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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
La caida del
DR.. Borges

de empresas comerciales, industriales,
de navegaci6n y financieras que alcan-
zan muchos millones de d6lares',.
Hablando del 6xito de la mission del
seior Bill Borges en- los Estados Unidos,
el diario hace hincapie en- que ZEN OPT
ni6n. de todo aquel con quien ele exrninis
tro estuvo en- contacto en- Washington =
en- otras ciudades norteamericanas, tuvo
resultado satisfactorio.
''Mejor6 grandemente-- agrega-sl
Status y reputaci6n del regimen de GO
mez en- los Estados Unidos, tai punto
que los funcionarios oficiales pensaron
que 81 las relaciones exteriores de vene
zuela estuvieran en- manos de un hombre
como Gil Borges, Gomez no seria ''dic-
tador" tan reaccionario como Sc le ds5
cribe''.
Ell corresponsal concluye a este res
pecto, que Sc inici6 una campafa en- los
Estados Unidos para postularala candi-
datura del doctor Gil Borges la pre-
sidencia de Venezuela. 'tSe argiiia di-
,e-que ninguno habia 'conquistado tan
to la simpatia del gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos'' para Ell cargo, porque 81
era 'sun hombre ideal para ser presiden
te en- Caracas. Al aludir a la opinion
de los competentes en- asuntos hispano
americanos en- Washington, dice que "sn
esta vez Gomez ha caido en- las manos de
sus enemigos y ha perdido el juego'.
John Barret, ex director de La Uni6n
Panamericana conisionado por el s.
bierno venezolano para organizer lassaes
tas de Bolivar en- Nueva York dice qas
estaba observando los hechos-conciuye
ell ''Public Ledger r'-pero que preferia
no expresar opinion hasta no conocer
ietalles ulteriofes acerca de ese "inau
dablemsnte penoso asunto".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
TN AIMUERzo Y UN coNcIERrc

Aver fuimos galantemente invitados
por nuestro apreciado amigo Ell Lcdo
don Bcnifacio Sanchez, un almuerzc
campestre en- su residencia de la finca
Degetau Concurrimos con toda puntua
iidad La hora meridiana, seguros de
que nos aguardaban en- aquella casa
amiga, cultura, amabilidad, exquisitos
inanjares y sorpresas agradables.
En- efecto, desde nuestra llegada nos
abrumaron con sus finas atenciones el
referido caballero y Ia srta. Placida,
su distinguida hermana, placida de nom
bre de caracter, afable y buena, SEN
ella y laboriosa, como legitima castella-
ma vieja.
CuatrO 6ramos los invitados, y, fuer
de buenos s'tenedores' y refinados
'sbourmets'', hicimos cunplidamente
los honores los bien sazonados platos
de la cocina espafiola que nos fueron
servidos.
Los antiques decian que la meior sail
sa cs el buen apetito, y nosotros, paro-
di6ndolos hasta cierto punto, asegura-
mos que no hay aperitivo mas excitan-
ts que una amable compafiia y una con.
versaci6n amena: asi, entire agudos CHS
tes. concentrates oportunos, v an6cdo-
tas picantes, Sc dejaron deslizar suave-
mente las sopas gallegas, la paella va
lenciana, Ell pisto manchego, los pollos
la andaluz y las aceitunas sevillanas,
hasta el punto de sentir algo recarga-
dos nuestros est6magos cuando al fin
dejamos los manteles para pasar la
biblioteca, donde on delicada porcelana
do china apuramos una taxa de aroma
tico cafe.
El peso de la digestion y el bochorno
do la hora, nos tenian taciturnos y 50.
fiolientos, cnando el Lcdo. Sanchez
Apunt6 una idea feliz, como suya, v
nos propuso hacer una vista la
vecina familia ventura-P Pasarell, actua-
les moradores de la quinta "Rosa
CRUZ. Con j1bilo fu6 aceptada la pro-
posici6n, por unanimidad de votos, Co
mo diria un parlamentario, y ALA nos
fliimos en- seguimiento de Don Boni,
u,lien So encarg6 de presentarnos lag
Cultas sefioras de la casa.
Tras las formalidades de estilo y SIN
Abordar siquiera Ell espinoso tema de la
politica, que tan agitada trae la isls. on
estos momentos,, departimos de arte, de
viajes, dc nores, frutas Y veranec, con
aiiimaci6n v cordialidad. Luego fuinos
0bseQuiados con una improvisada audi
ciOn musical, por aquella familia de ar.
tistas, que impresion6 agradablementa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

Ell corresponsal en- Washington del
ssPublic Ledger de Filadelfia, Mr..
Frederic William Vile, ACADIA de publ
car un articulo en- el mencionado diario
en- Ell cual da euenta de que las relacio
mes venezolanoamericanas estan en- Wis
peras de tension, segun noticias llega
das Washington, causa stde penosos
sucesos en- Caracas.
Los 'penosos sucesos'' que sc refie-
re ell corresponsal consisten zen la depo-
sici6n sumaria del ministro de Relacio-
mes Exteriores de Venezuela, doctor rs
teban Gil Borges'', ell cual presidi6 la
mission venezolana que ofreci6 la estatua
de Bolivar a la ciudad de New York. !
Gel general Gomez, presidente de We
nezuela- continna el corresponsal- mo
lest6 por Ell hecho de que Ell sefior Gill
Borges en- sus numerosos discursos pro-
nunciados en- los Estados Unidos Sc abs
tuvo claramente de pronunciar Ell nombre
de Gomez de ninguna manera, para in
dicar las bendiciones del regimen de Go
mez para La naci6n venezolana'
AL anotar la consternacion causada
en- los circulos politicos y diplomaticos de
Washington por el ircidente, SO expresa
asi:
''Tanto las autoridades del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos como de venezue
la estan profundamente indignadas por
la humiliation hecha al sefior Gil Bor-
ges. Al ministro de Venezuela en- los
J Estados Unidos, doctor Santos A. Do
minici, distinguido m6dico hispanoameri
cano que ocupa ese cargo desde mil no
vecientos catorce, con difcultad Sc le
ha contenido en- la idea de renuncia1
como protesta contra la acci6n del gene
raj Gomez. En- los circulos sudamerica
nos de Washington Sc ha juzgado Ell in
cidente como una afrenta al presidente
Harding y al gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, que acordaron los mas altos no.
l-nores al sefior Gil Borges. Nj ell depa-.
tamento de Estado nj la legacion de w
nezuela discutiran ell incidente Gomez
Gil Borges para la publicidad. Sc ha g
/ plicado que hasta que no lleguen ma:
detalles en- la correspondence no
podra hablar con propiedad. =
i Despues de hacerse historic de los u
timos acontecimientos politicos de We
nezuela, Ell Public Ledger 'asegurs
que ell 'sincidente puede tener conse
cuencias trascendentales' "No solamel
te en- Washington, dice, sino en- Phila
delphia, New York, Boston, Chicago J
New Orleans, debido a que ssnno d.
los principales resultados de la misi6r
Gil Borges este pals fue la iniciaci6l
de tratos entire los capitalistas norteam
! ricanos Venezuela para la organizaci6l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

Lopez de MolIa (Diego)
Luzuriaga (Lorenzo)
Lopez de Vega
LAMA (SiIverio)
Lessing C. Ed
La Rochefoucauld
Leon Gray Luis de)
Lopez de Vega
Lemonnier (CamiIe)
Lorrain (Jean)
LatiI-Boix (M. Id
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
NEGOCIADO DE MATE.
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
TREINTA vACAs LEcHERAs JovE-
MES, o NovILLAs PRoxIMAs A
PARIR.

Sc recibiran proposiciones en- So
bre cerrado hasta las 10 de la ma
mana del Is de agosto, para la
compra de treinta vacas lecheras
j6venes, novillas pr6ximas a pa
rir. Sc consideraran ofertas por
una mas vacas.
Proposiciones en- blanco podran
obtenerse del Negociado de Mate
riales, Imprenta y Transporte, San
Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

Sc REALIZAN: AIgunos articu-
los propios para quincaIleros a
la mitad de su costo hoy; haga-
nos una vista y Sc convencera.
HABANA CIGAR STORE.
Edificio BOURET. San Justo II.
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Ell Desafo -..,-..,.-.... 05O
Ell Captain Ribnikou .. O9O
Los Flecos de la Escuadra 060
Ell Reconocmiento de Sakantula ........----.-. O30
Ell Evangeio Seg1n el Espiritismo ...-.....-. 09O
Ell Libro de los Mediums 0a0
Ell Genesis, los Magros las Predicciones 49,. 900
Devoconaro Espritista libro de Oraciones 04O
Educacion Crianza de los Ninos ............. O4O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Ell AvANCE TURCo
sIGUE ARRoLI4ADoR
NuMERosos CONTINGENCIES GRIE
Cos HAN sIDo cERcADos
(De Nuestro servicio Especially

(De Nuestro Servlclo EspeciaA)
CoNsTANTINoPLA, agosto Los
turcos Sc han apoderado de una posi-
cion en- las cercanfas de Angora, conti-
nuando su avance sin interruption.
Las tropas griegas encargadas de la
defensa del desfladero de Isclar, que
contaban con bastants artilleria ianasi
do cercadas por los turcos. Sc considera
inminente una nueva derrota de los grie
gos, por estar aislados de su base dc
operaciones.
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EN- vACAcIoNEs

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos par
ticipa que Ell Tribunal de Distrito de la
mencionada poblaci6n, Sc ha declarado
en- receso hasta octubre.
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Como LibradO De Una Middleton

Sufre su niiio de una picaz6n ardienfe
de los terribles dolores del eczema u
otros males de la piel? Pues aquf tiene
TN alivio instantaneo. Solo unas
cuantas. gotas de LAVOL, el gran
descubrimiento nuevo, ei poderoso
rCmedio kQuido para uso extcrnos y la
p;caz6n desaparece. Sc hace I'd. cargo
dc Como sc sentira entonces Ell peqtic-
fiuclo. con toda la picaz6n. todos los
dolores y toda la irritaci6n ahuyentados
en- un segundo mediante una simple
laVadura?
LAVOL CURA. La demanda por este
gran remedio lego tomar tremendss
proporciones tan pronto como Sc intro
dujo en- este pals. plles el p1blico no
tard6 en- darSe cuenta de que las
numerosas curas que estaba efectuando
eran permanentes.
LAVOL es un liQuido efcacisimo,
potente. Penetra en- IA piel y combate
los germenes de intermediates cutaneas
que viven ocultos profundamente entire
los tejidos y que son la raiz y origen
del NAL.
Una soIa aplicaci6n es todo 10 que Sc
necesita para que desaparezcan los
barrillos, el escozor de las erupciones,
la picaz0n, las picadas de los insectoa
Y las imperfecci0neS d1l cuts.
Y aun loSScaSos mas malignos de
Intermediates cutaneas, cl eczema y
Ilagas supurantes, las costras y postillaes
ceden prontamente los efectos de
este gran descubrimiento moderno-
Para el Eczema en- todas sus formas,
Ia Dermatosis, Empeines, la temida
Soriasis y cualquiera Erupci6n de Ia
piel el pericraneo.
Sc vende en- todas las Farmacias.
PORTO RICO DRUG 90.
San Juan, r. 3.
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Amor que Rie Amor que Llora 030
Memorials de una Doncella --..~..--..-..-...-- 030
Sebastian Roch OSO
Ell Oriente Virgen ss O75
Del Amor Fisico O9O
Ell Amante de la Hebrea O60
Ell Corneta de 6rdenes 06O
Ell Triunfo de un Detective ....-..-- O60
TRACTION de Amor 0.60
Los Presidiarios del Amor .-.-..---.,.-...-. 060
El Hijo de la Loca G60
Las Dos Rivales 060
Corazon del Soldado ~ USU
Ell Huerfano del Regmiento 060
Ell Crimen Ell Criminal 060
La Dana del Veo Azul -.......,-.--...- 060
La Muerte de los Doses ......-.....------..-- s060
La Muerte de los Doses Zen dos ton0s) 060
La Resurrection de los Dioses 060
Ell Anticristo e tomos) O6O
Pedro ell Grande O.30
Ell Marques de Grigman 0.75
Napoleon las Mujeres LOO
Poetas Bolivanos OTIS
La Ciudad de los Suicdas OTIS
SimpIezas OTIS
Joselon O.6O
Las Tentaciones de Pr0spero .--.------.--... 0.50
Los Archives de Gubray 0.5o
En- la Gale Veja a0.50
Flor Lava 0.75
Paz O.75
Lecturas Portorriquenas 0.60
Estado Social del Campesino Portorriqueno-- O.5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-01

Wl S3af5oFa 'i Bs Nldan % Palmer Fort
TOLEDO, June 2o---Arrved: strs E A
Huron II Houghton, Detroit Sailed: strs
Il A 5 Clarke, Green Bay, II Houghton,
"yana9{te golden ASe; PoEt iGron s+rs
Verona. Goodyear, Cleveland, w Croft,
Toledo, Norway. connoaut; ,Trusdale, Buff
fa9 2s9 J Sir $ aoHrr%dG strs
Davidson, Port Noebtsh John sherwin,
Two Uarbors Troy. Superior; Virginia.
kockport. Smith Thorn pson, Conneaut.
Sailed: strs smith Thompson, Superior
Vega. Chicago; L E Davidson, Superior;
Troy, Superior, John Sherwn. Superior
CONNEAIT. June 30-ArriVed; Strs
Arcturus, Norway, Duluth Sailed strs
Norway Duluth; Arcturus, Buffalo.
ERln, June 2o-,Arrived. Strs Price
PORT Colborne. Key Bell, Montreal. Sailed
strs Price Mckinney. Ghhicageo; Home
Mcintosh c w Watson, Conneaut. Sailed
strs W P Palmer, Cleveland; II p McIn-
tosh, Duluth; w Watson, Washburn.
ASHTABULA, June 3O--Arrived strs
w l. King Superior; James Laughlin, su~
peror W F 36I h 0gaenShuFg s Sailed
Duluth; James Laughlin. Superior.
Str S0 Thomas lyman. DuIuth sanad Str
A A Augustus, Buffalo
INDIANA HARBOR. June SO-Arrtved;
strs n Leopold. Superior Renown. su-
perior Sailed Srs Kenown, Detroit,
Outagaruic. Barge c. Muskegon.
GARY, June 3O-Arrved: Str George C
Crawford Duluth. Sailed; Str Princeton,
MANITowoc, June So--Arrived Str
Saturn, Sandusky. Sailed: HemIock. Buff
falo.
sHEBoYGAN, June 3O--Arrived: Str
- MILwAUKEE, June 3o-Arrtved: Str
W e Fitzgerald Sandusky Sailed. strs
Harvey D Goulder, Crete, Buffalo; Man
chester. TT william.
ASHLAND, June sO--Arrived; Str f
Richardson.
FORT WILLIAM, June 3o--Arrived;
Strs RiVerton. Matthews, Harmonic. Sailed
Strs Mars, Two Harbors; Tyrone. Buffalo;
AgaNa, Athabasca Manitoba, Port Nc
Nicoll; Harmonic. Duiutn.
DULUTH, June 30--Arrivod: Strs Par
guy Philbin. Harvey, l. Hutchinson.
Garretson, Gilmore, Matasis, Williams, Den
mark, II r Jones' HettIer, Oglebay, Buf
fngton. Sam. Mitchell. Octnrara A H
Smith Sailed Strs Kinney, Roberts Jr.
) &c Epson. Adrlatic, Hilbert, Trlmble, j p
Reiss r Jones, Hubbard, J J Hill,
Oglebay, James Davidson, Cowles, North
Star Sam Mitchell A Epson.
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American Ports

BALTIMORE. June 3O-Arrived: strs
Sutherland, Havre; Rapidan' Port Lobos,
Hilton. Port Tampa; sudbury Hamburg
Via Philadelphia Chepadoa, Noumea.
Sailed: strs ormes tBrl. Puerto Barrio$;
Queenstown; Ilford (Br), Monmouth.
BOSTON, June 30-Arrived: Strs Ma
cabi (Br). Banes, Cuba West segovia.
Charleston Sabine Sun, Tampco; Grecian,
Norfolk Coastwise, Norfolk Meirose, Nor
folk; East Indian. Hamburg; Sague, Teln.
Latter three 29th). Sailed: strs sachein
CBr), Liverpool via Halifax and st Johns,
n; San Bruno (Br). Havana, Cristobal
and Port Limoi; Harvey Fl Brown, Nor
CHARLESTON, S c. June 3o-Arrived:
str Dauperta, Galveston Sailed: Strs
vile; Hico, Southport; Unicoi, Tampa.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 30.-Arrived;
schr Perceler Br), Nueytas. Sailed; Str
strs AndijI DO, Vera Cruz; Ceiba
CHand), Ceiba; Corning Mexico; Glenpool,
ana, Porto Rico; Munardan (Br), Cuba
Panoil. Tampico; Rochelle (Brl, Cuba
strombus aBrl' Tampico Utaearbon,
Strs Abangarez, Bocas del Toro; Fl lseo,
New York; Fueloil. Port Arthur; Gunny
(Nor), Progreso; Gold Shell. Gothenburg
NoocaIula, Bremen Oswego, Manchester,
Winifred Port Arthur; Una, Frontera.
MOBILE, June 3o-sailed: strs Mande-
Vile tNOr), Iela; Lake Gardner, Neu-
vitas; Seekonk, Hamburg; schr Repa Muir
ply, San Juan.
NEWPORT NEWS, June 8o--Arrived:
strs West Celene. New York; Sudbury (Br),
Rotterdam; Arthur (Br}, Glasgow; West
Cobalt. Baltimore. Sailed: Strs West
Celene. Norfolk Logician (Br) Kingston;
Orinoco, Falmouth; Manhattan (Br), Bal
timore. Andrew Jackson, Falmouth. Henry
Clay, Falmouth West Cobalt, Manchester.
LADELPHIA, June 80 - Arrived:
Strs Port Antonio (Nor). Port Antonio;
Crewe Hall (Br), Beira via New York;
Zarembo, Baltimore; Nantucket, Boston,
Sailed: Strs Garibaldi, Jacksonville; Ed
gar f Luckenbach, Rotterdam via Balt-
more; Houma, Port Lobos; Westwego,
Borrow; Alta Gt). Catana; ] II Dever-
eaux, Boston; West Lashaway, Genoa via
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. June 3O--Arrived:
Strs Federal Bridge. New Orleans; War
Sepy (Br), Glasgow: Cola Shell New
Orleans; Duquesne, Baltimore; Gulf OIL
Tampico; Aladdin, Providence. Sailed;
Str j NJ Guffey. Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 3o--Arrived:
strs Currier. Port Arthur; Howard, jack
sonville and Baltimore Sailed: Str No.
as (Brl Caibairen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-01


and freight service was announced DAY
by the Matson Navigation Company The
freight service Will be laalntalned on
{mree %reK N Oasis , Wth tne 40o0lon
for Seattle, and the p%aseqger steamer
1-urine' !" ,;, san ,oF seeIrI~ u! ne
return Via san Francisc0: The Manulani
sister ship OF the Manukal VIII take q
d alIa cargo CT sugar 10 an AtlanHc re-
TANK str Tamaihua' 1870 tons dead :.
weight, said TO be the largest merchant
Vessel ever ouilt on ne Pacific VIII be
for me Southern Pacific Companys Allan
TIC steamship lines; ,,o
TANK str AnlpuIlaria (Br}. g. go 900 tons
ION yarIS tha same day tor the Anglo
Sa ,2 Tetroseum Com PAM, L[d.
me Iokutuku Maru; hrst "a penese yes yes.
rrahc!sGo, is hAeQ 70 cary oarLey TO the
OHilea Klns dom al. at . I shlil'ngS pence
Srnt fQ1esteT' POO IONS - 90 GAYS on OK
Ai' y M INIiSpT rrr. 81 Via rto,,oo,.
bALI4MORE' June So.-~As the pioneer
Inc plfeGe 4ne OF tns Faf ems dat
the West indies and Pacihc ports, the
steamer Venezuela Captain Drumfnond'
arrived to-day;
me NehezueIa Is me hFst or three sister
snlps tnat nave peen selected by tine
racine MAN steamship company 70 san
! rom baltimore az tnree week intervals
her running mates Will be the Coiomola
ana Ecuador all vessels or 440OO tons
dlsp4"ceinent ana eIaoorateIy htted f9r
passengers me Venezuela VIII De READY
to return July Z
Arrivals OF vessels at the port OF Bal,
tlmore Tor June We're lf8, as compared
to 100 for May Fourteen nationalltles
were represented. There were lo6 Amer
lcan ships as compared to W Tor the pre-
v!ous month. Others were British. ~ ;
Norwegian 20; japanese. 3; Danzig, i;
Italian, g. Denmark, 8, Spain. 2; Greece,
Portugal, Holland. Sweden, France and
Belgium one each. or the arrivals three
were American schoonerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-01
Maritime Miscellany
New York

June so-American steamer Walter A
Luckenbach, arrived at Quarantine at 4:ST
p m to day from Hamburg ana Rotterdam
dying mot under control! signals The
trouble was not serious; she had some salt
water in her boilers and the captain de-
sired tugs to assist him ToWboats as
sisted her and she left Quarantine at 611
y m TO go to her pier the foot Of 25th
Street. Brooklyn.
At the Graves Registration Service at
the United States Army piers in Hoboken
it was announced that the United States
Army transport Wheaton would arrive
Tuesday morning. bringing nearly 5000
II viii take ten days to unload the bodies
only about 600 bodies can be unloaded
in day. The advance information on
the divisions and units represented in the
dead has been delayed in transit.
HALIFAX, June 2s-American sch- Es-
peranto which on May 80 sunk off Sable
age and previously reported having bow
raised above water by wreckers sank late
inflated pontoons which had been used 10
buoy her.
BOSTON; June r.; 2?G-shtPPing, hoard Str
leaving port here to-day, was in collision
in fog in Broad Sound. Off Firms Ledge
with the American str Sagua, which ar
anchor tore away sails, woodwork and
corner OF starboaro side OF Derancf's
bridge and Sagua had starboard pipy
smashed, bow moring head fractured and
bow baulk plate cracked The Ber4nof
continued on her voyage.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, June s0--The yes
sci reported ahre and abandoned off the
Florida coast Sunday night by the British
sir sir Bessie Bessie D9IiaE , was the thrse-lnasted
Fla, to Hayre, it hecaI&e known last night
when its sktoper, CHStain n Richard.
and crew arrived here from New Smyrna.
the schr burned ninety miles off Mosquito
Inlet. The captain and crew put off in
beats ana rowed to New smyrna
NEWPORT, l, June 3O--Auerican
srhr Rowland II Wilcox, from New Lon
don, is reported on reef a the northern
end of Rose Island. Assistance has been
offered but refused. and it is believed that
she is not in q dangerous position.
PORTLAND, Ore. June S0--The Lake
Gunnj left for New Orleans and Galveston
via Puget Sound and San Francisco.
The British str Benvenue sailed with
wheat for Europe
Portland during the crop year Just ended
received 2i,102 cars OF wheat. as compared
with 9,16o cars last year. 1t was the rec
ORD year ar port.
SAN FRANCISCO. Iunc 3o,-Ira,1gu
ton of 4 Puget Sound lL2 v',.....2. s4ssellge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-01
Ii III $ ines New 8
Trade Sentiment Is Buoyed
BY Crops i'm Chicago District
Resumption Week Is
Urged to- Aid Trade

Setting aside the week beginning
with Labor Day for every person,
company and corporation to buy and
order to the full extent of purchas-
ing power to stimulate business is
proposed by the Pennsylvania Manu-
facturers' Association in calling for
a national Resumption Week.
"As scores of orders could be in
the millions, hundreds in the thou
sands and hundreds of thousands in
lesser amounts, the average should
exceed $780," says the association,
land purchases and orders to the
amount of s5.oOo,O0o,000 to slQ,-
000,o0o,o0o would give such conf
dence, such encouragement, ouch an
impetus, such substantial gain to
business that by October every
wheel would be running and every
worthy worker employed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-01
Business Restricted as Re-
suit of Curtailed Buying
wer in Agricultural
Sections; Turn Expected

CHICAGO, June 30.-Despite contin-
ped moderation in virtually all
branches of trade, sentiment in the
seventh district is gradually mounting
higher, according to the review CT bust
ness conditions made public to-day by
the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank.
Indications of larger net returns from
crops because of lower costs this year
form the basis for the more encourage
ing outlook.
Favorable weather and abundant
moisture, contributing to promising
crops, serve to stimulate more hope
full feeling among business men in the
Middle West" the review says. "Whilo
the wheat acreage Is between 10 and 20
per cent below year ago the oat crop
acreage is greater. Other than in SEN
timent conditions have changed little
from month ago. Restricted buying
continues in the agricultural sections.
chiefly because the farmers have moth
ing to buy with, their surplus funds
having been expended. The liquida-
tion of their crop holdings is proceed
ing slowly, the disposition being to sell
in small quantities as cash is required.
Retail trade in Chicago continues
in fair volume, but outside the volume
IS little smaller. Prices in the retail
markets have receded, and in instances
where retail prices do not reflect the
same reduction as wholesale prices the
variation is frequently traceable to
higher cost of doing business.
The same feature is manifesting it.
self in manufacturing, where reduction
In prices of raw materials cannot be ap-
piled fully TO the selling price of the
finished product because of the in
creased cost per unit and the increase
in freight rates. Buying by individuals
IS considerably restricted, with dis
position by the consumer to buy only
to supply imperative needs and to await
lower prices. One factor contributing
to this is the increase in rentals, which
necessarily has curtaied the supply of
individual funds. Obviously, creasing
unemployment and shorter hours serve
to restrict the amount available in the
pay envelope and consequently affect
purchases at retail stores.'
Competition among manufacturers,
especially ir lines which have felt the
full effect of the buyers strike, is grow
ing keerer, the bank says, pointing to
the situation in the automotive field
and in the shoe and leather industry.
Producers are keeping close supervision
over output and running as close to
actual demand as possible.
The credit situation in some of the
leading manufacturing centers," con-
tnues the review, "shoWs indications
of continued improvement, but Judging
the farmers loans from the basis of
country banks, the liquidation in that
direction has not progressed very far.
Country banks, generally speaking, are
either renewing in full or allowing in