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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
LOGAN & VANS
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
By Private Wire to A. e. Mastsn 4 Co

Nc~ Yurh. rt'. - Ia" nuauuh"c-
mcnt tia; the !nr"H"ttH" brotherhood
chiefs hal hem summoned I" cor
ference with III" railway Labor board
in Chicago on Thursday gave the Iirs'
rays IF hope that the threatened Strike
ma, hr ::ErricI ana thus LAS chiefly
responsible Tor the covering which /" TX
ularr in the rail and other groups Ut
stocks.
American Sugar Refining stocks. rs
well a. other shares OF the sugar group
were cnrSlicu"uslY weak features In
The t!"ys iurnnl rr. md II is the CON
tinucd urfuvur4ble status Of this lirs
TT rndcavor which enhances the desire
Of holders to liquidate ibis :ype OF Sc
curitics.
Generally speaking. the list displayed
q rather firm undcrtoEc and comment
Was heard in not Il few quarters that
ali things considered. the market held
NJ rather we'll yesterday and to-day IN
view og the uniav0rabln influences
which it had tn contend with.
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SUGAR

New York. Oct lS---Thc raw sugar
market was steady and unchanged at
400 for duty free sugars and Al for
CuhGs. There We're sales OF 1000
bags Of Philippine Island ccntrifuga!s.
duo tn" first week In November. to To-
cai and rUtport rcnncr* a. 400.
The raw sugar futures market was
frlner early on covering AMI a Mtln
bUyinr hv commission houses. but
after shaving advances Of 3 to s points
prices 'aScd oil under humiliation clos
Ing unchanged 10 points net higher
although trading was Hight and prices
SUBJECT to smell ur'l"rs either wa.
p"crmhcr closed at @,63: March go:
Ma. 30 and Iuly. c.iT.
~" refined market was unchanged ut
so for fine EranI'a.HI. and there was
Il moderate dcmrnj.
Refined fu'ur's were without trans
actions. Closing rrirr" we're unchanged
u, SIS for December. aud $50 for later
months.
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PADEN CITY

Mrs. Bertha Hoskins has returned
from Canton. Ohio. where she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billeier
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Henthorn are
parents or new son. Mrs. Henthorn
was Miss Thursa Fagert before her mar
riage.
Mrs. Clifford Majors Of Moundsville
has been called here BY the illness OF
her mother. Mrs. q. w. Suzur who Is
III Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy spent the
week emil rs the guests Of relatives at
POrters Falls. W. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Jefferson Carse were At
Next Sunday 70 attend the celebration
OF the fourtieth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Pierpoint.
Mrs. Davy Lewis OF Youngstown. O..
and Miss Quinta Shriver Of Williams
town. are guests at the home Of J. b.
Van C1Inn.
W. :. Harness. local insurance agent
sucnt Monday in Waverly as business
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McGil Of
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Wheeling have returned after 4 ytsie
Nth her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ms Maurice Francis OF New Martins.
VILE was the guest Sunday OF her sister
Mrs. W. K. Hall.
dered her a pleasant surprise Sunday
on the occasion OF her 69th nlrthday an.
niversary The guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs e. g. Carr and children Of Sardi1.
Ohio: Mr. and Mrs c. y. Carr. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Taught, and daughter OF
Sistersville: Mr. and Mrs. V. w. Caff
and children of Porters Falls: Mrs. Noet
Hutchison and daughter Of New Mao:
nloras. and Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Carr 2ne
daughter of Paden City.
De'hcrt Strosnidcr Of this city IL con-
fined In the Tyler county Jail at Middle
bourne. awaiting hearing on the chArge
Of robbing Frank Simon, aged recluse Of
$3.50. Strosnider was arrested IN 81
Clairsville and brought To Middlebourno'
Mr.. and Mrs Mason Rawson OF btS.
tersvilie wcre the guests Sunday OK
local friends.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. uc: Is 80. Cattle. receipts
1900: desirable corn fed steers and
yeariings STEADY: others slow 10 lower;
TOP yearlings $ll.7b; bulk beef steers
ST to $50: tat sh" stock steady 70 I'M
evenly lower: Gamers. cutters and bulls
steady: veal calves IS TO 80 cents high
or: stockers and feeders steady 10
LOGS. receipts 10000: butchers and
lights s. to 80 cents lower: packing
s0ws II TO IS cents lower than yes
terday's average; holdover liberal; top
early $3.50: bulk lights and light
butchers sS11 10 $50; bulk packing
ROWS $3.50 to rs: pigs Is to IS cents
sheep. receipts $4,000; fat lambs gen
orally steady 10 shade lower, others
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Harry Foreman and odny OF
Steubenville O., arrived Monday even-
ing to visit Mrs. S. S. Foreman. Of North
Chestnut street.
+. l.. Harrison and two sons Brad
field and Lewis. visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Harrison at Lakeside hospital
Cleveland. o.
Miss EVA Carter and J. W. Foulke
attended Robin Hood" at the Court
theatre Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Porterfeld ana
son Bobbie. Of Uhrichsviile. spent sun
day with relatives here. -
Miss Marguerite Morris spent the
weekend with Miss Marjorie Hardest8
Of st. Clairsv!lle. O. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Craig. Of Greene
vills O.. are visiting supt. and Mrs. We
Q. Jordan. OF Walton avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L, Hasbrouck spent
Tuesday ut Wheeling.
Mrs. Ross Fowler and children Of Ss.
clairsyille. are visiting Mr.. and ArA
Henry Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dennis and soa
Billie returned TO their homo at Fly
etteville. Ark. Monday after spending
several months here at the home Of NJ
and Mrs. Harry Roby. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Upton and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves were visitors
at Wheeling Monday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Panl Adcock and son.
Paul, Jr., Mrs. Adam Adcock and sons.
Lewis and Chas. Taylor, are spending
a few days with Miss Leila Porterheld.
Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rohy and MrL
Elizabeth Hinton motored to Columbus
Sunday and visited Mr.. and Mrs ChaAs
MONTGOMERY. ia,
Mr.. william Meek Is visiting her
mothbr, Mr.. T. 8. Bradheld, Of Nor0
Chestnut street. -
4
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. or;. lS--B"iri$h view Of
the domestic industrial situation AMI g.;
al" foreign financial uUt.""E carried -"
wheat market downward i",!t.. /" ia"
i"W'~' rr.C"S y.t th.$ S".,S,'I. t'."S'itT
,,iot,;iunS Were Uus"tt,cd Il; 50 /" -
cents not decline with prC~mn"' 10" :
tn I.n5i: and May l.u9Nl ~ !-t". t"rn
finished unchanged {" - I" l. tower.
"ar, "Ii |. IN ~ cents and rr"Hts'"nS
t,rchtnCed to II cents down.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. -. oct. lS--Wheat cash Sli9:
p"r"mb"r H."Oi.: May .l."6.
rlcvCr=rcd prime cash and u"iUhar
$l@.J"; December Sl".lI: February
$3.50: March S''.ij.
Alsike prime cash and Octnhrr sos:
December 81 50; May sI1l;.
TImnthr Ir;m" cash l9en, go, 1921
and Ort"h"r $50: Dr"emhcr SIS:
March S3.Oh.
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closing steady; TOP fat native lambs
s<aj: hulk s: culls mostly $3.50: west
I'm lambs top $3.50: choice Montana
wcthers si.'5: fat eve top 1850; bulk
$6.@5 to i?S: feeder yearlinG wethers
as: feeder "a mbs mostly $3.50 to i.i1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

Pittsburgh. Oct. lS--tiogs, receipts
.OO" Heavies So: heavy y~rkc"s and
light workers. 1926 TO $40. l!gs $40
10 80. Sheep and lambs receipts Sl5
narket steady. Top sheep IS. Top
lambs $h 30. Calves, receipts 81: mar
kct steady; top ST..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
GASOLINE ADVANCE IN OKLAHOMA

crew Levick company. oil marketing
'"GHrizati"n for cities Service company
in Oklahoma, announces that effective
Monday. October u. gasoline tank VA
gen prices will I've advanced W." cents.
making state schedule is cents at all
points.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Oct. is - Cotton goods
were quiet today. Yarns were dull and
weaker. but increased activity was re-
ported in spot goods in wooden and
worsteds. Novelties in silks were fea-
tured for spring.
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MONEY MARKET

New York. Oct. i5-CaN money easy:
high 6: low 4; ruling rate 5: closing bid
~ offered at I: las, loan 4; call loans
against acceptances AZ.
5ia W days ~ 10 5iS: months ~
TO So. Prime mercantile paper 5t2 70 :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
nrRnRrY HnHpA

New York. Oct. 1s Liberty bonds
closed: AIS 1912: FIRST Is sG2.Ao: sec
ond +s $3.50: first +As 1910; second
Al ;9o.+2: third AS S94.62: fourth
4r.s s92.72 Victory AIS s9s.3s; Victory
AS $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19

close October Is for 4 per cent cash
dividend. payable October 20.
Sterling Products IHr.--TranSfer
hooks close oct. % for Il 3 per cent cash
Ill dividend payable Nov. |.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. " Va. Oct. IS. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence: BY A. E.
Iasten q 60. members New York stock
.>ct,tusc. second door National Bank
& w Va. Bldg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct Is. '2l.
FURNISHED Tho luteliiIcncer By A. T.
Mrstcu Il Co.. members New York stock
~, hange Second foJr National Bank
~ ". Va. Bldg.
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling, W. Va. Oct. Is. 81.
Furnished The lrtcilIyencer by a. r,
MaStcn d Co. members New YORK SOCK
ExchanSe. Second door National Bank
II w Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. oct. Is. 81.
Daily quotation list Whr"'!Ts Stock
exchange Compiled for Tho 1n,el!.
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Read and use In:"ilIgnurcr Wan; Ads,
You'll get what you want.
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n. I. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. Is. 81.
Euraishsd The lp,eil!Ssncsr by A. F
nsS,sn : Go. members New York STOCK
exchange. Second floor National Bank
of " Va RiHg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. Is. 81.
Furnished The lntelnyencer by A. E
aasten x Co, members New York $40 II
EAvhange. Second floor National EanK
81 W Va Bltg
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PETROLEUM

on city. Pa. oct. lS.--I'redit balances
- Runs. S2.0t4: average. $500
SA!pmeats. 1850: average. 40.2S3.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. IS. 81.
Furnished The lntolllgenccr by A. &
aiasten & Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second door National Bank
OF AZ VA Bldg
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An automobile wreck Is 50 comnso4
nowadays that It doesn't often get into
print uniess II. also wrecks a family.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. IS. ~.
Reported by n. i. Dnherty & Co. New
York. through Claude Meekcr. Board
Of Trad" liuiiding. Wheeling.
Sale Stocks high Low Close Ask
1865 Common Hi ll75 175 llS5
l2l1 Preferred =. 55T 5fis IS Sc
1927 Bankers 80! 19i. 1875 10 20
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Cash uuotations--Wheat: No. l hare
.ll0: No. 2 hard slO7. Corn: No. :
mixed 4la. to t5't; No. : Yellow !. I"
I5t,. Oats: No. whit" g. !. to 25'g ;
No. white 29ia 10 BIZ. forE nom
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PROVISION MARKET

(BY REUTER- RROTHERS.)
wheeling. W. Va. oct. is, 81.
FRESH MEATS.
BEEF.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
AL MARGEN DE LA VIDA I DE- IA H|STORIA

FL II de agoSto que ACADIA de pasar.
Sc cumpli0 el cuartO centenario del
triunfo definitiro de Herman Cor
t6s on su atr6vida einpresa de conquis-
tar Il NIejico. Son. pueS. opoltunos los
datos biOgrdficos del audaz intelligent
tie aventureIo espanol. Naci0 en- Mede-
Hin (Extremadura Espaiola) Ell 14S5
Y fueron suS padres Martin Cort6S de
MOEroy V doiia Catalina PiZHrro Alta
mirano. descendientes de noheS fami-
las del pals Cen ohjeto de scasuir una
carrera literaria. curse IicInan Cort6s
dos amos Ell In ThiverSidad de Sala-
manca. pero ST inclination Y genip TO
goso le hacfan mas prop0sito para
la vida activa del mi!itar. que para
Ia pacitica del estudiante. por conSi-
suiente. pas6 Italia, ell donde la
saxon hacfa In guerra el Gran Captain
GonZalO de Cordoba. VA iba Il cmbar-
carSc CortGs para Napolcs. cuando ca
W enfermo. Tan pronto como Sc re-
cobr0. abandon6 sus proyectoS de Sc
guir Ia campaiia lie Italia. v puso su
vista ell las Indias Occidentalcs. Par
ito. pues, para Santo Domingo en- 1904.
Y luch0 contra los indios. al lado de
Ovando. Su paricnte. V del TenientC
Diego Ncldzquez. Il qui"n si&ui6 para
ll cCnquiSta de Cuba. Case entonces
con Dola Catalina Suarez Pachec0.
V fue nombrado por NclhZquez. Alcalde
de Santiago. POGO deSpuGs del dcScu
brimiento de Mejico por Grijalva. We
l;izquez confi6 Ia conquista de este
Imperio Cortes. pero recelando des-
puGs de la ambiciGn de SUI protcgidO,
quiSo retenellp. Era tardc. pups Curt6s.
las 6rienes de su jefe,
parti5 Il In c;tbeza de once buqueS. con
10 marineros, 533 Soldados, POO indios
de Cuba, 10 pleas de artillerfa V
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

falcOneteS. el Is de febrero de 1919
Siguiendo las huellas de Grijalva. Cor
ties desembarc0 en- IN isla Cozumel.
SOmeti0 Il viva fuerZa Il los indios de
sas j0veneS, entire elias la inteligente
Marina. que tan it'll habfa dc serle,
y en- seGlIida endcrez0 las proas de sus
naves hacia el puerto de San Juan de
Tllia. DespueS de haber fundado ALI
el puerto de Villarica de la VeracruZ
g quemalO audazmente suS nayes. re-
Solvi0 conquistar el vasto imperio de
Anahuac Mexico. que Sc eXtendfa
cnfre ambos mares. \ pesar de las
reiteradas 6rdenes del emperador Moe
tcZuma., So dirigi6 Il Mexico. yenci0
en- dos batallaS Il los valerOsoS tlas-
caltecas. uni0se ellos contra los az
tecas de Mexico, evit5 una emboscada
con la matanZa que orden0 en- Cholu
In penetr0 en- la capital el de no
viembre. Acogido benGvolamente por
MocteZuma, SO apoder0 de la persona
de este al reSibir la noticia de que
los mexicanos habfan atacado Vera
cruz oblig0le Il declararse vaSalIo
de Carlos V Y a compartir su tcsoro
con los eSpanoleS Los meXicanos aca-
bahan de sublevarse, cuamdo CortGS
con una partida de Su ej6rcito, Sali6
al cncuentro de NarvaeZ. a quien cl
cnyidioSo Nelazquez cnviaba contra q,
al frente de 900 hombres, Y tuvo la
suertc Y la hablidad de sorprender Y
conquistar los soltladoS de su rival.
pcro de regreso en- Mexico, despues de
Ia muerte de Moctezuma. So VIC preci-
Sado Il evacuar Ia ciudad, experiment
tandO conSiderables bajaS ell In c6lc
brc "N0che TriSte'. en- que Sc dice
que viendo sacriicados Il sus mejores
capitanes. aquel Srande hombre. no
pudo contener las ldgrimas Y llord de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

sulta que Sc e>truia la gonna en- un
Sentido ;,iraturiu. ddndnle una c-nc ir
de moyimiento como cl gu" Sc h"ro
para ordCilnr, cue imprlr e. lfqti,Iu II
traves del tubo de gonna. In r.ircno
de este SO c"nyicrtr. puc.;. tn tuba ;,p
aspiration Y cl otrn en- jubo dr ,l..>r.;r-
"a, de una cla:;c de humba >rl-illr :
eticientc. FL inventor. GcSpucS lie haE.r
hccho nna de cstas homha> con un
Servilietero Y I'M pClaZO de tuho de
COMA. ha >acaGo una patcntr para
un me 'anisIno ordinario de ingcnicria.
basado cn el miSmo principle. Sc pro
ponc einplear, en- lugar del tubo una
cinta flexible dc gonna cucro Il prue-
ba de aqua, V un armaZ0n de hiprro
fundido de bronco. con brazoS de
aspiration Y de dcscarga. Dcbe obSer-
varse que este tipo dc bomba carecc
dc valvula.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
ANUECIO DE VENTA EN- PU-
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que el dia 30 de Sep
tiembre del corriente ano las dos de
la tarde, vendere en- mi oticina de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Gale del DR.. Be-
tances, antes Cruz No. II, altos, en-
,dblica subasta, al mejor postor, por
..inero effective y instancia del BAN
GO POPULAR DE ECONOMlAS y
PRESTAMOS De SAN JUAN, P. R.
ounce Q5) acciones de la CENTRAL
VANNINA, comprendidas en- el GER
tifcado n1mero cincuenta (50) expe-
dido a favor de don Guillermo S. Es-
cudero, por haberse dado en- prenda
dichas acciones al BANCO indicado,
en- garantia de un prestamo vencido Y
no satisfecho.
Y para notifcar al dueno de la
!prenda Y al publico en- general, expi-
do el presente one Sc publicara en- dos
'periodicos de general circulation de
'esta Ciudad, a primero de Septiembre
de 1921.
Damian M0nserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

por;lneo. don Manuel Machado. el
publiro lPerl con SustU 81 boceto
Hello igui
tu6 valientr. fi!G hcInoso. fue artista.
Inspire amor. terror V resppto.
En- pintarle gladiando deSnudo,
iluStr0 su piuccl, TiltOretto.
Maquiayclo nos MARIA su historic
de aseSino elegante V discreto.
Cesar Borgia 10 ahorc5 en- Sinigaglia..
Dej0 un cuadro, un puIal y un soneto.
:CuII cs la bomba mas peuuena del
mundo?... ESta es una pregunta diff
cil de contestar, pero serfa igualmente
diffcil hallar una que fuera q la vcz
mas pequeha V mas Sencilla que In que
ha sido ideada rccientcmente por un
ingeniero britanico. Consiste en- un pc
dazo de tubo de gonna doblado ell for
ma de arco. con un armaZ0n de made
ra ell el exterior Y un alabe circular
en el interior. Colocando el alabe fue-
ia del centro haci6ndolo girar, re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN, P. R.,
setenticinco acciones de la CENTRAL
VANNINA, comprendidas en- los GER
tifcados numeros 146 Y 147 expedidos
a favor de dona Elvira G. de Cordova,
viuda de Lorenzi, por haberse dado en-
prenda dichas accioncs al BANCO in
dicado, en- garantia de dos prestamos
vencidos Y no satisfechos.
Y para notificar la duena de la
prenda Y al publico en- general, expido
ell presente que Sc publicara en- dos pc
riodicos de general circulation de esta
Ciudad, a primero de Septiembre de
1921.
Damian MOnserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
PABLO DEL RIO,
Trustee.
HUGH r. FRANCIS,

Abogado de los acreedores
ESta yenta Sc hahii anunciado para
Sc ha prorrogado para el dia II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

bajO de un irb0l lie 'ahuchuctc". uno
todavfa So conscrvaba Cm la mptrt,o-
lis azteca. hace poc0s amos (AHi So Il.
conocfa con cl nomhre del "Arhol de
la Noche TriS.e'.l Erncrdor de los
meXicanoS en- Otumba. eI s de Julio de
1920. hiZo grandes prerH ralivuS con ell
concurSo de srS aliado$ imdi-cnas V
volvi0 nuevamcnte contra Mexico. de
la cllal Sc apoder1. drSpuc$ de IN lar
go Y ppnoSn Sitio. 81 II dc a.o<tu de
1921 In c:udad ftl1 replitirn.la Y re-
pop5lada. Y l;I sumiSi6n del rrSto del
imnerio fu1 ohra de mcnor crantfa
deS'lp aquel moncnto. III nnevo empe-
rador 'mcXicano. cl valicntG Cuaute-
moe. fu6 condpnaio a mIertc. ulIcs!nn-
do aSf reprimida toda tentativa de- Sl.-
blevaci0n. CorttS tuyo que volyer a
la Corte tie Eslpaila Y fuc tratatlo con
injuSticia. SriS ;ilos veget0 V languitr-
clio eli la Peninsula V falleci1 en- Cas-
tillc.ia dc la CueSta (SevillaD. cl - de
de Scpticmbre de 1J47. Tuvo CortCS de
Ii india Marina, IN hijo que So lIam6
Martin Cort6S. caballero de la Ortlr.t
de Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
Advt.
ANUNCIO DE VENTA EN- PU.
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que el dia 80 de Sep
iembre del corriente ano, las tres
lie la tarde, vendere en- mi oficina de
San Juan, Puerto Rico (Calle de Be-
tances, antes Cruz No. II, altos, Ell
pubica subasta, al mejor postor, por
dinero effective instancia del BAN
co POPULAR DE eECONOMIAS Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
oU1NINA EN- FoRMA sUPE,

RIOR. FL efecto tonico laxante del
LANATlVO BROMO OUININA lie
hace superior a la Quinina ordinaria,
Y no afecta Ia cabeza. La fir1na dc
Z. W. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca.
jita. S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17


1ace POGO. pn rSta miSma cr0mica pI
blicibamus un intcrcsantc artfculo so
bre los BorgiaS. ALI Sc hablaba de
uno de esoS tipos clasicOs del Rena-
cimiento mezcla eXtraiia dc handolc-
roS Y artistaS. que 10 mismo esculpian
Que aSesinaban. HablamOs dc Olivcret-
to de Fermo. pero fueron muchoS los
de su clase Y entire ellos, como 1igu-
I'll casi representative Sc halla Bcnve-
nuto Cellini \ Oliveretto de Fcrmo.
10 describe cn, unos cuantos vcrsos
magistrates, el poeta espaiiol contem-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
.1N LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA
PUERTO RICO
En- el asunto de
RAFAEL RIVERA OYOLA,
en- quiebra.
En- quiebra No. ......
AVISO DE VENTA.

Por la presente Sc avisa que cl dia
"a de septicmbre de 1921, las 10 de
la manana, ser&n vendidas en- un So
10 lote, en- la tienda situada en- la ca
lie San Agustin 70. 63, Puerta de
Terra, las cXistencias pcrtenecientes
dicha quiebra, por el Trustee que
suscribe.
Las mencionadas eXistencias Sc
componen de Trajes, Quincalla, Zapa-
tos Y el Mobiliario.
Ell Referee Sc reserva el derecho de
rehusar las ofertas que no cubran el
IS por cinto del valor de la retasaci0n.
San Juan, P. R., septiembre IA de
1921.
pAPIO MI RI0
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
New Rail Issues Authorized.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
has approved the application of the
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie Railway Company for authority
to purchase the property of the Wiscon-
sin and Northern Railroad Company.
The company was also authorized to
issue s2.61, 900 of it's first consolidated
per cent. mortgage bonds. to be used
in part payment for the property. which
is to cost s.. 1885. 500. The Ann Arbor Rail-
road has been granted authority to is
sue s.. 100000 of per cent. bonds and
to pledge 81. 925,000 on the bonds as col
lateral security for certain promissory
notes. The San Diego and Arizona Rail-
way Company has been granted au-
thority TO issue two promissory notes
for $6sS,Sl each, with interest at the
rate of 8 per cent, one payable to the
Southern Pacific company and the other
to the c. ID. e. A. b. Spreckels Securi-
ties Company. to cover certain indebt-
edness for advances made by those
companies. Loans have been made
under section 2l0 of the transportation
act of 1920 as follows: To the Erie Rail-
road Company, sl.50o,7o0. and to the
Wichita Northwestern Railway Com
pany. s3s1,75o out of the revolving i'm
provement fund.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
CHANGES IN EXCHANGE FIRMS.
Three Partnerships Dissolved and
One New Concern Formed.


The following firm changes. effective
yesterday. We're announced by the New
York stock Exchange In its weekly bull
letin
Asa p Potter. Jr.. William n.
Krause and Stuart X. Choate admitted
to Blyth & Bonner Wallace D. Eyre
retired from FIoyd-J es. Vivian & Co.
Carroll B. Alker admitted to Harris.
Winthrop & Co.; Robert Lehman ad-
mitted to Lehman Brothers; William
+. Kane. admitted to Logan & Bryan
w. l.. Gottlieb admitted to Spencer B.
Koch & Co.; Stanhope S. Goddard ad-
mtted to Redmond & Co.. Lawrence H.
Marks admitted to l.. F. Rothschild &
Co.. Emil Schalk retired from Secor,
Well & Co.; Walton Storm retired from
and Charles Edmund Burke admitted to
Springs Co.. Edward>L Rogers, de-
ceased, interest ceased in Van Wyck &
Sterling: James II. Watson, Jr., and
Daniel J. Morgan. admitted to T. l..
Watson & Co.: J. Preston Rice admitted
to White. Weld & Co, Charles Carter
Wallbridge admitted to West & Co.
Partnerships dissolved included Care
ron Blaikie & Co., Kelley. Jewett & Co.
and Tauchert & Thiele. and new Arms
Jewett, Newman & Co. The dissolution
of the partnership of Martin & Co. Is
proposed for July 10 and the admission
of James p. McKenna to the firm of NJ
J. Meehan & Co. Is proposed for the
same date.