; Matte Ogburn,
Chip1ey: Katie Barrineau, Cantonment;
Lloyd Ogburn, Chipley; Alma Bur-
roughs, Cantonment; Violet Burrough,
Cantonment; Harold Burroughs, Cam
Torment; Il. f. Caro-, Pensacola: Mol
lie Lagergren, Pensacola, Helen Caro-,
Pensacola; Lousisa Caro-, Pensacola;
AxeI Lagergren, Pensacola; Calvin
Caro-, Pensacola; Lydia Lagergren.
Pensacola, Lucille Caro-, Pensacola;
Elizabeth Caro-. Pensacola. Lennette
Caro-, Pensacola; Whit Newberry, PEN
sacola; Helen Newberry, Pensacola;
Hazel Myrick, Gonzalez; Mary Jane
Yanalst, Pensacola; John G. Vanalst,
Pensacola, Francis Eanalst, Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
Almost a Shadow, Afraid
to Eat

stomach trouble that he was reduced
to almost shadow and was afraid
to eat anything, as all food caused
bloating of stomach which pressed
against his heart, worrying him very
much. Our druggist persuaded him to
try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and in
two months he looked fine, can eat
anything and works hard every day."
1t Is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal Inucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis One
dose will convince or money refunded
Crystal Pharmacy and druggists
eyerywhere.-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
COUNTY BOARD
GETS TRACTOR

The board of county commissioners
held regular meeting yesterday and
heard the report OF Commissioner
Hardy on tractor and grader which
the county is NOW using on the roads
and also on the condition of four
Nash trucks which the county has
purchased from the government at
Jacksonville.
Claims for endorsement for cat
tie which died as the result of drink
ing dipping mixture were received and
it was decided to pay about half the
amount of each claim. Among those
who submitted reports of losses were
W. A. and f. j. Jones, who will be
pa id in full; r. L. Bracnter, who will
receive $50, Myron Baggett and 7. j.
Bussey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
If you are rolling
IN wealth

md can afford to give substan-
.ial Christmas gifts-Try CIV
ng CLOTHES this year.
If you have men on your pay
roll to remember don't forget
mat a GOOD SUIT or OVER
COAT will so further-last
coger-and be ten times more
appreciated than checl, that's
very apt to evaporate before the
Ie,4 year gets {. chance at it.
SUITS and OVERCOATS for
Christmas presents away
ahead of gold pieces.
Suits $4,000 up.
Overcoats $3.50 up.
"SHOP EARLY"
4a.anW.ll 9 : Store ,,!!,e|::
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
LIEUT.. WHITFIELD
TO LEAVE TODAY

Lieutenant Whitfield and Mrs Whit
ted viii leave this morning IN the
bluebird for ST. Petersburg, where the
lieutenant is to do commercial flying
by arrangement of the chamber OF
commerce. They viii be accompanied
by Lieutenant whitted's dog, which
makes all cross country trips with the
pilot.
During his stay in Pensacola, Lieu
tenant Whitted has carried many pas
sengers and has made large number
of friends who vii; De sorry TO see
him leave. He may return for short
perfod during next summer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
LAUNCH JANE ABOUT
READY FOR SERVICE

The launch Jane" of the liver
Launch Company's fleet, which be-
came filled with water last week dur
ing the rough weather in the gulf and
which was abandoned by her crew
When they believed the boat had cap
sized. The Jane was taken from the
oeach on santa Rosa Island, where she
was washed ashore, several DAYS ago
anu VIII be ready for service some
time TINS week Mr.. Hyer stated last
hlght that the speed craft is UNDER
going thorough repairs and win IT.
anything, be a better boat than sba
was before the accident.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
1920 Auto Tags
Now Ready

For the convenience of the public
applications for registrations Of motor
vehicles for the year 1920 MAY BIZ
FILED NOW, liz accompanied by re-
mittance. Tags will be sent out about
the middle of December In time for the
new year.
Please see that all questions are ans
wered and your name and address l.
printed or written plainly to avoid
errors. The law requires you to ex-
tcute the application before a NOTARY
Public or some officer using a seal
Blanks may be secured from Banks
Justices of the Peace. .Notaries PuhHf
md County Officers, or the Comp
roller.
ERNEST AMOS
State Comptroller
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
BOOKS
AUDIT OF MILTON
COMPI ETED.

Having completed their audit of the
books of Milton, Garritt & Touart re-
turned TO Pensacola Saturday and viii
be at their office in the Thieson build
ing on and after Monday. They have
been working at Milton for the past
several weeks and made a complete
audit of the books of that municipality
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-07
NAVY YARD PASSES
MUST BE CARRIED

An announcement from the naval
air station was made yesterday 10
the effect that passes TO the navy
yard are still required. although per-
sons may visit the reservation with
out the permits required during the
period Of hostilities.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
Ell Crucero "Juana de Arco'', sufrio ave-
rlas en- alta mar. Ell Sr. Pessoa
trasbord6 al ''Imperator.''
Como Sc exphca el incidente de Versa
salles.-Por que Ell pueblo agredi6
agedi6 a los alemanes.
(Cable a "El Imparcial').
Via w. I. P. and T. Co.

WASHINGTON-Las tropa amercanas abandonaron ell terri
mecan espu de aunos sangenos encuentros con las
vsas Entire las canclerlas de Washington Mejco
agunas ncidente consdera ternado
NEW YORKE frances "Juana de Arco condu-
Rio de aneo Sr Pessoa prsdente eeco del Brasil en-
union ama ha su1o graves veras alta vlendo
sc obgado pedir auxio Ell gran rasatanco lmperator
acud6 lamada rasbord6 ST. Pessoa fama estan
sin novedad Ell "Imperator dado remolque al Juana de
Arco."
PARIS-E Presdente Wilson ha legado Dunkerke cam
para Bgca La despedida Paris recbmeno en- to-
daS las ciudades es muy cordial =. -
ssI0NDRES--Ias esclladras al'adas han iniciaa ~
ira Aenana buques han recbdo avso radogra
co que les ser perdo egar puertos de Aemana para
descargar mercanca La opinion general sin embargo que
Alemania frnara.
PARSLa prensa publca la version de ell ncidente oc
do Versailles al salr los deegados aeapes debese
uno de esos rgendose mutitud hzo ademan ndecen
e Entonces mutitud sdbtamene ndgnada agred6 los
que pudo alcanzar
ROMAa medda de reanudar e bloqueo sera tambien ap
cada Austria pueso que obeno de Vea ha declarado Off
canente que segura la msma acud que adope Gle Berlin
de condolences tan dura pueblo austria
rechaz Ell boqueo de Austria ha comenzado Sc
que baste clio para ren ncondconamene al pueblo
cuyas defensas estan va muy quebrantadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
LEY 'SOBRE CREHCIOT DE- UDA
NUEVA COM|SDON De AL|NENTOS.

saludables benefci0S de una Co
mission de Alimentos, cuyo orga
nismo cyit0 muchos Y serios ina
les en cl pals durante los aiios de
su existencia Y sc hizo acrecdor a
la estimation Y aprecio general.
POR CUANTO, estando por Ii.
quidarsc dicha Comisi0n de Ali
mentoS, debido a la cesaci6n de
hOstilidades entire EstadOs Uni
dos Y Alemania, no obstante sub
sisten de momentO, V subsistiran
pol alglln tempo, dificultadcs en-
cl trliico del comcrcio de los ar
ticulos de primera necesidad;
POR TANTO, ResuGlrdsc poy
Ia SaJHblca Lcgislotira dc Puerto
Rico:
Artfculo 1.-El GobcrnadOr de
Puerto 'qneda p6r la presen-
te autorizado Y facultado para
tomar prestamo un million
{ ,000,00O) de dollars, la parte
de este que fnerc nccesaria, por
TN ttrminO que no eXceda lie tres
Ga amos, que serl cmpleado para
cualquiera o para tod0s los fines
plcscritos en- esta Ley; me1iantc
contrato celebrado por Il Il nom.
brc de "El Pueblo de Puerto Ri.
GO" con la institution bancaria
que ofrezca las condolences mas
ventaj josas, a un tipo de interes
que 10 exceda del seis CO. por
cientO anual.
Articulo LA Comisi0n de
Alimcnt0s, vestid0s Y construc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
Eli q Institute
-" Jose de Diego =
La Fiesta dc Grdduaci0n.

En- el salon de actOs de la pO-
pular institution docente, Sc cele
braran esta noche los ejerciOs y la
fiesta de la graduation de los
alumnos de este planted. Ell actO
dara comienzo, a las ochO y media
de la noche, con este prOgrama
Selection musical. Historic de la
clase, por el seilor Angel n. Pa
IRA. Historic del historiador, pOr
el senior Fernando Villamil. Pro
fccias de la clase. por la seiiOrita
Maria Teresa Gambaro. Selection
musical.
Scgunda parte: Selection Mu.
sical. Testamento de la Clase, por
el sefor joaquin Campos. Rega-
los de los graduados. por las Sc
noritas America LatOrre Y Maria
Teresa Gambaro. Selection Musi-
cal. Discourse de clausura por ell
seiior X. Garcia Cintr0n, presi-
dente de la clase,
Il acto de la graduation sc lie
vara a efecto con el siguiente pro
grama. Selection musical. Discur
so de aperture, por el DIR. Manuel
Quevedo Baez. Accesore, Monse
rrate PachecO. Salvatore, Fer
nando Nillamil. Naledictore, Raj
mundo Garcia Cintr0n.
Segunda parte: Selection mu-
steal. Reparto de diplomas. Sc
lecci0n Musical. Discourse de clau
sura, por don Vicente Balbas
Capo.
Los alumnos graduadOs son los
siguientes:
America Latorre, Rosario Tor
mos, Antonio Ritt, Barbara de la
Cruz Maria Teresa GambarO,
Raimundo Garcia Cintr0n, JOa-
quin Campos, Angelina TarridO,
fernando Villamil, Maria Acos-
ia, Arturo st. NilTiers, Esperanza
Bravo, Angel n. PARA, Monse-
rrate Pacheco, Carmen Maria Fer
nandez, Luis Quevedo.
Una amable comisi0n del Insti
tuto, nos ha hecho entrega de la
invitaci0n para ell acto, invita-.
cion que agradecemos sinceramen
J fc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

ci0n sera nombrada por el Go
bernador de Puerto Rico con ell
conseio V cOnsentimientO del Sc
nado, Y sc compOndra de un Co
misionado de AlimentOs, vcstidos
Y construction y cuatro personals
mas representando a los tres par
idos'politicos, dc los cualcs no
mas de dos perteneceran a un
mismo partido. FL Comisionado
dc Alimentos, yestidos y construc
ci0n, prestara fianza por la cuan
tia que file ell Tesorero de Puerto
Rico.
ArticulO 3.-La Comision de
AlimentOs, vestidOs Y construc-
ci0n, tcndra las siguicntcs facul-
tades:
(a) POdra comprar en- la for
ma v cantidades que juzgare ne
cesarias los art1culos de alimcn,
taci0n, vestido, combustibleS Y
construction que estimare como
de pl.imera necesidad.
(b( POdra vcndcr al p0r MA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
Los espartaqulstas atacaron por sorpresa
el Castillo de Weimar para apo
derarse de Ebert.
Ell Rey don Alfonso padece una affection
nerviosa.- -Suspendidas las audiencias.
(Cabe Gel Imparciar).
(Cable a Gel Imparcial').
Via w. /. P. and T. Co.

MADRID JUNO 19-E Rey Don Alfonso esta aqueado de
una affection mecos recomendan decanso por
que probabemente se adeaada ada de la Corte haca
San Sebastian En- cumpmnto de la prescription facuatva
han suspendda las auiencas paaco de Orene E
estado del de avedad requere sero ira
tamiento.
MADRID-E emprestto ha sdo favorabemene acogido
a va cubeo Ell mnistro de Hacienda ST. La Cerva dice
que emprsto cubrra varas la solvenca
cona ofrece mayor garana Al empreo coopean toda las
clases nacionaes
MADRIDLa notcas que legan de Vaadod references al
eado de Su Emnenca Cardena Arzobipo Cos Macho
desesperadas va queda espean Ell Cardena ha
entrado ell periodo preag0nico.
WEMARCincenta indduos perenecentes al grupo espar
taco recientemente berados de las pone aacaron
castillo que resen del Gabnete aemn
La ntencn asaante apodetarse de Ebert ee
del Gobierno de Noske Schodena ministries I'm cent?
que estaba cudado de ameaador or6 contener
los asaante que garon reuezos que pusieron dis
persion los espartaqustas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

Declamos aver: Il Hay quo yer
a que velocidad sc pasan hoy dla
las peliculas!" v 1e echabamOs la
culpa a nuestros empresarios ci-
nematograficos, quienes, por la
competencia, por el afan dc darle
al pdblico muchos cientos de pies
en- poca tempo, ponian a correr
el aparato de proyecciones & tOda
velocidad.
He aqui el Inconvenience lie es-
cribir sin docrmentos. A POGO
de haber salido a la calle Ell I'M
pARCIAL de aver, me ataj6 un
dueho de cine Y me hizO ser mi
eQuivOcaci0n. EllOs no son los
culpables de csos hOmbres, esos
caballos, esos automobiles ycrtigi-
nosos q. pasan, ante nuestros ojos
asombrados, por la pantalla blan-
ca del cinemat6grafO. Las peli-
culas vienen graduadas asi dc los
EstadOs Unidos. ST el OperadOr
las pasara mas despaciO, sc quema
rian. Las peliculas europeas es-
tan graduadas normalmente. En-
elias, los actores andan y acciOnan
como accionanyandan los seres hu
manos de la terra. PerO las Gin
tas norteamericanas, de un tempo
a esta parte, 10. Antcs, en- los
Estados Unidos, un reel lie mil
pies Sc impresiOnaba ell 20 minu-
tos, pero hogaflo lse. impresiona
en- 10, y, ciaro, de ahi resultan esos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
CINEMATOGRAFICAS

liombres que parecen electricos.
"A que obedece esto2 Sencilla-
mente. Esto obedece a que cl ci-
nemat0grafo americana Sc ha
puestO tono, NADIA mas 'que'a to-
no, con la precipitada vida norte-
americana, que es la vida ultramo,
derna por eXcelencia. Yo rccuer-
do que cuando estuye en- Nueva
York iba de prisa Il todas parties.
1o mismo me preguntaba por que
tenia Siempre tanta pl'isa. A 10
mejOr, sc me Ocurria il. a sentarme
ell el divan de I'M hotel a YER pasar
la gente, V, ell vez de salir despa-
clio de mi fonda, salia a paso mill
tar, me hundia ell el tranvia sub.
terraneO para tardar menos, me
lntf0uucla ell las aSpaS ue la pucr
tn giratoria del hotel casi de TN
salto, y corria a sentalme ell cl di-
van referidO. Para acabar sen
tandOme ell un divan, clarO cs que
no tenia necesidad de haberLle da
do tanta prisa, pero el case es que
me Ia daba. En- Nueva York Sc
contagia uno del vertigo dc que
esta poseido todo, la gente. los
tranvlas, el bale. ALI donde
hata el que no hace NADIA, 10 hace
de plisa, es natural que las peli-
cula sean asi, rapidas, vcloces,
electricas..
ARLEQUIN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Lista de pasajeros que conduce
el yapor dominicanO "Santo Do
mingO" con destinO a Macorls V
la capital en- JUNO, Is, 1919. las
$3.50 p. m.
Para Macoris: Maria Antonia
Torres, Juan Gonzalez ApOnte,
Juan Cruz. Antonio Urrutia, Jor
sc Barnicheta, Mariana Cabral,
JESUS Cuesta Y Cuesta, Ismael
Pere, Norris B. Curtain, Lima
Wennegren, Antonio Ramirez Co
rrea, Antonio Sarmiento, Jose
Sarmicnto, Francisco Sarmiento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

ROdolfo Rodriguez, Amador Pa
gan, Mand. L. Estomel, Celeste
MOya, Francisco Sanchez, Jose
FERNANDEZ, William Conway.
Para la capital: Mariana Ro-
drfguez, Elvine Nc. Manus, 10.
seph Axmayer, Elias Roedan,
Patria Carbonell, Philliph J..
Dehman, Domingo Hernandez,
Pedro Corredor, Jacobo L. Gar
tcia, Amoroso FlOrenciO, Santiago
Benitez, JOsefa MarrerO, John E.
King, Gladys Dibble, Ella, V.
Earle, Juan Guijarro, Christian
Monregaard.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

yor al detail cualquiera de ia
les articulOs, con o sin beneticiO,
a cualquier persona. natural o
juridica; pero debcra dar prefe-
rencia Ell tales ventas a aquellos
comerciantcs que sc obligaren a
detallar el articulO los artlcu.
los comprados, preci0s que no
excedan de los tijados por ell Co
misionado. de acuerdo con las dis
posiciones que dicho ComisionadO
hubiera dictado sobre el particu
lar.
(c) Podrl establecer v hacer
funciOnar cstablecimientOs regu-
ladores para la venta al detail de
los artlculOS que cOnsiderare CO.
mo de primera ncccsidad, en-
pleando, al efccto, las persOnas
neccsariaS para el funciOnamien-
to del negOcio; y 81 optarc pOr el
establecimiento de tiendas regu-
ladoras, cI'eara Gstas, en- primer
termino, Ell aquellas lOcalidade4
en- que, Il su juici0, las necesida-
des fueran mas apremiantes.
I'D Podra fijar los precios
que dcba venderse al por mayor
o al detail, en- los establecimien,
tos rcguladores que sc establezcan
de acueIrO con ell inciso (c) del
articulo 3, dcjando al fijar tales
precios, un margen razOnable de
beneficios de acuerdo con el esta-
do del mercado. AsimismO ten
dra poderes para determinar las
cantidadcs de cualquier articulo
que puedan ser vendidas u cual
quier persona personals, y el
mOdo de comprobar tales yentas.
(COntinuara.)