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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
Los fIUOS

DC nuestlos queridos amigos San
chez Tbeda, han llegado. a Puerto Ri
co. para estar el dia de la aperture
de sus respectivos colegios. Maria Isa-
bel Aurora Y Elena, en- el Colegio del
Sagrado Coraz0n de Santurce y Luis
en- el de San Agustfn. en- Rio Piedras.
Nos es grNto tener cerca otra vez
esos nifos, por quienes sentimos tan
TO afecto -.-.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
las "ROSAS"

LAS "ROSAS"
dc uuestra amistad tuytcron su dsa
perfumado el martcs. Y estamos cier-
t0s dc que todas las flores hic.eron
ante elias acto de presencia, Y nos su-
ponemos ideales las estancias de nueS-
traS bellas amigaS. Rosa LluberaS de
Carreras. Rosa Sioard6. Rosa Maria
Janer. Rosa Rosell6, Rosa Julia p. de
Felice Rosa v de Gutierrez v todas
las que forman ell boUnauet de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
Ell MUNDO

aristOcratico registra ma nota de re
gocijo genial al haber tijado su residen
cia en- Santurce Y ep una espl6hdida
casa lie propicdad, ell ilustrado DR..
Miguel Roses V su diStinguida fami-
la.
FL mundo cientffico registra etra, al
contar entire sus m6dicos III DR.. Ro-
~as, cuya fama 10 ha menester un elo-
so nuestro.
Nos completeness, en- que ,nSa casa
amiga douda SO unrn ia cicncia,., la be-
pe31 y el arte. figure hos en- nuestra
s3ciedad con todo el prest.gio de aver
eli Arecibo. donde han vitido largQs
aflos q DR.: Roses, su bellfsima rspo-
81 Mimic Denton uno dc nueStrGs mas
lelicado> tipos de mujer, Y sus hiios,
que en- su adolesccncia. va prometcn
heredar belle2a Y g9llarlfa de suS pro
ganitores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01


venerable con el afecto que merecen
suS Yirtudes. r... ..
CON IN POST CRITIC j.. s,s ...
de la bella Srta. Luz Mendfn y en-
tregada por un hada como la Srta.
Cuchf Coll, hemos recibido la atenta
tarjeta de invitaci0n que suscriben el
Sr. la Sra. Mitchell. para una CO.
mida-haile que Sc celebrard en- honor
del antique Club Swastiku en- su, resi-
dencia de Bayam0n ef domingo del
corriente.
La invitaci0n no puede ser mas ge-
nerosa Y alnplia, teniendO autOm0vi-
les para todos los invitados que. no
posean dicho vehfculo.
Cast impossible Sc hace negarse las
gentiles compaferitas que tuvierun la
cortesfa de elegirnos por un tempo
Presidenta Honoraria de Ia distingui-
da Association de alma Y juventud.
Agradecemos los Sres. de Mitchell,
esa tarjeta auguramcs los invita-
dos, una pFeciosa tarde. = {
Sc reunr6n las p. NJ. en- ell Ca
sino de Puerto Rico.
Ell, GENERAL SR. JOSE MANUEL
HERNANDEZ FAII,ECE EN- NEW
YORK
La prensa diaria nos hace saber que
ha fallecido recientemente en- New
York, el eximio General venezolano.
Sr. Jose Manuel Hernandez, .ilustre
estadista que ocup6 la Vice-presiden-
cia de la Repdblica de Venezuela v
combatiente que defendi6 sus ideales
polfticos con la pluna con la espa-
da. La infausta nueya fu6 trasmitida
por cable al joven poeta Rafael W.
CaLejo.
Era muy distinguido amigo nuestro
el General Hernandez; en- sus yisitas,
de paso, .por Puerto Rico, frecuent6
nuestro hogar, donde siempre lie reci-
bimos afectuosa y. cordialmente.. Era
todo un gran caballefo de refinada
cultura y de exquisite socialidad.
Al lamentar nosotras 81 sensible fa-
lleeimiento de este hidalgo militari We;
nezolano, excelente amigo ,nuestro, en-
viamos q su senior. hiio. Nicolas Her
nhndez tamhi6n nuestro amigo. la
sincera expression de .nuestra condolen
cia, que ,hacemos extensive a Ia her
mosa terra venezolana, por Ia perdi-
da, de uno de sus mas gallardos hi
jos y mas ilustres defensores de su pro
greso y de su libertad. .+
REGREsO 4 sf1 f
nos ha sido gratfsimo el de nues-
ira querida y buena amiga la ilustra-
da seiiora Ana 4. de veiez. y sus be-
las hijas Ana Luisa y,Luz Maria,
dos gardenias que aroman la vida
porque mas de ser geptiles, poseen
ese grado de cultura en- las mnjeres
para triunfar en- todas sus faces. He
reditario es este don en- esas nifias.
CeIebramos sus magnffcas impresio-
mes de New York. =, Is \ ! n 1
y : . \ -4si z
POETICA s. j. 4 Z. #
es Ia yivienda propia, en- que se arru
nan hoy con los encantos del mas gran
dc amor nuestrOs amigos muy aueri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
CELEBRAMOS

en- gran manera ell nombramiento de
nuestro querido amigo Sr. Roberto IL.
Todd llegue nuestra felicitaci6n en-
tire tantas recibidas, distinguiendose
por el afecto con que la enviamos al
Comisionado de Immigration en- Puer-
to Rico.
Nos place mucho traer el nombre de
nuestros amigos Il estas notas, cuando
So trata de felicitacioneS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
Ell Observation-Disclosures

~
del estimado amigo Sr. Alexandra
BoZzo ell ell accidente automovilista Ell
que sufri0 Ia fractura de un brazO,
cs espprado por sus amistades con no
toria ansiedad asf tambiGn nOsotras
deseamos al Administrator de Gel
Muntlo'', ell biesnestar complete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
vALIosos

NALIUSUS ~,
elementes llegan lie nuevo estar
juntO nosotros, y Sc sicnte cl liatu-
raj regocijo de todas sus amistades,
que son muchas Y buenas las del Sr.
Manuel Mendfa y su bella esposa Car
melita Pal6s de Mendfa.
/ Deseamos vivamente que su viaje al
,Norte haya sido tan recreativo como
,pueden darlo nuestros amables ami
gos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

Ell DIR.
Eliseo Font Guillot realiZara I'm
nuevo viaje ii Europa, saliendo pro-
ximamente para la Corula.
Los espfritus altos Y superiores, tie
nen en- esos momentos legftima espan-
sion Y nos satisface, puedan gOzar, en-
esa forma los amigos a quicnes tam
to distinguimos como ell sapientfsimo
DR.. Font Y Guillot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
Weekly Financial Review
By Associated Press

New York, August 6.-The fnan- cial community this week seemed to be on a fair way to recovery from the blues. Measured by the move- ments of stocks, there was little to indicate a recovery from the con firmed pessimism of the speculative element. for net changes as a rule were unimportant. Nevertheless, the market had intermittent periods of real strength, and from various quar- ters came reports which encouraged the belief that prospects were bright ening.
 The week began with a spirited advance with the best demand for railroad shares. The upturn, cut short after two days, was followed hby narrow and uncertain movements. There was gradual weakening of the list. which became more pro- nounced late in the week. Trading was largely preferential with little public participation, and the re- versals in trend apparently were due to the speculative position of the moment.
 Further readjustment of steep prices was said to have brought out somewhat larger volume of or ders, and there were reports of in- creased production at some centers. Another decrease in unified orders IS looked for, however, in the re- port next week of the United States Steel corporation. The weekly re- views of the mercantile agencies were cheerful. It was set forth that, although revival of business could not be described as general. it was sufficiently well defined in some quarters to strengthen hopeful views. Sugar stocks responded to firmness of the market for refined sugars, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
SLIGHT REACTIONS IN COTTON MARKET
 ALL THROUGH LIST
The General Market Closed Steady, Net Eight Points Higher to Three
 Lower on Day
By Associated Press

New York, August 6.-End-week realizing was absorbed on compara- lively slight reactions in the cotton .continued bullishness of crop and trade advices. After selling off to l3.7Sc early December rallied to 1S.7sc and closed at 1S.ssc with the general market closing steady net 8 points higher to points lower.
 There appeared to be quite re- actionary feeling around the ring at the opening, owing to rumors that the speculative short interest had been very substantially reduced by the purchase of about 75,000 bales for western or Wall street account on yesterdays advance. The smaller amount of cotton reported on ship board awaiting clearance was also unchanged to points lower active months soon showed net losses Of 5 to points.
 There was some southern selling as we'll as realizing, but the contracts were taken by trader fresh commis- sion house buying and the market showed renewed firmness during the middle of the morning on bullish crop and spot advices. According to some of the local spot people there was more business in spot cotton in the south yesterday than on any one day for the past three months with both southern and eastern mills good buyers.
 The influence of these reports was strengthened by the increased activity of the goods market, sales for the week ended yesterday in Fall River being estimated at 40, 900 pieces while larger business was said to have been done in the New York market. Reports of high tempera- lures in the southwest and rains Tn the eastern belt served to color the private crop complaints, which ac- companied the advance from 13.5ec to 13.53c for october, and from lS.4oc to 13.S9c for January. There was con tinued realizing, however, and last prices were a few points off from the best The amount of cotton on shipboard awaiting clearance at the close of business yesterday was 84,- 606 bales, against 122,000 last week. and easel last year. One of the re- ports from the southwest claimed that Texas crop conditions had de- teiorated from to points between the bale of the government report estimate on August 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
CANADIAN RUST AND HAIL FACTORS
 IN THE GRAIN PIT
Corn Sold at a New Low on the Crop for September, and the Market
 Was Weak
By Associated Press

Chicago, August 6.-Canadian rust and hail reports, coupled with even- ing-up operations for over Sunday steadied the wheat market today, but there was no such influence at work on behalf of either corn or oats. Wheat recorded net gains of 1A@1Mc, corn finished net un- changed to A lower and oats from Is @Ac lower to 1s@Ac higher. In provisions, lard and ribs were strong, but there was no trade in pork,
 Wheat trade was light, put the un- dertone was steadier throughout the short session. Canadian news came in early and was the predominant ing influence throughout. Winnipeg advices said there had been consid- erable damage to wheat ill western Canada by heavy rains and hail. fol- lowed by decided drops in tempera- ture and fear of frost.
 Winnipeg also reported urgent de- mands for cash wheat with the sup ply short. Because of the break in prices domestic country, offerings fell off. but they still exceeded the nor nal for the season. Export demand was reported slow, but one dispatch from New York said a way had been found to discount German 90-day bills, and some traders thought this meant that Germany would come into the market.
 Corn sold at new low on the crop for September, and the market was weak generally. Crop experts con- tinued to predict big yields. Septem- Der oats also made a new low for the crop.
 Higher hogs and buying by packers. ca used the rally in provisions after an easy opening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
HORTS RESUMED OPERATIONS ON
 STOCK EXCHANGE
reign Exchange Rates gain Moved Up, Sterling Gaining One Cent Dur
 ing the Day
By Associated Press

Few, York, August 6.=operations the short side of the stock mar were renewed today, and the price Ivement was downward. It was .ical half holiday session of mid Inner, with a small attendance on floor and perfunctory trading. |uch speculative ventures as were hertaken were mainly for the de- he. Absence of support for week Pts in the list and lack of outside hand favored this attitude on the It of traders, and the encourag gfng |ercnces drawn from the weekly Eiews of the mercantile agencies Ire unnoticed.
 Prospects of continued higher rates money and reports of the prob |lity of further dividend reductions Ire advanced as reasons for selling |i the reaction became more general 1.-the late trading. The closing was hwy.
 Ee. Baldwin Locomotive, Famous Eyers, Retail Stores, Coppers and
 emicals were other stocks in which recession was pronounced. The |Iroads were dull. with losses Of |pO1nL or more III OnlOn 1aC1llC, Texas and Pacific. Lacka- |nna and eDlaware and Hudson. Absorption of bonds was on good He, and some of the representa-
 les issues made large fractional Ens. United States Steel 5's were sher, as were New York Central de- ntures 6's, Bethlehem Steel SIS,
 egon Short Line refunding 4's .erborough Rapid Transit 5's and dorado and Southern refunding Is. Total sales, par value s4,00o,- ). Liberty bondS were irregular, tn the Victory issues continuing lose ground.
 Foreign exchange rates again wed up. Sterling gained cent.
 e feature of the bank statement
 $ an increase of $33,101,0 900 in re- we, making the total S19,7S0,000
 excess of legal requirements, in tee of the deficit reported last
 elk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
WEEKLY DRY GOODS
By Associated Press

New York, August 6.-Primary cot ton goods markets have shown dis tinct improvement in sales and prices throughout the week, most of the de- mand being for sheetings, print cloths and convertibles. Duck is still slow, and cott6h yarns have not been very active. It has been dis closed that fully 10000 bales of sheetings have been sold for export this year, and the demand continues. The low condition of the cotton crop revealed by the government report of the week also lstiffened spinners in their views of the worth of the staple and it's products.
 Business in prints, percales, mus fins, wide sheetings, sheetings, pll- lowcases, ginghams and many other lines of household and dress goods has been steady, and there has been noteworthy increase in interest on the part of bag manufacturers, cons verters and some of the cutters. The spring wash goods business IS devel- oping slowly but traders say they can see a small gain each day Stocks in jobbing and retail hands arc well liquidated, fact sho"h pS the constant demands for small ship nents for immediate use at this time of the year. Buyers have not been ready to follow prices up fas', ple their needs have been so long post poned that they are forced to cone nearer to the views of manufacturers as to the pay that will warrant coL- tinued production.
 In the yarn trade merchants find a broadening line of Inquiry from knitters and weavers.
 Prices are still so low in relatlon to cost that spinners have been SLOW to take future business. Prices cur rent in primary channels are: 70 inch 64x64s, 4&c; 64x6os, % c; brown shaat;ngs southern standards, 9a @ SMc: tickings, S-ounce, 16@l7c; denims. 2.20 indigo, 12hc; staple ginghams, 14lac; prints, He; oress ginghams, 1S@2ohc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07

the inquiry for the leading railroad shares reflected the improved earn ings statements. of the carriers.
 Bonds made further gains on de- mand relatively more active than that for stocks, although they shared in the decline late In the week.
 Hardening of money tended to check operations for the long ac- count, After last weeks drop to s1s per cent. the lowest in nearly two years, call money rose to 6. With drawaIs from New York banks by the interior, following the decline in rates here, were largely responsible for the weeks advance. Require- ments of the agricultural sections in connection with the marketing of tho crops figured in the movement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

Port Eads, August 6.--Arrivsi; Actor (Br.), Liverpool; Cacanfield. Galveston; Comagayua (Hond.). Port cortez: Lordship Manor. Gharles.or; Munorway (Nors). Mexico; Pillar De Larrinaga (Br.), Norfolk; Rajah, Mexico; Socrates (Br.). Baltim ore.
 Sailed: Coppename, Port Barrios; Houma. Durban. Africa; Lake Salis- Xxi, Tampico; Maddalena o, Ital), Genoa; Swift Sure. London; Truxillo. Tampa; William Isom, Port Arthur; |Winterwsjk (Dutch). Rotterdam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
HUBBARD,s LETTER

New York, August 6-(Speclal')--- our market ruled steady throughout the entire session, advancing D. 10 " points over the opening. Spinners nave become more optimistic because of the better demand for yarns. Texas. Oklahoma and Georgia crop renorts are still coming in as un- favorable. This caused our mArhee to be sustained this morning. Many spinners are entering the marhee on the huv,nr side. The trade was re- norted to have absorbed good deai of cotton on the advance.
 A. better feeling is admitted as taking place in all lines, and this IS Incoming a topic of discussion pe- tween merchants through the coun ~, rhis hetter feeling Is also being ragistered by commercial agencies. Tn In short the sentiment is much more i1nnroyed than this time two weeks ago.-Hubbard Bros. Co.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pros duce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so- licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
 and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Spec al attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
COPPER MARKET

New York, August 6.--The copper market had developed an easier tone during the week, owing to con.ln- ued absence of any general demand Sales of small lots have been re- ported on the basis of llsc Tor prompt shipment of electrolytic by smaller producers or custom smeis- CTS but the larger producers are holding their quotations at 12,ooc to 12.25c for forward shipment Iron .,,. rnchanged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
DRY GOODS MARKET
 x. A.o~ia@ad DreHa

New York, August 6.-Cotton goods and yarns closed this week with many advances that it is be, lieved will stem the tendency toward greater curtailment of operatloAs. Silks moved slowly. Openings or cloths. for mems wear for spring WI, he made Monday. Burlaps remained quiet and linens showed little i'm proyement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
NEW YORK BONDS By Associated Press

U. s. 2s, registered. bid. ............ 100A U. s. 2s. coupon, bid, id,............... 100K U. 8. 4s. registered bid. ......... 104A U. s. As, coupon. bid ................ 104A Panama 3s, registered. bid ........ 75
 Panama 3s. coupon. bid ............ 75
 American Smelt & Refining 5s... 79M Am. Tel. X Tel. cv. 6s ........... 1O01a Atchison gen. As ,:...:..-..s.... 77Ss Atlantic Coast Line 1st As .... 7S% Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4has .... Fl
 Beth. Steel ref 5s .............. s6b Central of Georgia consol. 5s .... SAX Central Leather 5s, bid .....s..... S9
 C., M St. P. cy. 4hs ........ 67K Chicago, R. l. & Pac. Ky. ref. As -. 6sss City of Paris 6s .............. g97s Colorado Southern ref. 41ss ..... 761a Denver & Rio Grande consol. As 65ss Dominion of Canada 5s t1931) ..%.. S9
 IiIieois Hrie se9; Gentrsi As ref, |. Kid 44ssh Int. Mer Marine 6s ............ 7s% Kansas City southern ref. 5s ....e 77f Louisville Nashville un. As . s3jI Missouri, Kan. & Texas 1st 4s, bid 61
 Missouri Pac. gen. 4s ............ 54 New York Central deb. 6s .......N e3
 sSE5RsSn ssEsSls rsei9is wfi5s'R I. sy. :. TEX s Pennsylvania gen. 5s ........... Ss
 R Reading gen 4s ;............ 75h St. Louis San Fran adj. 6s .. 67B Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ...... 2s% Southern Bell Tel. 5s, bid - 82K Southern Pacific cv. 5s, bid .... 90
 southern southern Railway 6s ;........-.. s4
 Texas & Pacific 1st 5s bid - 7sM Union Pacific 4s s........ S15s United Kingdom of c. B. & I. SIS
 IT 'tsSt st.s, k. ..'....,..... S7A y:-C. Chemical 5s, bid ........... si Wabash 1st 5s s............. S7H Wilson & Co. cv. ss .......... soM
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
COTTON SEED OIL

New York, August 6.-The cotton seed oil market was dull and feature less, with prices steady in line With the better showing in lard ana cot st ton. Closing bids were one to eight points net higher for leading 1ellv- cries Sales 1900 barrels. Prime crude 7.00@725 prime summer yer low spot s.65c; September s.Soc; De cember S.5oc; March S.60c. all pld'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
LIVE STOCK uy Aaeacfafad Prase

Chicago, August 6.--Cattle, receipts To, compared with week ago; better Fades of beef steers strong, 25c to |c higher; in-between kinds steady strong, common and grassy, 25c 50c lower; best grades fat sine lock steady, others soc to roc lower; Enners and cutters, 25c to soc low |; bulk veal calves, soc to 75c lower; lockers and feeders about steady. Hogs receipts, 5000, active uneven; pened strong to- 15c higher than late; top, s11.15; bulk light and acking sows. $S.65@9; pigs, 25c to Dc lower; desirable pigs mostly ,.25@9.75.
 Sheep, receipts, 1000. compared ith week ago, good fat native .mbs, 25c to soc higher; westerns, )c to 75c up; fat sheep mostly 250 ,c lower; some heavies and medium eight ewes off more; little feeder ade, few lighter, 25c to soc higher; -eeding ewes about steady.
 < Associated Pres.
 East St. Louis, August 6.-Cattle, sceipts, 150; compared with week go: Dry fed steers, 25c higher, thers, 25c lower; southwestern. 25c 'wer; good light yearlings strong: rassers, soc to 75c lower; cows. sec ,wer; bulls and canners. 25c lower; 1; .ockers and feeders, 25c higher; callers, soc to s1 higher.
 Hogs, receipts, 5000, fairly active; nevenly, 10c to 25c higher; top, I110; best 210-pound butchers. Sit; ullS mediums and light weights. 10. .60@10.90; no heavies sold; packer ,ws, 15c to 25c higher; pigs steady; earance fair.
 Sheep, receipts. 15o, no market; ompared with week prior lambs, sl igher;~ ;~-ewes, soc up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
RICE MARKET Rv A AaennfntodD Drass

New Orleans, August 6--Roush
 rice steady. Quotations: Honduras, Japan. Blue Rose and Edith nominal;
 Early Prolific. 3.55@ 3.60c. Sales. 1,358 sacks Carolina, at 3.50@4c. Re- ceipts, 3.970 sacks; mfllers receipts. 2,246 sacks Clean rice sales 3.436 pockets Blue Roce at 1 F @4Bc: III
 pockets Edith at Sc. Receipts, i2,9s5 pockets Bran and polish unchang ed,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
LIBERTY BONDS By Associated Press
BANK OF GERMANY
 Rv Aseociated Prass

Berlin, August 6.-the statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany as of July 30 shows the following changes in marks:
 Total coin and bullion, incd., TO- 900; gold. incd.. 1000; treasury notes, decd. 947,349. 900: notes of other banks. decd. 3,507,0oO bills discount ed decd. 9,442.640,000; advances incd. 1,009,000; investments, decd. F192,o00; other securities, incd. 93.- 066,000; notes in circulate incd. 2,393,729,o 1000; deposits incd. 5,S95,972 : 900; otber liabilities, decd. 39.219, 900; total gold holdings, 1,091, ,55700o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
 By Assnciafed PresR

New York, August 6.-Prime mer-
 ntile paper, 6@6A per cent; ex ange firm; sterling 6o-day bills
 Id commercial 6o-day bills on
 Inks, S.56B; commercial 60-day |ls. 356%; demand, 3.601s; cables, |0ss. Francs demand, 7.741a; ca ss, 7.75. Belgian francs, demand, t4h; cables, 7.45. Builders de- and, 3O.64; cables, 30.70. Lire de- md, 429ta; cables, 4.30. Marks de- and, 1.221a; cables, 1.23. Greece mand, $50. Sweden demand, 20.50. lrway demand, 12S0. Argentine de- md. 29.13. Brazilian demand, 12.i2 sntreal, 10 11-16 per cent discount. bonds irregular; rail- ad bonds steady.