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Sc yende.

TxNTE 1lQUIDO RTSTANTAN7A pa
ra 81 pelo y Ia barba, tine en- pocos mi !.
, nutos el pelo cano, rojo o descolorido,
- garantixa que es inofensivo de
Nm resultade satisfactorio, colores ru-
bic. castafic y negro. Frascos peQuedos
! 90 centavos. Frascos grandes S1.00.---
Gonzalez Padfn Co. 6-6
FIANCHAS EIEoTKIOAs de sells IL
bras. calidad superior, prsparadas pa
To usarse enseguida, su vslor corriente
siete cincuenta-ahora $5.l9 mas Is
csntavos para franqueo y seguro.- Con
Eslsx Padin Co. 6--6
EE vENDEN.--- Palmas dc coco pecue-
Aas do nm ncminero On Hato Rcy. LA
me 81 sslsfons e55 negro 4Os YER
"a 6---3
INDUaTRIA.- -Estabiecida. Ganancia
diaria $50. Sc vende Sc requieren mil
cnatrocientos d6lares Para informes d.
iase apartado 1884, San Juan.--531.
sE vENDE barato por ausentarse su
duefo, autom6vil Hudson Supper Six
en- muy buenas condolences, con gomas
de repuesto Lame al 523, San Juan o
Box III. r
kAC0S de papel emparafinado 3 prueba
de DoHlla insectos, Sc usan para guar
dar ropa sin tenor de que 80 pusda
p1car. Crandes para trajes de scficra
21.bO. Medianos para trajes de hombres
s1.OO.- Gonzalez Padin Co. 6-6
Sc vENDE una casa de MADEIRA de
dos plantas en- Ia calle dc Monserrate
No. 81 parada Is muy cerca la ca
rretera; y un solar de 460 metros con
una casa pequeha en- la callc Cerra
frente q LOS Talleres del Ferrocarril.
Infcrmar&n: casa No. ia carretera pa
rada l6 1I2, tel6fono 1ss verde, San
turce. 6-7
BE vENDE puesto de t&baco muy acre
ditado On Ia calle de Ia Cruz No. IT.
Sc garantixa como Bueno. Vista hace
fG. In1orme Rafael Benitez On 81 mis-
mo. 6-12
eE vENDE Is cass No. 8 calls Colo
mer, Santurce. Consta de 8 habitacio-
mes ' otra para sirvientes, pero con
condici6n do deiarla en- arrendamiento
con contrato no menos de un afio. Tiene
entrada piso concrete para autom6vil.
Informaran en- La misma 6-3
POR AUsENTARME para Es s.ados Uni
dos, julio scis deseo vender I'm "oids-
snovile' 'ocho en- buen cstado con gonna
flncras Ii dnx- haratn nara uand o1.ln q
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-r'--s- -@-l---s = - - ~ ----as ass-~~-r
IMPERIAL

El mejor, mas ventilado higis-
nico Colnado. Gran surtido de COM
servas espanolas, francesaa italia
mas.
Frutas frescas todas las semanas.
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- Galletas ingle-
sas americanas. Mayaghez, p. r.
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"ETICUETAs DE GANCHITo en-
gomadas, en- varios tamafios Y calida-
des, ofrecen porto Rico Paper and
Supply Co., Luna 76, San Juan '.-6-6
MTERESAMOs COMPRAR algunos
camicnes usados, en- buen estado. Para
infcrmes: Central Defensa. oaguas.
Fuarxo n1rU. r
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PEDRO c. oUlNoNEs
AVOCADO z NoTARIo

AbUNADO I NUTAKIU
Graduado de las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri
co. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer-
to Rico y Corte Federal.
?. 0. Box, 1913. Tel. 4O9, S. J.
Editicio NOA, San Juan, PR.
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HOTEL NACIONAL
San Francisco 53.

s~ comedor y habitaciones en- ell pri
mer piso para familias Regalo espe-
cial a los clientes desde Ell 80 de JUNO
de una moneda de orc de veinte psos.
Gran estimulo para la suerte Y ser cons
tante. 81 propietario. F. b. BRENEs. P
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CAFE RESTAURANT

CAFE RESTAURANT
(Frente la Camara de Delegados)
ofrecemos un servicio de comidas a la
carta y precios de situaci6n. Un exec
lente y aromatico cafe para ell gusto
mas refinado. Haganos una vista y
sera complacido.
VEINTIDos Y TORRES.
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ST listed THEME alguna cuenta In
cobrable reclamation que hacer de
cualquier clase. no i1npOrta 10 antigua
que esta sea. donde sea. diriiass al
apartado 64S. San Juan. 80
'sPAPELES cartulinas de toda5 cla
ses para todos los usos, ofrecen ''Pog
to Rico Paper and Supply Co., Luna
rs. San juan.
fsPLUMAs PARA EsCRIBIR, marca
''Esterbrook las mejores que Sc IA
brican, calidades Radio" y corrien
tes. ofrecen "Porto Rico Paper and Sup
ply Co., Luna rs, San Juan.
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A CADA CUAL, LO SUYO

Lcenos sen un periSdico de Nueva
York:
''Un doctor en- Paris le Gambia el
sexo Il los gasteropodos"
lY ESQ que es?.. ESQ, es I'm ami
NAL irracional.
iAh, 81 el sshio iniertad9r pudie-
ra hacer 10 mismo con los amin lies ra
cionales.
Entonces muchos llevlrfan el verda
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RAYAMoN DE pLAcEMEs

En- el Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay un puesto para venta de
peri6dicos en- uno de los kioskos de
la plaza. Es un sitio ideal a todas
horas Sc encontrara allf Ell MUM
DO.
Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, ta-
bacos. dulces refrescos. Advt.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza principal Hotel,
Cafe. Colmado y Restaurant Ell Me-
jor de Arecibo- Sitio para autom6-
viles anexo al Hotel
PEDRO 0RpT
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POR ACOMETIMIENTO Y
AGGRESSION

Cefrrino Santiago fue denuncia-
do por Ia pclicia. de Ponce, por acome
timiento v aggression grave.
La victima de Ceferino fue Ulises
Fontane, IL cull Ceferino pretendio
introducirle una navajo por debaio
de viente.
Pcro ia policia vino por detras-
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F. G. PEREZ ALMIROTY
ABOGADO-NOTARIO

Tribunales Insulares v Corte Fee
deral. Especialidad en- casos de Ne
gligencia. Oficina y Notaria. Caleta
San Juan, No. 4, bajos, izquierda.
P. o. Box 1853. Telefono 11A1.
SAN JUAN, P. r.
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hov mismo 81 nst4d dasoa. la
seTora dnSa
MARIA T DE SC.a lEZ,
.. Box 1872, San Juan. Adyt.
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dero sexo con ell cual debieron ser
concebidos, gestados y paridos.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL /
MEDICOs
ORA. JosEFINA viLLAFANE
Or. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, Farmaceutieo,
Bacteri6logo del Institute Rockefeller.
Nueva York. Ex-catedratico de Bac-
teriologfa de la Universidad de Pto.
Rico.
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Clinieo
Bacteriologico, Medicina General.
Horas de eonsulta DE 8 a 10 A. II.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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A'IaL DIA COMO HOY A
LGS1S E-wJ
"Recordar vivir' Part.
"Recordar IS vivir Iai I
8 DE JUNO DE 1870

NEeRos
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PILDORAS CIRCASlANAS
iTerssra! iBelIezg!

iTersrra! isellezs! -
DE venta: The Porto Ri ~A%A
CO Drug Co, J. M. Blan- w
co & Co. R. Julia & Co.
San Juan. Farmacia Ato-
cha r. Rodriguez &
Co, Ponce. Distribution: IL u
7. G Peyork. EdificioX
Ronret San Juan. Ia
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POR AUsENTARI1E para Es ados Uni
dos, julio scis deseo vender un "Olds-
snovilo' 'ocho en- buen estado con gonna
nucvas. Lo doy bara.o para vendcrlo
pronto. G. H. Lowry, Central can6va-
mas, Loiza.-6-8
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COIOcaciones.

vENDEDoR CoMPETENTE soiicita
muestrarto de casa fuerte para ell Nor
to do santo Domingo Box Ss, Pom
CO. 6--18
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DR.. {. N. BocANEGRA LOPEZ.


Especialista en- intermediates Tro-
picales, Was Urinarias y Stills.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clfnicos.
Gabinete de Electroterapia.
NEOSALVARSAN ALEMAN
LEGITIMO
SALVARSAN PLATA.
Telefono 1923. P. o. Box 1150.
Horas de oficina:
De 10 a IL a. m. y de a 4 p. m.
San Francisco Sd. San Juan, r. K.
OR. M. DlAZ GARCIA
CIRUJIA GENERAL.
CLINICA DE ENFERMEDADES
VENEREAS
CONSULTAS:-De 4 q 8 P. M,
TOBACCO PALACE
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Ell, DORADO

PEDRO ORPI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
ARCHITECT KENNEDY
THOUGHT Of OTHERS
Offered Himself TO Medical Sci.
ence for the Benefit of
Humanity.

Ia his sermon az the funeral OF
the late John J. Kennedy, yesterdav.
Rev. Leonard Walter a close personal
friend as well as his pastor. in the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. mention
ga an incident as characteristic az Mr..
kennedy's attitude and thoughtful-
ness for others.
Consenting 20 an operation. which
ne realized he might not survive. Mr..
kennedy. Father Walter said. made
the request that In the event of his
Death, The surgeons make whatever
later Investigations they desired. so
that the knowledge gained from this
action might throw Light on the eaEer
q others who are afflicted as he him
sell had been. and his euiogies char
acterizcd this as a noble thought
Mr. kennedy's maiady. from which
he had suffered for a long time. baf-
fed. Il Il said. the best medical and
'scrgh-d skin. The physicians, 81 IS
understood, have availed themselves Of
sir. kennedy's offer.
The architects Of the city met yes-
ttroay afternoon and appointed a com
mittee 20 draw up resolutions of re.
spect on the occasion Of Mr.. Ken
nedys death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
HARRY |. MAER IS
NOW CITY ENGINEER
Made Head Of Engineering De-
partment by Street and
Sewer Directors.

Harry Il. Msier, who has been with
tbs Street and Sewer Department for
~ years, has been officially designated
chief engineer of the Street and Sewer
Department. He has been the engineer
iu charge of sewers and has been act
INK city engineer FOR the past two
years. succeeding Edgar NJ. Hopes,
Jr-. who Is now with the Wilmington
Trust co.
Mr.. Maier il a graduate OF Della
ware College, from which he took his
degree IN civil engineering in 1901
Following his graduation he went on
an exploration trip 10 Alaska. the
trip taking four months. lie next was
employed By the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. az Philadelphia and Altoona.
He als0 wac In charge of the major
portion Of the double tracking Of the
Delaware railroad.
lie was appointed TO the Street and
Sewer Department In April 1904, when
james ID. Carter was president Of the
board. lie succeeded, at that time, II.
G. Hatton, who is now consulting en-
glneer for the city Of Milwaukee,, Wis.
Mr.. Mailer lives at 229 North ConneIl
street. He was born in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
WHITE WOULD RETIRE
IF DEMOCRATS AGREE
Chairman Willing to Retire as
Campaign Leader on Those
Conditions.

So. Louis. Nov. democratic Ma
iional Committeeman. assembling here
tonight. were discussing whether
Chairman George White would retain
the ChaIrmanship another year or be
succeeded by another.
Mr.. White issued this statement in
the course OF the day:
This meeting is called 20 hear re-
ports Of my work as Chairman, which
includes reports OF headquarters bu-
reaus, 20 discuss party polity and 10
make plans for future operation. These
objects include taking up matters of
inance and making provisions there
fore, and 10 discuss political conditions
throughout the country.
Concerning published reports with
reference TO my retirement. have no
Idea of submitting my registration at
this time. unless all elements I'm tho
party can agree upon some one Ia
succeed me, thus assuring party har-
mony and the conduct of the commit
tees affairs solely in the interest of
the party az a whole. ! woald cheer
fully make way for such successor.
"My sole interest and ambition IN
the Craftsmanship is in the success OF
the Democratic party, harmonious and
Undivided"
Mr.. White stated that among the
affairs to be discussed was a deficit Of
shou' s150,000. part Of Il. representing
liabilities Of several years standing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
GENERAL DIAl To
VISIT WILMINGTON
ON SUNDAY NEXT
Advice TO This Effect Received
Today by the Reception
Committee.
TO BE HERE SEVERAL HOURS

According 70 Emilio Spina, a mem-
Der Of the committee appointed TO re-
ceive General Diaz, the famous Italian
soldier. on his proposed visit TO VIII
mington, Gen. Diaz viii make this
visit next SUNDAY, and not Monday
as has been reported
According TO the present plans, Mr..
Spina said. Gen. Diaz viii reach Will
mington, via the Pennsylvania rail-
road. at 1855 o'clock in the morning.
He viii be here much Of the afternoon,
being due in Philadelphia at o'clock.
From the railroad station following
his arrival, he viii be escorted to the
City Hail. where he will be welcomed
BY Mayor Harvey. Governor Denney
and other officials. From there he
viii be taken to the Hotel du pont.
where he win be given reception by
the Italians Of Wilmington.
Elaborate plans have been made for
the reception. which win include a
luncheon II win be attended by a
representative American and Italian
gathering.
DIR Z. A. NJ. Rovitti, Consular Agent
Joseph DeSiefano ana AIr. Spma went
20 Philadelphia today to extend an
invitation % Consul Geaeral silNtti
who lives in that city. 70 attend the
reception.
The details OF the proposed reception
viii be worked out between today and
sunday. II was understood today,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
B0Nus TO BE MADE
CAMPAIGN ISSUE

Washington. Nov. The soldier
bonus as a campaign issue became
practically assured yesterday as the
Senate debated The Reed amendment
TO the Taxation bill. and IL developed
that II this amendment should be tabu-
lated another VIII come in its place.
Senator New. Republican, II IN
diana, started discussion OF the Bonus
Dill today when he took the position
that the Reed amendment was uncon-
stitutional because IL proposed to tax
a special class for another class.
The Reed amendment would pay a
bonus 70 World War veterans through
continuation Of the excess profits tax
on corporations. The pending Tax bin
proposes TO abolish taxes on excess
profits
Following Senator News charge Of
class legislation Senator Reed ehal-
ienged him TO name that section of the
Constitution which the Heed an.eua-
ment violated Senator New said he
would be unable to 20 into details IN
less he had before him a copy az the
Constitution. Senator Reed advanced
across the aisle and put a copy OF the
Constitution on the desk Of the In
diana Senator. Without delvsng into
that ancient document. Senator New
said Il the Reed amendment did not
violate the letter it violated the spirn
OF the Constitution.
Senator Simmons was one az the
few Democrats who consented 10 the
side-tracking OF the Soldier Bonus bin
after President Harding delivered his
special message 70 the Senate. say
Ing that consideration must be post-
poned because Of the depleted con-
dition Of the Federal Treasury. That
Senator simmons viii ofler a substi-
tute in the Reed amendment Is tabled
u Indicative Of the purpose Of the
Democrats to make the soldier bonus
a campaign issue in the next cam
paign. Democratic spines were
strengthened today when word came
from Kansas City that the American
Legion in convention there was in
sistent upon bonus legislation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
II FISHERMEN LOST
OFF JERSEY COAST
IN SOUTHEAST GALE
Bodies of Two Men and Up
turned Boat Bring First
Tidings of Tragedy.
WERE TAKING UP NETS
ny Associated Press 10 EVERY rveninr

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Anglesea. n. j.. Nov. i.--Eleven
fishermen are believed TO have been
drowned, by the upsetting of a small
open motorboat In the southeast
storm along the New Jersey coast
one fishing boat i missing. Tha
sea travedy was not discovered nntil
two bodies were washed ashore neaf
the Cold Spring Coast Guard station
and the finding early today or an
uptuFned boat.
The two fishing boats left Anglesea
Yesterday in the teeth Of the rising
storm FOR the fish pounds about ten
miles on shore.
The boats belonged to the Hilton
and Hilton Fish Company. which IS
part Of the Consolidated Fqsher,es
The fishing season here had ended
and boats were engaged during the
last week In lifting the nets. The
Hiite1 boats We're the first to do this
and had reached the point where they
were ready 70 pull the poles.
This task. required by federal regu-
lations, IS nor two boats, Iashed 10.
'gether 10 beat ont 10 sea and pull up
the poles which hold the nets. II was
on this task that Captain Dummy
johnson, of Anglesea, and his crew of
ten In the two boats set out yesterday
e the pounds.
That happened from the time the
fishermen set out until the bodies were
washed ashore and the battered wreck
of one of the boats came up on the
beach az Anglesea Is not known. but
fishermen here could well imagine.
The wind continued 20 rise after The
boats went out and when they did
not return late yesterday a search was
made without result. No grave fears
We're entertained for fishermen are
often blown out Of their course aud
landed az other places. That a tragedy
had occurred was not realized until the
bodies Of two of the men, Charles and
Richard Stevenson. brothers, Of Den
nisvilie. y. j.. came ashore.
Fishermen believe that the dashed
boats could not beat back together
IN the gale, that the lashings were
teut from the boat that carried tho
poles. and that the II men then tried
% come ashore in one boat
The boats used ia this work are
40 feet long, six or seven feet beam
and Use 70 horsepower motors
Gus Hilton. head Of the fishing lirm
which owned the boats. turned OUT
every employe 20 aid IN the search.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
FOR ARMS PARlEy
Former Senator Salisbury Of
Delaware a Member OF
Conference Body.
u A.-nIInL.A - b - IlNenlnr.

ili Atanyiatud Press 30 ls,cry Evening.
Washington, Nov i.--rhc advisory
committee ul che American delegation
io ihe armament conference as an
nonnrd luiay at the white House
rHNa.aia 81 tWpntysonp members. four
ul whom aro women.
uHp cabinet member. iIcrhtrt Hoo.
Nrf Wl'l he q member. Others included
uHnuml rershlns. Under Secretary
IiNirhFf ui ihp State Department. Ad-
% llHl ". la iiodEors President samuel
Nnmnrra uf the American Federation
nf iAh0n nnd stephen q. Porter.
chairman 0f lhc House forcisn affairs
committee
heN NUrk Now Z delegates TO
tho Waah'nH,on conference nn Limita-
tlun ul Armament from itaiy. Great
NIiiHin and china arrived iu Amori-
tAh WHltra today un the steamship
nNWple ffnm SOUTHAMPTON. and
WUIo vKnrctoi to hand shortly after
nuan.
Included in enc party we're three
ntmhNfe uf thp italian aeleratlon--
senator carlo sghanatr. senator Iai-
81 Anffilnl and Nlit0rio Rolandi Ric-
es italian ambassador to the United
states inrd ioe of Furgham First
iHfa ni enc British Admiralty. Srina-
Nam haaifl india oflce delegate. aud
nAinr N d Wtnmeian koo. Chinese
minister tn uruat Britain. General
NHHN. g military expert ta tho Jana
nfsa dfluaaiion. also was oh iho Olym-
re
TOO other mrmhers ere Governor
iHHN 80 nafkfF. 90 Louisiana: Assist. /.
ant Secretaries WainVright of the
Maf Department ana Roosevelt az the
Save Department. william novce
Thompson ui New Nnrk former SEN
aInr Willard Salisbury. Of Delaware
A.hn D. Lewis president of the Unsed
Mines Murktrs of America. Wa-te~
NNHFe smith 90 phundelphla: Carmi
a. fhnnIaon ~ uhin FORMER treas
NfnI ui ihe United sutH Charles \.
NHfIaN president 30 tke National
fHfmUfN uInn HAROLD aI Sewen. az
MtlHe Mn Thumaa &. Winters. pres
dthi u inr National Federation az
MuHans f0uhs Mra. Charles sumner
Nfa m Massal husciiss Mrs. Gather
ih PHILLIPS E1e1n. 0f California. ana
MfH hoanuf FianEln Egan. of New
NHft
lHfWnf e0mafo2 Guorrc sutherland
Nf liNh FORMER President ~ the
AmIfinan faf Association. and for
fHNf ffafe 81 close personal friend az
thr President wN ho chairman of the
AHf flaaff committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
WHISKY CAUSED
STAbb|NG AFFRAY
Victims, Dover Negroes. Ad-
mlited Purchase But Could
Not Remember Seller.

elo0ial nIeraieh o. Every Evening
nNtff Sos l-Toimwine tho shoot
iHF Yesterday 0f rluroucc smith
eHIWrf pa iluhfff Wafcfa also color.
Ui uUaf NHominF ns a result a.
which lht woman 81 ly.nR az the point
~ ltHih ni Milford EmefEcney l4os.
N'IHi Nnffr ahp was taken yesterday
pa nf MHmuI.um. oame cutting ar
iaIf un Water siroet last night, be-
fNfHn members az che woll-known
tHfHNI fHml3 NtFfuos
iaHeph fafncr. known a. "Toughv
lNfNtn aUH Vui supposedly b. his
Nnr'r abraham Tufncr across the
iHtNrHd through oul of hls hands.
HNi un one iyF requiring several
niiilnrH Nnih of the Turner's and
lhft0 u'hnlH nearby Ncre arrested
iNH hVlnfO midnight nnd locked up
N hrni DnuuiY iail
AZ 'hH hearing ihlf u,ofulng before
HHF't'nllp WuHu hdh ~ tho Turner's
admitted 'trf had heeu drinking and
NhfH lHttu from Whom they got their
uNiNEf could noe remember ihe party.
HihiI iNHn hr NaH white man and
ihW thNf paid alk dollars a quart for
tHf an'IHaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK
BECOMES BRIGHTER
Local Plants Taking on More
Men to Handle Increasing
Work.

That the Industrial outlook in
this city Is considerably brighter
AZ the present time than II has
been for many months is indicat-
ed by the very encouraging re-
ports being received from some of
the city's biggest manufacturing
concerns. II was learned this
morning that at the Jackson and
sharp plant OF the American Car
a Foundry Co. about so men
have been added during the past
week. More are 10 be taken on
later. but the increase win be
gradual
This boom in 4is company's
particularsline is due to the COM
pany having secured a contract 20
build aS cars for the Chinese gov
crnment. All Of these cars will be
built at the local plant. This con-
TRACT will necessitate an increase
in the working force and ii is to
meet these conditions that the
additional men have been and will
he employed as the work progress
ses. However. at present the COM
pany has an the men necessary.
At the Pullman Co.'s local plant
the working force has been in
creased about 25 per cent in the
last three weeks. Approximately
ioo additional workmen have been
given employment there. AT the
present time the entire shop force
totals about $50 worlSmen. on
cials there are hopeful that the
work will continue to increase and
n 50 the necessary men TO handle
Il will be taken on.
John Cannon, the superinten-
dent at the Pullman plant. who
has been IN for several weeks. is
recovering.