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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21

there will be a big red IRE street -
rade In the evening.
IndiAas to PAdsa otiv. a:
The fast Indian football team OF thts
city will 90 to Paden City satufday
that place: The Indians defeated Bel:
laire last week by a large score and
are confident OF victory Saturday.
Moundsv1lls PsrSonAls.
Z. E. Henderson was at Pittsburgh
yesterday on business.
Hugh wellman Of Fifth street under
went an operation for appendicitis yes
'sF Mrs. George aS i. Dahan and it'll. son.
George Bruce of Rosby'a Rock are
visiting Miss PHILIPPINE Kull in this city.
]. N. Langitt has returned TO Park
ersburg after visiting his Eetat1ves,
Mrs. Coe and family on JEFFERSON ave-
Mrs. Mckinley Miles, and Miss Eha
Rohrbaugh Of Twelfth street are visit
ing friends at different points In Ohio.
Miss Gertrude White OF Tomilnson
ST. Marys Tuesday evening.
Eugene Chamberlain. student At
Wesleyan College, has returned to
Buckhsnnon after visiting his wife and
relatives here.
home on Twelfth street with illness.
Mrs. G. w. Coffield Of New Martins
vile 10 spending a few days In this
city with relatives and friends.
spent yesterday In this city on bust
ness.
Mss Mabel Leach Of Third street Is
visiting relatives At Round Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Fahey OF Firm
street motored to htheton yesterday
where they. visited friends
Mrs. c. A. swift of Tomlinson ave-
nue. attended the Court theatre In
Wheeling yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stewart ana
Miss Rhea Stewart have returned 70
their home near Glen Easton After
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. E Merritt
on Jefferson avenue.
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n, !, STOCKS

New York. Oct. 2Q.-Business on the
stock exchange today was alnlos, who'll
w traders affair. neither the long Or
short account having any appreciao 70
advantage at the nrm but sluggish
close. l.,
Practically the same factors and In
fluences which served 10 restrict opera
lions during the early days ~ the week
were again in evidence. notably tne
British industrial crisis and manitoio
indications OF rcactionary tren" III
many lines OF domestic commerce ana
industry. 49,
These conditions were aCccntuatcd oy
broad intimationS that any pronounced
easement OF time money Tor DINER IMAM
the most essential ana i"Citlrnats cISrs>
prises would be deprecated by IN" FED
eral Reserve Board and private banking
interests generally.
Increasing interest was manifest IN
the sem!-annual meeting next FRIDAY OF
the American Iron and Steel lnStltut"'
In financial As well a. Industrial quar-
tiers il was understood that the policy
OF some OF the largest producers TOT
the coming year then would De out
lined.
WOns, rails. Shipprngs and equipments
- backed and fllrd within radius OF ,
ko 4 points, motors. utilities and sundrY
fspecialtics MOVING IN Tx" manner WIN
sugars textiles and chemicals. NS'ue
from pool support and short covering IN
some OF these issues the market was
dull and most often rraturci"ss. except
for prcssur,. directed against lnterna-
tional Paper. American writing Taper
preferred and Union Rag. Sales
amounted to AS. 900 shares.
Conditions IN m" forcien cNchanSc
market were mixed. tho London rate
rising about l cents over It's recent low.
with concurrent Steadincss IN Paris re
mlttanccs and IrrcGularity to tho Scan
Adlnayian CCnt"rS.
I Trading in bonds was moderately act
No Liberty issues showing hrmnesS
with slight reactions In IN" re"t OF mo
Nmerican groups also intcrnationRls
Total sales (par Yaluc) SA.b6V.O0O. va
L bonds were unchanged on call
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MOUNDSv|LLE NEWS
Red Croas Roll Call.

The Marshall County Chapter Of Red
Cross arc making plans for the fourth
Red Cross roll call which will be held
throughout the United States from
November II to %. Marshall county
has responded nobly To the three pre-
vious calls and cveryon" IL expected to
retain their membership IN the chap
ter. which has done good work during
the past year.
The following officers will superin-
tend the campaign In Marshall county:
DR. VI. F. Compstnn. chairman: Mrs.
c. +. WOODBURY.. chairman woman's
man Of business section and factories
committees: J. \. Boyd. manager sup
plies for roll call.
The LIlks' lodge will have charge OF
the publicity for the campaign.
Many SEQ Exhibit.
MANY people attended the Elson art
exhibit in the new high school build
ing Yesterday evening. The proceeds
Of the exhibit will 20 TO buy pictures
for the different school buildings in
the city.
There are over 200 pictures in the
exhibit and all are copies Of the worlds
famous masterpieces. The doors opened
AT 7:15 and Mr. Charles A.. Showacre
gave good talk on the different pic
lures, their history, and the author:
In connection with the. exhibit last
evening a program was given in the
gymnasium by grade pupils which was
enjoyed very much BY the large audi
ence. The exhibit will continue the
rest Of the week.
Further OK Roast Plans.
Plans for the huge Repuorcan OK
roast to be held at the ball park Sat-
urday afternoon are being formed rap
idlv and Il - planned to make this the
biggest Republican event OF the whole
campaign.
Speakers Of national rcpure VIII he
here. Coffee and OK roast sandwiches
will be served free TO everybody and
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. oct. 20.-4tattle, receipts, s.
OO0: good steers strong TO :oc higher
choice offers good yearlings 3l6.15;
bulk good grades sl5.oO" IL 80; Grassy Grassy
kinds SST5nl4 so; good cows strong
$500 10 SO; medium grades $5.2a ~
! Is; Gamers s3.75&4 IS steady; bolog;
MA bulls strong to l5c higher. bulk $'.Vo
GrG IS; calves slow to &c lower Duik
choice sl3506l4 90. top Sl42j. grassy
calves sG.0O1l0 rs; stoCkrrS and feed
crs mostly steady. Receipts. Western
$500: market strong TO ?6r hishe"; good
and choice mostly Sll2iM :" 30; others
$500 10 %. -,
Hogs. receipts $1,000: SLOW. n,'";iy
% TO Soc lower than Yesterdays AYR
axe. closing al bottom prize Of Gay
early top Si4.G5. late $lilo. hulk light
and butchers Sl4GO@l+ 81: bulk p'S!H-
ing sows &l3.25 q IL so. pigs mostly :"G
lower. bulk desirable kinds Sl"..O"
IS so o..
higher; top Idaho $500. top rat'v"S
SEES; hulk 3II.0OWl2 %; IA sm"cp
steady: top ewes $500; bulk $500
-: feeders. native Is 10 ~" -.Shri :
top feeder lambs $l2.6".
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surrEE, EGGS, CHEESE

New York, Oct. 2O--Hutter unsettled
Creamery higher than extras. 5o43 TO
5sc: creamery extras (9Z scoTe) HoC
Hrs;s (SS 10 ri score) t.. 10 sec; packing
stock. current make No. |. 35c.
eggs Irregular: fresh gathered extra
flrsts 81 10 zoe; hrsts 80 TO 6bc STATE
Pennsylvania and nf1rby western hSn
nrry whites, nrsts to extras SIS To sl.lo:
do browns extras IS to S5c; do. gath
cred browns and mixed colors. tirsts TO
extras. SO to nc. In.
Cheese unsettled: state, whole milk
flats, held specials. 81 10 27l2C: do. av-
craEe run "a to &c; state. whole milk
aats, current make. specials. - TO 25c
do. average run &c: state. whole milk
twins, held specials. 81 to 27E:c; do. AE-
craEe run "a to 26c.
Live poultry firm: fowls 20 to 2Sr;
turkeys 40 TO 42c. Dressed steady
broilers. fresh, 35 10 Fc; roasting chick
ems. fresh. 30 TO 43c; fowls Iresh 20 70
400: turkeys fresh So TO soc.
Flour easier.
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MONEY AND VIGILANCE

New York. Oct. 20.-Prime mercantile
paper &. Exchange steady; sterling so
day bills 339A: commercial 60 day bills
on banks 339A commercial 60 day bills
Francs demand 646; cables Gag. Belgian
francs demand 6S4: cables 6s5. Builders
demand 3075: cables 3OS5. Lire demand
S76; cables ais. Marks demand AZ:
cables 1913: Greece demand go. New
York exchange on Montreal 9h percent
discount Government and railroad
bonds firm.
Time loans steady: 60 days. 90 days
and six months TX q 8 percent.
dealings .sO dnv Hills HsO. commercial
60 day bills on banks $40: commercial so
day bills 339ia: demand $ttis cables
345k.
Call money steady: high :: low {; rul-
ing rate Z: closing bid 6: rfreerd at 7:
last loan bank acceptances So.
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W. J. wOLLMAN q COZ
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Dy private wire 10 \. l.. Masicn co. }
New York. Oct. 20--StoCkH continued
atrong throughout. Money hold at per
cent within tho last half hour.
Tho activity extended over Into the
public utilities Cons. Cas- selling up TO
S7M and Third Avenue above -.
The oils wCre well bought although
Mexican Ie,c at It's high ran Into con
siderable stock and rcccded two points.
The minor oils maintained their al
vanCes Republic Steel was stronger
the favorable report made
public Just after the close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21

Wheeling steel Corp. com --Trnnsfrr
books close oct Is. for per cent cash
uivldrnd. payable Nov. !.
Wheeling Mold & Fdy. Co. com. -
Transfer books close October doih Tor
., rn,h dividend OF 50 cents per share.
payable Nov. lSt.
Wheeling Stocl & Iron Gold stocks .
Transrcr houkx cluaJ oct. -. for IL q
pcr cent cash dividend. payable Oct. ~.
lEzcl-AIlnH 1la!'H tu.--TranHfor DOCKS
close oct II for per cent cash dlvi-
dcnd. pay able oct. ~.
Sterling Ir"ducts Ono )--Transfor
books close oct. 70, for per cent cash
dividend. payable Nov. |.
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PRODUCE MARKET
PITT LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Ia. Oct. 2o-Hogs: re-
ceipts 5000: lower: heavies and heavy
workers. SIS to lbs; light workers. and
pigs $l4 to 1923.
Sheep and lambs: receipts l.2Oo; mar
kct steady: top sheep 81: top lambs
Sis
calves: receipts $50: market steady;
ton $3.50.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. oct. 20.-Bcar!sh news re-
Earding Secretary liuustOns' address be-
fcre the Bankers Convention III Wash
inEton led TO much selling OF wheat to-
day ind to n sharp decline in prices.
The market closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays nnish TO 2kc lower. witA
December 200 to 2.03Ia and March l.95
to 1851 Corn closed &c lower TO Ac
aid vance, and oats off " 10 y. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from SC set
hack TO 27c advance.
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gUlAR

New York. Oct 2O--Thc local market
for raw sugar turned easier today, and
prices were hc lower under more liD-
eral offerings. There were sales or %
900 bags of CuOus at "a cost and
freight, equal TO 800 for centrifugal
and II was said that some Brazil sugars
had changed hands 1t about the same
equivalent
The only change in the refined situa-
ton was the rc-entry into the market
IA local rcflner who had been out for
Il long time. at the l. cent level for fine
g-anulated. Other rclners quote from
II to u cents for fine graduated and
there was said to be fair business
doing for prompt shipment.
The easier ruling OF the spot market
caused moderate selling In sugar fu-
lures and closing prices were 70 to ~
points net lower. business was much
less active and II was evident that OPP
orators were puzzled over the S!tuI-
ton and inclined to await further dew
elopmentS.
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oo1s TO STEEL INB11EU13

D., D. McCray Of the Wheeling $50
corporation and prior. to the consolidas
ton of local Industries connected with
the WhitAker-Glessner company. tt
yesterday for New York to attend the
session OF the American Iron and Steel
Institute. Many large men in the steel
industry are slated to male addresses
at the sessions today and tomorrow.
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DRY GOODS

New York, oct. 20--Cotton goods
were quiet in today's market and print
cloths steadier Business In percaieS
was light. Y1rn1 continued dull and
weak New prices were made on fcw
lines OF BalbrigCan underwear permit
ting retailing at so cents per garment.
Rurlaps were lower.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Ohio. Oct. ?O.-Wheat -Ig'
December 20
Cloverseed prime cash 1919 and 1920:
non, 1ooO "A 90. October 1880: December
1865: January 1878: February 1885;
March 1875 ,ooo
Alxikr. primo cash 1915; new 1920,
l715. October 17.T5; December l''So'
March 1925. o,,
Timothy. prime cash 1913 and 1919.
|322I+: October a40; December $50;
March 2.45.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. 20. 20.
FurnisheG -ae Intoliigcncer by A. L
Aaston & Co. Members Boston STOCK
Exchange. second floor National Rank
Of w Va. Bldg
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TOTTnO aRAT

Toledo. O.. Oct 2O.--Wheat 2,1V; De-
Ccmber 9.l9
new 1920 "A 50: october 1880: December
1886: January 1873; February 1885;
AiFikc, prime cash 12.75: new, 1920,
1918: October 17.7b: December 1870;
Timothy. prime cash 1918 and 1919,
| 3224; October $40: December $40;
| March 345
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New Orleans. La. Oct. 20-The Amer
lean Sugar Refining company here to-
day announced u reduction IN it's price
for refined sugar from 22is To II cents
nor nound, less two percent The reduC-
ton, IL was said. applied only to new
business and merchants who contracted
for October and November deliveries
last May and June al 22ia cents Will
still have to take their sugar at that
price but will be given twelve months
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M'MECHEN
VIII Entertain This Evsninr

A pleasant time will be had b. the
members Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
tho Christian church this evening. whom
they will be entertained by Mrs. Anna
Baltz, Of Caldwell street. Following the
making OF plans for n social evening.
the remainder OF tho evening will he
spent In music. and ncedlework A
tempting luncheon will be served at n
late hour.
To Remodal Basement
The trustees ot the VI. r. church held
an important meeting last evening in
the church. ANA discussed plans for the
rcmohchng Of The sunday school rooms
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Cash quotations: Wheat. No. Red.
c.26l, No. | hard ? l6% W eli.
corn. No. , mixed SO u SO; NJ" vel
low S7i4 - 1914 oats. No. white 53S4
81 i6i- No. white 62A a. %.
Fork nominal. Lard 600. RIBS lG IS
n 1900
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LruEury RONDS

rloxcd: 3Las 1884: nrst A 30. bid
second - $3.50: first AIS, 5000: second
A.. IS So.52: third 4Ls 90 IS; fourth ~ &
81 SO: Victory 3&s 600; Victory ANS
$685.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. w. Va. Oct. 20. 20.
Furnished The intslligencer by A. E
Nasten & Co. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
Reaident Partner.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 20, 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent.
Ter.
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PETROLEUM

Oh City, Pa. Oct. S.--Credit bal
ances $50. Runs 63.ces: average ST.
3o7. Shipments 46,0sS; average 63,l9l.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. oct; 20. 90.
Reported by A F.. Mnsteu & Co. mem.
bers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor, National Bank Of w. Va. R'dg.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 20. 20
Furnished The Intc"gencer by A. E
Mastcn Il Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, second floor National Bank
~ w. Va. Bldg.
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. 20. 20.
Furnished Tho Intelligencor by A T.
Aasten & Co. members New York Cot
ton Exchange, second floor National
Bank cF w Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 90. 20.
Furnished The lntelnCnncer by A. F.
Masten & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange, second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. WdR.
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of The church. Contractors Will begin
work the coming week on the rooms.
and when completed. they promise TO
be the best Sunday school rooms In
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
FaIIeCi6 una gran
dana pOItOrriqueha

Por un cablegrama reclbldO an
teayer por >el ilustre portOrrique-
Sla.dnn.Eslri Gonzalez Beltralf,l
Sc ha sabido en- San Juan la trist1-
sima nosicia de haber fallecido en-
la capital de Espafa la muy dis
tinguida y virtuosa DANA dofia
Isabel Geigel de Gonzalez, esposa
deT>dignfsimo caballero don Eduar
do Gonzalez Beltrap.
FL fallecimiento de tan estima-
disima sonora ha producido hon.
do Y justifcado duelo Ell la socie-
dad de San Juan, donde dona Isa-
bel era un elomento valiosisimO,
un alma noble dispuesta ,siempre
a luchar por el bien en- favor de
los humildes
Unida un caballero intachable,
de dignisimo apellido, hizo la fina-
da da su hogar un santuario de
virtudes V elevados sentimientoS,
donde el amor la carload latia
siempre con hermosas devociones.
Puede -aSegurarse quo no habia fies
ia filantr6pica nj magnanima ini-
ciativa donde la sonora de Gonza-
lez no pusiera un dulce aliento. Y
es que a su virtud Y su hondad
mia siempre So voluntad, prOpi-
cia, a responder a todo requerimien
to generOsO.
Ell MUND0 lamenta prolunda-
mente la dGsaparici6n de tan dis
tinguida DANA, como 10 lameuta
ell estos instantes toda la socie-
dad portorriquena, Y envia a Su
apenadisimo esposo don Eduardo
Gonzalez, asus hijos y demis fa-
milia. la expression sincerisilna de
su pesame,
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De instruction PdbIica

Don Lorenzo j. Davila, comisio
nado municipal de instruction, ha
dirigido una communication al CO.
misionado de instruction de Puer-
to Rico, llamandole la atenci6n a
nn error en- la pagina 536 de su IN
forme Annual, donde aparece la Mu
nicipalidad de ,Juana Diaz con cua
tro barrios sin escuelas. Los trece
barrios de Juana Diaz eStan todos
provistOs de escuelas, contando al
gunos hasta cuatro y seis y as
ciendo ell ni1mero total de escuelas
ruraleS treinta Y dos en- ell aio
en- curse. Ell error del Informe
Annual obedece la confusion en-
tre los nombres de los barrios y los
nombres de los sitios lugares de
determinadcs barrios.
En- los dfas % Y % del mes en-
curse Sc celebrara una exposition
de productos agrfcolas en- Manati.
En- dicha exposition Sc presenta-
ran-lo trabajos de las huertas es-
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Ell p0IigrQ de Ia huGIga
general adn no ha paSadO

Segun Sc nos mforna, aun no
estamos fuera del peligro de que
Qcurra una acci6n de huelga mas
aguda. A titulo de information IN
sertam0S copia de la resolution
aprobada por la Union de Mari
nos No. 400, que es similar a la
adoptada por las demas del resto
de la isla. En- igual0s condolences
sc encuentran los trabajadores fe-
rroviarios
En- Asamblea General de miem
bros Nevada efecto Ell ell dia de
aver EN- el salon principal de la
Federation Libre de Puerta de Tie
IRA, Sc tom6 ell acuerdo por unani-
midad, de solicitar de ese alto or
gahismo del trabajO la declara-
ci6n de la fIuelga General, cuando
10 crea oportuna, y como protesta
a La violaci0n de las leyes cons
titHcionales de, la Nacion y la Is
la, con motivo de la huelga agrf-
cola y en- la que no hay garantlas
por ell gobierno para el derecho
legal de ejercitar la huelga para
la obtencion de mas salaries, me-
nos horas de trabajo y respeto a
las. organizaciones.
Tan pronto como por ell Conf
te Ejecutiyo de nuestra Fedora
ci6n de Estado Sc lance la procla
ma de paralizar los brazos Ell el
trabajo llamando a las Uniones
de Oficios y los gremios la huel
ga general, est adireccion llamar$
a los, miembros de la Union de Ira
bajadores de los Muelles a cum.
plir con el mandate toda vez que,
en- asamblea Sc ha acordado ir q
ella tan pronto sea ordenado.
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La huelga en- Paris tiene caracter sediciosc
Sangrientas colisiones producidas en- Italia
Como inVierte SuS
TGCufSOS en- PtO.
Rico la Cruz ROja

De Ia memoria que est& preparando
el Presidente della Cruz Rdja Ameri-
cana, Mr.. Hartzell hemos extractado
10 siguientei Los donativos hechos al
Comite Especial dc Auxilios, de Ma
yaguez ,asciapden $12.5O0. Parte de
ese nero fue distribuido entire fami
las pobres. Trescisntos. cincuenta per-
sonas recibieron ayuda pecuniaria. Par
to de los $12.50o fueron empleados en-
Afiasco. Hie tE
En- Mayaguez Sc organz6, ademas un
comite para la distribution diaria de
racio1ies. En- los diss IS Y IA de oc-
tubre de 1913, Sc dieron raciones a
mas de 800 personals que estaban en- la
mayor indigenc' a. Gs ec
La Cruz Roja invirti6 unos $4,000
en- Aguadilla. Los trabajos realizados
ALI, fueron: Organization de un Hos
pital de Emergencia; una cantina pa
ra los ssilados de La escuela Presbi-
teriana; cantinas para repartir Ieche
entire los niilos; otra cantina para la
d stribuci6n de where's entire los veci-
nos pobres de Bajura vadi, Maleza AL
ia; otra cantina para la distribution
de where's comestibles entire los ash
lados de Ia Igsesia Adventissa; dos
talleres de costura; una cantina para
nifios; un campamento para alojar gen
te pobre, en- la fuente de Crist6bal Co.
Ion; una tienda para la distribution
de ropa; un hospital para alojar victi-
mas de la influenza y organ zaci6n
de una cantiiia para socorrer a los que
Nse refugiaron EN- la casa de Edelniro
Acevedo.
En- Ell hospital, fueron sometidos ira
tamiento m6dico y asiladas, desde el
IL al 81 de octubre, mas de cincuenta
personas. En- la cantina de la Cruz
Roja, fueron socorridas cerca de 800
personals. Sc distribuy6 leche a mas de
go ni1os, diariamente desde ell II de
octubre al Is de noviembre. Cerca de
175 personals recib' eron alimentos EN-
la, cantina es+ablecida en- la iglesia Ad-
ventista, v diez mujeres hallarori que
que ganarse la vida en- ell taller de
costuras establecido alli raiz de los
terremotos. Las expresadas mujeres he
bian quedado sin hogares.
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ASPECTO REVOLUClONARlO
DE LA HUELGA EN- FRANCIA

PARIS, febrero 26.-En los
cIrcuIos gubernanentaIes Sc ha
podido comprobar que todos los
ministries de la nacion estan
contestes, despues de muchas
investigaciones, de que la hueI-
ga en- Francia reviste caracter
revoIucionario.
Numerosos pasquines han
aparecido en- diferentes puntos
de la ciudad.
En- breve dictaran las autori-
dades mandamientos de prision
contra los principale jefes de
la rebeIdia, como es calificada la
hueIga en- los circuIos oficiaIes.
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NueVa pr6rrOga para las
DeCIaraCiOnGs de Ingr0SOS

En- virtud de la tardanza en- distri-
BUR los impresos para las declarac'ones
de ingresos, ell Tesorero INFERNO de
Puerto Rico ha concecido una prorroga
de tempo que vencera ell Is de mario
pr6ximo, los individuos, sociedades y
corporaciones, para rendir las declara-
clones de ingresos por ell afio natural
terminado en- diciembre 81 de 1919, o
un periodic de contahildad de doce.
meses que tsrmine en- cualquier fecha
del aiio natural de 1919.