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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
STEEL CORPORATION
DIVIDENDS REDUCED
DIRECTORS C TO c N S Z r v Z
CAPITAL OF BIG WHEELING
STEEL INDUSTRY.
Reduction. Officials Say. WIN Be Tenn
poraIy-Mads NOossBary BY
Depression.

Directors ~ the Wheeling Steel 'or
porat;on. at II meeting yesterday. de-
r,deJ To- reduce IA" quarterly Dividends
ON Preferred N" AMI Preferred -
stock as n means OF Couser ina the CON &.
PANS capital. Tur reduced dividen1
Will only temporarily affeCt holders ot
he stock. officials q: ,he corporation
STATE.
Preferred b" stock OF the Wheeling
S;eel Corporation has been paying ten
oer con, dividend and tie Preferred
A. SOCK was paying eight per cent.
Yesterdays action means tia; tho diNi-
dand on The former IS reduced 20 IA
or cent quarterly. md the dividend on
"A" rreferred stock Is reduced to l
per cent q quarter.
officials OF the corporation declare
that the industrial SITUATION has
s.yerelv intrrfered with The rompanr
far the mas, seNera; months. aud the
directors deemed j, wise, much as they
regretted 10 AXE til" step. /" reduce the
dividends temporarily Fh" dlNihenus
AFRO payah,e January -, IT,.
As a resul; Of the Dividend redu"-
lions the preferred stocks OF iho
Ubecling Steel Corporation dropped
sharply on tho local stock market N"s-
.erda~ The last sale on Preferred ~
stock Tuesday was 1881; Yesterday IN
stock clased at l12i.. Preferred *
closed Tuesday II; l?7 Yesterday TIA
last sale was li5.
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UN|ON7OWN, OHIO
Thanks Offering Service.


A thanks offering service was gwen
in the local United Presbyterian church
on sabbath morning. 4 thanks offering
which Was a free will offering. given
10 the Ladies Missionary Society. OF the
church. was AIKEN. which amounted to
about $40. Tawski Saleh was present
and gave an address. which was very
interesting and also instructive. telling
of the customs. religions and a part OF
the home life Of the native Egyptians.
Mr.. Saleh was a native Egyptian, who
had received Ms training as far'as OBJ
%tainable. IN IA" Egyptian College. at
Assault. and having won the honors,
which gained for his the scholarship
at Pittsburgh. he entered eighteen
months ago. his being his second wear
IN the seminary.
Give Entertainment.
. The pupils Of the two rooms In the
local school gave 1t Thanksgiving pro-
gram in the higher grade room on Wed.
nesdny afternoon. The schools being
dismissed for tho remainder OF the week
for their Thanksgiving vacation.
Uniontown Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. mmet Edmondson. OF
Bannock. spent Thursday with their
father. J. ". Edmondson. local resi-
dent.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Caldwell and
daughters. Misses Ethel and Sara. OF
Bannock, spent Thanksgiving at the
homo Of Mrs. Caldwelrs niece. Mr., and
Mrs. w. =. Lee.
Mr.. Thomas DAVIS. Of the Great West
Nrn. spent Monday with his daughter,
Mrs. V. NJ. Long. who is quite III.
Miss Lillian Eisenbarth. returned to
her ',ome IN Sardis. o.. tho first OF the
week. after spending Thanksgiving with
her sister, Mrs. Harold Taylor and fam
fly, east OF town.
M. George WellniG and two sisters.
M!sses Rachel and Sarah. spent Thanks
giving with their uncle. Mr.. George
yelling. of Freeport.
Mrs. Samuel Russell and little laugh
Tor. arrived home OF Monday from the
Ohio Valley General h6spita! IN Wheel
ing.
Mrs. I,ephens Lyle and daughter.
Miss Emma. arrived home or Sa turday,
after spending THANKSGIVING and the
mer's daughter, Mrs. Austin Fisher and
! family. IN New Philadelphia. q.
Squire J. NJ. Stewart was q business
Caller at tho county seat on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Crizicr and dRugh-
! ter, Eliza beth, were shoppers In Flush
Ing on Tuesday.
Van Patton. OF Fairp"int. attended
services in the L.. p. church on Sabbath
morning, being accompanied BY the pas,
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New York. Nov. 3o.-Ths local market
FOR raw sugar was quiet and AZ no sales
we're reported prices wore unchanged At
2.S7L to ALL for centrifugal. New crop
sugars, however. are offered IN increas-
ed volume and are available below the
spot quotations.
The market for raw sugar futures
sold At now Tow records under scattered
trade and commission house selling,
prompted by the more liberal offerings
Of new crop in tho spot market
ut lower levels. Final prices we're l TO
8 points net lower with Jailuary clos.
Ing at Alt: March. c.l6; May. f.27. and
July. 2.SI.
The market for refined sugar was
quiet with buyers not inclined to anti
cIpate, and limitlng purchases to nearby
requirements only. Prices were TN
changed at $50 TO $50 for hne ErAu-
lated.
There were no sales In rehned sugar
futures and closing prices were . points
higher to 10 net lower. December
closed at $50; March. 5.25. and May ut
$50. -aAaA
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n. Stocks

49,. york NOV. cp.-BordS were the
~ .,ebIa features ur 'oday's active
80 irconclusIve session OF tho STOCK
.~cbanKe. Liberty issues. almost WIKI
ant exception. added - their sustained
= md other seasoned bonds con-
,,rued 20 strengthen, bui the snare ''s'
as hesltant o" r~eacttonarH.
oils. steelS. equipments. chemicals
..S,tItz-rs and foods special;tes made
Es-oss recess!ors Of one 20 i've points
Ksomln-nt miscellaneous issues were
Bv.r BY ono 20 three points.
TTa,viness OF oils. which did not eN-
- 20 standard OF OF New Jersey.
srd rho European group was acsentu-
4 .tsd by reports that tho Mexican gov
(-nnAnt contemplates an Increase OF tho
,oort tax 70 mss: requirements or Hs
hsw budget.
Sailing OK rails seemed IN the nature
professional mSueuver 20 cover
~rsakness IN seasoned industriAs He-
actions Of one to two points N rams
portRtionE were partly retrieved y mo
sn.i hours. Sales amounted 10 $4,000
shares.
A more hopeful feeling IN induSir'A.
o,-.les was Indicated by the declaration
A oAtAA regular dividend on railway SE'I
aAnk Common. notwithstanding tue
{nISsicn that tho dividend had not
len earned.
None rates were Arm IN connection
with December disbursements eau
Aloans opening A. Ave per cent ana au-
RANGING 20 5H in tho Ana. hour. some
Basement OF time funds was !nd'ca'e1
Yhy moro liberal offerings Of 80 ana %
day Accommodations.
81 Leading foreign exchanges rose SW"
s,antih!ly on Announcement; tha' 'ne
E-rit.d states intends 20 participate IN
khe proposed meeting O. European bank
krR which has for It's ooIect the stabl'-
~Azatlon Of international credits, Steri'ns
kemand bills rose 4 fraction over ~ A"u
all the continental quotations. "s'o
hikher by II to 70 points.
Advances among Liberty bonds rTnSsa
FROM 10 cents per 800 70 more than 81
nh% prices easing. however on tp"H'
ta&ins. Tho same was true OF the son,
- hord list. in which realizing seemed
81 strong temptation. Total sales par
[alue. $22.S5o,ooo.
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ALL OIL TAKEN
Eureka Pipe Line Company Extshas
Notice OF OIL Purchases to
January !, 1885,.

As there is Il sliRh, improvement IN
the general situation You VII please run
all oil offered until January ]. next IL
may hr possible n" extend 'H- ''ha
beyond ihal date IN which event We VIII
further advise YOU
rhe above order mas h"eu issued from
L~cadouarters ur the Eureka I1pe Limo
company. which gathers most or itr OF
-rom Vie fields Of NeSi Virginia, NY
J. W Mack1in. assistant general super
iutCrdrnt, and il an extension ar 'lhle
I'm which oil viii Ice accepted from mo
producers. In the past the orders hahe
been issued every 10 days. since mo
frs; OF june
according - those engaged IN We
u sin.ss of rroduring oil the extension
~ lime q r,ll month indicates that cone
dl,Ious m the business ar" improving
and there il NOW hope thai when the
n4,, order is issued about the first Ut
January i. will be OF such a nature AZ
Ia insure the Oh producers the tuiIeSt
latitude in running their OF and permit
Them to again start drilling On n 'arSe
scale.
I, was recently reported tina; tho
South Penn Oil company, wh!'l' - Sal'
70 have several million barrels 81 OIL
in storage. was willing 10 sell at Tue
current market prir". -. but It has
sold little or non" "r us PRODUCTION. On
tho other hand three ~ the -four '4'"oo-
barrel storage tanks at MorGnn'o"h.
this state. have been completed ana ara
filled and TWO more az the twelve are
peurlng completion and will be filled. \
fac, which leads the producers 10 be
lieve that The South Penn. which - :
subsidiary Of the Standard oil company
IS holding for a higher price -iarkers
burg News.
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EBTE.EN

mont. O.. have returned homo attef Z
briee visit with their daughter and huo-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Armstrong
north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hayes ana tAm nA
returned TO their home in East Canton.
O.. the hrst Of the week. after SPEND
ing a few days the latter part OF the
week with Mrs. Hayes parents, M. anu
Mrs. Samuel Taylor, and family j
asst Richland, and MI. HayeF par.
ents. Mr.. and 1lrs. I. l. HayeA- ano'
family south of town. t7
Mr.. Earl Walls. a resident OF south
Of town. who has been suffering from
quinsy, following nm attack or tonstiitis'
still continues to improve. Mr. Wal!A
who Is principal Of tho Fairpoint sceoh'
has been at the home Of Mr.. and ME-
G. A. Ferguson. near Fairpotnt during
the Ulness in their home, assisting with
the work. as the schols were clohsd on
account Of an epidemic OF scarlet FEVER.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO
-
Entertain Family

Nj. and Mrs. !. t. Hayes entertained
with u family dinner at their home.
south Of town. on Saturday. Those from
Il distance attending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hayes and family. OF Fla al Canton,
O: and Apner Hayes. OF New I.exins-
ton. O.
School In Session
The rooms nf IN" local schools opened
ON Monday. after the THANKSGIVING va
cation. with TIE regular tea cheers. MIR.
l.. = Stonebrsk-r. principal and also
teacher In the seventh and eighth
grades. las been at his home in Belmont.
suffering from an attack Of humps. he
having taught on last Wednesday for
the nrst since his illness. when the
rooms were dismissed for The Thanks
giving vacation. During his absence
Mss Famia Daniel. who is teacher in
the second room. took rharS. OF Mr..
StonebIuker's room. over the higher
grades. while Miss Anna Bell Daniels.
one or The local girls. taught 70" her
sister. MISC Famia Daniels. IN the in
lermediate grades. with Miss McPher-
son In the primary room. VIII" is the
regular TEACHER in The first room.
Bannook Briefs
Mrs. W. Y. Holloway. of Flushing.
representing the W. $. Holloway Music
+ mpan Of Flushing. who are sales
agents for a number OF niusica! instru-
mrnts Intending tine player piano and
NictrO,a. was a. caller in town On Fri
dLv.
Mrs. Richard .Allhar. Of So. Glars
VIE. was a recent visitor At the home
Of hnr uncle. F. NJ. Danie..
Misses Sarah and TaInzen MeN!2hols.
Of Wheeling. W. Va. were quests At
the home Of their uncle. 4. VI. Dodge.
.y ,. $50. go ,,.rt 90 tIa
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aurrHR, EGGS, cREEsE

New York, Nov. A0-Butter frm;
creamery higher than extras 46 TO as +;
creamery extras (92 score) 45ia; cream
cry firsts (SS to al score) SSiq to AN
packing stock current make No. 2. %.
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered extra
Hrsts s. 20 6S; fresh gathered frsts 66
10 81; Now Jersey hennery whites. extra
fancy, candled selections 90: nearby
western hennery whites frsts TO aver
age extras IS to So; nearby western hon
merry browns 70 TO 80: do. gathered
browns and mixed ~colors. f1rsts to extras
IS 10 II; refrigerator special marks.
fancy II: do. frsts 2S to 40.
Cheese steady: state. whole milk fats
fresh specials 81 TO q; DO. average run
40 to 20l4: state whole milk twins spec
IGls 2! to % do. average 20 To 20h.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Nov. 30. -tatfIe. reCeIpIS.
ZOO: better grades beef steers and fat
shc-stoch mostl, sc higher: spots
showing more gain; lower grades aild
other classes steady to strong. Bulk
h"Cr steers. 6.2I 900: fat cows and
heifcrs, 5000 q SO. Gamers mostly 90
2.QU: h~olognas. %.6IG4.S5; hulk veal
calves. 900 a 80.
Hogs. receipts. "O.0UO: opened strong
to DC higher: ,loSeG Zoe lower than
early: holdover modcrate: top. 40 on
iG0-pound averages; practical top. I.O1
carly: 6.95 late: pigs steady to strong {:
bulk deslra hlc4, 7.N0QT10; few at 20.
sheep. receipts. 5000: strong 10 Csc
higher: top. lp.I0 paid for fat western
lambs: bulk fat lambs. 9.15Gl0.4h;
handy ewes. 900. bulk native ewes,
2EnT 80: feeders. sharply higher.
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tor. Rcv. kn.pe, and Tawski Saleh. the
Egyptian student who gave an address
instead Of the regular preaching service.
W. +. Taylor and son. Carl, were ousl-
ness callers in 81. CiairsNille on Mon
day.
TiI"mas K. crimes was a business
v.sit"" in Wheeling oil Friday.
Mrs. Isaac EiSenbarth. Of Sardis. o.,
Is spending a few days with her dau&h-
ter, Mrs. Harold Ia ylor. and family.
east Of town,
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y. NOV. 3h-Ca;tle
receipts IS: active. steady
calves. receipts 30. active. s. higher.
. 10 SlA.
Hogs. receipts 800 active: IS cents
higher. heavy 80 TO IS; mixed IS TO
$50: workers. $50 70 $50; .ighr york
ers and pigs $3.50 to SIS: roughs $3.50
10 SIS: stays { To S..
Sheep uud lambs rrveipts 500. active.
Wcthers. ewes. mixed. 30 cents higher.
Others unchanged.
Lambs 81 to ll@5: yearjinRe $3.50 10
$50: wetharS 50 10 So: ewes > to s.;
mixed sheep 81 10 $50.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Nov. 30--Wheat cash and De
cernher Sl.26: IA Sl.33h.
Cloverseed prime cash and December
$3.50; January Sl@.6S: February $3.50:
March $3.50.
Alslke prime cash and pecHmpcT
SI06h. February SlO.90 March SlO.95.
Timothy prime cash and December
s2O5: January $50: February s9.17ia:
March k3."%i7. Low grade seeds un-
changed.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. 30-rore!gn exchange
strong. Great Britain demand 4.OUtt
cables 4.U0s. sixty-day bills on banks
1914. France demand 1.U"; cables
1.03i2. Italy demand 4l5lY: cables 4:ib
Belgium demand 6.7?: cables 6.72i3
Germany demand .+&ig; cables .t3S4
Holland demand 36.2I; cables 25.+3. nor.
way demand 1925. Sweden demand
23.6u. Denmark demand $50. Switzer'
land demand 1900. Span demand 1870.
Greece demand i05. Argentina demand
92.T5. Brazil demand 1887. Montreal
81.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. Mo-. 90 Record breaking
low estimates OF the CONDITION OF w
domestic rruu If winter wheat had much
. do with d sharp upturn today in wheat
lalues here. The close was frm. t.
2l-c ne. higher. with December liz.
t" L.137s. and May l.II'. to- ~ =. C"tn
gained - To lI4c. oats finished &c or
To Il ike advance. ana provisions Na'''I
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MONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. 3O-CHll money Nrm:
Nigh 5ia: low :. ruling rate 5: closing
bid :: offered NJ 81: Inst loan S call
loans against Rcceptances ~. Time
lnRus steady 81 dayR. 90 days and 6
months Z. Prime mercantile paper Z 10
Z 4
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Nov. SO-Llbertv bonds
closed: Sr,a $685.: Arst ~ S9T.3s: sac
ond Is s9f.24; frst AS S97.24: second
AIS SaT.Ss: third AIS S91.7n; fourth
as $97.50; Victory 3As $685.; Victory
4a4s $99.9s.
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W. ]. Swiger Of Smithneld., Wetxeh
ruptcy Yesterday with the clerk OF the
L. s. district court. His liabilities are
listed at s2.544.70. and his assets 56lS.
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Wheeling Steel Corp. pfd. "~A'-Fr"ns-
Ter books close Dec. II, for Il - per
cent cash dividend, payable Ian. :.
Wheeling Steel Corp. pfd. b Trans
fer books close Dec. II, for a per cent
cash dividend. payable Jan. :.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, ". Va, Nov. 30, -.
Furnished Tho I~ntelligencer by 4. u
hasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second hoor National BAnh
AZ W Va. BlaR,
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AOADS
()-Ex-dIv. $3.50.
(2)-EI-div. Sl.75.
Ok div. $3.50.
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

Pittsburgh. Nov. 30-EoEs receipts
$500 steady: heavtes 81 10 T.2o; heavy
\ ERrkers ST.T6 to 100: light workers. and
N4rR. $3.50 70 sic.
Shesp and Ia mbs receipts 500. steady:
tor sheep IS: top lambs $ll.
Calves. receipts so: higher. Top SIS.
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Cas- h quotations: Wheat--No. !. hard
l.l5l.. rorn-No. 2 MIXED. +Sd4Sts.
No. " yellow. 4Si7 T4sa.. OatS.No,
white. S4a.F37i.. No : white. 3?1g ~.
Pork nom!nH.. Lard. SEQ. Ribs, 1.Vog
rs.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling, w. Va. Nov. 30. 81.
Furnished The ln~telilScncer by A. E
Aasteu 4 Co. members New York Stock
exchange. Second tioor National Rank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 80. "a.
Furnished The 4n~Iclllgenver ny A. q
Masten 4 Co., members Now YORK StocA
Exchange. Second door National Banh
Of W. VA. Bldg.
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IN, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 80. a..
Y Furnished Tho intelligence by a. =
MAatan & Co. members Now York Stocs
Excsanss. Second aoor National sanS
~ n. We. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 30. FL.
Furnished The lntelllgencer by A. r
Masten & Co. members New York StoiR
Exchange. second floor National BANK
II ". Va. BOG.
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LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. 40. II.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The lnteill-
Eenc0H
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 30, IL.
Furnished the lutellIhe ncer by A. 4
Mlsten X 20. members New York StocA
t.IIhaRge. Second tiojr National BANK
Df w Va lI1y
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PETROLEUM.

Or. CITY, Ia, Nov. 30.-C-idit hal
ances. 81 Runs, 69.oIS: aVsrage 6l.67S.
Shipments. S4scS: average. IC.IS&.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. w. Va, Nov. 80. al.
Reported by II. j.. DoAerty g. Co. New
Fork. through Claude Meeker. Board
u Trade Building. Wheeling.
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SMOKED NEAT9.
HAM.
BACON.

Smnn IS
Iea:S :"
EOuRreS ....... ~
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Give Entertainment.

. The pupils Of the two rooms In tht
local school gave 1t Thanksgiving pro
gram in the higher grade room on Wed
nesdny afternoon. The schools hetnl
dismissed for the remainder OF the weel
for their Thanksgiving vacation.
The Clovis news., 1921-07-07

$500 Dresses ------S2.l9
$3.50 Dresses -------S2.59
$500 Dresses $685.
,.,o, nIo
The Clovis news., 1921-07-07

Opens
Saturday
EUIV 9th
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-28
Sc aIquila.

DESEo casa, piso apartamento peque
no, propio para matrimonio y servicio.
en- sitio c6ntrico de San Juan. Dirijase
NJ r., Box 345, San Juan. p.
--->-->~-~~~~s>>>~~-~-S-< <~~.co~1>~~o~~- -
SOzoDONT famosa dentifrica desin-
fectante para la boca; combination de
un pomo de liquido y una latita de pol
vos on su estuche por I'M dollar.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.'S
EN- SANTURCE Sc alQuilan dos bucnas
habitaciones para matrimonio sepera-
das. Son frescas, lmpias, buena conf
ia buen servicio. Informaran en- la
misrna casa. Carretera No. 222, Parada
% media Santurce. P. R.-6-29
Sc ALQUILA espl6ndida habitaci6n pa
ra caballeros solos: informar&n San Jo-
Sc 45. tercer piso. Casa de familia respe-
table.-P.
Sc ALQUILA magnifica habitacf6n pa
ra caballero y otra para oficina. Inforsna
ran telefono 1925 negro, San Juan-7-14
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-28

TRATRO CINE Las ANTuLAg. 81.
tuade detras TALLEREs ol mas tresce,
c0mode , vsntilado. Eetren0 todas las
Aochsa. r.
TENEDoR DE LIBRoS. Con conoci-
mientos muy amplios y 25 afios de prac-
tica en- importantes casas de Comercio,
ofrece sus servicios para una 2 horas
de noche. Lame al Tel. 354, San Juan,
P. R.-7-24.
sACERDOTEs r RELIGIOSAS: Te-
nemos las mejores alpacas y Estame-
nas para soTANAS TRAJEs de re-
ligiosas- -Espec1ales para los tr6picos--
Solicitor muestras. La Villa de Ma
drid, S. Brau 81. San Juan. 7-15
PETROLEO GAL es Ell tnico regere-
rador del cabello de fama reconocida, 10
hace crecer y 10 fortalece, usando Pc
TROLEo GAL NO HAY. CALvAS.-
Pomo grande dos d6lares. Pomo peque1o
$1.25.
GONZALEZ PADIN co.'s
TAQUIGRAFo ExPERTo.- Ingi6s y
espaaol con larga experiencia en- ira
bajo general de ofcina, comercio y
traducci6n. Solicita colocaci6n. Magni-.
ficas referencias. Higinio Allende, Box
363, San Juan. $50
ST DEsEA listed que su cabello vuel-
va a su color natural primitive, use la
SALUD DEL CABELLo DE HAY, pre-
parade inofensivo, que, ademas de su-
primir las canas, fortalece la raiz del
cabello. Frasco Grande $1.50. Frasco pc
quefo rs centavos
GONZALEZ PADIN Co.-7-s
JovEN n MEcANoGRAFo0 0 con cOnoc3-
mientos de taquigrafia en- espafol y al
go de ingles, desea colocaci6n en- oficina
o almac6n de provisiones. Buenas referen
cias. Luis M. Motta, Yabucoa, P R.
7-27.
SENoRA desea colocarse como compaiiia
de una farnilia, bien sea en- Ell interior
o Ell extranjero. Para informes Allen
n segundo piso, sefiorita Emilita Rios
6-29.
Sc NECESITA un farmaceutico para q.
atienda una FARMACIA en- un pueblo
importante de la isla, pues Ell dueio tie
ne que embarcarse para los Estados Uni
dcs Sc prefiere un joven con aspiracio-
mes. Dirijase por escrito al Admin;stra-
dor de Ell MUNDo, San Juan.-7-4
Sc soLIcITA un Farmacentico gradTaS..
do de buena reputation v con buenos
informes, para desempenar la plaza de
farmac6utico municipal del Dispensario
de Vega Baja, con un haber mensual de
ochenta d6lares Dirijan sus solicitudes
al doctor J. M. ARMAIz, conaisionado
municipal de Sanidad, Vega Baja.-6-S0
AGENTEs. .-Ne Necesitamos agentes Que
hayan trabajado EN- la venta de maqui
mas de coser retratos. La ''joya del
Hogar'', Avenida Ponce de Leon 16O,
Santurce.-7-4.
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SEVHLA

Ell mas fresco, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departments para IA
milias. Frente al edifcio del Senado
y cerca de los dem&s Centres Ohcia-
les. Ell mas conveniente para tram
seuntcs.-Se aIquilan 30 camas 80
manal, Quincenal mensusl. Hospe-
daje complete, $500. Gale de Girls
to, N6m. 16. San Juan. Telefono 34s.
p. o. Box 5S2. Propietario: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
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C,ARIBE

Situado en- ell coraz6n de la ciudad.
T'erfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnifcas
habitaciones con baiio privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias y viajantes. Precios mode
radios.
Telefonos 484 y 1909, P. o. Box BOG.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, p. r.
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INGLATERRA

Propietario: Joss D. Rodrfguex.
Tanca No. 5. Telefono 800. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Situado en- una dc las
Principales Gales, cerca del Trsn
y del Teatro, pr6ximo . los Musllss,
contiguo al COrreo y demGs EdiAdes
Federales. Buen, trato. Ssryieio sx-
celente. Sc sirven Comidss . domisi.
lilo. Sc sdmiten abonados . presiss
m6dicos.