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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15

Parece que las potencias aliadas Sc
muestran ahora mas propicias al de-
sarme general, por 10 menos una
reduction considerable de elementos v
materiales de guerra. La bendita Sc
.milla de la paz fructifica con cierta
lentitud, pero fructifca al fin.
En- los Estados Unidos hubo al prin-
cipio algunas dificultades fundadas en-
desacuerdos entire ell pensamiento del
Presidente Wilson y ciertas condicio-
nes de los aliados europeos con res
pecto al tratado de Versailles, diff
cultades acentuados despues con mo-
tivos de ciertas actitudes del Jap6n,
indieadoras de pretensiones no bien
justifcadas de dominios excesivos en-
el mar Pacifico; pero la diplomacia
conciliadora del gobierno actual de los
Estados Unidos, y las 'actuales demos
traciones pacifistas del Japon van des-
truyendo asperezas, y las naciones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15
;"ont;n,:ay.ii1u dc In pdg. u

que la ley e,ige dcst:nar a los fon-
dos de reserva, durante el aio contri-
butivo, Y (b), el montante, excluyendo
dividendos, pagados durante el ano
contributivo sobre contratos de poll
"a Y anualidades.
(9( En- el case de companies de Sc
guro por repartos, las cantidades efec-
tivamente entregadas a los funciona-
rios de un Estado o Territorio en- cum
plimiento de la ley, como deposito de
sumas adicionales los fondos de re-
serva garantias.
(10) En- ell case de companies mti-
tuas de seugros maritimos, las cantida
des repagadas a los tenedores de poll
"a por concepto de los premios pre-
viamente pagados por ellos, los inte-
reses pagados sobre esas cantidades
entire ell periodo de compute Y el pa.
go de las mismas.
I'D En- ell case de companias mu.
tuas de SECURE (que no sean compa.
MAS m1tuas de seguros maritimos, {
companies mutuas de seguros de vi
da), que exigen a sus n1iembros G
deposito de premios para hacer fren
te perdidas Y gastos, el montante d'
premios en- deposito devuelto a SUI
tenedores de POLKA, ell importe d.
premios en- deposito retenido para ha
Ger frente al pago de perdidas, gas
tos Y reservas de reseguros.
Seccion 13.-En ell case de ciudada
nos extranjeros no RESIDENCES, d.
una corporation, association o socie
dad constituida en- los Estados Uni
dos, en- et extranjero, las deduccio
nes prescritas en- las precedentes sub
divisiones seran admisibles solamen
tie en- cuanto elias esten relacionada
con una industria negocio explotadt
en- Puerto Rico. La adecuada pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15

(Continuara ,manana.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15
COMMERCIAL

Nos informan los senores NJ. Be-
rrios V Co. que han constitufdo una
sociedad mercantil Ell esta ciudad,
dedicada "A los mismos negocios de la
que Siraba en- esta plaza, bajo el mis-
mo hombre. de cuyo active pasivo
sc han hecho cargo
Son socios de la 1irma: don Ma
nuel Berries Colon Y don Ramon
Anfbal BelavaL yl.apoderado geneGal,
don Sebastian Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15
"A VI s O

Ell DR.. Agustin R. Laugier, oculista
" especialista de las Intermediates de
los ofdos, nariz y garganta, particips
su clientele y al piblieo en- general;
que estara ausente en- los Estados
Unidos hasta medados del mes de ju-
lilo. Asistira la gran Asamblea de
Ia Association Medica Americana, wi
sitando despues las mejores clinicas
de dicho pals, y trayendo a su regre.
SO los aparatos e instrumentos mas
modernos relacionsdos CON IN espe-
cialidad.
ofcina-San Justo esquina . Te-
tuan. Telefono 1881.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15

Irados como, diyidendos benefcios dis
tribuidos. -.
90 Dietas pagadas los directories
de corporaciones determinadas sobre
Ia misma base que Ia descrita en- el
parrafo anterior, las cuales, seran con
sideradas tambien como dividendos.
(8) Las sumas invertidas para fines
polticos o para propagandas y dona-
tivos en- .campahas politieas, para
propagandas en- pro en- contra de la
adopcion de medidas legislativas.
t9) Los gastos relacionados con la
venta de acciones, (comunes o prefe-
ridas) de una corporation, asociacion
o sociedad, con el proposito de levan-
tar capital para invertirlo en- pro-
piedades emplearlo en- ell negocio a
que Sc dedica la corporation, asocia-
eion o soeiedad. - &5.v.,l8t v,a "a
- (Continuara ,manana.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-15

Con Ia aperture formal del Paramno
20 este ndcar tuaci6n
Tcsto del pals ua ndependnc Ell Ue,
opon rlanda earad
&c onceda pals una forma de home rule bao
euro lngiaterraa cables eoncder
f' feruhicna Ia hcra eserza dendadamen
S te independence.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
COTTON MARKET Is
AGAIN UNSETTLED
Early Advance Is Followed by
Sharp, Break. Which Is
Partly Recovered.

,The cotton market did better during
most Of its session of yesterday and at
one time advanced about 25 to 90 points
on short covering and little new out
side support promoted by higher Liver
pool cables, strength of foreign ex-
change and better feeling resulting from
January absence from the list All OF
the gain, however. was lost late in the
session. when denand fell off to almost
nothing and Southern interests and pro-
fessionals sold. The list was about 5
| TO 20 points netiower az one time, March
| leading the reaction with a drop OF 20
points due to liquidation. At the low q
rally took place, the list finishing a
| point lower on March but to 16 points
up on other options. Bears stressed re-
| ports that demand for cotton goods was
| less active and that the spot basis in
! the South was in danger Of dropping.
| due to lack of new buying and pessi-
! mistic Manchester advices.
Initial sales were TO IL points net
higher on active options. Immediately
after the CALL however. the list moved
upward and II was not long before prices
we're So to so points net higher. The
1 trade took a little cotton. In the third
! hour prices ruled from 10 TO % points
under the best. but the general under
| tone continued firm.
The markets technical position seemed
stronger after Tuesdays decline, but II
. was not difficult to see that the long
side was approa ohed with greatest eau-
tion. Feeling In the trade continued
badly mixed. With more urgent cover
ing for shorts satisfied. the market
sagged steadily in the afternoon. and be-
fore the fifth hour had gone far had de-
reloped a somewhat unsettled tone. with
All options a little under their Tuesdays
finals. Southern interests were late
sellers. At the close the market was
somewhat UP from the bottom. Local
spot was quoted o5 points lower at 1855.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
COrARTNERsRIr NOTICE.
IHuRsIoN 4 RRAIDICH.

Notice Is hereby given TINT tho undc-.isaed
intend 10 continue the OF the partner
ship name OF Tiiurston 4 Braldich and 90
certify as follows:
FIRST: That the said firm, formerly con-
sisting of James G.. Shaw. !. Edward rornr.
Jr.. and Charles r. Rossvear. has had husi-
ness relations with foreieu countries and has
transacted business In the State OF New
York for more than three years.
SECOND: That the business Of said firm
or partnership will be conducted by ths str
viving partners. J. Edward Young. Jr.. re-
siding No. 400 West End Avenue. New
YORK. y. y, and Charles r. Rossvcar, re-
siding az No. isa Cisreuiont Avenue. Mont
clair. y. J.
THIRD: That the name OF ,he firm uneer
which the said partners are 20 conduct the
said business Is Thurston Brsidich.
Dated. New York. January list. ig.i.
!. EDWARD YOUNG, Jr.
CHARLES r. ROSEvEAN
state OF New York. City OF New YORK.
County OF New York. es.
On the ifth day OF January. 1921. before
me came. j. Edward Young. Jr. ard Charlss
r. Rosevear. TO me know 20 be the srdi-
vidusis described in and Who executed tbs
foregoing instrument and Soverally so-
iSnowlcdred that they executed The same
MORRIS BLAU.
Notary Public. New York County ieS
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
SUGAR STOCKS
PRODUCE.

BEA~s-AIarrow. choice. 1870. 100 ibs.
50; red kidney, 1920 so.cj6p.50: white KID.
ncy, 1890, Sl5ai5.s0.
BUTTEH-Croamery. higher than extras
ID. 5Oi4giJic.: extras. o. score. Doe. firrts,
90 to ~ score. iGiadta first. 81 10 y
gIc lower grades. s2H3sc. unsalted. higher
Than extras, 53tsa54c. extras, 52' stf53o.
firsts iinjlc; seconds. sou sc. held oi
storage. high scoring, isQ4Sizc. eStras, i5h
0l1isc: firsts, iia4Cc. seconds. ~ a 3uc.
lower grades. gsd3oc.; Danish casks. fresh
4a150c.. state dairy tubs, finest, lsasac.
good 70 prime. ioa4Tc.; common 90 fair
3QniOc ladies' current make, firsts, - 4
sos seconds, 24d25c.; lqlver grades. ga
c8c packing stock, current make, No. l.
23isQ 2lc. No. .. 23c.: lower grades, iTd22c.
CHEEsE-State. whole milk, held. early
made. 2sd27c. average run, 2R1e,i.c.l fresh
specials. 2fiiT25c.; average run, -5d a4c
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

lower grades, 20Jeoiac. twins. held. spe-
cials, .6tai 2siac.. average run, gfugsiac. (.
Wisconsin, held, flats. 2sVesc.. held. twins.
25u21c. single patsies, held. .5ia82ic.i don-
held, s9i.c.. frcsh, 2SAu2Sisc.; skinis. held.
specials. u go. primo 90 choice. i3diIisc.;
fair sc eocd.s2di4'sc.; To-; er grades. l0c.
Itt~-i'resu gathered, extras. dog.. CSC
extra firs.r. csc. flr.ts. 6gi1W6lc: seconds.
G0uGic.; d!rties. No I. 55a5Sc. checks fair
TO choice. dry, Jif52c.. rcfrieerator, fair To
good ald57c.: State, Pennsylvania aud
nearby Western. hennery whltcs. extras. 6ad
50c. extra firsts, G6H6sc.: firsts. Nfu65c .
gathered whites. firsts 10 extra firsts, S4H
ssc.. under grades, 60d63c. pullets ETq
5gc. Pacific coast, white. extras, 69aTOs.
extra firsts, 67D6Sc.; firsts, 0JdGec under
grades, 62Ge4c; pulleis. usual sizes. SIC
other Western and Southern, gathered whites.
62d66c.: state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery browns, extras, SIC. (;
rRthctcd brown aud niiNcd coluret GRADED
extras, Gee firsts TO srtrr firsts, s57s5c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ROCKLANp SILK COMPANY, nc.
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF

STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that spe-
eial meeting Of the stockhoders OF the
RoCKLAND SILK COMPANY. INC, VIII
be held at the branch office Of the Com
Svenue. borough OF Manhattan, City Of
New York, on the iith day OF February,
1927. az II o'clock in the forenoon, TOT ins
purpose of authorizing the Board or Direct
ors
"a, To jcontracr for the sale OF the Mill
ooued by the Corporation at Haverstra..
New York. including the real estate aud
buildings thereon and machinery, equipment.
and all other material and merchandise &C
cessoiy thereto or used herewith provided
that the total Saie price contracted for shall
not be less than 100000. and that. u ard
when such sale, shall be completed, provisioa
purchase price of the first and second mort
gage obligations Of the Company, principal
and interest;
Cb) To compromise sndfor pay all OF the
other obligations of the Company IN, cash
in property. and in order 10 accomplish
this result 10 transfer and assign 70 the
creditors OF the Company, and particularly
to the X Wibur-D -Doison Company, the iarr-
est creditor Of the Company. all OF ths
naercra ndise and stock Of goods on hand.
and also all ot the other assets Of the cor
poration OF whatever name aud nature ie-
niaining after the sale OF the mill properly
above specified.
(cl To take any steps that ,he said Beard
Of Directors may deem necessary or adyis
able 90 cauce tiie COMPANY 10 be disroIvsd
ard 10 discontinue the business or the COM
pany, and TO surrender IT'S franchise.
cd TO elect directors OF tho corpora t.5n
20 hold office until the next annual meetii,g
OF the stockholders and two Inspectors of
Election to serve at tho next election of
directors.
(e) And for the transaction OF any other
business that may properly come before said
meeting
Dated New York City. thi. Goth day OF
January. 1921.
(Signed) KENNETH WILBUR
T. O.. DCLSON
ROBERT Y. WILBUR
being ma jortty OF .he Directors
OF the corporation
J. G.. DOrSoN.
Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
TOBACCO STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
roTATnLs nsrmnda. bbI

POTATOES bermuda. bbl. SeaiO5o:
Maine. iSn Ihs Sgr3aO i0' lbs. $50 : sl
state, los Ibs S. 1903; $50 lbs. 81 sJu2 80 :.
Long leland. bbl., S35Udl. Danish. iSa lbs.
xgUn gS Sweets. Jersey. hp eket, Sifi 81 (:
Maryland basket 81 2Jd 1885 yams. Dbi.
Ssd5.
rOuITRN. DRL-SID--FRESH KILLED
CHfCkI NS--Frycrg, boxes J3NJJC.. roast
efs 3Ga fgc.. stays gTu3fc. bbls., so u 49c. I:
stacs gSn3Gr. FOWLS Boxes. glUfic.. (.
bbis. $50 10. OLD COCKS ~ 2Sc. CAPONs
Nearby 5IaGlt.s Western. 50HJSc slips
ssTs4c TURKEYS Young. 5sn60r ole
asraSc DUCEg-Western. 27d39c. GEESE--
2agf3tc CT I y 4 \ : 60 Pair. 50c Isl -.
sQuABs--Dos, s5al2. FRoZEN-CHICk-
faN0--hlo hlolltlrt ftHNNNltf AistlNf 'tft 'f''s .
roasters. $50 45c. FOWTS-eJd fb~ Old
COCKs-25si2 26c. Tt-RKEYs--Yours. jidG0c. .
old lGT57c pUCKS-Long and. iic. /;
Western S0uSoc GEEsE-Nc4;eru. 26a34c
EABBITg--Coitnntnt't urdravu 3ug4Vs. (;
drawn. isdest Jacks. undrawn, Ndi.i5,
drswu, S01Q0c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
FOREIGN BONDS.

Total sales stock 500 $50 shares. Total
sales bonds, 81 ,331 900. par value.
Sells cents a share. sOdd lots.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27

IF you have money to in
vest aad are seeking op-
portumities in the business
world, either as partner
or as All owner Of business,
consult the Business OPP
portunity columns of The
New York Herald both
daily and Sunday, which
usually appear daily
among the classified ad-
vertisements and in the
Want Directory on Sun
day.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
RIFLE SHELLS WRECK ARMoRY
Are Exploded ns Flames Sweep
Cleveland Structure.

CLEVELAND Ohio. Jan. 2s.-Ten thou
sand rounds of rifle ammunition stored
in the basement of the Cleveland Grays
ArmoTy exploded this morning when
flames swept through the structure.
Three firemen were overcome IN tho
suffocating smoke that rolled through
tho big auditorium and were rescued by
theit comrades just as the roof fell in.
The loss Is estimated az $500. .0e0. OF
which 1000 was in Government para
phernalia.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27

LCST--ln the Wall street section OF New
York. certificates OF the common capital
stock OF Taylor Wharton Iron d Steel 20:
Numbers tF-53l for six shares and CF-3si
for foriy-four shares. Finder Will be iib~r-
ally rc| arded fer the return OF these certtf-
cstrs 20 Room No. 1901, 90 Wall street, New
N11rl
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat 3os.ss3 bu.; corn, so,5s7 bu.
rye, 106,4i0 bu.; beef. 100 hbls. bacons
162,50o lbs. lard. 2,43S.740 lbs. grease
10000 lbs. -four, 3,i37 sacks; cotton.
seed oil, 2,7oi, 200 lbs lubricating oil
s,250 gals. oatmeal, 1900 bbls. OF
cake z,s5s,soo lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
COFFEE.
The range of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
Range Of prices
COFFEE CABLES.

rio futures unchanged 10 80 reis higher.
Dollar rate $50 refs lower at 6sioo. Ex-
change I'D. higher at oSsd. Receipts $500
Receipts 81 600 bags and stock 3.403, 600 bags.
Receipts at ports 5000 bags. against 1900
last year and 10000 two years ngo. Sno
raulo had 5000. against 5000 and i3,Ov6
two years ago. and Jundiahy $4,000, against
Z 900 and 5000 bngs respectively. Rain IN
three districts OF Sac raulo, fine in one and
showcry IN one Cleared from Santos Oi 900
I..-. a.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
COTTON STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL,
METALS.

on tho New York Metal Exchange
yes terday tin was quiet but firm with
Cl; - A quoted at 33d35.5o; Class Y.
20 asked and straits shipments. 80 a
&c. Copper. dull; spot and January.
tSc February. l3isc.. all asked Lead
quiet New York spot > and East ST.
Louis AIS. Zinc easy: New York spot
60 ard East ST. Bouis 525.
os
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
NV YORk STATE RONps.

Form. Rate and Maturity. BID. Ask. About.
Coupon 4iAs. Jan. 1901. .i0t los 49,
Regis. AIS. Jan. 1884. ..iOt 1o3 4.3J
Coupon iiss. Sept. 1865. ..l0i l03 4.35
Regis. fIas, Sept 1860. ...iO0 i03 f.3j
Coupon AIS, March, 1907. 90 9s 40
Regis. AVS. March, 1866. 90 IS t.3J
Coupon As. jan, ie65.... g6 % $50
Regis. 4hs. Jan. iQ0J..... e6 9st f.35
Coupon AIS. Jan, 1855. n6 osit 4.35
Regis. 4ias. Jan, la45. NG eS4 f.31
Coupon As. 1907. J. 4 j.. al % 4.si
Regis. a., 1907 j. & J.... 90 % AZ
Coup. ~. 1888 81. ", a =. ~ eS 4.3I
Regis. is, 101s-G1 VI. :. 20 93 4.37
Coupon a., Jan, int6...... ~
Regis. IL. lap, 1896. ..... ~ %.
Coupon is. Jsn., i9i2.... ~ e.
Regis. Is. Jan. ioi2...s... no
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
STEEL STOCKS
rouLrnY. IINE-rowr.s--r-.lrl,, j..

Aic.i express. 32U3sc. CHfCkIs,S- r'reigift
2ec.; express. .H1@.c. hrollers. freight goc
eyptcsn. tou So. Old nOOSTET;sA AFrtirht
Is. TEEkBYS-lreiellt 80. express l10
0oc. DuCNS--Frcisht. sc. eNpress. 4sc
4sc.i Auscofy. 22c. GEESE-Freigff g1O
Sc; express. 1850. ANS-~rrtfaff of
gNpreas, i5oiTc. pfgEONs-f'air 70H65e
GuINEAS-pair 5oJGcc. RABBITS Ia
press. 10 9oug1c
1--we STOCK AND MEAT PRICES
Common 20 prime sicers. loo lbs 81 iOat no 90
Common 20 choice bulls 100 lbs. -Q0f 80
Common 10 choice cows 100 lbs .Ja 20
Common 10 prime veais. 100 lbs Il O0S, 1870
Common TO prime sheep lewes).
lNv ints st.sss4sss..sssss4ssss. A.uNr u.t 10
Common TO prime lambs. 100 lbs n0Ou N -
Live hogs, 100 ibs..............fo.50r son IL %
Dressed beef steer sides, b.. tao II
City dressed veais, ib.......... 200 -
Dressed mutton. ID, ........,.. fn1 ff
Dressed wsthsrs, lb,........... ian IL
Drssssd lambs, city. b...... goa .
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
prssolrrIoN NOTICE.
rHInsIoN a nnl,IpIcH.

No,.ce Sc hereby given that thr partnc
ship between James q. shaw. j. Edwsrd
Young. Jr and charles r.. Ro-cvesr under
the firm nsms OF Tnurston Rrsidich has
hecn dissolved and that The business cf said
partnership Will he continued b. no under
sisned ~ co-partrcrs under tis said firsn
usu-c Of Thurston a Eraidirn.
rated New Nctk. gsnnary fsf, 1921.
w. EDWARD rOrNfS, "
CHARLES n. BoSEyEAR.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27

MADISON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
f..s.iar senlt-annuAl dividend OF Thres
PEI Cent. taril rud an additional dlyificrd
on one Ter Gent. ifsl has Been declared
payable on 1'ebiuaIy 18th. ieei 20 stock
hoiters Of record az the clos Of business
February tWi. 1921.
ARNOLD u. SMITH. sfcrcjsrt
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet unchanged at l4c; sales
46T bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged
at li.o5c.: sales 1.sij bales. Mobile nomi-
nal at I4c. and Savannah at iJc., with no
safes. Norfolk quiet, unchanged at lie
sales 100 bales Augusta steady, unchanged
at lie: sales t.oOj bales. Memphis steady.
unchanged at li.5nc.. sales LOO bales.
Houston steady. unchanged at 13.10c.: sales
2,2i5 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged
al 14.j0c.: sales $50 bales. Dallas steady.
10 ports lower at 12.53c.: sales $3.50 bales.
Montgomery steady. unchanged at 1880
snles $50 bales. Fort Worth steady. un-
changed at IL. 1oc.; sales 1900 bales,
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
Pennsylvania Coal 4 Coke
Corporation.

~ meeting OF the Board OF Director.
Of the PsnnSylva mia Coal & Coke corpora-
tion held this day there was declared the
regular dividend OF two C2l per cent out cr
the accumulated earnings and surplus or
Tho Company, payable on February i8ti,
1921. 20 stockholders 20 record AZ tf' clo-s
Jf business on February Sfh. 1921.
r. ~ WATKINS. President.
January &c. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27

a SPECIAL Meeting OF the stockholders OF
the sun Printing and Publishing Associe
ton viii be held THURSDAY. Ysnrary -.
1921. ~ $50 z. u. a. the office of the
President OF the Association. $50 broadway.
New York City. the meeting having been
called by tho President.
r. II. TITHERINGToN, secrstary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton quiet at points decline; mid
ding, s9ad Sales 1000. American, 1000
Imports 400 AL American. Tenders. new
docket 1000 bales. Futures opened steady
AZ to Ia poinfs decline. Closed steady nt
20 Ia - points hdyance. Januhif' n'hW'
March q 4fd.: MAY. 9Gld.: July. 2. led ::
october, 9.sld Manchester Yarns and
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
SUGAR.

The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
BONTJs
BALTIMORE.
sain
BONDS.
PITTSEURG.

Sales. Ofen. High. Low. Last.
100 Am Rolling NJ - - ~ 4l
$50 Am w G. Mch l0s i0s 1915 los
GO Am W G NJ pf 81 81 - 50
200 Arkansas Gas. 50. So So sI
80 Barnsdall r. 20 - 20 -
60 Carlo lIyd pf y
1900 GufteY ........ 2lfs ~ 2"9s 20
20 HARRISON w. ~ ~ ~ ~
20 HARRISON W pt 20 % a9 10
20 Lone star Gas - - - -
$50 Mfrs 1t & II 5aH 52is - y
1900 Marlaud ...... - "a ~
81 y Fireproof Ut IA i@'s l:'54 iI's
tal Ohio Fuel Oh. IL iG ~ 10
~ ohio Fuel sup isi5 ASia IS 4s
200 Oklahoma Gas .aEs 29is 9ais .Afs
300 Peh Jerome. 3
~ T'rh Plate Gls 1l5 iij lia ii5
10 Union Cas-. III III Ii6ia liGA
r 30 w Penn w =. 5SM 30 asta 30
- Wcsth Air Br. Na. 96 9da4 90
10 Wcsth Electric IS a. - 45
The New York herald., 1921-01-27
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. :6.--While Ae cot
ton aritet showed pronounced rvngth IN
the carly trading to-day II weaSuned later
and lost ali its gains. although on the Close
IL was stcadier and last prices were ~ net
gslns for the session of 10 20 ~ points.
c,lose: March. 1899: May, Ii.Osc.; July
14.30c. October. 1i.42c.; December, li.J1c-
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-02

attend the practices on FRIDAY
nights at the parsonage and as
sist in making our services more
inspirational al and helpful.
Next Sunday night we will be.
gin putting on the illustrated
lectures agaid. We have pur-
chaesd a lantern and intend to
put On one missionary or biblical
lecture each month. illustrating
them with the finest pictures we
could procure. Since the Ian
tern will become the property Of
the church when paid we are
asking that a silver Offering be
made once each month until the
priced is raised; but we want Gv-
cry peason to feel perfectly free
and welcome to attend whether
contributing or not.
Leonard G. Elver, Pastor.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-02
The Rebuilding
OF the Mill

w. E. Potts, the millright
who was ssisting in putting
the Baca county mill in order.
has plan for the rebuilding of
the mill that might be well to be
COZ sidered.
\ part OF his plan is for the
merchants to sign up contI acts
to Jake a certain amount of flour
and other p .oducts of the mill,
the citizens to subscribe a GER
tain amount for promotional pur-
poses, and for private indlvid-
ual then to take the property as
part bonus and proceed to
build and equip the mill.
The merchants here could tell
a noticeable difference in busi-
ness during the repairing and
remodeling OF the mill, the pay
che cks gong to the merchants
here instead Of being spent in
some other towns where the
checks are given.
1t might pay to talk up q pos
sible method of rebuilding the
mill.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-02
Not Guilty

Roceatly the Democrat Herald
spoke Of j. j. Long Of Went
worth as a republican.
''Pve got Il crow to pick with
you, said Mr.. Long when in
town on the 26.h.
Then you're not guilty"
"Guiityl'-lf | We're a reruN-
hcan Ia De just as ashamed Of
it a. the rest Of them arc
Then we told him story of o
boy and a girl, both somewhat
timid.
For the first time in both their
lives the young fellow went home
with her.
On the way neither Of the m
spoke word till they got to the
door step, when the girl said
Don t tell anybodu.'
Il won t." said helm lust