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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
American Goods
Regarded as Best
BY Netherlands
Superior in Utility and
Equal in Quality to All
Other Nations Products"
Says Amsterdam Report

Great trade expectations were en-
tertalned regarding 1920 in the Amste
dam district. says report from Con-
sui Frank w. Mahin to the Department
OF Commerce. At the beginning of the
year they were being realized, but as
the months passed a decline in both
foreign and domestic trade set in
which amounted almost to prostration,
and in some cases collapse The de-
preston affected stocks and shares of
practically all industrial and shipping
companies and spread to the smaller
lines of trade and industry.
AS result of the general reduc-
ton of prices large stocks Of mer-
chandise, intended partly for export
and partly for home consumption, are
said to be unstable
Exports through the harbor of AM
sterdam more than doubled in weight
during 1920, as compared with 1919
though the imports increased only
about 10 per cent.
While almost every American prod
uct may have a possible market in the
portunity is said to be available for
such articles as autom obiles, bicycles,
textiles and clothing in general, fruits
fresh and canned), hardware of all
kinds, coal, cigarettes, livestock fod-
der. boots and shoes, mineral oils,
electric machinery and appliances
moving picture films and raw mater
ials for machinery works and for
pharmaceutical preparations.
American goods returned because
unfit for sale or unsuitable for this
market" says Consul Mahin, care rel
atively so tri1ing in variety and value
that they may be disregarded in con-
sidering the possibilities for American
products iE this district. The general
disposition is highly favorable toward
trading with the United States, and
American products are regarded as
superior in utility and equal in quality
to the products of other countria'."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Marrh e'sderick Lnokcnbach. Portland. Ore.
Angeles March is; Cristobal Anrii ~
sne Luckenhach Steamship Line. with
'''s sac loot Of $50 at. P'kiyn
- sur Hacchus CFr). Marseilles March
G or March .. Leghorn March II. Pal
MIC VIC march is. Alicante March 90. Malaga
mdse p ss; 10 The The Three star Line. with
str Georgeanna Weeins. Baltsmore "a
.ne Halschsw Steamship Co. with mdse
o Str f0rs El s sn, Red a,l Hook Flats. sklyn.
: oqthern Pacific Co. with mdse: pier s.
tn str City Of Montgomery. savannah; to
nidse Pier 35 r '9 ""N
tneket h A1ri, &c q Whitehsad tAml. Nan
mdse; anchored off CITY Island w. WIZ"
o. et ,,,, \ nsaido vi 90. Gibraltar March
~ YIN mdse to Mcdonnell & Truda pier
Z Gresham (Am>. sea to the unitsa
T reansS coast Guard Service; anchored on
: Str Annetts, Port Antonio Apri, G. to
s 81 Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit; Pier
str Santa Eulalia. Havana Marc, :.
saEua April /. Matanzas April l. ,o th H.,
American & Cuban Steamship Line with
ST. T zoe, OF Jay st. B,klyn;.
sack Diamond Steamship Co. in ballast :.
enc aored off Red Hook Flats. B.klvn
MS s1r H'e 90 Rosario March IT, to the
kslloggs Docks shsdyside. \ NJ J. ''"See'
Str ri Captain. San Juan April 70
i f,ooert L Hague in ballast. Morses Dry
Str Robert Maersk Dan). Baltimore
AprH 10 to Isbrandson. Molier & Co VIII
hese; Martins Docks 8 l.
~" S's samuel |. Fuller. Lobos April 3. to
8, Bayonne r. oi' Tier
Str Muskogee. Port Lobos April 4. to
o o,9oT Tnx l. Hague with crude oil: anchored
OH ompkinsville S l.
S.t meas tBr), Palo Blanca April
10 me me Iidswater OIL Co. with crude oil:
AnShored Off Tompkinsville S I. VII
Aprl !, Charleston April 2. to Func In
Edye Co., with pass. mails ana rsd.a
anchored off Quarantine GIL" iaose;
Str Jenerson, Norfolk to the Old Dom,n-
ion transportation Co, with mdse: P,er ': as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM. April Str Tacoma
MANCHESTER. April Str Nile.
RIO DE JANEIRO, April Str vauban
(Br).
MELBOURNE. April 1o-str cathlamet.
PERM, April 11-Str City of Oran
tBrl. Qrom Calcutta).
ALGiERS, March 30--Str Marina Qt)
ACElO, April s-Str Lancaster castle
(Br),
BOMBAY. April 1O--str Falls City (Br),
from Calcutta)
ST M1cHAELs. April 1o-str Liberty
Clio from Rotterdam}.
n IRE April S-str France (Br.
ALDEN, April lO--Str Clan Macbeth (Br).
Arrivals from New York
LIVERPOOL, April 1l-~str celtic (Rr).
LONDON. April i1--Str Verbania (Br).
ALGlERS March 29-Str Spiendor EO
r. TRIESTE, April Str San Giusto 90.
(for Patras).
PLYMOUTH April l1-str Noordam
tDu), for Rotterdam. and proceeded)
MANCH ESTER, April 1l-Str Ranenf-
Dan).
BERGEN. April Str Gezina (Nor).
Ihonas)' Sth, strinda (Nor), (for Buenos
HONG KONG, April 11-strs Moorish
Prince tBrl, (via singapore). West Camp
Saw wa fokohama).
paw '''' Noiiiiiiunl-
PARA. April s-str St Michael (Br)
~, NJ AN CHESTER, April 10-Str Mercian
rr xAokoB ia, April Str Eastern
ROTTERDAM April Str Collinrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13

r., from The Tribune's Washington Bureau
Dc "sAShlNGTON, April 12-Navy or
usfs issued to-day follow:
r eryant Ii. H. r.. to Washington.
DsnS, gun. T. r. TO U. S. s Marlborough
:. feet 49, ~ -0es'' RIOT . PACING
irs ay., 1t Com, r. S. to Washington.
=. hecticut " " ~oA
coT Timrh Carp. G. D.. to Boston.
HauIanui' ~. Q, E.. to U. s. g Beaver
Isyasr. Il II. w. to South Charleston.
Ns,b5nosy' Ems f. O.. to IT, s S. Ferenholt
pssorstadS, 1t q. 60 {. j.. to Annapolis. is
Niss MAJ, L. q. 3D. e. b. 10 U. s. S,
hhsa,sons. Il; Com. II. f.. to Houston.
sh9" yee.. l.. W G.. to Kansas city.
Sicer ms FMS. A. c.. 10 Hampton Roads.
Ma, Ems L., TO L. S. s. Fulton
ton ten LII Com. T. D., to South Charles
pp a.sks. 1t, Com. f.. to Guam
Z ssrarnI IL A. r.. to rutuila.
j ~ Ems T. r.. 10 Yorktown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
Foreign Trade Notes

The American Chamber of Commerce
for the Levant, with headquarters at
Constantinople, has opened bureau of
Information to handle inquiries con-
eerning trade openings, investment OPP
portunities and queries regarding con-
ditions and firms in the Near East.
A commercial treaty between Finland
and Esthonia is now under considera~
ton
Exports declared for the United
States at the American Consulate at
Valparaiso. Chile, decreased from s1S,-
o45,000 in 1919 to $16,167, 900 during the
last year.
Heavy orders for American maehin-
cry have been placed recently by Aus
tralian firms, and it is reported that
irrther orders are likely to follow, as
satisfaction has been given. Special in
qulrles have been made for planning ma
chimes (iron), brass fnishers' lathes,
shaping machines and radial drills.
Consul Edward A. Dow reports from
Aiglers that the recent increase in the
weight limit of parcel post packages
exchanged between the United States
and Algiers to ten kilos approximately
twenty-five pounds) may serve as an
opening wedge in the revival of Al
eera's import business with the United
States, which has fallen off sharply,
ewing to the depreciation of the French
franc on the American market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
eports Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Government Hid, Not Operation,
Marines Need, President Saws

NEED for the maintenance body
voiced by President Harding Congress-
1T is not Congress- he
thought this to befng the United
States means establish
ThsRepubic realize righteous
DAVIS of the
expanding Republic until the millions
oordinad our shppng
mas government
market | the world agreeable to exchanges"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
sail Tuesday

Panhandle State. Lon
o4.l ........ $50 AM 100 PM
La Bourdonnas. Havre $50 AM 19.oo NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
Shipping Board
Liners Assigned
For Sea Trade
Munson Steamship Co. Gets
American Legion and Sea
Grit for Operation in the
South American Service
KEYSTONE State Due Soon
another 535-Footer to Go
on Trans-Pacific Run for
the Admiral Line in June

Three more of the Shipping Boards
sss-foot combination passenger and
.,rvo liners are expected to be in
operation in June.
Announcement has just been made
sv the board of the definite assign
mont Of two of these, the American
rso;on and the Sea Grit, to the Mum
son Lines.
Roth Of these 13,ooo-ton vessels will
10 operated in the service between this
.auntry and South America. They are
now practically complete. but are hav-
mo some alterations made for the
nprpose OF increasing their passenger
accommodation.
Another Liner Ready Soon
A third Of the 535-footers nearing
completion is the Keystone State,
which has been assigned to the Ad-
miral Line for operation in the trans
Pacific trade. This vessel is scheduled
"a sail from New York for the Pacific
Coast via the Panama Canal on June
4. and after making the trip will at
once be placed in the Orient trade.
The Keystone State has been pre-
ceded in this service by the Wenatchee,
also under the Admiral Line. On
satudav last the Wenatchee sailed on
her maiden voyage to the Far East
from Seattle, opening the new service.
She carried full cargo and had
$50 Chinese IN the steerage. She will
make Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong and Manila.
Five Trans-Pacific Boats
Before the end of the year the Ad-
miral Line expects to have five of
these boats in operation in the Orient
trade and to be maintaining sailings
from Seattle every two weeks These
liners will be able to make the trip
10 Shanghai in fourteen days, COM
pared with the average of thirty-five
days required for the passage by cargo
steamers. Shipping men expect that
as result much freight now carried
BIZ cargo boats will be diverted to the
new liners, and it is likely that the
Pacific service furnished by Shipping
Board freighters will be reduced as a
consequence.
According to the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, the Shipping Board will
save $4,000 on each round trip of the
555-foot liners operated from that
port in comparison with vessels of
the same type operating from San
Francisco. The schedule of the We
Bah
on the round trip to Japan, China and
me Philippines than fer similar ships
plying between San Francisco and the
Far East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

me p connscting malls close at the Gen
st ation. New York. az 6 p. M, as follows: ice
Hawan and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Cores and China, via San Ear.
else, cisco S steamship corsa Maru April H.
~ nh;n coTea; CHINA Siberia. French Indo-
emma. Netherlands East Indies (excent
S Sama.rs9 and and, Philippine Islands. via
ship Empress Of Japan. April ia.
apan. Sorea and China Especially ad
dressed onlyl, via Seattle, steamshjn
Africa Maru. April IA.
laval avail VIA San Francisco, steamship Mat
japan dTsaseS S0r Ta, Siberia and specially ad
=, steamship Fushima Maru. April II A'''e'
Hawan and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China. via San Irran.
"a CISCO steamship Siberia Maru. April 81 81,
M Man., va IA, san an Francisco. steamship
japan Pan coTsa China. Siberia. French 1ndo-
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands NoS vls
ES nmeousep and Victoria b. c.. steamship
a IN press =, OF Asia, April 90.
1 ii.si' NJ Ware uesas' Cook Islands. New
Aeaiaha ana Australia, Via San rran
cisco. steamship Tahiti. Anril "a ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-13
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu.
cation Static,

distance is given in miles. Report. ara
o@'eo al noon unless otherwise specified !
Abangarez PSI Crstobal Apr II.
ISL ciacn al rarTasut 1850 from San Fran
aeolus l55s Sc Ambrose Apr -
Aass Two 20 from Port I.obos Apr II.
Aironn,,i 80 'at 80 Of lon Sc 40 Apr IL.
A a $50 sW Hatteras Apr II.
Apr II. rM
Ario l72 e Sabine Bar Abr II
Arlzpa $40 Cape May Apr IL.
Artsgafs 400 8 Hatteras ADr -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

va prop6sito de esta subasta; sc, por
que 10 he visto apuntado en- donde
apuntan estas cosas, que Ell citado ca
mi6n Wichita ccst6 al Munieipio
de Arecibo la .brillante suma de TRES
MIL QUINIENTOs DoLARES, cpnA
tantes y sonantes; es decir, he de ex-
poner I'd, pulcro lector, que va hay
quien Sc esta preparando, para en- el
dia de la subasta, ofrecer por Ell que
fu6 canton Wichita, la esqueletica
suma de oCHoCIENTos DoLARES.
La diferencia que hay entire Ell costc
y la venta de este vehiculo, la debemos
afiadir al costo brutal del viejo, aban
donado desgraciado motor que Uds
va conocen, y lamar esos miles de do
lares al canasto del olvido, y dar gra-
cias Dios, por que HEMoS. podidc
salir de esos "ADEFESIoS" Y evitar
nos mas dolores de cabeza ...
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UN BANJO INTERIOR
REFRESCA Y DA
BUEN ASPECTO
UN vASo DE Aqua CALIENTE
FosFATADA, ANTEs DEL DEs-
AYUNo, EvITA LAS ENTER
MEDADES

Los medicos del mundo entero reco-
miendan Ell bafio interior, basandose en-
que es mucho mas importante que la linn
pieza interna, porque los poros de Ia
piei no absortcn nj llevsn a la sangre
impurezas capaces de perjudicsr Ia sa-
lud, en- tanto que los pOrOs de nuestras
diez yardas de intestinos, ST 10 hacen.
Aconsejamos las personas dc am.
bos sexos, que tomen tOdas las mananas
antes del desayuno, un vase de aqua
caliente con una cucharadita de Fosfa-
to Limestone. Esta es la mancra mas
inofensiva no solo de conseguir que 81
est6magO, ell higado. los rifones y los
intestinos queden hbres de las materias
indigeribles, la bills y las tOxinas deja-
das pOr la digestion de la vispera. sino.
tambien, de limpisr, refrescar y purih-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

La piel de los infantes es tierna. Echese
I'm POGO de este maravilloso pOlvo anti.
s6ptico Y sanativo en- el aqua v vease
como ell Milo disfruta SUI bafio. Los
Bailos diarios cor ell MU-COL protegen Ia
Diel delicada contra ell sarpuil,do, las
erupciones y otras intermediates pelgrosas.
Ell MU-COL es sanativo, calmante v
agradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
lie los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
comiendan como el antiseptico mas efici..
ente para las madres y los beb6s. Conser-
vese siempre un paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
icios que Sc derivan de su uso diario. =
Sc recomiepda siempre para Il trata-
miento de la Leucorrea, .as Secreciones
de nal Cardcter, la Ulceraci6n Y la De-
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
uebiHdades uterinas cr6nicas de las mu..
ieres.S De Venta en- Todas las BOticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

Oscar Colon Delgado le arrima al
Sr. 'Poriquitin'' soberbio s'varapalo'
por no haberle invitado al acto de la
-colccsci6n del retrato de Jose de Die
go, pintado por ell Sr. Colon Delgado.
En- carta que escribi al amigo Colon, lie
decia 20, que la Comisi6n de Festejos
NADIA tnvo que yer en- esa omission mo
numental, pues ell. Sr. Secretario munich
pal desde las columnas de su diario,
pidi6 que la Asamblea Sc hiciera cargo
de la organization de dicho acto, para
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car todO 81 canal aiimsnticio. aHtss ~
tonsar mas aiimsnto.
Tanto quienes 81 dsspsFtarss tlsusn
NAL aliento. sabor dssagFsaabis sn Ia
bOcs. iengua saburrosa. doisr DE- esbszs.
embotamieuto y tss sacia. cemo quisnss
padecen Dc ataquss biIiosos y sstFsai.
mientO. debsn comprar sn euaiquisr bo
tica un euarto De libra ds Fosfsso Lans.
stone. el eual cusssa sole amos poess
centavOs. pero "a bastants pass Gsmss
trar las snormss vsnssjas ds h Iimpis-
"a interns. AIR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
NEGOCIADO DE MATE.
kIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA

Sc recibiran proposiciones
bajo sobre cerrado hasta las
2 p. M, mayo 20. 1921, para
ell suministro de cinco caba-
Hos, propios para montar.
Pueden obtenerse PROPOSE
clones en- blanco dirigiendo-
Sc al Negociado Gle Materia-
lse Imprenta y Transporte,
San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
La Gran FabTiCa de
GaIIetaS de Ponce

Ha alberto un dep6sito en- esta ca
pital que sera centric de distribution
para los clientes de este iitoral de Ia
isla los cuales Ia fabrica no puede
dar atenci6n y serviciO rapidO desde
Ponce
Dicho dep6sitO estara cOnstantemen-
to prOvistO de tOda la Inca que en-
este articulo elobora La fabrica v prom
to estarAn nstas jaulas de distribu-
ci6n para servir las 6rdenes.
Los preciOs scran los mismOs dc la
fabrica.
Dirija sus 6rdeneS al Apartado 2O6.
parada 6 liz, Puerta do TERRA.
Quintln Disz.
Advt. Agcnte exclusive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

Clark Russell (W.)
Castanier (Prosper)
Cooper CD
Contreras CD
0 &c
Cort6n (A.)
Cuesta (Miguel de la)
Gambia (Francisco)
Cano (Leopoldo)
Chirvesches (ArmandO)
Cabreras (Raimundo)
CapIs CAD
Camoens (Luis de)
Carling (JOhn R.)
Cervantes Saavedra)
rs.TJS l. r.. D
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Arecibo en- sofia

'Prendo el lapiz, apago el s'jumazo' :
y escribo:
La prensa de San Juan me sirve la
noticia, do que la Administration mu
nicipal de la ciudad de los adouuines,
acaba de comprar TRES CA16IoNES
AUTOMOBILES. PARA LA ExTRAC-
CIoN DE LAS BASURAS. En- La poe
tica villa de Correa, ocurre todo 10
contrario: LA ADMINISTRATION MU
NICTPAL, ACUERDA sACAR A PU-
BLICA SUBASTA Ell UNICo CA
MON QUE PosEE, PARA LA Ex-
TRACTION DE LAS BASURAs
Todo es question de prOgreso; San
Juan, esta por 10 moderno; Arecibc, pa
ra demostrar 10 contrario, y pet cion
del caballero por la Gale de "Con v
Toste'' dispone que este jtrabajo 70
hacen mejor los Hlos6fcos bueyer, I'll
rando de las hist6ricas carretas; como
81 dijeramos: "El chivo, siempre tira
al monte Es por algo, por 10 que en-
la capital nos dicen a nosotros, los
del campo, por que las mas dc las
veces comemos yerba....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

que asf resultase mas brillante Y ''mas
lucido'. ssi,.ms
En- efecto, tan lucido result6 que a
Ipesar de buscarle por todas parties, So
10 pude yer al sr. Secretario, encara-
mado en- su poltrona municipal prepa-
rado para leer la "ordenanza'' de la
Asamblea, referente al acto que Sc iba
celebrar :.
Y para mas brillantez, Ell aqua Sc en-
cargo de apagar tai brillo, como un
castigo para aquellos que todos los en-
vnelven en- los mantos raqufticos de
los malsanos prejuicios pOliticos. =. To
men nota y beban aqua. -.
FL Concejo de Administrator orde
no que fueran pintadas todas las casas
que estuvieran necesitadas de pintura.
Y acto seguido, los duefos de las casas
por pintar, metieron mano a la obra.
Pero uno de esos duefios de casas, 70
por mi parte tanbien 10 digo, me dijo
q. la ''ley debia entrar por casa v que
por 10 tanto, el Municipio debia pintar
la parte esur de su edifcio, que por 10
visto, hace mas de diez anos que no
le pasan la sombra de una brocha.
Pero Ultima hora,ne han informa-
do que Ell dinero en- presupuesto para
tai obra, fue transferido otra partida,
motive por ell cual estamos como esta-
mos.
Les refero el case, para que no Sc
molesten mucho, al yer Ell feo aspec-
to de la parte sur v de la norte y
del oeste, del edifcio, pidiendo voz
en- cuello la sombra espeluznante de
Ia brocha. .
81 los Sres Comisionados me hicieran
ell favor de decirme con que fin Sc
hacen las ordenanzas que tantos dine
ros nos cuestan, seria cosa que les agra
deceria. Porque en- verdad os digo, que
ridos municipes, que hay cada ordenan
"a por debajo de La mesa, que mete
miedo da costillas, para olvidar de-
beres y amparar derechos MI, 1Quiere
Iresponderme el caballero por Hato
Abajo?
| Mientras tanto, apago ell lapiz, en-
ciendo Ell ''jumazo Y escuchen uste-
des.
80 MIC -KoLA.
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EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrara usted Ell MUNDO On eI
Cafe Central, de Gonzalez y Cano. Pla
70 "Jos6 F. NAter'' Advt
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Sor Juana ... - O5O
La HlJa del Cortijero 05O
Ell Segundon 050
Criticas Musicaes O75
La Condesa de Abrantes O.75
Historic de mi Vida -.-.. OTIS
La Condesa de Aulnoy ............ ........ 0T5
La Kelna Hortenca O75
Phnes 075
La 'MuJer en- Ell Hogar O30
Ell Tocador Practice - . O3O
Arte de Ser Elegante O3O
La Mujer Jardinero 03O
Salud Belleza ...,..-... O30
Las Artes de la Mujer .. O30
Cuadros Historcos de la Revolution Francesa 030
Ell Maestro de Santiago.-E Padre Feijoo
Poesias Escogidas ...-.. 900
Cartas dele Norte-La Condesita.-Poesias
Escogidas 090
Aires d'a nina Terra--O dvino Sainete ....,. 09O
La Madona del Carroussel . O9O
I'll Divine FracasO 080
Ell Candelabro de los Siete Brazos ~.-......... O9O
La Nueva Literature e tomos) ..-.a.......... 160
Ciudad Romantica - OTIS
Hombresh Piedras O.9O
Don Qujote la Guerra 0.60
La Suppression de la Guerra O.7O
La Sombra del Cuadrante O.40
Un Diputado Republican, 900
Playas, Ciudades Montaiias ...-....... 0.90
Elvra la Espiritual -....-..-- .. O.9O
Almas Brujas Espectros Grotescos . O.9O
La Cofradia de la Pirueta O90
Los Heroes e tomos) 1.2O
Sol de Media OBS
Mi Tic Bernard 035
La Guarda Blanca OBS
Ayenturas de Sherlock Holmes ...-..,---,..... 0.3O
La Sombra Fatidca OSO
La Trageda del Korosco .....~........,... O30
Los Emigrados O3O
Rodney Stone OS0
Un Duo OSO
Miguel Clark e tomosl 06O
La Casa Girdlestone g tomos) ...,.-..-.-..~. O6O
Sr Miguel q tomos) O60
La Guardia Blanca q tonios) .... OSO
Oona Roma OS5
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Cucryo Marquee (E.)
COlOmbine &C. de BurgOsl
Chamfort
Curros (Enriquez)
Cansinos Assens (R.l

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Rafael CABALLERO:-Agente de
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Lasker said that the board had spent
above earnings S100.0O0,0O0 in direct
appropriations $80,0O0,000 from the
balance of previous year, and $780,
900 from assets sales, or $780,
100000 of deficit.
The Needs.
81 am asking congress for $780,
100000 for the year." Chairman Lask-
er said, "and ! fear that l may throw
a lot of sand into the gear box of tax
revision, but we estimate that it will
take from $1O0,0O0,000 to $125,000,-
600 to run the next six months. But
we plan to pay for all losses of oper-
ations and settle part of the claims
against the shipping board amounting
to more than S300,000,000. These may
be settled at no more than so cents
on the dollar, because they are be-
lieved to be padded
AS an example of how great losses
have been entailed upon the board,
Chairman Lasker cited the construc-
ton of the American Legion. vessel
which went into service out of New
York this week and which he said was
redesigned and rebuilt on the ways,
so that her final cost to the govern
ment was between $6,000,000 and ST.
100000, or twice her value. Some of
the operators of shipping board YES
sells, he said, also took commission
of 5 per cent on freight handled dur
ing their control, though their boats
were piling up a deficit which the
board had to meet.