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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Los Esiados llnidos
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NMshingtan. fchrere fS.--ANnwd.
rAse que u Russia bolchrviqne cnnnln
cen Il cberclfe en- pie DE- guerra mas
extrnso Del mando On los arfuaics mo.
mentes. q juEgar por las liEsas CON.
parutivas cue estsn en- poder del De-
pAEsamento De h cnerra y cue han
sido dadas q Ia publicidad. para De.
mostrar que los Estados Unidos, ba-
ssndose en el ndmero De sus habi-
tantes. tienen un ejercito sobradamcn-
te eedncido. 81 le compare con los Dc
las naciones europcas y con algunoS
de las repdblicas sudamericanas y
asiaticas.
Los EstadOs Unid0s solo tienen So
bre las armas un ejercito regular de
%, 900 hOmbres, a6n cuando en- esta
cifra no sc incluyen los Escuchas de
las Islas Filipinas. La poblaci6n con-
tinental de los Estados Unidos arro-
ia l05,709,0O0 habitantes, y sobre es-
ia base el ejercito regular americana
representa- un OBI pOr ciento de su
poblaci6n, mientras la Russia bolche-
vique cuenta, segln informes tacitos,
con un ejercitO de l,500, 900 hombres,
sin contar las reservas, que deben ser
superiores a ese nImero. La pobla-
cion de este pals Sc basa en- el censo
de 1915, y de. .acuerdo con la estadis-
tica que aporta el Gobierno bolche-
vique, su fuerza militar cuenta un
0.80 por' ciento de la poblacion en-
aquella fecha.
China tiene el segundo ejercito CO.
nocido, compuesto de 1865, 900 hon.
bres, en- tanto Polonia. .ocupa el tercer
lugar y Francia el cuarto. Siguen a
estas Inglaterra Italia.
Con arreglo al numero de haitian
tes de cada pals, Rumania y Espafia
cuentan con poderosos ejercitos, 10
mismo que Czechslovakia.
He aquf la tabla comparative de
los ejercitos de Europa, con relacion
al de los Estados Unidos:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
De Ia Epidemia
yparalaEpdemia

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o. nmmas. smrH asos nl~di,inuls- =
cue d. M mom~mas aifo ll-Rara . -.
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sasas d. sn afAmado "1al.sn Brown
cue siempre iimpia. Tija. = "a ssI,len.
DOR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
las nuEvAs MEDrDAs
sANTrARrAs.
Ia inspscci6n de las msreancias.

Habisndo sido eOmprobAdos por
81 Laboratorio diferentes easos
De rstas infeetadas en- algunas po-
blaeionss de Ia Isla- por Ia presen.
10 50 hsee saber . todos los iute
rssados: Que este Dspartamento
ha ordsnado que ninguna merean.
eia o bulto salga de San Juan,
pien por ferrocarril. trucks o por
cualquier otra medida de trans
porte, sin que estas hayan sido
euidadosamente registradas y fu.
migadas por funcionarios encar.
gados de esta labor.
Fl Departamento lucha por que
81 brote de Peste Bubonica no So
extienda q Ia Isla, para poder con-
centrar On San Juan todo el per
sonal y dominar asi la situacion.
DR.. RUIZ SoLER,
Director de Sandal Insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
La pnmera seson
de Ia decima :
Legislature
Ia REsoLuCIoH A FAVOR DEL
cosERNApoR vAcEn IN
I'll sENADo #.
q pro y 81 contra o. eEte aEnEso oca-
aon4A AZ inteesaate debate
qie dura large tempo.

I'm rl Scnado -. d.~ruie la E'~"iu-
ci6u "a favor Del '.al~rnad"r Wager
= Mar,inrz Nadai dr Ia minnTid. ha
c,. uu discourse ,omhaiiendpia. hacicn-
do argument, de- que u ';olernad"r -
un NAL am'ricamo que sig'I.cnd" la
comtrnra dr Jorge Washington. acep-
tn una irrorra recleeci0n y va conira
de Ia vprdadera tendencia americana.
cue esa politica de Ia mayoria. ira
lando de imponer a "c0nfinuisno de
to9os los tiran0s de la America latina.
V dand0 IN tercer cheque a un Gober-
nadOr que no sabe ser americana es
solo um buen hombre que debe ir-e a
Kentucky. es una mala polftica, que
no cuadra las verdaderas practicas
de la libertad
Dice que eS IN buen leal america
no que precisamente p0r ESQ o. que
quiere Puerto Rico con la jugada
de gallOS. el arr0Z con coco. con sus
costumbreS con sus aficlofes. repu-
diando Ia mal0 del N0rte. los baiies
negreros del shimmy. las costumbres
maaS que nos quieren guitar las bue-
mas que tenemos. ..s..
Trata e problema polftico. pidien..
dc que todo el mundo mantenga sus
ideas. valientemente. 10 mismo en- la
tribuna. que Ell los mitines, que Ell
Washington. aceptando todos los cali
ticativoS por just0s injustOs que
sean. One es rdicuIa Y nos pone ell
NAL cOncepto AHA aqui; VA que la
may0ria que sOstuvO su criterio de
que Sc deSignara un portorriqueno,
mantiene una tercera reelection en- ia
vor de un ciudadano de esas cOndicio-
hes. Que mega la capacidad de I'm
hombre que despues de ochO amos en-
el pals 10 sabe dar los buenos dfas
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
"REAL SAN JUAN FOOT BALL
CLUB"
Conyocatoria.

Por la presente Sc convoca a todos
los .Socioss de esta entidad .peporti-
va para una Junta General Extraordi-
maria que Sc celebrara en- los salones
del Casino Espaiiol el dia 10. de Mar
20 de 1921 con el fin de tratar sobre
ell alto honor que Sc nos ha concedido
y otros asuntos.
San Juan, P. R., Febrero "a de 1921.
Ell Secretario,
Juan B. Arsuaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

Bales - Guarachas - RumbaS
y
Ell .RAYO INVISIBLE Ep. IL y 13
25 CTS. BUTACA
Maiiana :-Matinal con la pelicula de
Ia noche.-Matinee con eel GRAN
regalos a los ninos.-
Por la Noche nuevos nImeros, por
RAUL DEL MONTE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

Aver tarde el director de Sanidas
inform6 a nuestro reporter, que Ia
sitnaci6n durante las dltimas veinti
cnatro horas. ha mejoradO nOtablcmer
te. y que 81 los empleados contindaT
desplegando Ia misma gran actividad
y el pdblico no abandona su valiOss
cooperation, la epidemic tiene quo
desaparecer.
Fl DR.. Ruiz Soler esta verdadera.
naente admirado y satisfecho de Ia
efciente labor realizada por el pue-
bio en- general. para con- el departa.
naento de Sanidad.
No es peste.
Los dos casos denunciados aver
uno en- el barrio ia Perla" Y otro
en- "Hoyo Frio", fueron debidamente
examinados, pero resultaron que los
enfermos estaban atacados de otras
enfermedades,
0trO que ingres6 aver.
Aver tarde ingres6 en- ell "Cuaren-
tenario, una mujer llamada Julia Me-
dina, residente en- la Gale de San An
dr6s No. as, de Pnerta de TERRA.
Seglin nos inform6 el DR.. Lavande-
70, esta mujer presenta, mas que ma
.da, sntomas de tuberculosis. Ell es-
tado de Ia enferma no demuestra pro-
babilldades de ser un case de peste
Puede que Sc salven.
De acuerdo con los iltimos exame-
mes que le han sido hecho. a Hipofitc
Maldonado y a Ia Marrero, es muy
probable que Sc salven, pues de aver
hoy han experimentado gran me-
jorfa.
La desinfecci6n los. almacenes en- la
Marina.
Ell departamento de Sanidad orde-
nara que todos los almacenes de pro-
visiones de maderas radicados en
el barrio de la Marina, sean fumiga-
dos en- Ia misma forma que Ell de Su-
cesores de Lopez Vilamil y 90. Tam
bien todas las maderas que estan tt
radas en- q Malecon probablemente
tendran que ser levantadas de aquel
sitio. pues esta probado que ese. sitio
es una criadero de ratas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
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rsr tri siuasfrn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

(Continda EN- la pag. 81
The Washington times., 1921-12-04

ing. He has q conception Of school
only a. he knew II In his own
school days. American Education
Week should give the taxpayers who
furnish the funds for the public
schools firsthand knowledge of the
servi,e for which they pay. Educa-
ton cannot. afford to neglect this
opportunity - advertise its aim and
purp ,se."
American Education Week was I'm
national convention of the legion In
KR. .sas City. and the Americanism
commission has mapped out the gen.
eral plan to make the observances
a real success In every part of the
country. Details win be entrusted TO
the IL 900 legion posts.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Island People Live as
in Stone Are Period

LONDON, Dec. s.-People who ar,
stili living In the manner Of the stone
age are found on Rennell island. n
the Solomon group. Melanesia. accord
ing to DR.. Northcote Deck. a mission
airy.
DIR. Deck says there are only abour
500 Inhabitants. and because OF theii
Isolation. through lack OF ship's
anchorage. even their dialect ha
never been studied. The natives onl,
had implements and weapons Of stont
and wood when DIR. Deck first visited
the island.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Why Not Robes
At $2.79
Lawrence Bath Robes

In pretty floral designs, with
narrow satin ribbon in collar and
cuffs; cord, tassel and pockets.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04

French Kid Gloves, $1.95
The price seems suspiciously little;
you need be told this--the gloves are first
quality Sizes to Z, in browns and black.
CamisOles and Gowns, $1.W
The camisoles, pink or white, with val,
filet, Irish and crochet lace trimmed. The
night gowns of pink batiste, with dainty
lace and satin yokes. Special at $1.O0.
Silk PetticOats, SOS
Of all-silk messaline, straight line eff
feet, with hemstitched hem. Black ard
colors. Special at S2.98.
Boomers, 75c and $2.29
At 1929 are heavy wash satin Bloom
ers made to sell at $500. At 75c are
genuine Windsor Crepe Boomers in
white and colors.
Tots Peg-Top Rompers, SSc
Mothers and their little ones seem to
agree that they are best. Certain that
every boy and girl loves the VIDE stick
out pockets.
val Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04

Dresses Just From the Most Successful Specialists
of New York
The Story Is ThsThe Makers have supplied during
the with tens of thousands of dollars worth of dresses
appealed to at the psychological moment they
willing to make their clearaway of the That these makers
appreciate orders anticipate increased business with
logical why such values given and will be
offered our patrons
The Materials The Trimmings I
tailored =
The COLOrs The Sizes
n
morning-9I5 oclock-a $59 choice
Paais Royal Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
And Look for The Palais Royal
Famous Basement Store
"Bargain Tables"


gains, suitable for Christmas pre-
1000 Lace Scarfs, Etc.
Don't Judge by the Prices-See Them
Scarfs in two lots, choice for Csc and
100. Centerpieces and scarfs, Soc, 75c,
$l.OO, $3.50 and $500 each. Every home
can be frightened with one or more Of
these beautiful lace pieces. There is al
ways a place for them. They suggest
Christmas presents.
Table Cloths, S1.OO to $2.9S
Of damask, in designs as in expensive
pure linen cloths. Hemstitched and seal
loped. The years best bargains at $1.OO,
$2.29, $2.69 and $2.98.
Silk Umbrellas at $6.98
Women's-of green, navy, purple and
brown silk, with ivory-like Bakelite han
dies, at $6.98.
Silk Vests and Hose, $1.5O
Women's Glove Silk Vests, in all sizes,
at $1.5O; and first quality Thread Silk
Stockings at $1.50. Sizes 8h to 10, in
grays and black.
~
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
At $5.S5
Beacon Bath Robes

Some trimmed with wide satin
ribbon and fastening with large
satin buttons and silk cord.
Palais Royal Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
At 1919
Beacon and Lawrence
Bath Robes

It's old storydelaying selection and being disappointed
later. But not this year-not with the reader.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Silk Vests and Hose, $1.5O

& See Bargain Tabes-Palas Royal Bargain Basement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Tobacco Company, quar-
terly OF ~ per cent.on preferred, pay
able July /.
Autocar Company, quarterly of III
per cent, payable June 10.
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd, quar-
terly of ] q per cent on preferred, pay
able July 20.
Continental Passenger Railway Com
pany. semi-annual of 6 per cent, pay
able June 80.
Fisher Body Company, quarterly of 2
per cent on per cent cumulative pre-
ferred.
Freeport Gas Company, quarterly Of
1h per cent on preferred, payable June
l.
Guffey Gillespie Oil Company, quar-
terly OF tx per cent on preferred, pay
able June 1.
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky,
quarterly Of per cent. payable July /.
Thompson-Starrett Company, 81 a
share on common. payable July 1.
Union Passenger Railway Company.
semi-annual Of sK per cent, payable
July /.
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company, semiannually of 10 per cent.
payable July 1.
Worthington Pump and Machinery
Company, quarterly of l " per cent on
common, payable July IS, IL per cent
on class A and 1h per cent on class
y. payable July /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Directors Of the Chandler Motor Co.
VIII meet June 6 for dividend action.
In weh-informed quarters il is expected
that the disbursement will be $50 per
share, or at the rate of Sc per year
instead Of the present sic.
Clearly the present developed capa-
city uf the American automobile indus
try is much In excess of the power of
the people to buy cars and trucks in a
depression period. In effect. the best
makes of cars at the prices win be
bought. and the strongest companies
VIII come through ahead Of competitors.
For April the Union Pacific reported
gross earnings OF .o75, an in
crease OF S722.s71, and more assuring
still. its net operating income, at So
374.2sS. was more than double that for
the same month last year. These
figures stand in strong justification of
the recent action of the board of
directors in maintaining the established
dividend OF the company.
Taking the prior obligation at their
face value and the General Motors COM
mon stock at the law price made yes
terday. the total capital obligations of
the corporation foot a total OF $685.
$4,000. Deduct from that net current
assets OF sl44. .ss3 900. and there is left
only s1so.736.000 to stand against the
plant and other net assets reported in
excoSe * s2ss. 900.
i deficit Of $3.50. 200 is reported by
the W ys-Overiand Company for 1920.
after all charges and inventory ADJUST
ments, against a surplus of sI735, 900
for preceding year. Deficit after COM
mon and preferred dividends and pre-
ferred stock redemptions, amounted TO
1888 ,ooo against a deficit of s.. 2.213. 900.
Some shrewd market operators have
been waiting a period of unsettlemerlt,
which always has occurred in the past
just prior to new major movement.
These operators have been buying Sc
lected stocks every day this week, and
will continue TO buy them on the theory
that this is the final stage of an accu-
mulative market, the results of which
VIII be apparent to the public next fall,
when prices. they anticipate. viii be
many points higher.
Some Reading Co preferred share
holders interpret the opinion of the
United States District Court in ap-
proving the Reading segregation plan
as establishing a precedent which viii
govern the distribution OF any other
assets by the Reading. The Prosser
Committee. representing 5000 common
stockholders. viii meet today in New
York 10 consider the courts decision
While no official word has been re-
ceived regarding a campaign against a
continuance Of the full train crew laws
in the States which have adopted them,
II is the belief in some quarters that
their repeal will be sought by the roads.
These laws have hampered the carriers
by causing them TO work more men,
they say, than are necessary, and saw
ings Of millions of dollars could be
effected if all of the States should abol-
ish them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

USED CARS Five passenxor Haynes tour
ing. 500, T-pa~senNer studsnAkef. x>>o,
REQ roAdater e40o Buick tourtux. SpAs.
senger, S43O. Taylor Motor SAlpa o. AS
Orange street Phonc <2a&.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
STOCK PRICES ADVANCE
ON NEARLY WHOLE LIST
Rails Increase One to Two Points
With the Other Shares
Following.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. May 26.-tWall Street.
10. 30 n. m.)--Thcre were few cxcep-
tions Ia the higher trend Of prices at
the broad and active opening OF today's
stock market. yesterdays belated rally
showing numerous extensions. Steels,
equipments. investment rails and Mexi-
can and domestic oils. featured the ad-
vance.
Pressed Steel Car soon rose 2 points.
Crucihle Steel gained a and Great
Northern and Northern Pacific made
one point gains.
similar Improvement was shown by
Mexican Petroleum. Central" Leather
and Pierce Arrow preferred.
Baldwin Locomotive opened at a
slight recession. but Immediately re-
bounded and leather and tobacco is
sues were fractionally higher.
Rubber specialties and European oils
comprised the few backward stocks
Rubbers Only Laggards.
Noon-Rails led the list 10 higher and
broader ground during the morning.
Euying of those shares at gains of / to
, points was stimulated by recent state
ments of earnings showing marked inn
provement, especially among Pacifics
and coalers.
Shippings moved forward with trans
nortations and many Of the steels and
equipments increased their early gains
The advance also comprehended most
OF the popular oils. motors and promi-
nent miscellaneous issues, including
metals. textiles and utilities.
Rubber shares were the only re-
dictionary issues showing further losses
on adverse trade conditions.
Call money opened at { per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

organization. recently acquired BY the
Hudson River day line, WAS given a
trial trip recently by ifH new owners.
Originally built for the GRIND Trunk
Railroad, II wss never put into service
although utilized for Eonn months dur
ing The war by The Navy Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

can Car and Foundry Company will
soon put on the ways. They Win be
built Of wood.
The passenger steamer pe witt
Clinton, built by the Harlan and Hoi-
liugsworth Corporation before It be-
came part Of the Bethlehem Steel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
Habess Corpus for Custody of Children,

In Superior Court today John w
Brady filed a petition for a writ of
habeas corpus in the matter of the Gus
tody Of Mary Louisa Neri and Philip
Neri. minor children. The court fixed
Tuesday next as the time for the hear
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
Y. N. H. A. Smoker.

The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton will hold nits annual smoker at
Third and King streets, at SIS O'Clock
this evening. Smokes. boxing and
vaudeville will be entertaining features
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
LIGHTERS ron u. :.

Additional contracts secured by the
construction plants of the city recently
include three lighters OF large capacity
for the Federal government, which the
jackson 4 Sharp shops Of the Ameri-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4 CO.
du Pont Building.
p. 4 S. Hospital Auxiliary Meeting.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Physi
clans and Surgeons Hospital will meet
at the home of Mrs. Hill, 1915 West
Sixth street, at o'clock tomorrow
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
USED CARS

USED CARS
N0TE-Absolutely no charge for crsQ t
,r roa buy Tor cash Al exactly The SAne pr,ce.
men for further Information.
STUDEBAKER TOURIN6S-lsls. 1890.
1921. all in Hrst-class rncchanlcal condltion,
with excellent rubber all aro41d. r~scsl
right Tor quick sale. Only small amount or
cash required.
CHALMERS 4r0URING-lsIs. IN irst-
class mechanical condition. Aod al good
rubber can be bought on es~s s1rms ~itA
time payments
BUICK-s-passsnser sourlns, ia2o. soor-
rubber AL around. Que extra tire rhis is
mighty good buy aud priood right for rusck
sale. Easy terms. tsne payments.
BUICK rourips. S-pAssxngrr. 1913. over
sSceilent rahbcr ali around and = real bar
gain. Easy te~ms. time payments
MAxwELL- Roadster. 1917. Ia exccllent
mechanicsl coDditlon and a good euy. Can
be bought ON easy time psyments
rourins. 5-passonse<. 1917.
thoroughly overhauled and repAinped ca
ceHent rubber su around and ncchAnic~4ly
first-class priced how so move quick. Time
payments allowed on this car
CHEyROLETS- To1ErlnSs. 1919. two %
them: mechanically nrst-c&nSs. good paint
and ru,ser. for sale chEap. 10 move quick.
Easy tame payments on tbcse cars.
HUPMOBII.x-Eawe-p -passeuSe<. 1919 psd-
es oyerhauied and rcpaansed. Socd - new
Easy time paymcntss ONLY xnsal amount of
cash needed.
CHANDLER TOURING. 7-ps~ssasez f9is
model oyerhaulcd. good rubber. mochAnscaf-
~ perfect real hArsasn. Time pas-
nlents, easy terms.
ovERIAAND D. Two passenger roadster.
model 90. mechanically perfect: kooq rubber
easy time pay ueuts.
/. CADILLAC Touring, 1918. mechanically
Is a oarsain. kAsy terms With hoorA tame
payments.
Come In. We can hS YOU up With most any
make car price 90 suit voor pug~e.
Time payments "a suit your conSt<Asxa<~
on ans car 70 suit your convcnlnhe<. M
change can be made Tor any car n e~ir
snowrcoms.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 40.
KklL NUTOR COMPANY
Eleventh and rAtnAh str~ets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

Parker . Candidate for Coroner.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas X. Parker has
announced that he Will be candidat tie
for the Republican nomination for
eoroner IN 1871.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

Coming Events :
HAVE YOU HAD your letter from the
Cbiidren's Bureaur II not. sesephone ASOs
and give your address
MILL CREEK VALLEY PtSIsFRY FARM
win opon a store at northeast corner OF
Fourth and king streets on Wednesday
May 25. Benjamin " z. Hicks.
REDEMPTION NOTICE Diamond Ice
and Coal Company First Mortgage and
: Consolidated Per Cent Gold Bonds.
due June l. 1888. Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance OF the terms of the
above mentioned mortgage. dated May
"A, 1913. the Diamond Ice 4 Coal Com
pany shall pay on aud redeem all OF its
Outstanding bonds issued hereunder on
June L 1921. at the office OF the Whining
ton Trust COMPANY. Tenth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Delaware. at los and
accrued interest. upon presen Ia tlon anu
surrender OF said bonds with all coupons
thereto appertaining. due June 1. 1921 and
thereafter Ownership cerbiheates covering
June / interest must also be presented.
After June /. 1921, interest on said bonds
shall cease. Diamond Ice S Coal Com
pany-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
undexed for Quick Referencel
LINE RATES PER DAY
Count SIX words TO the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than SOC
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge Prepaid.
/ Day ......-.......-..... IA cents II cent
5 Con secutive Days. II cents 10 censs
Consecutive Days. cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business adversistns
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication Will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser If adver Il ser
viii report the error within "a hours after
FIRST publication of adyer tisenlent.
LASSIFiCATIONS NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS
CLASSIFIED advertisements that are teie-
phoned 10 Every Evenins Will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount viii be accepted
as full payment If Offered at the business
Office within six days after any such ad
is first printed In the paper. Otherwise
the cost At the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TNO-fN Oh UNDR BID
Ask for Want Ad Taker.