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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-23

MEoANICO CoMPETENTE en- todas
las secciones del ofcio Desea empleo
como primer segundo jefe de taller o
EN- trabajo de importancia. Especialista
EN- reparaciones de rodillos tractores
'catherpilar" Dirija proposiciones a
y. s. Vey, Santurce, Stop 26, Colon z.
BLUsAs: necesiramos agentes en- toda
Ia isla. Escribanos. New York Blouse
Co., Box $40. Ponce
"sE NECEsfTA taquigrafa en- in.
giles y espafiol, con conocimientos de te-
neduria. Dirijase personalmente a Glass
berg Blouse Co., Luna 81, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
Sc soLICITA personas que trabajen
bien en- trustrus-, deshilado montura de
blusas sencillas. Tambi6n Sc ofrecen
classes de bordado a maquina. Sol 25.
DEPENDIENTE DE FARMACIA.-se
solicita uno soltero, con practica bue-
mas referencias Inforres: Farmacia Cen
tral de velez y Torres. Rio Piedras,
Puerto Rico
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RAMON FoURNIER MARQUEE
d. NJ. T

Cirujano Menor, Mecanoterapista. Des-
injector y Embalsamador
Laboratorio de Mecanica Dental
Application de la medication hipoder-
mica del doctor Horvizt para la Tu-
berculosis, Stills. Dermatosis. Como
rrea. Asma, Cancer etc. Especial apli
caci6n de Masages El6ctricos. Once
amos de practica professional ohcina
Edifcio Borinquen de 12 q / y de 8
"a p. m.
Residencia San Sebastian No 2,
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Sc alquila en- 10 que era alateriormen
te Ia oacina de la American Railroad
Company, Paseo Covadonga scuartos que
sirven para ofcinas; tambien espacio
para almacenaje en- el s6tano AL lado
del ferrocarril y los muelles. Para parti
culares dirijase al Porto Rico Telephone
Company.
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No hay tempo que perder, ei barati-
llo esta alberto .desde hoy en- la
CIUDAD coNDAL"
Cruz 8. San Juan. P. R.
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En- esta ciudad falleci6 en- febrero
del afio 1901 un buen patricia un
hombre intachable honrado que Sc
llam6 Jose Dolores Rodriguez.
Tai vez hoy, exception de sus deu-
dos, nadie 10 recuerde en- Mayagiiez.
Sin embargo fue Jose Dolores Rodri-
guez uno de los buenos hijos de esta
Sultana del oeste y un portorriqueno
excelente que esparci6 sus saludables
ideas y consagr6 sus grandes energias
a la causa de su patria.
En- 1887, cuando los tristes aconte-
cimientos que Sc desarrollaron en- el
pals, Dolores Rodriguez presidia una
parranda y consider6 prudente suspen-
derla en- sefial de duelo hasta que fue-
ron puestos en- hbertad los presos del
MORO, los de Juana Diaz y Ponce.
Rodriguez era hombre de limitada
instruction, pero de grandes virtudes
y varonil energia.
vease Ell escrito que lie dirigieron los
patriotas detenidos en- ell MORO v el
cual copio como una curiosidad hist6-
rica:
"Sr. don Jose Dolores Rodriguez,
Presidente de la "Parranda Luz del
Dfa."
"iO6mo cantar cuando la patria nora7
"IComo reir cuando la patria gime7
GAUTIER BENITEZ.
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Muy senior nuestro:
Los Is presses encerrados en- este Cas-
tillo del Morro hemos tenido la salts
facci6n de leer la manifestation de us
ted inserta en- Gel Imparcial'', niimero
1872, explicando los motives por que no sa
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vENTAs DE OCCASION

CASA, dos plantas. hormig6n, solar
1900 metros, Puerta de Tierra La propie
dad colinda con eI ferrocarril y el tro-
le
CASA, MADEIRA, seis habitaciones, solar
$50 metros. Miranar.
CASA, MADEIRA, Marina. San Juan, hace
esquina.
SOLAR, Miramar, $50 metros.
SOLAR, Condado, colinda con la playa,
cerca del Parque. ee2s metros. Sc vende
todo parte
CASA y solar, cerca del Malec6n y niue
lie nuevo, Parada dos media.
SOLAR. 800 metros. calle Canal, Para
da 20, siene algunos ranchonss rentando
mas de cien d6lares mensuales
AMY
Tel. o94. p. o. Box
MAQUINAs DE cosER.-La ''Natio-
nal" es la mejor, la mas elegante y Ia
mas barata, tenemos la Inca compIeta
y damos servicio efciente. Gonzalez Pa
din o. Advt
vENDo UNA GUAGuA en- perfectO
estado con varias pleas de repuesto
se negOcia por una casa. Informara Ma
rio Melendez. calle vald6s 8, parada
3. Box 1874. Tel6fonO 1889. Puerta do
TERRA
Sc vENDE una maquina "singer" es-
tilo s1I1sI54o. No. 445es2s. No tiene
uso. Tiene todos sus accessories, propia
para zapaterO B. villanueva. Box, sss,
Aguadilla.
Sc vENDE nm juego de muebles nue.
vos para comedor, hechos de caoba do
minicana, compuestO de las siguientes
pleas: sillas, dos butacas, mesa de
extension, sideboard, mesa tonchante
chinero. Y un automovil marca Jeffrie
con gomas nuevos. Para inforines, os-
car Reyes, Estado 20, Airamar
~t@r.,,~- ,...~,~>.,. Y.
Sc VENDE una motocicleta con Side
Car marca Harley Davidson completa-
mente nueva. Informara Adolfo Lopez
Jr., TEL sol, Box 272. Aboy Vidal Co.,
Inc =. IN ~
Sc VENDE un Buick casi nuevo de sic |
te pasajeros en- perfecto estado. uso pri
vado, gofnas Cord negociarlo por otro
Buick de- cineo pasaJefos.k y. p q P
o BOX 725, SAM Juan al. coAa |
Sc vENDE IN auto saSgaS. rasds YER;
Ia en- "A ohcina de don Rafael PalaciOs,
Cruz 3, San Juan. Aproveche Ia oportu-
nidad.
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ESPECIALIDAD EN- TRU

~--.-~ ~gg..~'~-~- -N~ - 80
TODD Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito
en- amores, ser afortunado en- juego,
desarrollar facultades latentes, solicite
el Tesoro de los ''Lendus''. valor del
ejemplar $1.OO Al pOr mayor gran
descuento. Para informes, San Jose 45,
tercer piso.
PARA Los QUE vIAJAN tenemos com
pleto surtido de ropa de abrigo, inte-
rior de lana para seforas, caballeros y
ninos, trajes, sobretodos demas prem
das necesarias para protegerse contra
el frio Gonzalez Padin Co.
CARBONATE DE CAL garantizado no
menos de 50 por ciento de pureza. Entire
ga Immediate s14.00 tonelada sobre niue
lie en- San Juan. Porto Rico Commercial
Corporation Tel. 980-252.
PILoTEs DE sANTo DoMiNGo:~se
ofrecen buenos pilotes de pichipen, de
gran duraci6n, hasta sesenta pies de lar
go, de once a catorce pulgadas de dia-
metro en- la cabeza, y de siete ocho
en- el extreme. Magnfficos para toda cla-
Sc de construcciones. Dirijase a Pedro
A Iglesias, P. o. Box 1901. Edificio de
los J6venes cristianos, San Juan.
cUANDo NECEs1TE DIBUJos ar
tisticos comefciales, industriales y de
todas clases, consultenme. Pidanse ideas,
s. RoS, cristo % y medic, San Juan.
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Sc vENDE una motocicleta con Side
Car marca Harley Davidson completa-
mente nueva. Informara Adolfo Lopez
Jr., Tel. sol, Box 072. Aboy Vidal y Co..
Inc
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NAL DIA COMO HOYA
- ".
"Recordar e. vivir---Dante
/" "Recordar es vivir---Dani
23 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1887

JOSE DoIoREs aoDRIeUHz UN DoCUMENTo HIgrORIoO
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Sc vENDE una maquina "singer" es-
tiio s1I1sI54o No. 445es2s. No tiene
uso. Tiene todos sus accessories, propia
para zapaterO B. villanueva. Box, sss,
AguadilIa.
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vENDo UNA GUAGUA en- perfecto
estado con varias pleas de repuesto o
Sc negocia pcr una casa Informara Ma
rio Melendez, calle vald6s 8, parada
3. Box 1874. Tel6fono 1889. Puerta do
TERRA.
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BANos DE coAMo.-Hotel alberto to
do el afio. Aguas medicinaJes termo-
sulfurosas. Alh encontrarA comfort.
salud. descanso y distraction. visstelcs
TocINo PENoUITAs.-HARINA DE
TRIGo.-clases Selectas. Pida precios
para importaciones directas. Cadierno
Hermanos
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MAQUINAs DE cosER.-La ''Natio-
nal" es la meior, la mas elegante Ia
mas barata, tenemos la Inca completa
y damOs servicio efciente. Gonzalez Pa
din 90 Advt.
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Sc vENDB un Buick casi nuevo de sic
te pasajeros en- perfecto estado. uso pri
vado, gohas Cord negociarlo por otro
Buick de cizeo pasaJerosk y. P q P
o BOX 725, SAN JUAN ac.. 1oAe
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Cruz 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Cash Corn Stronger;
Later Months Easier

A show Of frmncss in the cash posi-
>tlon gave the corn market certain
amount Of strength, and at the close
the December position was sc net
higher, while distant months were z c
to 1c lower.
Receipts have fallen off quite sharp
ly recently, and this has increased cash
premiums in the West and brought
about quite active covering by Decem-
Der shorts. The supply and demand
situation as n whole, however, contin-
ucs hearish, and the next government
report is expected to confirm the pri-
vatc estimates of large yields of su-
pcrior quality.
In the local cash market No. 2 yellow
was quoted at S1.12A and No 2 mixed
at $l1114 c. i. f. New York, ten days
shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No, 2 yellow. s1I24 sLiaA .l7oA
May...'...... s2% SEX 1.s7A
December. 81 ;s SS;s LIZ u
Oats-The market for oats was only mod =
cratcly active. but prices were easier, clos
were again liberal, and the trade was look
ing for moro pressure from Canada, where
the crop is n largo one.
In tho local cash market No. | white was
quoted at G7 lac; No white. &c to 67la c
No. white CSC to &C &c No. white Csc
to C5i2c; fancy clipped whito TIC; ordIh-
AIRY clipped white. SIC; all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No. white s0.6G@ .661a 6GG( .66h .52l2 q 83
Chicago.
December. 53% .54H .73M
May...... SO .59s. .76bs
Kye-MarlSct weak.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
No 2 Western $189 $l95 $3.50
Flour and Mcal-Cuotations were:
Spring patent:
sio.5O@11.25 1o.75@11.25 1900 -
Cornmeal:
25c@ 2z6 2.75@ 800 $500 ss5
Rye flour:
soog soog $50 ss.oso@ $50 1909 74o
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Cotton i'm Slump
As Trade Outlook
Fails to Revive
Prices Decline as to 20
Points on Bearish Devel-
opmcnts; Weakening in
Holding Movement Re-
pOrted

The cotton market was easier yes
terday, with the close barely steady at
net decline Of 45 to 70 points. Re-
cent buyers evidently were disappoint-
ed by the failure of the British strike
settlement to stimulate Liverpool and
by the absence of any indication Of
the expected post-election boom in the
domestic goods trade.
In addition to this, there probably
was some selling oh rumors of bearish
private ginning returns and reports of
increased spot offerings in the Caro-
llnas Except for New Orleans selling,
however, there was comparatively little
pressure from the South, and the bulk
OF the offerings on the decline came
from Liverpool, local and Wall Street
sources. Closing prices were the low
est es of the day, with January around
2OlSc, compared with 2O.75c at the
close yesterday.
The arrival Of the first German mer-
chant steamship to be reported here
since the beginning Of the war was
commented upon as indicating the
gradual recuperation of Germany as
factor in international trade, but evil
IDENTIFY created no buying interest Of
consequence.
The days market, indeed, seemed to
be chiefly dominated by disappoint
mcnt over the failure Of the election
and the British strike settlement to
stimulate business, and lack Of conf
dence in a sufficiently tight holding
movement in the South to prevent tenn
porary declines in the absence of an
improved trade demand.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to 60 points
lower. with small amount Of busi-
ness. Middline quotations ranged from
20.25c to 2125c compared with 2O65c,
the closing price for October contracts
at New York
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 45 points lower at 2165c. No
sales were reported.
The range Of priCes So1ln~s.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
WedneSda ay'
Butter. Cheese, Eggs

Butter-Receipts. s.e97 packages Cream
cry. higher than extras. lb.. 641a @ Csc; ex-
tras. 90 score. 63ts Ge4c: frsts. 80 to 81
score, b5062c; frsts. SS to 80 score. 40
53c; seconds S3 to 81 score, 40D45c: lower
grades, Ss@ 39c; Danish casks. 500 05Sc;
tras, $40 Csc trsts, 58@62c; seconds. 400
46c; state dairy tubs. finest 60062c; good
to prime. 509 59c; common to fair 81 o
48c; renovated, extras, 46 47c; ladies. cur
rent make, frsts. 36637c; seconds. 33 O
sac lower grades a1@ 33s; packing stock.
s2c; lower grades. 2s@31c.
Cheese-Receipts. 12,6os boxes. State.
whole milk. held fats. specials lb.. ESQ
28c; average run, 24QO25c; fresh specials
% 4 @25c; average run. 22923c; lower
grades. 2o@21izc; twins. held specials
sin. held twins. 25:a @ 26hc; single Daisies
held. 26 II GD2 nc; double Daisies, held. 26
I27 u Young Americas, held, % @ 28 q A.;
SKINS held specials, 1s@2oc; prime to
choice, choice, 10 @l7 hc; fair to good. 12Ql4ac;
sathered. estras. dozen. 77g7sc aSSs eEtTa tTa
frsts. 74@76c; firsts, 6s@73c; seconds. 81
666c: drties No. I, so SIC; checks, fair
to choice, dry 42@4sc; refrigerator, spe-
SIS Nc; seconds, 500 sac; state Pennsylva-
MIA and nearby Western hennery whites
extras, "a o6c; extra firsts, 90993c hen
merry whites. frsts S408Sc; gathered
whites. ffrsts to extra frsts. S4n93c; un-
der grades, 7o@s2c; pullets. s7@7Sc; Pa
cifc Coast whites extra, 93@o6c; extra
frsts, 90c; frsts, S2G1S8c; medium Size
72@75c; small, 65@70c; other Western
and southern: gathered whites, $50 s5c:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western
brown and mixed colors graded extras,
II q 78c; frsts to extra frsts 6S 176c.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

nets into America and underlying sem
timent was bearish.
In the local market No. red and
No. mixed we're quoted at $224H c.
l. t. track New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Decline in Wheat
Follows Increase
In Canada Offers
Toward Chicago
at Prces Under American
G~sJcs Is Regarded as a
Pearish Market Influence

The wheat market was weak and
lower, closing with slight advance,
but at net losses of 3Mc to &C. The
December position showed the great
est decline and lost 2ll4 of its premium
over March. This was evidently due
to larger receipts at Chicago. where
there were $50 900 bushels, including
cargo Of Canadian wheat on the
lakes.
1t seemed to be the imprcssoA that
Canadian wheat is beginning to move
toward Chicago, and this gave rise to
expectations of some accumulation
there, although many believe that the
time is short for building up large
stocks at that point, especially if the
weather should turn cold and lake
navigation lose. The Northwestern
markets were all weak under Canadian
offers, and apparently the farmers
holding movement in the United States
has given Canada the opportunity Of
marketing n large amount of her whoa
IN the domestic markets.
Most of the export demand is also
finding its way inco the CanadiT Tn
markets, although private cables re-
ccived from. abroad said that there
was little prospect Of Great Britain
and France buying much wheat in
America until prices get down to a
level of Australian wheat, which is
now being offered freely in Europe at
prices about 10 cents a bushel under
Canadian.
Canadian -four was also being Of
fcred at prices much below American
grades, and at the present time the
domestic markets are facing sharp
competition. The trado is not inclined
to anticipate any action in Washing
ton to stop the flow Of Canadian prod
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Form' Rate and Maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield
Canal Imp 4hs. 1854 1ox "a
Highway Imp AIS 1864 10o 1c1 1'oo 1'3
Canal Imp AIS. 1865 97ih oa -"
Highway Imp 4Ms 1868 e71 40 90 I90
barge Can Ter 44s 1915 07ia "a 90
Highway Imp As l967 o. o. t'9V
canal Imp As, 1867 % o. ~
do 40 A'oo- o. mo ~ 94 4.3l
Canal Imp As. 1960-69 ino % a. t'S1
Palisades I s Park As 1861 "a a. t'aa1
b Canal Term 4s, 1942-'4s 81 '''A
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

COffec Futnres-Rather fevcrish fuctua-
tions in the market, which left final prices
to IL points net higher. were not gen
orally taken indicating any material
change in trade conditions. Firm offers
from Brazil were in rather poor supply.
Tho range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Miscellaneous Oil Companie,
Atlantic Iobos or 70 os

Atlantic Lobos Oh Co.... % 90
GO pr -................ 65 *
PIX Basin Cons Pct Co.... %. az
Imperial Oil Co Itd........ I'M % ~
N ~ Masnolia Petroleum, Co... $40 asa
Merritt NJ OF Corporation . iS% I1n
Mldwest \. Refining Co..... ia 90
Mountain Producers "a IjD
Northwest Oil GO. -
troducers 4 Rcfners Corp. ~
Sait Creek ProdUccrs new. 12IaN 70
Sapulpa Refining @ 70
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool cnbles-Spot cotton quiet at
II points decline; middling 1924. Sales
1000; American. 1000. Imports nil. Flu
lures opened steady, at "a to 2S points
advance. Closed quiet at net advance
of to 10 points. December, 15.2ed
January. 16.13d: March. 14.s6d; NAV.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

COMMITTEE:
WM. II. NICHOLS. Chairman
fW. Fl. NICHOLS. JR-
T. /. PIERCE,
X. W. SWIFT,
ii. II. : HANDY.
4 ". HUDSON,
EVERSLEY CHtLDS,
WM. HAMLIN CHILDS.
ORLANDO F. WEBER.
WM. J. MATHESON.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Insurance Companies
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Bonds

Appala chian Power 1st 5s 81 70
Cincinnati Gas & Elec IS, 1916 II 81
Col Gas Elec 5s. l92l.... 70 81
Dallas Elec 5s, l922...... q94
40 u.s. l92l.... ............... 90 100
- faS9 Eiec co! bs ........... 10 Ss
ureat western Power 1st 6s... IS 70
Midwest Utilities LIST 5s.. IS 90
Mississippi River Power lst bs rs ~
North Ont Light & Power 6s . 65 =
Northern States Power.6s 1925 81 81
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
London Money Market

LONDON, Nov 4.-Bar silver. b4Xd
per ounce; bar gold, 119s Cd; money
4A per cent. Discount rates-Short
bills $500 111e per cent; three
months bills. efs@e 11-1e per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon. 140.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

Southern Spot tMarkets-C5alveston steady.
unchanged at 21.25c; sales. 2.oS2 bales.
New Orleans steady, 25 lower at 20.5Oc,
sales, 2.035 bales. Mobile nominal, 80
lower at 20.50c; sales nil. Charleston
quiet, so lower at 21.25c; sales, 2s9 bales.
Norfolk quiet. unchanged at 2fc; sales, 656
bales. Augusta quiet, IL lower at 21.3Sc;
sales, 257 bales st. Louis steady, un-
changed at 21c; sales nil. Houston
steady. so lower at 2o.25c; sales. s651
bales. Dallas steady. 60 lower at 20. 35c;
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Sugar Markets Weak
On Pressed Offers

Sugar markets again presented
weak front yesterday, with raws press
ing for sale and retiners showing no in
terest Prompt shipment sugars were
available at 6.75c, c. i. f., but were un-
placed at this price. Refined sugar was
quiet and unchanged. Futures con-
tinued weak, closing "a to 80 points
net lower
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
oNSoEEDATsON
Extension of Period for Deposits to Nov. 80, 1920

EXTENSION OF Period for Deposits to Nov 30, 1920
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
THE sOIvAY PROCESS COMPANY,
SEMET-SOLvAY
NATIONAL ANILINE CHEMICAL. COMPANY Inc.
eTuo1ng holders of Voting Trust Certificates for stock Of tho
has sf @ been 5s & s % r. n 'S s
Agreement cOnsodaion published early in October
under date of September g. 1920
ike. have found ' phycy GdPsf o es na 41aa @
has tbsqeo b besr Snare by 1929 qqisd
(and voting trust certificate holders).
Of Plan For this purpos, she undgn
asa b 3 p" @ and cuding November o 1929 the PERIOD within
Accordingly, holders preferred
above mentioned companies ah
but have not deposited their holdings should stock
certificates Cor voting trust ercates) negotiable
S @ @ It's so o with NO non ara 5v o%pa1 & York OF & New
which will issue transferable Certificates After
sha % aa5e no deposits vii be Fsesvsd by the Dspa except wit,
prescribe.
resed 'S' ina" '''' J." S'''A '"' 'S'0''''a
% all shares Of STOCK preferred and deposited under %
Certificates representing such shares
Deposit Certificates representing stock listed on tn. New
Stock Exchange also listed said Exchange.
be .Sss s f.s s s5s p % S esss:
Dated, October 3d. 1920
y. w IL Z &. s5gH2ls :9,2sl sns Chairman
'h's@%s ns1@s; E%5ff S4PRs S#Bas
Ss~ York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
1864; July, 14.61d. Manchester: Yarns
irregular; cloths In moro demand.
C0ttonseed Oil

While tho volume of business in tho
market was comparatively small, amount
ing to 1900 barrels. the tone Of tho mar
ket nrmer and at the close values
sho wed gains OF IS to 81 points. The near
positions showed the greatest strength and
we're evidently Influenced by covering,
which said to have resulted from
a better export demand for butter oil. The
crude market was also firm and there
was lack OF selling pressure.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Paris Market Inactive

PARIS, Nov. 4.--Prices were inactive
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, Sd francs 75 centimes Ex-
eharge on London, 55 francs 72 CEN
tines. Five per cent loans, So francs
% centimcs. The dollar was quoted at
IS francs 20A centimes.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales Open High Low Last
Is War B 1st pf 80 80 80 80
5000 Miss Riv pr 6s 1873 77la 1873 77A
5000 Seneca Cop Sslo4 1o4 10t 1O4
5000 Swift bs ...... S41s S4X "a 81
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-22
ASermon to Live By
By Rev. Elan Franklin Oemnseu d n

am Franklin Dempsey, D. D.

Henry W. Grady, Alfred H. Colqut L. O. c. lamar are
other sons OF The Family Altar Bishop H. C. Morrison who was
once the immortal Grady The First Methodist Church
Atlanta Georgia He had been church member from early
HE but had spiritually cold Indifferent In response to
public invitation given the Sunday morning service he came
to the chance and reaching his hand pastor addressed the
audience while holding the pastors hand made lost
ume and pledged his fidelity Christ for the come He
renamed true to this pledge the end his He was an
eent officer IN the church and kept the Master from
e he renewed his until that sad sunny when amid
CITY III mourning and tears, laid him Hon B. H. Hill
son OF the great senator tribute of Cradv "Te
oner dozed this noble onand he forgot did he
nor turn aside from questions of tell that her
Knees were the truest altar he had and her hands the
ialrest and strongest that had ever led hm Bishop W. Cand
er igh Living and High Lives says of Justice Lamar in
early lie dwelling in the atmosphere OF Christian home and
osuan institution OF learning emory College Orfod Georgia.
atmosphere saturated with heavenly nfluenceshs open
many nature mblbed principles of devotion right and truth
whGh we're dearer to him than all earthly good
In the same volume, Bishop Gambler Senator
Nou But yesterday venerable minister gave me- in fearful
accents an of how this prney away back in the
mites walked guide and friend among his Baker Coun
lGeorga teaching them the word of Cod Again. On one oc-
ason went with him to address religious assembly lust
lore he rose to address the meeting the choir sang the
he rose to speak his handsome face shone bright
ness as ne SAID mpusvey Oh how love that song! was
mother song And today could hear her sing again should
have greater than heard all the heaven
Alas, and did my Savior bleed,