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The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
For Tax Assessor

For Tax Assessor
 The Independent is authorized to announce the name of Luther E. Ted ford of Butler township, as a candi- date for the office of Tax Assessor for Lonoke County subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce the name of R. o. Benton of Lenoke, as a candidate for the of flee of Tax Assessor for Lonoke Coun- ty subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce the name of Tom Beard of Lonoke, as a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor for Lonoke County, subject to the action of the. Demo- cratic Primary.
 For Sale
 Nine head of Red Rolled cattle con sisting of eight heifers and one bull. All registered. Apply to c. E. Cam eron, Carlisle, Ark. 45-tf
 Mules and Horses for Sale
 We have number of good horses end mules for sale at reasonable prices. Call on us for full particulars.
 47stf Nichols < Hutson
 California Japan Seed Rice have ust received sample of Call isornia Japan Seed Rice. ere is oniy one small car. If you wan. any see J R Roman at once
 Mgr Southern Rice Growers Assn 45-tf Carlisle Ark.
 For Sale
 500 acre farm, 9 miles from Car lisle. Will make an excellent stock farm. Has several sets tenant houses; fine cotton land and some good rice land. g room house, nearly new, fair out buildings and barns. For particulars apply at Independent office. 42-tf
 Have your clothes cleaned by the new process and get rid of that horrible scent of gasoline. Work called for and delivered Ties cleaned and pressed. Mend ing specially. All work guar antsed. 32-tf
 ss4 Mrs Blanche Cook
 For Rent
 From one to five hundred acres choice naeadow to let to good hay mak- CTS to harvest and store hay in barn. If interested see or write
 F. E. Downs & Sons,
 49-H Hazen, Ark, R. F. D. 3.
 For Sale
 have for Quick sale at bargain one Ford delivery truck in good con- Ss-if c. c. Hnmmel Seed rice raised op new land; late cuttin9; Blue Rose ahd Early prolific. See P. |. Crandall or ,. R. Roman for z5-a Sid Snow Seea sweet potatoes pure Nancy Hall, mspected and certified by the rlnnsas Plant Board to be free of diaease. Grown by p. ]. Pearson of Qdk EKove, Austin route 1.
 k NiIl be to the growers interest ta plant certified seed. Place your DrdH Wifh s. P. Pearson, Carlisle, Arkansas 43-tf
 Morteaee blanks, deeds, contracts Ie6see agreements, notes for sale by '. R. Kirby. Notary Public. @
 Flr ssIe
 have for quick ale II bargain ans Ford dsliyefy truek in eood con ze.tf c. c. Hammel
 All kinds of legal blanks for eale by F K. Kirby, Notary Pulp
 FOR SALE
 One full blood Jersey heifer and elf; apply to C. A: Hutson, Carlisle, Ax1k 51-tf
 --<1----
 z cseh Offer.
 The Independent has made special climbing aate with the Memphis Week F Comnercial Appeal by which we will u1nish both papsrs for ono year for the un q 41.7s The Connsfeial Appeal T onsf q the lareeat and best papers in 1t6 S6uth md VI hope Co xsceive many - eat6z<Ip ptions cu thls ofsr; e1.7s
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

Mexico is waking up, says writer Judging from results so far. it woult have been better if she had continued to sleep. %
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
For Sale

For Sale
 Nine head of Red Rolled cattle con sisting of eight heifers and one bull. All registered. Apply to c. E. Cam eron, Carlisle, Ark. 43-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
Mules and Horses for Sale

We have a number of good horses and mules for sale at reasonable prices. Call on us for full particulars.
 47.tf Nichols < Hutson
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

amount of tax-free securities and that the income the government would de rive by taxing these farm bonds would amount to nothing as compared to tue income that might be derived by tax ing city bonds.
 MT. Huston said:
 There are four billions of dollars of farm mortgages in the United States. which, according to the best authOrk ties are held as follows: Insurance companies. .$1, 100, ,O00, 900 Savings banks, state
 banks. trust companies
 and commercial banks. 1000, 0,OOO, 900 Eleemosynary institu-
 tions ........... 4O00O0. 900 Local loans. ns............. I ,25O GOO 900 All other .............. 250O00. 900
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
California Japan Seed Rice

have ust received sample of Cal- isornia Japan Seed Rice ere is oniy one small car. If you wan. any see J. R Roman at once.
 Mgr Southern Rice Growers Assn 45-tf Carlisle Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

ve hsve ssyszal dolinquent sub 5 - fte1S on TIT lf1f thGt We VIII be
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
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4O0,000.O0O 1,250,00O.O00
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The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
' CIT Offer

Inc Independent has made q special climbing rate with the Memphis Week F Counercial Appeal by which we will Gurni1h both papers for ono year for the
 un q e1.7s The Connefeis1 Appeal T ons Hof the 1areeat md best pepers in TT s6uth md VI hope % rsceive many e6r es1b61<Ip ptions on th(e ofsr; e1.75
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

One full blood Jersey heifer and calf; apply to c. A: Hutson, Carlisle, AxlE 51-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27
For SaIeI

500 acre farm, 9 miles from Car lisle. Will make an excellent stock farm. Has several sets tenant
 houses; fine cotton land and some good rice land. room house, nearly new, fair out buildings and barns For particulars apply at Independent office. 42-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

Seed rice raised op new land; late cuttine; Blue Rose ahd Early prolific. See P. [. Crandall or ]. R Roman for samples.
 45-t1 Sid Snow
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-27

Mort9aee blanks, deeds,
 contracts le1se agreements,
 notes for sale by <. R. Kirby.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
JUST FOLKS
sOlEEBODYs CHulDR% ARE
ALWAYS NEAR

ALWAYS NEAR
children are Away.
Ready to romp all our cares away:
Gsy little voices are ringing clear
Hearts and hands eage- to share
their play.
None for an. hour need childleas be,
turn from your grsefs
Children are waiting for you and me
TO 80 with them to the land Of
smile.
Soldiers are marching to fife and
drum,
Queens, whose crowns are of sun.
kissed curls,
Up to our lonely thresholds come,
Willing to be our boys and girls.
We, who Cherish their lauxhter
May turn If We will from our lone.
And hear the patte5 Of little feet e
And borrow. the touch Of = schild'.
caress.
Always the children are vaitins
Clad to welcome d but to play; !.
Never need mother and father fear
That uneyf snaH come 10 a chndless
Though the yssrs crow lonely and
sad and long,
And out In the world must our
habiesg go;
There shall always be laughter and
Mtrth and song. 4
And trumpet and drum for " al "a
know.
And what pf These babies are not
our own. sS
s1oye them, too.
We m4y hear I'm their laughter {the
1sn8htet flown
md clsisn ths gie1nsas that no
oh. whether wesre old ~ whGf{i1i
~ vhssher vsIys come u lits's Az
slssss
I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

'nsithsr parry can point With pride.
and OF out Of which the plain Amer
Jean citizen can extract little atis,
faction. s.
The failure Of the rateiftsationgS Of
the treat, and the eertainty ut the
projection OF the subject into the
campaign ~ matter Of contention
and exchange Of denunciations il
unfortunate for many reasons, one
OF the very important ones being
that it win tend to divert attention
from the issnea which ought to be
uppermost in the minds Of every
American, the problem Of restoring
the affairs OF the country to a normal
basis, and of adjusting the burdens
created by the war in such a manner
that they may be borne, and final
ly disposed OF. in the mapner which
will least obstruct The progress, pros
perity and happiness Of all our peo-
pie.
The country is in 4 situation where
It needs the guidance Of sane and
practical men of affairs; the adopt
ton OF q policy of severe -etreach-
ment wherever ~retrenchment is pos
sible; the release, of every unpro-
ductive pair Of hands for use il pro-
ductive industry: the discourage
ment Of speculation Of every kind;
cautious. but certain thorough
reduction of the dangerous initiation
which now prevails; the restoration
OF the national temperature. respira-
ton. pulse and digestion from the
present feverish condition to the
condition without which good health
cannot exist
These things are urgent and im-
peratiye. And it is deplorable that
with such issues confronting us the
country must be dragged through the
nduddied waters Of 4 debate over the
merits and dement's OF 4 subject
which ought to have been. and
which, with the exercise Of even i
moderate degree of craftsmanship,
could have been disposed OF months
ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
WITH m- BEHAsCos CoadPLI-
lMENTS

Probably no man living has devot-
ed more hard work, more conscaen-
tious and intelligent effort than Da-
vid Belasco has given to h task OF
making dramatic art a real service
TO humanity. Fo more than half a
century he has brought to the de-
yelopment of stage art Imagination,
enthusiasm, tireless industry and san
ity. And it is not strange h a as he
contemplates the work of his own life,
and sees springing up a crop OF tyros
and novices who dismiss with con-
tempt that which he and others OF
his type have performed. and under
take, with no small measure of sue
cess, to foist upon the public as true
art a combination of dramatics and
hysterics-it is not strange that MI.
BeIasco should be moved TO sharpen
his white and remove large sections
of hide from the faddists whose ig-
no-ance and excuses have tended to
bring a noble art into contempt. Mr..
Belasco has done this thing in sew
eral published articles, and never.
more deity than in one article on
ga Art-NeW anu ga "n1cn
resently appeared IN the SATURDAY
Post.
the arelcie IS not"ortns LOT Us
treatment Oh stage are as SUCH ana
Of the Things lmmeolateiy pertaining
to it. And it is noteworthy, too, fo-
the incidental comment on the more
9enefal phases OF NE "nicn ran
ufooen IL FOR instance comment
Ing on the TO onced 70
nes'nner WIN a ne" 1ao COM
spfeeaee kno"eukF Of ene ~noie SUI
AJeG OF na1fc AZ, beiasco WRITES:
1o.y m ooonuess instances tne
H. ~no mas DOE yet earneo ny
mas
t0uV 1@ mai socfe1y OF wnfch
m is>a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
n1En1y PAID peaeson ms
~ eArneo ofa cfose
nara lAoS. INC
i" whose knoNooees ooess not e3-
1.11 11nn1 sne BEST mesno
Iln<me poernon es n0 mosner-
me 'aDoir
80 mo1' 1or instance
tnAn ne ooes-o
@ Hoon tn 1a mat Oec."se ne
a ION ne snouio possess
Moy'tn business maze devel-
topeo anos unnamed " Inc Drains
49, nara Work OF aDsef men tnan
n Ann IN the artA' ana par
1euiariyA IN the tneater' men ana
women VINO use the meor1ms : ana
annpfensen aSaasao4e to all
workers therein revert TO elemental
Iel1ores' the crude e1pedfens ana
sropinssto cmidnood' and
tner puer1ie product new and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

- = ILL., 4 taFt a. .sa.S
Ruth Macdonald drew UP her .lit-,
tie electric runabout sharply at tn.
crossing, as the station gates sudden
~ Changed down in her way,Eand5 sat
psek With hN1 assslook OF annoyances "a,
Nishael u the cro.sinf IL q
l0XercarekHls sometimes th4t it, be-
came trying She. was sure there
was plenty of time to cross before
the down train. She glanced at her
ltlny wrist watch and-~frowned. Why,
1t VA fully Ave minutes before the
train was duel What could Michael
mean. standing there with his flag so
Importantly and that determined look
upon his face?
She glanced down the platform
ands was surprised to find 4 crowd.
there must be special expected.
What was it??*iA convention OF some
sort? OR q picnic? . 1t was late in
the season for picntcs, and not quite
soon enough for AZ college football
game. Who were they, anyway? She
looked them Aover and was astonish-
cd to find people of every class, the
workers. the wealthy, the plain
everyday men. women and children.
all with g waiting attitude and =
strange seriousness upon them. Az
she looked closer she saw tears on
some faces and handkerchiefs eyery-
where in evidence. Had ON ono
died? Was this q funeral train, they
h ssle Sa'''ns strarFe she @ had not
Then the band suddenly burst out
Upon her With the familiar wall:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

"Irl attend to it, the first thing. in
the morning, Cameron. and In gao
Iyou spoke to me about it! ] don't see
any reason why it shouldn't 60
through! shall be personally graft
fled five can make the arrange
ment. Goodnight and good luck to
ixou!"
The two young officers halted at q
discreet distance until John Cameron
ed away into the darkness. The cap.
Stain's quick step could be heard
cruching along the gravel drive to
the Macdonald house.
well, I guess that about settles
me for the night, Bobbie!" sighed
Wainwright. Come on, let's pass
1.-THE time away somehow. I'll stop
at the drug store to phone and
make a date with Ruth for tomorrow
morning. Wonder where Lean get 9
car to take her out? No. I don't
want to go In her car because she
always wants to run it herself. When
don't want her to be absorbed in run
ming q car. See?"
II don't know. I haven't so much
experience in that line as you have,
Harry, but / should think it might
be inconvienient." laughed the 9TH
er.
They went back to the station. A
few minutes later Wainwright emery
ed from the telephone booth in the
drug store with q lugubrious express
sion. q
"Dosgone my luck! She's prom
Used to go to church with that SNUG
rest Of the day. But she's promised
to give me next Saturday If l can get
OFF," His face brightehed- with the
thought.
II guess I can make it. If I can't
do anything else I'll tell 'em I'm go-
ing to be married, and then I can
make -her rush things through, per-
haps. Girls r game for that sort
Of thing just now: it's in the air,
these war marriages. BY George, I'm
not sure buy that's the best way to
work lit aftSr ALL She's the kind OF
a girl that would do almost anything
to help you out Of 2 fix that way. and
I'll just tell her I had to say that ia
get of and that TIL be courtmartialed
il they find out 1t wasn't SO. How
about it ~ ).
II don't know. Harry. It's all
right, OF course, if you can get away
with 1t, but Ruth's q pretty brigh,
girl n has q will Of her own, you
know. But now. come on. It's get.
ting late. What do you say if we get
up a party and run down to Atlantic
City over Sunday, now that. you're
free? l know those two girls would
be tickled to death to go, especial,
Athalie. She's Z Westerner, YOU
know, and has never seen the ocean
"All right. come on, only you mus
promise there won't be any scrape.
that will get me into the papers ant
blow back to Bryne Haven. Yo,
know there's ~ lot. Of <7BryAesHave,
.peopte go to Atlantic City thsa TIM
of year and I'm not going to >har;
any stories started. I'm .koinE 1,
marry Ruth Macdonald!"
All right. Come on" -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

Continued on page Is.o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
DON JOSE PALACIOS
SALAZAR

La muerte repetina de este distin
guido amigo nuestro, ha producido, CO
mo es natural honda impression en- to
dos los que fuimos sus amigos en-
todos los que conociamos su caracter
y sus virtudes. Pepe Palacios era "a
popularidad hecha hombre. Perteneci6 a
los partidos politicos mas avanzados
de la Isla en- todos ellos labor6 per
sistentemente por hacer una patria gran
de y hbre.
Milit6 en- Us filas del unionismo des
de la fundaci6n de esta colectividad y
consagr6 sus energias. Ultimamente re-
sidia con su familia en- Carolina, pero
la muerte, siempre traidora, lie sorpren
di6 en- San Juan.
Ell sepelio de los restos del inolvi
dable amigo Sc efectuara hoy las diez
y media de la mafiana en- el cemente
rio de San Juan
Ell MUNDO sc asocia al duelo de
la atribulada famila, y envia los Sc
1ores Rafael, Raimundo, Francisco, Ma
nuel y Julio Salazar, asi como tambi6n
la viuda del fnado, la expression sin
cera de -su mas sentido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
COMMERCIAL.

Ha cesado en- sus operaciones la nrsr-
cantil que giraba en- esta plaza con la
razon social de Ramon Suarez Cabre-
RAJ, habiendose hecho cargo del active
v pasivo de la misma la corporation BE
nito Suarez Company Inc. -
La Junta de directories de esta cor
poraci6n La componen Benito Zalduondo,
Benito Suarez Cabrera, Ramon Suarez,
Pablo del Rio y valeriano zapater
Para los cargos de presidente y ''ge
neral manager ha sido designado Be
nito Suarez Cabrera; para el de teso-
rero, Ramon Suarez; para el de secre-
tario, Pablo del Rio, y para el de ''Asst
tesorero y manager, Rodolfo Guasr
Lopez. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
DORa MarCSIina Cintr6n Vda.
de PereiTa

La enfermsdad que venia sufriendo
la distinguida senora dona Marcelina
Cintron viuda de Pereira tuvo aver un
fatal desenlace. La virtuosa dana falle-
clio, rodeada de su familia y amigos, que
la querian con afecto y la apreciaban
con cariio.
Dona Marcelina desempeno por espa-
clio de diez y ocho amos ell cargo de ma
trona del Asilo de Nifas, y ALI fue ge-
neralmente apreciada por todas las asi
ladas, que La querian como una madre.
Ell sepeio de su cadaver Sc VERTIGO
aver, constituycndo una imponente ma
nifestacion de duelo.
Enviamos a su famiia nuestro mas sen
lido pesame, y especial;nente a nuestro
buen compafiero don Jose Cantellops,
redsctor de Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
"El MundO" inau-
gurara un concur
so intereSantiSimO

Comenzando desde ell martes proximo
Ell MUNDO abre i'm concurso que Sc
denominara 'Concurso Royal dedica-
do al Magisterio de Puerto Rico en- ell
cual puede tomar parte todo ell que de-
see a favor del professor profesora
que tenga mas popularidad simpatia
en- la isla de Puerto Rico.
La Administrator de este periodico
regala dos hermosas maquinas de escri-
bir Royal, modelo Maestro numero
10, una la maestro y otra al maestro
que reciba La mayor cantidad de votos
durante ell concurss, ell cual durara sola-
mente dos meses, empezando ell siete de
setiembre y terninando ell siete de no.
viembre, cerrandose las cinco pasado
meridiano de este ,dia.
Las condolences reglas para ell con-
curse apareceran en Ell MUNDO ell mar
tes proximo junto con ell cup6n de vota-
cion, que puede ser llenado, como hemos
dicho, por cuaiquier persona en- favor de
su professor prOteBora predilecta
No tenemos para que excitar a los
alumnos de las escuelas pubIcas, nj a
los profesores mismos, nj los padres
de familia nj los ciudadanos particu-
lares, para que expresen su opinion res
pecto del maestro O maestro que su
juicio merezca los honores del triunfo,
pues ellos Sc daran cuenta de nuestro es
fuerzo, dando a todos una oportunidad
para expresar libremente sus deseos a
los profesores populares para que Ell pals
los conozca y los aplauda
Los cupones para ell concurso deben
recortarse una vez llenados Y remitirlos
a la Administration de Ell MUNDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
GReRunCian los
jGfGSdGId COmpa-
MIA de TeI6fOnOS?

Desde aver circula con insistencia
ell rumor de Que Ell senior Paul de la
Riviere, auditor de la porto Rico Te
lephone Co.. ha presentado la renun
cia de su alto cargo, por diferencias con
los Directories de la Compafifa, surgi
das desde la pasada huelga de las te
lefonistas. Igualmente Sc rumora que
don Eduardo Ferrer, director de la Com
pafiia, presentara su renuncia en- bre
We, que ell ingeniero senior Del Vale
ha presentado la suya, hacienda 10 mis-
mo don Salvador Sierra, superintendent
te tecnico y jefe de installation de
La compaiiia.
Con Ell nm de cerciorarnos de la We
racidad del rumor, visitamos al seior
De la Riviere quien nos dijo que, efec
tivamente, La noticia era cierta. Esto
es, que el ha renunciado va su cargo
para ocupar otro en- una Compafia de
Nueva York, y que sera sustituido por
el sefior Espinosa.
Tambien ha renunciado ell ingeniero
senior Del Vale, quien Sc trasladara a
los Estados Unidos, con el fin de ejer
Ger alli su profession
Ell senior de La Riviere nos NANTES
to, asimismo, que la renuncia de su
alto cargo Sc debe simplemente a que
en- Nueva York Sc 10 ofrecen mejores
oportunsdades un sueldo mas alto.
Expres6 que su renuncia es voluntaria
y que esta completamente satisfecho de
de las atenciohes que han tenido pa
ra con Ell los Directories de la Compa
hfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
E| Rey Alberto DO
ma una isIa para
.SOIazdeIOs artistaS

El rey Alberto de Belgics, es una de
esas singulares figuras humans, Que ae
tilan siempre en- correspondence simpS-
tica con el ambiente. Antes de que frie-
sc el primer ciudadano y ell primer sol
dado de su nscion destacabase vigirosa-
mente por su vida sencilla sus afccioz
mes de ingeniero, como reprssentante 70
nuino del peaueio pueblo industriosS
que emulaba a los mas grandss en- las
artes de la paz t l.e. .s
Ahora, el morarca belga, acaba de red
LIAR un acto que confirma esa cordial
condicion. Alguien lie ha legado uAa isla
en- el lago de Como, uno de los sitios dk
Anaravi1a en- la TERRA, que la literatura
de todas las lenguas ha hecho c6lebres
y cuyas orillas cuentan como p&ginas
en- las biografias de insignes poetas u
de ilustres estadistas Pues bien, Alber-
to ha transferido su vez la propisa
dad al rey de Italia, para que sea con
vertida en- un centro de srtistas: mn-
secs, conciertos casas, hoteles, TODD. pass
ra artistas, para utilidad, placer y refus
gio de elIos ...s
En- Roma, Espana y Francia, manttes
men dos eScuelas tradicionales, en- Las
cuales pintores, escultores y mdsicos SO
perfeccionan en- ell estudio de tants obra
maestro como Sc conservan en- las IetA
colinas~ Guillermo II en- sus dias de ozfr
npotencia, cuando tambien pintaba. dnsy
tituyo en- Frascati, ante la vista BELLA
mente austera de la campifia romano, oh
la villa Falconieri, una casa para ar
tista alemanes, en- donde pintores, escnE
torres, milsicos y nteratos, por un peso
al dia, gozaban de cuarto mesa " del
medic mas propicio para las creaciones
esteticas. - =
Pero la idea del rey Alberto, es mas
ampia, mas comprensiva, por que no
limita sus beneficios los arttstas de una
sola nacionaidad, sino que brinda to.
dos en- los paises excelsos del lago dc
Como. recursos para aprender y crear,
al par que les faeiiita La vida, en- 4essS
epoca de altos precios. He ahi, coA.o, el
rey que ensedo gaiiar con sangre IA
hbertad, ahora profesa el clllto de Ia be
lleza, arnbas, agentes dinamicos, para
tcontinua EN- la pagtna 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
ULTIMA HORA
NO Sc HARAN POR AHORA EMBAR
QUES DE AZUCAR PARA
NUEVA YORK

Una importantes casa de San Juan
recibi6 aver un cablegrama de Nueva
York, en- cual Sc aconseja que no Sc
efectden, por ahora, embarques de azt
cares de Puerto Rico, sin estar previa
mente vendidos ALI.
FL mercado esta quieto. No hay ven
dedores de az1cares de Cuba, los
azdcares de Puerto Rico llegan a Nue
va York sin promesas de venta. Sc es
tan almacenando, sin embargo, en- espe-
ra de mejores precios, con exception
de un pequefio lote de 5000 sacos. por
los que Sc ha ofrecido a S11.O3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
Dona MiIagrOs Benet do
Newton.

Durante todo el dfa de aver hemos
recibido numerosas felicitaciones pa
ra la ilustrada dana portorriquefa
dofia Milagfos Benet de Newton, au
tora del brillante artfculo I'm heTmO-
so horizonte para la mG1jer portorri-
queiia, pubIiccdo en- Ell MUNDO de
aver. En- el referido trabajo Sc ha-
Han condensados ell entusiasmo y la
fe, Y donde Sc nos revela la distingui
da escritora en- toda su valia con una
serie de estudios y de concentrates que
bastarfan la crftica para dedicar-
lie sinceros elogios.
Unimos las muchas recibidas nues
ira mas sincera felicitaci6n para la
cu'tisima dana.