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nIG SUIT BEING TRIED

Meridian. Miss. October 7.-- tSpe- cial )-The suit of Martha Moore, next friend. against the government director general of railroads alleg- Ing damages In the sum of s25,v00 for the death of her son, Judge Moore, Jr., is now in progress in the circuit court here. 4. $. Bozeman and Ben F. Cameron represent the -ailroad interests. while District Att -orney Martin Miller and Judge Ma rion w. Reilly represent the plain- tiff. The boy for whose death S2h.. poo Is asked was killed at the Forty ainth avenue crossing in this city oy New Orleans and Northeastern train. 4
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RICE MARKET Rv Associated press

New Orleans, october 7.--ftough
 lice steady: sales reported: S2l sacks Louisiana Pearl at 4.67c; 2S4 sacks
 Earolina at 4.02hc1s 294 sacks Early
 Prolific at .3Sc, Receipts, 5,S22 lacks; miller, 5.O1S sacks.
 Clean rice steady. Sales reported' |03 pockets Honduras at 2ss o } A c;
 |39 pockets Carolina at 2ss @2 %c; S39 |ockets screenings at 23s e 2Ac. Re- |oipts, 2.718 pockets. Bran and pol
 Eh unchanged
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK By Associated s'ress

Chicago, October 7.-Cattle: Recetptos 5000; mostly steady. Top yearIlngs .$lo.75 Southwestern grassers ,....., e.Vu@ $50 Choloe 1,0l3-lp. bullocks ..... 9.b0
 bulk good and choice light
 vealefs ........-.... 1l.Vu
 Hogs. Receipts. 2o,000i market i00l5e higher than yesterdays average, closing .vng; holdover light Duik lights and iight butchers s.zo@ s.56 buiK packing sows ........ 6.soW f.-s
 Pigs, pufk uesliaDie ...s....s 7.tVW s.Vv sheep: h.ceipts 5000; nearly an pacAer direct supply sale practically all native and ieu western lamps seilng steady 10 strong; spots Zoe higher.
 Iop ...-,.......-- -........-..x y.VV
 bulk a.zo4 s.b0 Few fat ewes A.b9
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AUTO HITS AGED MAN

Meridian, Miss. October 7.-t tSpe- cial. )--A. M. Van Devender, aged T, is in a critical condition at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Will Green of Meridian. the result of having been struck by an automobile at a prom inent residence street corner. The aged gentleman was hurled to the ground with great force. his head striking the pavement causing con- cussion of the brain. He Is also thought to have received internal injuries and hopes for his recovery are not entertained. According to Nthe police the accident was unayoid- able
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EXCHANGE MARKET
By Associated Press

By AsSUCIdttu TfesB New York, October 7.--Freign ex- ihange irregular. Great Britain. de-
 hand 3.7SA. cables S.7SA, 60-day bills on banks, 3.75A. France, de-
 hand 7.24. cables 7.2414. Italian. de- hand 4.01, cables 4.01h. Belgian, |iemand 7.O9ts. cables 7.1o. Germany, demand .S2, cables .S21s. Holland. bemand 32.40. cables S2. .46. Norway.
 demand 12. Sweden. demand 22.so. demand S.55- Switzer- land. demand IT .79. Spain. demand I3.17. Greece, demand 4.25. Argen-
 line, demand 33. Brazil, demand IS. .tontreal 9 913-16
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SUGAR MARKET.


 New York. october 7.-The raw su- gar market was quiet and unchanged today. Prices were quoted at f.1Sc for Porto Rico and Philippine cen- trirugals and 4.23c for Cubas. Sales r 00U bags of Porto Rico.
 The raw sugar futures market was easier under commission house sell ing. but there was only mod ar1te trade. Closing prices were ? to 3 points net lower for active positions. with December at e.46c; March 2.2Sc; May 2.35c and Julv 2.47c.
 There was g moderate inquiry for refined sugar and prices were un- changed at $500 for fine granulased. Tn the refined futures there were a few scattered sales of october and December and closing prices were un- changed at 10 points net lower. De- cember closed at 5.4oc; March at 4.35c and May 540c. a
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Hubbard Brcs. & Co.

Members New York Cofton Exchange, Ne1 Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- iuce Exchange. Associated NlemD.rs Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders O. licited for the purchase and sale oi l.os.on and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal tes.us gwen for consis nment of spot cotton tor de- livery.
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DRY GOODS MARKET. Ry AssOciated Press

New York, october 7.-Cotton goods were firm with trading quieter for the day Bombed yarns advanced again. Some advances were made on staple hosiery Offerings of spring underwear made by one large Jopper showed reductions from last year, va rving from l2h to 20 per cent. Wool markets were firmer. Burlaps were easy. Linen, cambrics and sheet goods advanced in mill centers.
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MONEY MARKET
By Associated Press

ny zKbSOC1dttu IfcsS :, ----- ----
 New York, October 7.-Call money firmer; high 4 1s per cent, ruling rate As per cent; closing bid. per cent, offered at 51a per cent, -ast loan 51s per cent; call loans against 4@4h per cent; time loans steady; 50 days, 5A O lA per cent; 90 days, 5A 1a per cent; $ 5h@& per cent; prime paper, 5h CA per cent.
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Chicago, October 7.-wheat; No. 8

CHitdBoj OttOpef f.--W neat NO. Q hard, $1 0S; No. 2 hard. s1 10A, Corn:
 No.N2 mixed, 461a @4sAc; No. 2 yell
 low, 47Q4sHc. Oats: No. ? white, 33% @35c; No. white. 31 F @33Ac.
 Rye: No. 2. SIC, Barley, 47@42c. Tim
 othy seed, s4.25@4s75. Clover seed. s12@1s Pork nominal, Lard, s9 35; ribs, $6.75@7.75. m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
COTTON SEED OfE. Ru Aasociafed Presn

New York, October 77.--Heavy sell ing on the part of refiners and re- newal of liquidation carried cotton seed oil still lower today. The south appeared to be buying on scale down. Closing bids were Is to Fl points net lower Sales 2S.700 bar rels. Prime crude 7.25c sales; prime summer yellow spot S.75@s,2oc; De- cember s.s7c; March 9.1sc and May s.24c, all bid.
 New York. october 7.-The cotton seed oil market closed easier;, prime summer yellow. 8 ,75c, October, s .sSc; November, 8.sSc, December. 8.97c; January, s.9sc; February, s.o4c; March, 9.1Sc; April, 9.1Sc; May .24c. Total sales. 2S,600.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON Ky Assnciated Prrsa

Savannah. October 7.--Sea Island market quiet and steady; average extra choice, 3S@41c; choice, 35c; ex- tra fine, S2c. Sales, none; receipts, 12; shipments, 43; stock. 2Ss; crop in sight, 455.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CASH GRAIN

St. Louis, October 7--Wheat: No. 2 red, ST.. 20; No. 3, $1 .16@r.17; Decem- Der, $1,09M; May. $1.14. Corn: No. white, 4sc; No. 9. Acc; December, 46c; May, 521c. Oats: No. { white. 32c; December. 33hc; May, 37c.
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WEEKLY LIVERPOOL By Associated Press

Liverpool. October 7.--Weekly cot ton statistics; Total forwarded to mills, 61000 bales, of which Amer ican 47,000. Stock, s64,000, American 491.0o0. Imports, 90,00o; American, eco. Exports, 5000; American,
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METAL MAMkET

New York, October T.-Cbpper firm, eleetrolytic. spot and nearbx- f2AcG 1sc; futures, 13c@1SAc. Tin easier; spot aAd nearby, $2s75; futures, s27.00. Iron steady and unchanged. Lead quiet; spot s47o@H76. Zinc steady: East St. Louis spot. sA.S0. Antimony. spot $5.o0@$5.25.
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NEW YORK BONDS up H~.a


 U. s. 2, registered, bid ...,......... i00E U. S 7, coupon. bid ............... 100 Y U. S. As. registered, bid .......... I04Is U. s. As, coupon, bid .............. 104h Panama 3s registered, bid .... .... 76 I2 Panama 3s coupon, bid ......... 7sh A nerican Smelt. & Refining 5s - 79ja Aperican Tel. & Tel cv. 6s ....... 1923 Atlantic ,tIh coast sen Zine ist 4s hid 77ssA Baltimore & Ohio cv 41ss .. Il Bethlehem Steel ref. 5s ... SS Central of Ga. Consolidated 5s S6h Central Leather 5s ..,............ 90 Chesapeake K Ohio cv. 5s ....... s3ik Chicago. Mil. & St. P. cv, 4Ms . 6b Chicago, R. l. Pac. Ky. ref 4s. 71% City of Paris 6s-, -,..............99 15-I6 Colorado < Southern ref. As >..., 77h Eenyer & Rio Grande consol. 4s ... S7A Dominion of Canada 5s (1931) ..... 93 Illinois Central ref. 4s ..... 7s% Int. Mer. Marine 6s ............ s3N Kansas City Southern ref. 5s .... 73 Liggett Myers, bid ..,......... s6A Louisville X Nashville un. As .... ssh Missouri, Kan. X Texas 1st As ...A 66% Missouri Pac. gen. As .......... 67h New York Central deb 6s ...... e5h Norfolk X Western cv 6s ........ l03h Northern Pacific 4s ......,....... IT Pennsylvania gen. 5s ........,.... s9 Reading gen. As ................. 77 Republic l; & s. 5s u94o>, bid ss seaboard Air Line adj 5s ........ A Southern Bell Tel. 5s ....s........ s5h Southern Pacific 5s. bid ...... 91 Southern Railway 5s ............ s6 Southern Railway gen. As ........ 59h Texas & Pacific 1st 5s ........... Slh Union Pacific As Sl% United Kingdom of G. B. & I. 5ks I, tlsss} s}eai ks ......'.. ss* Virginia Vi si h.ees Car. sS Chemical 5s ss4 Wilson iii X Co. cv ss,t bid .... ss1s
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LONDON MONEY

London, october t-bar sllVer
 kfHd per ounce. Money per cent.
 Discount rates, short bills h per rent. three months bills, Az per lent.
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POTATOES =

Chicago, october 7.-Potatoes weak South Dakota early Ohios, s125m1.75 per cwt.; North Dakota Red River Ohios, s1.S5@1s5 per cwt.; Minnesota white sacked, $2@2.10 per cwt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
TOWER PRICES WERE
 QUOTED ON MORRIS
 AVENUE YESTERDAY

Local cotton again dropped hc or | the wound yesterday. Mixed feed, white oats, corn chop and No. ? corn also tumbled. Mixed feed dropped s3 on the ton. Quota tions on Spanish onions, which just came in, are also added to the list Quantities of nuts are on the mar ket. Grapefruit took a soc tumble on the crate. Poultry Garrett & Trimhie.1 Eggs-Fresh candled, ss9 40c. Fryersr-3bc. Hens-30c. Roosters--1b&17c. Butter-l5 % zoe. Fruits and Vegetables (Marshall. Jordan & Keithl Bananas--EiEht-hand punches, DO to 70 sLemons-Choice and fancy s7&T6o.
 orangeswr,G,aaIifornia, sHS0 all sizes I.n. .. box: Johnthans bu. basket q.
 Pears--california Bartlett. i66s. s6 box {; New York Bartletts t4.s6 bushel basket; pteservinB. $1.b0 bushei.
 Grapes-Malaga. 24 pounds net. s2.7S crate; Tokays, t3 crate. Rutabagas-Canadian, 9ho. Ca abbages-Domestio 4ci Danish. 4ho. Potatoes-w shc;. Porto Rico Onions--Iowa reds, loo pounds to sack s5 sack. yellow 6e lb.; spanish onions. 25o small crates. 375 large crates.
 Beans-California lima large. Sc b.. |, California baby He lb.; pink beans, so black eyed peas, Inc lb,; Michigan navy. Ito pounds to sack, Sc lb.
 Peanuts-No. l Virginia stock. $40 h.. 1; toasted sack iots loo lb: 5o-pound lots Brazil Nuts-Mediums 1T, large washed 20. P. Y. walnuts 2s.
 Celery-calitornia .7;bo crate: Cheese-Full cream daisies. 2bc. Mackerel-100 count, S7 keE.
 Aoney--Twenty, four pections to case. Anselus Marshmaliows-Tifty 15o pack. 'Ages to case. s4.b0 case.
 Gos9ann.sioS count. 5S S ors.a sack.
 @ @STspss55rrqailss.ss. box
 Live Stock
 Fed steers; Good to choice. 6huTmet msdium to good. eVso; common to ms- Grass cattle tsccording to weight. auai. ity and flesh): Steers. sh96hc: fat COWS, 405c; medium cows. 3@4o: cutters 3Sc; light bulls. SgSHc. oxen s04c. fat S yearlings S@6a: medium ysarlings 20 Sc: I.ogs. Choice corn fed hogs Iss and up SWs1ac. choice corn fed hogs i36 to i6s SVShc, choice corn fed hogs 90 to dos'n ioV' SS7c. best heavy 1ush hogs. R ss % To; half fat rough hogs 6Q Sc; soft and oily eoEs from le to zc per pc md less than ths npnve prices.
 tstaDdard eisf Co.)
 Gray Snapper--12hc.
 Red Snapper--19c.
 Spanish Mackerel-22c.
 Pompauo-35c
 Salt Water rrout-20 Q 2Ec.
 Mixed Fish--12c.
 MulIet-lvc.
 oysters~-Chesapeake Bay. extra seiect s2.75 gallon.
 (Swin & Co.,. Packers.
 D. s. Clear Bellies-Il h e I6 hc.
 Pure Lard-Silverleaf, l3Nc.
 Jewel Shortening-l3c.
 Hams-Regular, 2S @ 3zc.
 HMns--Sklnned, 27 v 33c.
 Pork Loins--l6 e 26c.
 BacOn--2z e 49c.
 Butter-43c.
 Eggs-34Q39c.
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Market News as ReceiUed Ouer Local
 PriUate Tickers

New York. October 7.--(Special.)-- The dip to 19,96c for December cot ton was followed by rallies of several points but they were not fully main tained. Trading remained compara- lively quiet after 2 o'clock with prices again showing tendency to sag off under scattered selling of which very little of 1t appeared to be com Ing from the south. In some quar- ters there is a growing disposition to question the accuracy of crop es- inmates below 7,Oo0.0o0 bales owing to September 25. We hear one man predicts that by November l. the mar ket VIII be taking a S,0V0,VVU bale crop instead of b,o00,U00, there ap- peared to be others who felt that on the basis of past experience and pres ent open weather there can hardly be any other result.
 Trading in stocks today has been in about the usual volume, of late and without any features, or special interest Lehign Valley has snown 4ulte a decline on the announcement or the plan when was disappointing Tn oniy aftorulnB the slock holders certificates of beneficial interest to represent the stock of the coal com panX However. it is thought that 'tnIs plan Is really tentative and flied to meet the requirements of the court and that It may be subject to important changes. Mexican Petro- Ieum after a rally sold orr agam and to lower point but the movement in this stock has long been so err ratlc that the street pays no longer much attention to it. The smaller oil shares on the other hand have remained strong. Pacific oil reach ing new hign point. The tobacco shares have continued heavy. Thus We see there has buun an irregular market with no definite tendency. It looks as if traders are feeling for new trend. If this most unsatls- factory tax situation in Washington could be straigntened out. 1t would be the great benefit. Total sales, boz, 6VO.-Post & Flagg.
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E. l. Dupont De Nernours & Co.
 7lss 1881
7M. 1ssl

Definitive bonds of the above issue are ready to be ex- changed for interim receipts, We will be glad to effect the exchange for holders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
HUBBARD,s LETTER

New York. October Special )--- The market failed to respond to the better market in Liverpool as the south again turned seller over the 20 cent level for December prices held fairly steady early in the session but eased off in the afternoon under scattered liquidation. American mill interests were fair buyers all day, especially on the recession.
 Sentiment continues badly mixed as the market meets hedge selling on any Improvement over 20 cents and trade buying under that figure also the mills refuse to follow the ad- vances while the south refuses to fol- low the declines. We expect the market to quiet down during the next few days.-Hubbard Bros. & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08

Meal and Ffeustuff
 Mixed horse feed $40; old stoyle hulIs, SIS; No. corn. SOC; corn chops, s1.90; No. l white oats, 6sc: shorts. $SS: bran. $2y; C. S meal pct, S44 hen feed, loo lbs., $2.25; timothy $34: choice pea green alfalfa. s36. Johnson hay. S2c: whess tlraW xzb ton.
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New Orleans. October 7.-spot cot- ton steady and unchanged; sales, on the spot. 2,0S7 bales; to arrive, 720. Low middling. 1750c; middling, 1s.50c; good fniddling, 20.50c; re- ceipts, 4,ss6; stock, 424,279.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
BAR SILVER
 

by Associdteu Trcss New York, October I.-Foreign Jar silver, 70%c; Mexican dollars, ,4Izc.
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SPOT COTTON RV Aasneiafah Vreaa

New York. October 7.-Cotton. spot steady, middling. 20.S5c
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans. october 7.--The cotton market closed steady at net declines or 50 to 65 points. e,,.,a
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PRODUCE

By Associated Press
 New York. october 7.-Butter firm; creamery extra and creamery firsts, 3S@451zc. Eggs irregular; fresh gathered firsts, 42@45c. Live poultry irregular; fowls by express, 2o@ BOG. Dressed poultry irregular, 16@35c turkeys, 25@4sc.
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St. Louis. October 7-Geese, 1Sc; others unchanged. Butter and eggs unchanged.
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York, octover 1.-The cotton mar ket closed steady.
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No. l Green Salt Hides-7c. No. 2 Green Salt HideB--6c. No 1 Green Fresh Hides-6hc. No, Green Fresh Hides-4hc. No. 1 Dry Flint Hides-10c. No. Z Dry Flint Hides--9c. No. 1 Dry Salt Hides--Sc. No. Dry Salt Hides--7c. Sheep Skins--lO Qp 30c. Goat Skins-10c. Horse Hides-50c to $1.50. Hog Skins-lOVl5o. Tallow--3 45c. Beeswax--l7 Q18o. Clear Grease Wool--13 c 15c. Clear Washed Wool--IS QY20c. Bury Wool-7 WSc. Ginseng tWild)-s40b.
 Local Cotton Market Good middling ........... 1914 strict middling ............ 10 Middling .................. 1874 Strict low middling .... IT
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SPOT COFFEE

Ky Associated Press New York, October 7.-Coffee. Rit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08

toWIIE HCHoEHs D. s. Clear Bellies-Ilh h Qp15hc. Pure Lard-Silverleaf. I3hc. Jewel Shortening-l3c. Hams-Regular, sS @3zc. Hmns-Sklnned 27W 33c. Pork L0ins--lS e 26c. BacOn--22W e 49c. Butter-43c. Eggs-34 ~ 39c.
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MR.. THOMAS L MOORE

VA repuesto do su enfermedad de
Ia dificil, operacion a que fue sametido
en- ell hospital s. Lucas, de Ponce,
Sc ercucntra dc nuevo en- su residential
de San Juan, al lado dc su digna espo-
sa Y de su pcqucno hijo. nuestro bhen
amigo Mr.. Thomas L. Moore.
Tanto ell senior Moore como su fani-
LA. desean demcstrar su profundo agra
decimiento, ror medic de estas lineas
a sus huenos y rumerosos amigos de Pom
ce, v de s. Juan por el mucho interes
y atenciones Que le demostraron duran
to .su enfermedad.
Estan mpy agradecidos tambien a les
repusados doctores Lopez Nusa y jaime
Ccstas, per cl nuevo triunfo que han
Obsenido en- Ia dificil oporacion que lie
hicieron.
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AQUA CAL!EhTE PARA
DOLORES De CEDEzA
RAzoNEs PoE LAS CuALES TO.
10 Ell MUNDo DEBERIA To-
MAR Aqua CALIENTE FOS-
FATADA ANTES DEL DES-
AYUNO

i Los dolores de eabe5a son causados
nor la auto -intoxicaci6n este es, por o.
uto,envenenamiento del ORGANISING.
Las substancias velleEcsas producidas
por los intestinos y q higsdo, las cOa-
les Sc da el nombre, de toxinas, pene
tran al torrente circuiator!o, excitan el
lceraz6n y hacen que este impulse la
sangrc tan violentamente que conges-
tiona las arterias y veaas del cerehro,
causando.. asi, la insoportable dolencia
llamada ''dolor de cabezs." Esta con-
dici6n anorma. del orga lisino, hacc-
tambi@n, que uno Sc sieuts nervioSc, de-
primido, cnfermizo febril que las
eomidas causen acidez aauseas. FL
tales CIRCUMSTANCES suele acudirsc
Ia acetaniolida, Ia aspirina o a los
bromuros, drogas que. producer alivio
temporal pero que no pueden expJisa1
de la sangre las toxinas que son causa
de aQuellos trastornos
Un vase de aqua caliente con una Gu
charadita de Fosfato Limestone, ton.a-
do antes del dcsayuno, no solo libra al
sistema de esos venenos y cura q dolor
de cabeza, sino que iimpia. refresca y
/ puiflca todo el aparato digestive. Com
pre- usted en- cualquier farmacia un Guar
to dc libra de Fosfato Limestone, Que
es nna substantial de precio muy mode
RADIO y tan inofensiva como Ell aztcar
81 usted no Sc siente completamente
bien; ST al despertar tiene NAL aliento
v sabor desagradable en- la boca; 81 SUI
fre de resfrios, indigestion, biliosidad,
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Bayamon ernpieza a abrir
impOrtantes Was
Ell cIERRE DEL CURSE Esco1AR 1EoHE DE MAIA cAL1DAD
Fot. UNDERWOOD.

FL dia diez sietc> del proximo mes
de .junio es Ell sefialado para la terrni-
naci6n del presente curse, escolar- Las
ciases Sc reanndaran Ell vcintinueve de
agosto. Con tai motive, So nota gran in
teres entire aIuinnos y profesores por
spfoyechar el POGO tempo que va que
da de clases: seis semanas. Los alum
nos. de Ia escuela superior Sc preparan
celebrar la fiesta de graduation es-
pl6ndidamento. Tgual preparation estan
hacienda los alumnos del octave grado,
los que instamos estudiar todo 10
mas que puedan para que Ell resultado
de los examenes que Sc celebraran los
dias 10, IS y IA de jtnio, sea de 10 mas
brillante que puedan ellos obtener. Es
convcniente advertir que es indispensa
BILE la aprobaci6n dc las asignatuas de
artes inanuales.y y economic domestica pa
ra podcr ser promovido de s6timo a.
octave grado y obtener ell diploma de
octave grado. Un alumno que no aprHe-
be esas asignaturas. NO PAsARA de
grado.. Como todavia hay tempo de
enderezar Ell parat atdas alentamos a
los que qlierari triunfar en- su grado
a que sigan g siempre adelante.',
Z La graduation del cuarto afio nos
dicen que sera soberbia dados los eptu-
siastas alunnos que este afio Sc gradua
ran. Armando Miranda, que, no obs
tanto su jpventud, es va considerable
como Nno de nuestros mejores poetas
y orador, seguramente consumira un
importante tlrno en- la fiesta de gradua
ci6n, de La cual tiene que ser parte
principal, por ser uno de los graduados.
D'Artagnan Rivera, considerable entire
los graduados como ell alumno poseedor
de mayor grado de- redexi6n, perscve-
rancia, y sobre todo. voluntad dc his-
RIO para triunfar, tambien scra parte
principal en- los ejercicios de gradua-
/. ci6n; De las alumnas que Sc graduaran,
podemos decir tambi6n que ell entusias-
nio es grande, 10 que asegura una gra-
draci6n soberbia. El joven Miranda nos
informa embarcara en- julio para ingre-
sar en- la Universidad de Michigan, Y
Ell ioven Rivera hara los dos amos de
PRE-MEDICAL Ell la Universidad de
Puerto Rico. pasando despues los Els
tados UnjFos en- donde terminara sus
estudioS ne medici1a
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sQUrEN coSfPEA w oATo7


Leemos en- "a pFsnss De Rueva ToTks
"Ei fitimo acscrbrinients sersscio.
rel reiacionsdo con ios iacsndlos in.
tsncionaios - hs hccho par ei xsEcats
del departments de Inveztlzas.on -
IL "ratiousi Association % Crszit
Men. auien ssezura que ~ has ez,-
plssdo en- vsrias ocaslones sasos sHsss
trades
Estes - vsndian q go aslsres es4s
uno. bonito nsgocio ii - siens en- cpsa
"a 81 coste.
cuaiquicrs que dese1ss qusmsr 81 u
mac6n. ticn8a habitaeI6a. NJ tsnis
mas que adsuirir mo de esos aaimsisz.
y dsspuss Dc retirar tedos los obisses
6s mas valer. de1ar soie - gato a..
rause Ia nochs con una ikmpara Dc -
trs.eo encendidA
I'll animal % snearsaba Dc volcsria ?
producir Ia eatsstrofe.
Dssputs. ei porjudieado esbsaba -
SECURE"
IA 10 saben, pues, las personas iuts.
resadas en- ei ''negoeie''.
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cELEBRADos EN- coAmo

Nucstro corrcsponsal en- Coanlo nos
informa que en- aquel tribunal munici
pal han sido radicados los siguientes
juicios: Atilano Rodriguez, Jose L6
PEI, Andres Ortiz, Pedro Mates, Erncs
to Antonmatey y Angel Tirado por vic
lar la ley que regula Ia velocidad de
vehiculos; Rafael Caroninas por alte-
rar ell orden; Luis va-quez, escalamien
to en- segundo grado; y Gcrardo Lara,
por acometimiento Y aggression.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-10
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