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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
La Madre de las Cuatro Ninas

tavo; solo lleva consigo el retrato de
las pequefas que vende al que desee
expontaneamente darle por un0 20
centavos. PeNo casi todo el mundo
extiende solfcito la mano, para apor-
tar la suma eXpresada por una de esas
fotograffas, que bien merecen conser-
varse, como un ejemplo increfble de fe-
cundidad.
Todos estan en- el deber de ser ge-
nerOsos con esa mujer, Quien In Ma
t,lraleza ha dado esas pequeninas de
manera tan inesperada, y q. la madre,
con su sonrisa de bondad en- los labiOs,
arrastra en- su carritO de mimhre pOr
toda La ciudad implorando la pdblica
compassion, para pOderlas sOstener.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
TRANsMISIBLEs

ia Sanidad Iflsular denuncia los ST.
anientes casos de enfermedades trans
nlisibles ocurridos en- La isla durante
la pasada semana Influenza, 161 ca
Sos 12c en- Aibonito; PalutlismO, 81,
al en- Guayama Difteria, 2; Tosferi-
ma, Al; Tuberculosis, %; Escarlatina,
/ " Uncinariasis, /.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Ell BASEBALL EN BAYAMoN

El domingo nueye del corriente,- en-
la Liga Campeche, de Ia municipali-
dad de Bayam6n, celebraran un desa
flo los teams San Agustiss Stars, de
Puerta de TERRA con Los M~chachos
del Nyal, de Bayam6n.
Ell acto dara comienzo las dos y
media de la tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
FERRETERIAs.

FERRETERIAS.
Todo ferretero moderno usa nues-
tras bombas Y depositos para el des-
pacho de aceite linaza, aguarras, PIN
turas, etc. Desde hasta so galones
de capacidad.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
De Ia Diaria information

tOS CACAucAfANSllC w Ia pIUSftSiStd
ciudad de la region del Turabo.
Sera instalada a dos Kilometres de la
poblaci6n, hacia Cayey, en- terrenos
que con ese prop6sito cediera generosa-
mente la Succession del que fue sefior
Andriar Perez, contando con una es-
plendida zona de exploitation de mas
de 5000 cuerdas de terrenos que Sc ex-
tienden hacia los Valles de B0rfnquen
" Turabo, reconocidos como los mas
fertiles productivos de la comarca.
Colinda, entire otras fincas, con la "Es-
peranza" de la Porto Rico Leaf Tob-
bacco y la del Sr. Ramon Rodriguez
Lopez, que seran de las mas importan-
tes colonias de la nueva Factorfa. Pare
,ce que, aparte del esplendido negocio
que significa hoy la cana de azdcar,
los agricultOres de eSa region que en-
viaban sus caiias la Central "Santa
Juana", han visto que esta Factoria
tiene demasiada production a que aten-
der Y que hay sufciente negocio para
dos Centrales, realizando asf mas CO.
moda cOnvenientemente la atenci0n
apremiante que necesita esa jurisdic-
ci0n, .cada yez mas poblada de la rica
sacarina. Merecen placemes los inicia-
dores de la obra, que contribuira gran
demente al prOgresO en- todos los 0rde
nes de la pr6diga progresista comar-
ca. Adelante.
VACAS Y CABALLOS
De un mOmento otrO recibira el ST.
nor Isidoro Delgado una partida de va
cas- de leche Y Otra de caballos para
carrera, que probablemente seran exhi-
bidos en- Ia Feria, 81 como Sc espera,
llegan tempo. Sc trata de esplendi-
dos ejemplares que dejara en- el pals,
81 halla buen negocio.
LA OFICINA DE LA PACKARD
Ell amigo senior Juan Roig no olvida
sus artfsticas dotes de superior agente
de perfumeria y aunque ahora tiene
otras Representatives, mas productivas,
dedica aquellas al arreglo de las Ofici-
mas de la Packard Motor Dealer CO.
" la installation responde al valer Y al
valor de los esplendidos carros. Delica-
deza exquisite hay en- el sencillo deco
| RADIO, pintura del local, y el conocido
artista senior Rios dej6 en- ell lienzo los
exquisitos trazos de su ciencia. No
esta aun terminado ell arreglo, pero des-
de ahora Sc We que las oficina salon
de exhibiciones de la esquina de la pla-
| Ia principal responder su importan-
cia de la manufacture que representa-
el senior, Panzardi.
Ell JURAMENTO DEL
& ATTORNEY GENERAL
Aver tarde, con tOdO el ceremonial de
r1brica que aunque tuviera la tenden-
i cia de ser de 10 mas sencillO, por clio
mismo era acto de significaci0n, presto
juramento ante el Hon. Tribunal Supre
mo ell Attorney General de Puerto Ri
| co, Hon. Lcdo. Salvador Mestre,. primer
iportorriqueflo que es designado para ese
cargo por el Presidente de los EstadOs
Unidos. Toca al seilor Mestre y es el
Sr. Wilson quienes escriben la intere-
sante nota para la historic polftica de
nuestro Pals. Que tenga el mejor exito
ell distinguido funcionario.
InfOrmddOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Ell Canto de la Virgen

Fl
a Mlscas lejanas de 6rganos yiejos
Con notas celestes plateau el dia.
Y todo parece nenarseit de tespejos
Donde esta tn iaagen, ioh, Vrgen Maria!
maria! MARIA! Tu nombre es canto
I'm canto muy dulce que hemos dido.
iMaria Ell acerbo dolor en- tn manto
Sc llena de rOsas, Sc queda dormidO..
Madre de los mundos, ideal eternO,
Matizado simbolo de las perfecciones,
Hasta las candentes piedras del Inferno
Bajan suspirando todos tus perdones
Madre venturosa, madre sensitiva,
La del manto de oro el manto de plata, fa Is
Ef coraz6n tuyo, como rosa viva, ;ii8 w 81
Sc consume EN- una hoguera esea- -'ata.
Z Madre venturosa ~sagrada cisterna Ht
De las apargqrasyg los sacrifcios. it
Tu perd6a' es aqua de piedad eterna
,SoBre los pecados " sobre los vicios... IN t
IL Madrel dolorosa, misterio profundo ~ Jl Il :.
Que Ell monstruo de arcla del NAL no comprende;
Cuando tns palabras descienden al mundo
Algo de nosotros en- la luz asciende.
Surges de los sigos envuelta en- tu sueno,
Y en- un dulce circulo de velas azules Il
Parece plegarse tn rostro risueao,
Cual brillante lrio que Sc enyueye en- tules.
Hundida en- Il poIyo de antiguas sleyeadas,
Bajo silencosos creplsculoss pios.
Aguardas que lIeguen por oscuras sendas
Los atormentados pobres tardios...
En- el aire quieto, cristano blando,
Los angeles fOtan sus alas puras,
al besar tus ruedos nclinan lorando,
4. Sus leves fragies blancas fguras.
A traves del duro tempo permaneces
Con los lagrmosos parpados abiertOs.
Cuando asi te miro, mi amor, me pareces
I'm sol que quisera caentar los muertos.
Lanza en- los espesos caminos de cobre
Las fnas medallas de tu regio loro,
Y haz fiotar tn manto de zafro, sobre
Las c6eras barbaras del amor ell oro...
Desciende al creplscuIo de sangre de bruma.
Para que lie brindes tu divna copa
la arrepentida triste que abruma,
Marchitos los labi0s manchada la ropa.
Desciende la noche de crimen acecha
AL bello demonio de parpados bellos
nunca permitas que negra fecha
Ponga flores rOjas en- los albOs cuellos..
Madre de las gracias de las purezas,
Hecha de azucena, de nacar armino,
Mrame agObiado de enormes tristezas,
Mudo como viejO, blando como un niho...
Gloria de las arpas de los laudes,
Vase de los extasis de los inciensos,
Por ii es que forecen las fuertes virtudes,
Los grandes amores, los cantos inmensos.
De ii brota una mlsica suprema
De amorosas lneas atlas armonias;
unes nuestrO ensueno con ell gran p0ema
De las cosmog6nicas raras sinfonias.
Prende en- nuestras mentes la sublime llama
Con tus hondos labios castamente roios,
Tiende tu beeza sobre 10 que
~ nosotros fila tus eternos ojosi.
f. RIBERA CHEVREM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Ell LCDO. MESTRE
JURO SU CARGO

Aver tarde jur6 ante ell juez presi-
dente del Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico, SUI cargo de Attorney General,
nuestro amigo Ell Lcdo. Salvador Mestre
Caparr6s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Reniquelado de REvOLvERS !
otras armas de fueg0.
The Porto Rico Electroplating
Co. Inc,
Luna A, Telef. 1891,
San Juan. p. r.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

with the wedding cake banked with fow-
ers as a centerpiece.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. Busby of Columbus, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coulter Of st. Louis,
and Mrs. Minton of Hamilton, Ohio.
The Harmonic Club will give its an
nual Christmas party Dec 20, at Christa-
more Settlement entertaining the settle
ment children.
Mrs. o. NJ Jones Of the Peter Pan
apartment will entertain with a mis-
eellaneous shower tonight in honor of
her sister. Miss Margaret Richie, whose
marriage will take place this month. The
hostess will be assisted by her mother,
Mrs. E. G. Richie, and Mrs. Hugh H.
Legg. Among the guests will be Miss
Helen Murray Of Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Rice Lambert and Miss Florence
Wilson will entertain tomorrow night
In honor of Miss Edith Funkhouser,
whose marriage to Haney e. Berry will
take place Nov. %. Mrs Howard Wright
and Miss Betty Schroeder We're hostesses
for a shower last night for Miss Funk
houser.
The annual luncheon of the Local Coun-
ell Of Women will be held tomorrow in
the C1aypool Hotel. Mrs. W. II.
Blodgett is in charge of reservations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
LEGEND Harmonic
Club Subject Study

1.-THE Legend" a modern opera by
Joseph Breil, presented for the first time
in the Metropolitan Opera House in
March, 1919, was the subject for study
at the meeting of the Harmonic Club
held yesterday afternoon in the Green
parIors of the Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne read
the story of the opera, with musical IL
Illustrations by various musicians.
Thomas Nealis, basso, sang the open
ing solo in the role of Stakareff, which
was followed by the prayer of Carmelita
"Ah, Woe Is Me-" sung by Miss julia
Reyer, soprano.
Particularly pleasing were the accom-
paniment and piano numbers by Mrs
5. X. Ruick, for the instrumental must
the production The Storm a descrip-
tive fragment, was most effectively
played.
Other numbers included the Love
Song" of Stephen, by Mr.. Arthur, tenor
a piano version Of 1.-THE Legend" played
by Mrs. Il. o. Baxter; a duee Of Carme-
lita and stephen sung by Miss Parkin
and Mr.. Arthur a Drinking Song
sung by Miss Parkin, Mr. Nealis and Mr.
Arthur, and the final aria by Carmelita
by Miss Reyer.
The program was decidedly interesting,
the numbers being artistically inter
preted by the group of local artists
Mrs. Marie Allison Elicit was in charge
OF the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Sorority Musicale
Set for Next Sunday

Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary musical
sorority, will give a musicale at the
Claypool Hotel Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Blanche Clark Miller, Miss Olive
Killer, Martha Winkenhofer, Mrs. Blanche
Brown, Miss Mary Harter, Miss Ruth
Alfred. Miss Marian G. Williams and
Mrs Crystal Topt Meyers. as hostesses.
The program will be given by members
of the organization assisted by Miss
Louise Essex, Miss Jeanne Stewart and
Miss Dorothy Brown.
The numbers viii include "Folletts"
(Hassellmans) LA Boheme" (Vendalle),
BY Blanche Miller, harpist; "Chanson"
(Cottenent) Evening Fair" (Debussyl.
by Maude Krauss, violinst; ''Tes Yeux"
fPabey); "Flerie'' lMassenet). nv Mrs.
Herbert Woollen, soprano; Highway
man" (Noyes). by Jeanne Stewart,
adar. with Piano accompaniment by
Miss Dorothy Brown; "ScherzO in e
Sharp Minor" Chopin, by Ada Strong,
pianist: Evening" (Thomasl THE Per-
feet Hour" (Hahnl, by Marian q. WI
liams. vocalist; "En Bateau" (Debussy),
"Crepuscule" (Massenet), by Olive Killer,
violinist and Blanche Miller, harpist.
An Informal tea in the parlors Will
follow the formal program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Society q.

Harry o. Cole, 9O6h East Sixteenth
'srreet announces the marriage of his
mother, Mrs. Ida NJ. Cole, to David LLOYD
Of Laverne, Okla, which took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W.
Lehman in the Knickerbocker Apart
ments Saturday evening. The Rev. John
L. Prentice Of the Sutherland Avenue
Presbyterian Church read the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd departed for Farm
land, where they will stop Il few days
with Mrs Loyd's mother before going to
their winter home in St Cloud. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Greene. 1611
Span avenue, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marie, to Arthur L.
yesterday.
Mrs. Paul Robinson, 313T Park avenue,
will be the hostess for the Thanksgiving
party Of the Mystic Tie Club Thursday
afternoon. Mrs A. a. Wise is in charge
of the program. On Wednesday after
noon Mrs Fred Ownes, 1929 West Eugene
street, will entertain the club members
with a musical and 500 party
= =
Miss Marjorie Coulter and Earl Haley
were quietly married last night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. C V. Coulter, 500 Jefferson avenue,
the Rev George Henninger Of the
Sutherland Avenue Presbyterian Church
officiating Interesting, in connection
with the event. was the fact that 1t was
the wedding anniversary Of the brides
parents and that Mrs. Myrtle Minton
Hamilton, who played the bridal music,
had been Mrs. Coulter's bridesmaid.
French baskets OF chrysanthemums
combined with carnations and roses were
used through the rooms with palms, fern
and door vases Of yari-cOlored blossoms
banking the fireplace before which the
service was read.
Mrs. Hamilton played a group OF bril-
dal airs and Mrs. George E. Lowe sang
Il Love You Truly" and AT Dawning
preceding the service
The Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrtn'
was used for the professional with ITO a
Wild Rose" during the service and Men
delssohn's Wedding March" for the
recessional.
The bride wore an effective frock of
midnight blue charmeuse trimmed with
heavy fringe. and her corsage was Of
sweetheart roses
A buffet supper was served following
the ceremOn. The bridal taDIS w1s
decorated with pom-pom chrysanthemums.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
New Pastor Honor
Guest at Dinner

More than two hundred were present at
a dinner given in honor Of DR.. Virgil I.
Rorer. new pastor of the Meridian Street
N. f. Church, at the Columbia Club last
night.
j. l. Hoicomb presided as toastmaster.
James NJ. Ogden gave the welcoming ad-
dress to DR.. Rorer and II. II Hornbrook
introduced him. DIR. o. W. Fifer, pastor
OF the Central Avenue NJ. z. Church, re-
sponded with a short address to the men
who planned the dinner. The Rev. c. f.
Bacon, district superintendent, extended
a welcome in behalf Of the official church
board of indianapolis. A welcoming mes
sage was read by Mr.. Holcomb from
Bishop +. d. Leete.
Following the dinner E reception was
held for DR.. Rorer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Meetings

Semper Fidelis Club will give the first
of its series of Wednesday night dances
Wednesday night, In Assumption Hall.
Daughters of Isabella will entertain
with a leap year dance, Thursday night,
In the Athenaeum. Members and friends
are invited to attend.
bazaar will be given Friday after
noon and evening by the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety of the MOravian Church. chicken
dinner will be served between 6 and 8.
The Only Euchre Club will give a card
party tonight in Musicians Hall, 143 East
Ohio street
The Irvington Pythagras Booster Club
will hold a Bible meeting In the club
hall, 1922 South Audubon road, at 7 80
o'clock. Nov. 90. #. r. Jacobs will give
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
A Special Value Obtafns on
New Cotton Comforts
Special at $3.50

What could be eloquent than such very low price,
combined with comforts soft and downy wnsome and
nicely made and santarily flled2
In the splendid lot of comforts whereof speak
there As assorted colorngs in quaint chinz patterns
bordered with 9nch band of in single shade They
neatly stitched aover of extra heavy weight and filed
with white cotton.
Yours for Winters Warmth at Only $3.50
-Ayres-Bedding dept, second floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Is Your Car Ready
for the Winter?

Have you inspected your battery recentyf full charged
battery doen freeze and with hydrometer You mme
datey tell the exact condition. storage battery Break
not hydrometers ST 90 es4ch
We carry supply be used in determin
ing at what perature will freeze This article win
save Of hayng radiator Freezemeers @12S
each.
you b and find your motor already
Trouble starting the these cold mornings
supply yo whose maintenance costs
about $3.50 mo nth Engine heater $500.
We also ha supply heaters carbon foot
handy pocket stoves. northumberland.
twr-~~4-
-Ayres-Motor accessories sixth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

4 lecture concerning the welfare of the
club and the X. of p. and the getting
together Of the various churches. The
meeting is open to all the members and
their friends.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

STOVE co. EMPLoYE FALLS DEAD.
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 16.-While at
work in the shipping department Of the
Globe Stove & Range Works, John O.
williams, 60, fell dead Of heart trouble.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
At $3.50, SIS
and $15.75
New Corduroy
Robes

This is the very mo-
ment to buy a soft-toned
robe or breakfast coat
of corduroy in your most
b e C o M IN G color and
style.
If you have no warm negli-
gees you've probably dis
covered it during the last
week, when winds had no re-
spect for persons, and longed
with every shiver and chat
ter to be cozily wrapped up
in a robe that was wind
proof.
The Ayres Negligee Ses-
ton is showing an appealing
group of robes and breakfast
coats of embossed and vide
vale velvet corduroy IN
varied and becoming styles,
in pretty shades, and lined
throughout. It invites you to
inspect them.
-Ayres-Nesligee Section.
Third Floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
New Sewing Novelties
For Hohday Workbaskets

From now until after Christmas the Notion Department
will its business from easily accessible position
on the Second Floor which, after ALL is really quite handy
who purchasing sewing materials as fabrics
trimmings and patterns also on this floor
you making gifts of sewing baskets and filling
your own replenishng your very you will likely
be interested in these brand findings
Fancy wax use. Good quality embroidery scs
c,a .,,o, .h,ut,os EA specially priced zoe
pair
Fancy pin cushions soc. rau d,,..... u +oro
Emory cushions Zoe and zoe lines 42e
rings Glove darners. So.
-Ayres-Noion dept, second floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays CUES
TV0NS

ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS CUES
TONS.
I. Pot-au-feu, said to be the standard
meat dish of all classes in France is a
sort OF stew, usually made from beef,
combined with various vegetables and
seasoning.
2. To make beef Juice for infants or
aenemic adults, slightly broil on both
sides half pound Of round steak. Gu,
in small pieces and squeeze in a vege-
table press. This should yield two
ounces.
g. To remove ink from carpets apply
sawdust, corn meal or salt freely and
rub thoroughly. Brush this off, apply a
lemon and finally rinse with warm water
Copyright. 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Mrs. Housewife,
Do You KnOIU?

1. What Is rrawn7
2. What is a good rule for thickening
gravies with hour1
3. Is 1t ever safe to use washing soda
in the laundry?
These questions will be answered to-
morrow by the Housewife.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-01
1919 BUSINESS
: OF RAILROADS
BIG INCREASE
Volume Of Freight and Pas.
senger Traffic Both Show
Material Gains Over
1918.

Railroad officials report that the
volume of freight and passenger
business in 1919 was materially more
than the previous year. Their state
ments have not been prepared suf-
fciently to enable them to give any
definite figures.
Union Pacific officials state that
there has been an increase Of near
ly IS per cent in passenger traffic
and that the average journey OF 1853
miles per passenger during the year
vas 63-l0 per cent more than in
1918. The Union Pacific motor transA
portation service showed an in
crease Of II per cent for the year.
This road hauled nearly 100000
tons of freight and used $4,000 cars
of Sherman gravel ballast for road
bed improvement. An addition TO
the Omaha shops increased the d.
mansions to l50xl 900 feet, making
it one of the largest industrial in
situations in the country. New ma
chine shop, lo5x4l0 feet, opened dur
ing the year at Cheyenne, is the
largest structure in Wyoming. A 40
stall roundhouse, a steel coaling sta
ton, a machine shop and a power
house were opened at the Council
Bluffs terminals. Improvements
were made at other points.
Burlington officials report that ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-01
RECEIPT RECORD
NEARLY BROKEN
AT STOCK YARDS
During the Year More Than
8,750,000 Head Of Stock
Of All Classes Were
Received.

The total receipts of cattle, hogs,
sheep and horses at the Union
Stock Yards last year almost
equaled 1918. which was an excep-
tionally heavy year, breaking all
records.
During the year the yards re-
ceived more than S,75o,Oo6 head Of
stock of all classes. only 10000 head
less than 1918.
The South Side stock yards holds
its place as the second market OF
the world and this market still ranks
first as the largest feeder market,
due to its location in the center Of
the corn belt, and transportation
facilities, each year bringing in
creased numbers of buyers from
surrounding states, for feeder cattle
and sheep.
a decrease in receipts of cattle
and hogs is noted for the first part
OF last year on account of crop
conditions, but the SECOND half of
the year showed marked increase.
Receipt Records Broken.
~ During 1919 the records for re-
ccipts were broken as follows:
Largest number of cattle in one
day, October IS, 1857 head; larg-
est number of cattle in one week,
September 1920, 64,358 head; larg-
est number of cars of live stock in
one day, September Is, 1883 cars;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-01
|0MAHA PACKERS
REPORT LARGE.
| 8 | 9 BUSINESS
New Plants Being Erected In.
dictate Record j.. Breaking
Year In Industry for
1920,

Figures grow eloqp I. when re-
counting last year activities i'll
Omaha's great pas ing house center,
one of the NEST important in the
world.
More than 10000 cars Of fresh
meat and other packing house prod
ucts were shipped, and the COM
bined output of the packing houses
has been estimated at nearly $780,
100000 for the year.
The payroll of the plants and stock
yards was more than $l2,000,0W.
Millions Are Expended.
The following is a resume Of IN.
formation furnished by the principal
packers:
Cudahy Packing Company--Paid
SOS, l45,367.72 for 100000 head OF
live stock during year ending No
vember 2. and $l0000,000 additional
for lumber, tin, cartons, salt, sugar
and other supplies. Daily average OF
1000 employees in plant, exclusive OF
Office force and travelling statesmen.
Annual payroll nearly $5,500,000. Ex-
pended $l50000 during year for i'm
provements. The output of the
Omaha plant was estimated at $780,
100000, including by-products.
Swift & CoS-Average daily EN-
ploves. 2,944, with annual payroll of
ST.. $50 5l6.48. A new fire station was