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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

0Faft'hfys
pee. II. rs. 10 90. q, g3 20. -. 20. 20,
q. rs. ~, 20, 81. 1870; January l. :. a.
8. q, ?, 10. II, 10, ~ and ~,
1871. world Publishing Co. Publ,shersb
ORDINANCE NO. 2i16
An Ordinance TO apportion. tevy and
ASSESS special taxes In payment OF tho
cost Of consttuctlng sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. l66. 40
created ana established by Ordinance
No 2ot7 and declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, In pursuance % the pro-
visions OF the Charter ot tho City uf Tus,
Oklahoma, ana the statutes ~ the state
OF Oklahoma, Tor such cases made and
provided. the said city did by. Ordinance
DISTRICT NO iG5 ana after declaring n
necctsary to construct bewors In ssid
SEWER DISTRICT 40 lst BY the provi
sionr 81 Ordinance No 20t7 iid on tho
9th day Of October. 1920. let e. Comstock
smedley Co, contractors n cc"taln con
tract for tho construction Of a certaln san
itary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO.
1876. and
WHEREAS. In pursuance or said con-
tract, said Constock Snedey co. has con.
s'ructed n certain sanitary scwrr In said
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and thu
Board OF Commissioners OF the city Of
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF tho
statutes Of the stat. Of Oklahoma, afors-
said, and nnder ,he terms of the Charter
deemed necessary by the Board of Com
missioners OF tho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
To levy and aasehs special tax upon the
property liable TO assessment IN snid
SEWER DISTRICT no. 1876. by reason Of
the construction of said sewer and to pay
for the same. ana
WHEREAS, the total coat or tho con
struction 81 said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. I6b. including oxtras has
been ssccrtaincd and is hereby declared to
TRICT Nc. iGa, IN the amounts herein
after specified In Section 1 or this Or
dinanco.
NOW, TuERErpRE. pE IT oRpAiN
ED BY the BOARD OF COMMISSION
be the sum OF t7,s7tt7, all of which n
to be levied ~ special assessment against
the lots and parcels OF LAND benefited by
the construction Of said sewer Ia said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1866; and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with 10 authorize the iovy
of the assessments against said lots and
parcels 80 Table for the cost Of copstruo-
ton ef said sewer In said SEWER DIs.
Frs or THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA.
HOMA.
SECTION I; That there shah be ana
there II hereby gpporiioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels Of land IN said SEWER DIS
TRlCT NO lo5 In the city Of Tulsa. Okla
homa so benefited by the construction Of
said sewer. ~ u special tax. to pay Tor
the construction Of said sewer. tho amounts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Rumanian Not Warlikc.

MOSCOW, Jan. l3.--The soviet
is in receipt of'a note
from Rumanian government, an
nouncing Rumaia has no Intention
of goig to war aeaist Russia and
that there is complete Willingness to
negotiate any disputed question. The
note was written by Take Jonescu,
former minister In the Rumaia
cabinet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Inc government of the Union Of
,outh Africa is planning 10 replace
telephone switchboard in the
mo ost important cities with auto
matte systems.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Exceptional Values in
USED CARS
WE SELL ON TERMS

I9l6-17-lS-19-2O Marmons renewed
and guaranteed To be In first class
running order
2."5l" 7-passenEcr Cadillacs.
Buicks--l 1918 Woadster. 1919
5-passengor; | 1918 5-passongcr,
2 II. A. l.. "12"--i 1915 Roadster.
! 1913 1-passcngcr.
3 Jordaus A-passcnRer Broug-
ham; 5-passcugcr. 1920; | i-pas-
scuRer l9lI
Llhcrtys--2 1919 Roldsters,
1919 cut-down field car,
I 1918 wolfe, 5-passongcr,
Studobakcrs--l 1919 1-pasScugcr;
looks like new; 1917 7-passcngcr.
I 1915 Lexington A-passcnEcr.
1918 Oldsmobiles Roadster and
4-passcngcr
! 1920 Appcrsou, 1-passcngcr;
same as new.
9 Hudsons. 1 1920 spccdstcr aud ]
1918 Roadster,
/ 1919 Chevrolet. b-passougcr.
| 1917 Auburn, 5-pai sonGcr.
| 1920 Cole. 4-passenger best buy
In Tulsa.
1918 Paige Roadstcr, wire wheels.
. Dodgcs I 1919 Spoedstpri | 1917
5.passengcr.
1870 o-puhsenErl fofdh Nllh
starters; very reasonable,
! 1920 Ford Sedan, bargain for
quick sale.
w. G.. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
7el-3 South Main 81, Usage $500
can FOR j, III, illt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Apparatus has been invented to
record the work don
by farm implements hauled by trac-
tors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Publishod in The Tulsa Daily World,
January 10, a. l2 lS ana "A, 1874.
Murd publishing Company. pvhl lshgrs
NE>Ts FOR pA>ING ~ STREET
INpRONIMt>I Dih1Ni'I NJ, 2i3.
CITY 0f TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
Ia compliance with m Resolution ~
thc Board Of Commissioners duly adopted
on the 3ist day OF December. 1890 notice
In hereby given that the hoard - Com
m ssl0ners Of the cry OF Tulsa, Okla ahona
has examined the estimate and statement
Of the Ciiy Engineer as 10 the amount -
the cost Of the asphsitIc concrete pave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Another Dublin Shooting.

DUBLIN. Jan. ia mysterious
shooting affair occurred near the
O'Connell bridge in Dublin this aft
crnoon. a detachment Of soldiers
was stationed at this place. but It
Is declared the soldiers did not fire.
Seven casualties resulted, one girl
being KILLED, one boy probably
mortally wounded. Witnesses say
that IA crowd had gathered to watch
the soldiers stopping automobiles
and that 1t was when the military
was leaving that single shot was
fired, which wrought the havoc.
Scorcely larger than a lead pencil
is a Texas inventors tool that
serves as guagc, pencil holder,
scriber, scratch awl, compass and
dividcrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
USED CAR MAR KET
A,rouon,lEs ron SALE

u Sr NRktNED 200 new ring g.ars
and pinlous Tor nl makes " autono.
hiiret Just WreckinK Hudson super and
Studubak"r SiS ~ model Tor the parts;
uisn good running Ford 500. Auto
Parts TO gl6 T.. Second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
RITZ HOTEL.
Anl El. THIRD
uGmT MOUNTAINEERING aooYs 4

- - a@
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RooHs 10
FURNlsuEp Hight housekeeping rooms.
500 =. Lawtun
BOhTON, ~, 5gO-ror rent two rooms
Tor housekeeping, Phone Osage 72s2.
FlFTH. ~ ii0s-.Two light housekeeping
roome, adjoining bath, with private
family, Walking distance. Usage 9t6s.
SIXTH. E.. oOy-'rwo rooms Tor light
housekeeping. modern.
BOSTON s., AGH-Ono large nicely FUR
n.Hhed Housekeeping room. downstairs
modern ard closo 10.
BOSTON, \, sIg-Iwo rooms nicely fur
ulshrd TOT iirht housekeeping.
ELwOoD, s.. 3Ob- Housekeeplng rooms.
also garage.
ElWOOD. S., 5I6-Sinsu room for light
housekeeping modern, osage ts7l,
TWO UpSTAlhS rooms tor light house
Keeping. modern. phunc osaRe sbsf
DHEYENNE. ~ oei-TWu large ground
tlout housekeeping rooms. clean nud
comfortable, mUdetH, room for three, fine
uNIErDDshood, clos" I'm ais" ono house
Eropng room.
IiREE ugut huusekeeping ROOMS Tor
rent Can AtLt.
ONE SUITE uf light housekeeping rooms,
s. poo woof, n, pwasso' osage s5Io.
WHEELING. s.. Ii7--Two rooms for rent
and garage Tor one car.
TIuRp =. lls--Two rooms Cor light
housekeeping, completely furnished.
TWO uIce light housekeeping rooms. 1895
E4si Admiral codar $50.
THIRD. a.. ltOl--laTgo housekeeping
room. psigr s1l,
rEoRlA. $. 1.-Two modern house
keeping rooms, private front entrance.
adults Phone Usage s7is
MANBELI, s., 1.-Two light housekeep
ing rpuWs, adjoining bath. Usage 7i9l,
FOH HENr--rwo light housekeeping
r'ous. ,us :. o~asso. osagc bb9g,
For hEST-Twu Furnished light house
keeping ruows, very close IN. ossgs
TWO SUITES OF hight housekeeping
ioous close Ia. Usage 6fl9
TWO ol turee looms for light housekeep-
lng furnished or unfurnlshed, Ilb w
EIptu. DsaRe SIS.
oEYENNE. 81, bii--1wo large nicely fur
uHhci lght Housekeeping rooms, alsO
large sleeping room. connecting bath,
uuupl" employed preferred. Phone oeASs
iQI4-J. ----.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
MAPLE HEIGHTS ADDITION.
SUNSET rARK ADDITION

SlNStT rARk ADDITION
pn'iUR for Pear, tyrnur.l
y Caroline ID, KING 100 ,li's
10 l.. ", n. Anronson 100 t,9.5s
WOODWARD rARk
Uavtng for Pearl Avanu~.)
W 900 Of w s775'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Publishea N The fuisa pauy world
Dec. ~. rs, 10. 30. e. 49, ga -. 20. 20.
T. 9. q. I, g. >, 10. II. 10, 10 and ~.
1921 world Publishing Co. PubliAhersD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03

49, ~
e. Z x .~,,. =
hHeEae napape1 R9s4es AM
tene'elr n2s7o
psn@ NetiV
wFAhe Aassa a9ui, s3lp ~
4aros para k9issR iussv xn.
9pstaMsnt q esea - - eas''1e
eafl9 qas HspaFts = wye aN1s
Rheitai
h''ena Roeloh ~
~ laA psn ~ t1s5 s.s
Due aquelia farde SO meti0 en ~ SCI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
Curi0s0 archiv0 d.
Ia E~n7peratriz
Eugenia

Algunos diarios de Paris publican el
lreiat0 ~siguiente,
-Una p~eraonalidad espaAQlaA bien IN
tornado, 10 tenido Ia bpndad de hai
lcornos las declaraciones ~Bigulentes, Gu
70 interes no escapara a nadie.
La emperatriz Eagenia.-nos ha Qi-
|cho-posefa IN gran nQmero de docu'
|n,entos, que tenian IN grandisimo "a
|lor hisf6rico.
Nunca he viato publican ri uno solo,
hi aun para Sd delsnsa personal. 3
snr de que alaunos de- esios documen-
|tos prueban Ia falsedad de laa leyen-
IdaH pr0paladae sohre el papel Cue 50
|le Ia atribuldo. a donde iran q parar
'eStos doeumentua2
Yeng0 motiqDs para pensar que iran
d los archives naoionales francesca. q
los cuales CORRESPONDENT pqF dezacho.
Contribuiran poderosamente q en-
tablecer IA verdsd historical
Entire ellos Sc eneaentRa unOS 90
que Sc ha tratado Te~clentemente, con
motive dc las negneiacionea 90 paa.
Sc tzata de una carta del EmperaQor
Gnillermo entonceg key de Prussia
escrita 9 "a Emperatriz POGO aespaes
de la bafalla &c Sedan y enanoQ 81
captiYerlo Dc Napoleon ~
En efeetQs despuea De ~ batalla ee'
Sedan, "a Empefatriz Meenia eacrt
bio az hoy de- Prussia 2 earia para
pedifle que impuaiefa Francis con-
diclones ue paz tan penlknas como po-
Stole tNefa Y sonfe touo, avs. pay
ninkVh pteteA,o ~ Nep'Ah HSpftaR W
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03

do s8nclllamente Ia lnocente crlatura.
-Pues d6sde eeta madana Aaata ano
RAJ. con tan POGO alimento } habiendo
jueado tanto. ce impossible que no tens
gas hambre. Aida biiita. c1mete TODD
$50, Que bien 10 necesitas
a Il. nina so 10 s9Etaron lac aGrimas,
que e1iugd cen au delantal hlanco.
mSuponnq~Teplle6 Ia RellaloHa--que
no ser6 pof verguenzas pues "a estas
xiendo como Ne apllean tus compane'
rae.
Vi6ndoae asf ~estrechada Ia nina SO
|ie4anf6 ode 50 asiento y hacienda una
|senahl a Ia ReIiEi0ea para que 90 acer'
ease mas 4 ella. q DIDO ~ efdos
mo Quiaro iomar IA mefiepda por'
|que "a guardo tpda para mi popfecita
madre, que nunoa tQma IA chorieo, ~
huepos. nj saIchichon. Y me1or que
70, quiero que ella 10 tome,
Admire ia Heligiosa los MOBILES y
lcristianos sentlmientoe do aqueila an
golical criatura. y le diio.
PIedes tom1ar "a mefIenQa. Fars
tn madro te daremos b mlsmn que T.
Twas 4 conner y en- mayor Qantldad.
Una sonrisa brot6 en- los iablos d
Ia nina pQbFel
Era IA sonriaa dc Ia ggautud y de
amor flllal s~atisfechQi
RICARDO ROcHH4A s. j
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP
"Pape's DiapepsIn' at once
ends Indigestion, Gases.
Soarness, AcIdity


la acidez del estomago cansa indf-
gestiont
Aliment0s agriOs, gas, malestafl So
be 10 que le .descompone ell estQmagos
Bueno. no Sc preocupel III mcmento
que tome una pastilla o dos dc Papes
Bapepsin, todos los sintomas de- inai-
gestion, dolors aeidez, o f~latuienoia de
bida a los acidos, de-saparecenl
Millones de sentes saben que no es
n~ecosario estar molesto con indiges-
tion, dyspepsia o un estomago desor-
denad0. unas cuaptas p~asthlas del
Pape's Diapapsin nentIaiiza la acidez
y alivia inmediafamente.-No espere
C0mpra una caiita de Pape's Diapep-
sin ahora. No Sc sienta m~iserablet
Procure regular su estomago de- mo
do cue pueda conner aus aiimentos
favofitos sin molestias. ri cOet0 es
inslsnificante y los beaeficios son
muy graudea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
nEFnNcIoN

Truchas, N. M. Ehero 2S de 1921.
ST. editor de "a Nuevo Mexicano
Santa F6, N. a..
Muy senior mfo:
Permitame daf cabida en- So apreeia-
bic eemenario para dar ppblicacIoon a
10 ~siguientes
Por cuanto IA Diglna PfoVidencia en-
sus altos v sabios deeignios ha tenido
e blen de guitar dc nuestra compahia
N de este Vale dc lagrimas a Quian en-
vida respondia al nombre de- VICTOR
MARTINEZ, despues de haber sufrido
una penosa enfermedad por causa de u
ma complication de fiehre la cual SUI
fri6 con resignation cristiana pOr el
.Iaspacln de s dias, 81 cnal do 81 nlti'
mo suepir0 81 dia % De Eenero, O las
Is de la mahana. deiando nuestro hQ-
gar IN vacfo impossible de lienar y gra-
ltos ~recnerdos; y contaba a la hora de
su muerte sc amos de edad, y deia para
~llamentarlo a su entimada esposa Ma
ria Rosarito T. de Martinez, y tres hi.
Iios, Juan ID. Martinez, Felix Martinez,
81 Celsa Martinez de Vigil, y dos hi:
los polfticos Tobias Vigil Y Senaida
III. de Martinez, y IN gran n0meI0 de
iparientes y amigos. IA fiuado tue %
SD vida I'm esposo cumplidO y amQrol
10 para CON sn famllia, v fu6 velado
len ID Residential con IN gran acompa'
lnamiento hasta ~sepultarlo en- 81 cam
lposanto do Truchas. N. M 81 dfa "a
ide Enero. y por medic de estas hneas
lextendemos las mas sinceras graciaa
! t0das aquellas personals que nos q
l~oompaharon tan hondadosamente tanto
en- 81 Yelorio como en- el funeral.
Quado de ID, S. s.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
"A bucna aCcIOn, me
jor paga.
(pe Reyiata cat0iica


Si6ntate. Maria; to eres DE con.
fianza, = supongo que no te agraRiArae
81 c%ontin0o Hacandole 9 MI hilo 81 unl1
forme y poniendo 2 So aicapce fouo
10 que necesIta para asistir al pesa'
manos.
-Yag y. Las cruces meaallas deI y
dolo. Por sunuesto, sabras con dos
sus detalles Ia historic de- rada una
de elias, con que motive Sc las conee
dieron a til hijo. la fecha
-Claro es,-afirm6 doha Amparo
sentdndoea cerca de su amiga y mos
trandole aQueIas veneias que tan en-
greidilla Ia Eraian Mira, estas son
Dor m6ritos de guerra; esta Otra Sc IA
dieron cuand0 sac6 a fiotes con expo
sici6n. de su vida. a dos mariner0s, pa
Dire ehlio; esa glande For supnesVo'
que estas simnlezas no 50 LAP digo q
nadie mas que g Il, q Cullen oonsidefo
como una hetmana.
-Pues mira. Amparo, ESQ ne Sc te
puede censurar es tan natural cue
una madre se sienta orgllllosa ue IN
bijo como Ell tuyol
ESQ digo y0; porqne todos sape-
mos como son en- esta epoca Ia ma
yor parte de los i6veness y Juan pare
ce, en- t0das sus cosas. nacido en- otFQ
tempo: tan Valiente (porqne 10 esl,
tan buen cristian0, tan respetuoso con-
migo y con todos. tan franco Y con
mucao caracter; pero muy dominado|
de tai modo, que no recuerdo haberle
visfo furioso mas que una vez !rarezaa
de muchachol pOrque tome una crla'
da yieia.
-Pero, que tenfa Ia Yieja?
-Quelo era; ha tenido slempre, y
sigue teni6ndolo. ell oapricho de que en-
casa no haYa vieias
-Pues entonces, dentr0 de POGO, pc
bre de II.
Isl vieras cuando 70 le dig0 ESQ 4
serio que SIC ponei Sc queda miranda
me mug flo y ME dice: Amparito, "
to he dicho muchas yeces que ia ere|
Ia dnica exception de esa regla.
En- fin. hnja. que eres fellz.
EN- 10 Que cabe. mujer; porQue
va YES, la mayor parte del tempo es
toy sofia y con Ia c~onsiguiente intran
quilidad en- cianto yeO una nuDe piel
do q sueno.
Isl 10 per1erau.
--Ya 10 creo! Mira, Concha, 70.
no te enfadas, voy q seguir abusand
de tn amabilidad.
-PerU. enanto preambulo. sei0rl N
hago 70 10 mismo contigo siempre qu
SCI me ocurre?
-Es el case one teng0 cue salir, Z
qui. mny cerquita, a e d IN pobr
muchacho tisico, que estd grayisimo
pofque 81 10 deio para mas tarde ver
dra Juan v no estare de Yuelta.
Que muchach0 esq
-El pobre cafter0 dc este distritI
que le va a costar caro- I'm favor %
nos hizo 81 otro dfa.
"a vosotros2
"A nosotr0s. Juan esperaba uno
papeles del ministerio de Marina;
plazo de presentation expiraba el ma
tes, y como es de sup0ner. los dos,
la bora del correo. ~estahamos con
eonslguiente ansiedad, deAeando ve
al caftero para preguntarle 81 81 pl
quote xenfa de aQul dedujo 81 muchI
oho que IA cosa debfa ser de gran in
p~ortancla para nosotros, y sin tener e
cuenta 81 estado de salud nj 10 desi
pacible del dia
Que dla fn69
-El miemo mdrtes. 81 81 interf
que 81 ~pnbrecillo S. tonic ba sido in
cosa proYidenclall Figdrate que 81 en-
piezn a repartir. como a~cOstumbra, pc
las calles mas prxdimas a Il Admiuil
TRACTION. los documentos huDleran III
gadQ tardo; per0 como te iba diciendl
q Hieliz, cnando VIC I'm c~artapacio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
RaSg0 de abnega-
ciOn

La distribution ae Dremi0s onlre ni.
has uobrcs Sc hahfa yeriflcado con ex-
tfaollinaria aolemnidad On ans de las
elasea en- ose las nelieioaas diafiamqn-
te ~dedicahan SOS desfelos sus icuida-
dos a dar oducacitn cIiatiana las hi
Jas dc padres prolelarios. sin mds re-
trihuci6n que h dicht De ojercef "a
actiridad dc gu cello para gloria De
bios y en- hien de las almas. conteni
tiaimaa hablan Quedado t0das las alum
n4s. puss nlnEuha az elias huho qua
no ilevase 81 pramio correspondents
a 81 aalduldad en- .asIatir a clase, a su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
Venean a yer los Fon6gafos en- IA
CAPITAL PHARMACY
No bay mejores en- ioda IA Plaza.

NO deIen de mandarnos So direction
vieia al nedir o. camhio de su perio-
.dico 4 otEo lugar. pueH es neoesafio
para hacer Ell cambIo Ademas. nec
sitamos una semana para haoer 81
cambio en- las Iistas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03
CUENTOS. LITERATURE, DvERSAS lEGTuRAS IN
HRESAATES, AMENAS Y REeREATIvAS PARA TQD0S


pfa1os gel aql9f we q mlA71tA
SasAcnas lnheeLas' naMpfe, eAtsnNas
einn, t~upe1eulosls
no &piY@ p paPaE pof AAe $1,000 PIE
tener 4~resentes Epm9 IN Eem9kp!Alsns
hal3AaAA N1tts@aeHs ~
e, ~ VISION 1af1et ~ aluelsas Dets,e
aas que 4 2 soh RstxAsaKas ~ 2esl.a'
at19 hs.ee4 w. 49,
W. tts3. $3.50 ~ 1ttssS ~ tee esssS
ty1ges siaeHtss p oHe7 =
0Aeena92
'sl',saS. n4ssata 1870 ~ az
ma29.eDaV' 0"9A 'S'nF4 RsAA
~, .r.aAs ohson,a.a
L ~ Aa4rS N~ssrtsnns
8 w ,sas II M.
~ssz sse.S 9rabs,er n
sna2eh n H.. !. S.S, w ,,s~s %anafs
eaite H.s $500
eh1se 31S nassseuS ,-.a 4. os.a os,nsa
s. 1sstsTs
49, ees u .s@ sx9s.as ~ 49,
AiP1Vasy 4n. IL
rASsr9A $3.50 1900
y w.
ssstnp2S nef aaenn0 SHtSa ~ IL t2
e tssl4,H ep2'1e erSsnSa y 4,
IPse asSs'n
70 ,,xo n.eg,,ns
~ k1 $3.50 NJ a w y, ~ as5sfs1s
eeppaana ~ R'i
MNiSslasa'
49,. . =. XXI 49,
~ ~ 1aAu $500 800 .Ssa NJ i9a N a no.
Nue $500 81 $500 snf1s4eoido
erneetaac IN INSTRUMENTATION : Is
era
- yne,ts ~ III ysass aue ssn a1ei6
iiarga fsmnorada del hisen Pacorrn. Va
~ * 1890
Mamie sabia darsne raz6n de su ia.
49,
$50 f,6 aa6or
T1n AK 7ecocs6 anS fraafoe : ~
s,ch6 son "a m,lar Z s,aa Mics.
$500 sd6nTes
II. 10 eerfs a naiacio rtaIg-excla,
~ censadre 5@sosfa 81 iarfas
ae maHanae 4 los a~fardecerea con
I, ssrs1srdo aif,ra Observation-Disclosures ~ "a
E aIs = 4. E .&.I s!6sIsS Ssi. ssFs ss.s.s 4 y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-03

La persons que nos hace este relate.
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@Todo este honra grandemente Q IL.
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
I'm w all Street
Tho Reading Plan

The belief is growing in financial
circles, and the recent action Of the
Reading stocks has more or less con-
frmed the opinion, that in'the segrega-
tion of the company's coal properties
plan will be, carried out similar to that
of the Southern Pacific oil segregation.
In other words, it Is expected that
Reading stockholders will have turned
over to them the company's valuable
coal properties, but at price which
will place the railroad in funds for inn
mediate requirements that have been
emphasized by the failure of the gov
ernment to meet its guaranty of earn
ings for the six months ended August
81 last. Although the committee which
has been working on the plan has
been careful to keep it's ideas secret
before presenting to the court, it is
also reported that there will be little
change in the Reading capital struc-
ture, including the general As, concern
ing which there has been much con-
lecture and discussion. Should this be
the case, II would explain the diff
ference in the market prices of the
three classes of stocks.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Penn r.. r. Asks Approval
Of l2O Million Bond Plan
Half Would Be Sold and Other
Half Pledged as Security,
Saws Railroad

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day for authority to issue $4,000 900
worth of gold bonds. Halt of the
amount, bearing interest at 61a Per
cent, would be sold and the other half,
bearing interest at per cent, would
be pledged as security for the bonds
placed on the market.
Of the funds to be derived from the
sale of the S60,000,000 of bonds to be-
marketed, $20,0o0.000 would be used to
purchase equipment for the Pennsyl-
vania Company, Of which the railroad
owns the majority of stock, and s22.-
100000 would be used in purchasing
shares owned by the Pennsylvania
Company in the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
and in other units of the Pennsylvania
system The balance would be held
and spent for capital expenditures au-
thor1zed by the general mortgage to
be contracted to secure the $60,0Q0,0O0
second issue.
The Louisville & Nashville Railway
Company applied for permission TO
issue S3,500,000 of first mortgage bonds
to be secured by general mortgage on
the properties OF the Southeast & St
Louis Railway Company, of which the
Louisville road is the lessor. The
money IS to be used to retire q like
amount Of bonds maturing on March /.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Ecuador Faces Crisis
Exchange ON New York Ad
vances $40 Per Gent

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Feb. 8.-Tbe
exchange rate on New York REACHED
$40 per cent to-day, due to the scanti-
ness of expectations. Accepted drafts
valued at 20,o0o,0O0 sucres will not be
paid on maturity, it is stated in fnan-
cial circles, because of the impossible
lty OF obtaining New York checks. "A
sucre normally is worth 49.7 cents
The commercial situation is a com
pick one at present, with the govern
ment making every effort to control it.
President Tamayo to-day conferred
with the managers of the various
banks, the Chamber of Commerce and
the cocoa planters association on the
subject.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
London Exchange Cheered
Removal of Excess Profits Tax
BullisIl Factor

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The speech de
llvered by j. Austen Chamberlain
Chancellor of the Exchequer, at Birm-
lngham yesterday, in which he an
nounced that the excess profits tax
would be withdrawn, had the effect of
cheering all sections Of the Stock Ex-
change this morning.
The oil shares section was distinctly
good In tone, quotations in the Shell,
Eagle and Trinidad shares favoring
holders, Commercial securities, Argen-
tine rail stocks and the war loan wer.
fractionally better.
The removal of the excess profits
duty is expected to cause a further
rise in the securities of companies
which have been SO heavily taxed since
1916.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Prices Recover
On Improved Tone
In Curl, Trading
Intercontinental Rubber Is
Stronger i'm Quiet Market;
Bonds Slightly Easier;
Mining Issues Are Active

Prices showed tendency to recover
in quiet trading on the curb market
yesterday, after an uncertain tone had
prevailed throughout most of the ses-
sion. Closing prices showed many
slight advances.
Bonds were slightly easier and not
quite so active, several industrial
issues, as Goodrich Is of 1925, being
in supply. Mining issues attracted
more attention and were active for
time.
Intercontinental Rubber closed firm,
with an advance Of az to 12M, while
United Retail Candy moved up frac-
tionally to sAz. Durant Motors was up
n, at 1874.
Carib Syndicate, Simms and Mara
caibo showed fractional gains, while
international Petroleum was steady at
1bM.