davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Central Aguirre Sugar
Earns $34.63 a Share

The Central Aguirre Sugar Company
md taxes, for the year ended July 81
1920, of s5,194 052, equivalent to $34 63
share on S3,0OO.OO0 capital stock, at
$50 par value, compared with $723,672.
or S24.12 a share on $4,000, 900 capital
stock, at $lO0 par value, for the pre-
ceding year.
Surplus for the year amounted to-
81. 730,l65, an increase of $2,3O6,056
over the previous year, while the bal
ance showed S9,342,l ,l04. an increase of
S. .148 289
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live beef. fair to a' ago.
prime. 100 lbs. seT5G110o s125ON1s5o
Dr. ssed beef,
sides, b .1s0 .1sh 1870 rs
mon to prime.
r 100 10. lbs. 1o.ooe17.oo 1soo@24.oo
r,cn city. .b.. lb ia 200 .cs ESQ .a5
los ...... $500 $50 7on67,nnn
Dressed mutton, WV
r,ds city :. lb- b.. ~, .os@ IA .l2o .ls
to prime. 100
lbs. .. l1.oomte7s 1annM,nen
Dressed lambs,
s;y 80 81 sss s9 Sss g
bacon. b.. 1s@l6ls .2o4@al
IorH' Dbl, 20 o0Q 90 4s.o09
Mess beef bbl... l6.O0@lS0o 1870 mo- M
Lard, q d | 8
West 100 lbs. 13.750l3s5 2o.40m2s
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Raao Sugar Market Quiet
On Offers of Old Crop

Yesterday. Year ago.
Sugar. granulated. to.775@7 900 i6a@i &c
Corse' corss 90 30, Rio.' No &c as.sc
Although Cubas were not pressed for
sale yesterday and holders had ad-
,anced their asking price to 4Ssc cost
and freight, the market was rega arded
as only barely steady because Of the
fact that old crop Cubas were said to be
available at 4c. Futures closed net un-
changed to decline of points on
moderate business.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
marketing machinery relief would soon
be had, he thought.
livestock Convention
Splits Orer Ne.c Bill

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Gronna
bill, now pending In Congress, provid-
ing for commission to control and
regulate the livestock industry prom
ises to get prominent place in dis
cussions on the floor of the twenty
fourth annual convention of the Ameri-
can National Livestock Association,
which opens three-day session here
to-day.
Delegates from several states have
decided to fight Endorsement of the bill.
z. Fl. Ammons, Of Denver, formerly
Governor of Colorado and prominent
for years in stock market organizations.
voiced this attitude bv declaring:
1--WE are opposed to the control CT
any private business by Federal boards
or commi issions."
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cabies-Spot cotton quiet, at
81 points decline: middIing, 1o.27d sales
5000 bales (S.eoo bales Amercan); i'm
ports 10000 bales. all American. Futures
opened easier at l3 to ls points decline;
January. lo22d; March. lo.2sd; May
lo.3sd July, 1o.3ed; October. 1924. Man
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Southern Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady,
20 points higher at 16c sales 1851 bales
Augusta steady. 81 points higher at l525c
sales, 1o6 bales Memphis steady, un-
changed at l4.boc: sales, 1850 bales St.
LOUIS steady. unch hanged at 145Oc sales
NIL Houston steady, unchanged at l46oc
sales, 3,92l bales. Little Rock quiet, un-
changed at l4.5oc; sales. $50 bales Dallas
steady, 80 points higher at $500; sales
l,soI bales Montgomery firm. unchanged
at IA, soc: sales nil. Fort Worth steady
70 points higher at 14.50c; sales. 439 bales
Gaiveston steady, unchanged at 15c; sales
9oo bales New Orleans steady. 25 points
higher at 15c; sales, l,4s9 bales
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Cottonseed Oil

The market was quite active. and final
quotations were to IS points net higher
The range Of prices follows:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
THRONC CRE,ETS
ANSLEY'S SALE
Women Faint In Crush
Awaiting Opening
Of Doors

The greatest crowd attending q
store sale here in years greeted the
opening Of the Ansley store at 10
O'Clock this morning. Shoppers.
mostly women, by the hundreds
thronged the sidewalks in front Of
the store before the opening hour,
and so great was the crush that two
women tainted, even in the open
air. After the crowd gained admit
lance to the store several had to be
helped to the outside to avoid being
overcome.
But it was a good-natured shop
ping crowd, eager to snap up the
bargains that were advertised far and
wide, and all seemed to enjoy the
experience, Because of the large
number of women on hand only a
few were admitted at one time to
enable the crowd to become dis
tfibuted throughout the store for the
greater safety and comfort of all.
Once inside, the increased salesforee
was kept extremely busy showing and
selling goods, One salesman up to
noon reported selling eighteen suits
of mems clothing. Others reported
similar heavy sales.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
1lR,ng8dgSe1aaelafSS


Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Caadsey, of
}rooksville, Fla, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Miss
Emma Klostermann, to Mr.. Charles
Williams Barnett, the wedding to be
soIemnized in June at the home OF
The bride.
This announcement is of cordial
interest to host Of friends of Miss
Klostermann throughout Americas
and Sumter county because Of her
residence here for several years in
which she gained a wide popularity.
Attending Americas High school, she
readily became a favorite with both
faculty and student body, and her
record duting her scholastic years
was an enviable one.
About two years ago Miss Kloster-
mann removed 10 BrooksviIle, Fla,
with her parents, where Mr.. Chad
scy is now operating a 1000 acre
tract of land in fruits and truck.
Mr.. Barnett is connected with the
First National Bank of BrooksvilIe,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
Macon Stops Flirting With
Wesleyan Girls By Ordinance

MACON, March Under sus-
pension of the rules, Macon's city
council last night passed an anti
flirting ordinance From now on il
is unlawful to flirt or converse with
any students in public school OF
college in Macon.
The ordinance was introduced by
Alderman 3. T. Merritt and is said
to have been drawn by City Attorney
Robert G. Plunket, upon the com,
plant Of President w. F. QuilIian OF
Wesleyan college.
For some time it is alleged young
men have been driving automobiles
up and down College street, trying
to engage in flirtations with the stu
dents Of that institution. School work
is said to have been demorahzed
in some instances by the attempt Of
certain young men to force their at
tentions upon young women students.
Conditions Of similar nature also
are said to have existed at Lanier
High shcool
The new ordinance has teeth" IN
it, according to the city attorney,
and will put an end to such flirta
tons School work may proceed now
in all institutions without danger Of
Interruption In the event of inter
ruption, Chief of Police Martin
Thompson has been instructed to
make cases against the offenders.
The anti-flirting ordinance was the
result Of a suggestion to The mayor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

The program in full is gwen:
Service, led by the pastor, Rev. H.
7. Brookshire.
Song, Il Am Thine 0 Lord.
Prayer of Supplication for the
Service.
Words from Junior B. Y. P. L.
Song, keep the Home Land
Praying" Daniel Everett and Grace
Collins.
Young Life Loyal to Him, Senior
B. Y 4 U.
Always Astounding in the Work
Of the Lord, Junior w NJ. S.
Loyalty to Christ Our Slogan. Sc
Nor W N. S.
Take My Yoke Upon You and
Learn Of Ne, by a Layman.
Ye Are Not Your Own, Ye Are
Bought With a Price, II. 7. Brook
shire.
Prayers to Keep Faith With God
in the Campaign.
Closing Song, Standing on the
Promises
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
Mars. SIEG TO TELL OF
HER NATIVE CUBA

Cuba" will be the topic for Thurs
days week of prayer program being
observed by the women Of Central
Baptist church. The program vii,
be in charge of Circle No. 4, and
at the close Mrs. Mercer Sieg, Of
Americas, who is a native of Cuba,
will speak on the island, its people
and their customs. ALL the women of
the church, and others interested, are
asked to be present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT
AT CENTRAL BAPTIST.

Mid-wcek services for home mis-
sions being observed at Central Bap-
tist church during this week held a
most interesting and helpful program
for tonight. Many attended the
afternoon services Monday and Tues
day, while number cf out-of-town
people came to Americas today to be
present at the all day session.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

and is young man of splendid abil-
ity and sterling character.
After the wedding the people plan
an extended wedding journey
through the north, and later will visit
the childhood home Of Miss Kloster-
mann in St. Louis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

Miss Sara Cox, Of Waycross, is
The guest Of Miss Margaret Wneat-
ley at her home on Lee street. Dur
ing the visit Of Miss Cox in Ameri-
Gus she will be complimented with a
number of pretty affairs given for
her pleasure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

rather than a complaint, DR.. w f.
Quillian of Wesleyan college stated
las, night.
III young man attempts to en-.
gage the attention Of a young woman
or interferes with her school work.
he should suffer, too, said DR.. Quill
liam. We have rules at Wesleyan
that have 20 be lived up to by the
student body.
We haven't had any serious trou-
Die; in fact, things are running along
smoothly, even better than in former
years, l nave ben told. It's not an
extreme measure. but one designed
to restrain improper conduct from
without. We have no objection t.
people riding by the college"
DR.. Quillian stated that there had
been cases where young men have
used a flashlight upon the windows
of the college at night. And they
have been looking through the win
dows with opera and field glasses,
too, it is alleged All Of that will
be a violation CT the new ordinance.
"The ordinance is good thing for
every educational institution of the
country declared DR.. Quilnan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02
DEATHS
MRS. MARY A. GLIssoN.

NANSs N4f4AAA ~. -AA-AIOoN.
Mrs. Mary A. Glisson, widow Of
the late Kinyon Gibson, and one Of
the best known women of this sec
ton, died at o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing, March /, at her home in the 2Sth
district, at the age of SO years.
Mrs. Gibson was one OF the zion
Ger women of this section having liv-
ed for sixty-five years, helping her
husband in trying periods and rear
ing family which is prominent in
Sumter county affairs. She was for
many years a member of Pleasant
Grove Methodist church. of her local
ity, and was a constant and faithful,
worker She is survived by one son,
G w Gibson, and two daughters,
Mrs, Joe Alb Roach and Mrs. j. D.
Griffin, all of the 28th district as
well as numerous grandchildren and
several gTeat-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning at II o'clock, from the Sa-
lem church, conducted by Rev. Mar
vim Vincent, with interment in the
church cemetery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

The school library has just receiv-
ed a complimentary copy of Faux.
ner's Junior Red Cross Stories from
Atlanta headquarters. This brings
our library up to forty volumes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

Shoppers were present ftvn Is
tfnces outside OF Sumter county
and they kept coming all the day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

A native Of India has invented ain
electric pen that carbonizes the pa
per on which it writes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

A. J Evans, Fort Valley peach
king, motored here today on business
and in company with his brother-in.
law. Sam Heys, paid a brief visit to
Leslie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-02

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
La Ley de IOgresOs
fu6 aprObdda en- Ia
Cdmara aver tdrde

En- la se-i6n de aver en- la Camara,
Sc vo!0 en- segunda y tercera lectura,
pasando al Senado, la Ley de Ingresos,
de cuya aprobacion han estado pendien
tes todos los organismos ccmerciales e
industriales del pals, quienes afecta
directamente la referida ley.
En- La discussion de esta ley, han inter
venido representations de todas las cor
poracionos entidades comerciales de
la isla, algunas de las cuales por medic
de memoriales y peticiones y otras
por medic de delegaciones que asistie-
ron las vistas phblicas celebradas al
afecto, en- las cuales muchos Sc mostra
ron partidarios de que dicha ley fuera
SUI tituida por ura sobre las ventas.
Aver, repesimos, fue votada en- la
Camsra, despues de un luniinoso infor-
me que rindiera ell Lcdo. Guerra Mon
dragon, y aprobada con Ell voto en- fa-
vor de todos los partidos politicos con
Ell tlnico voto en- contra del Sr. Dones,
quien dijo que una question personal lie
hacia votar en- contra de la ley.
La ley de ingresos, tai como ha sido
aprobada por la Camara, es igual la
que regia anteriormente con las siguien
tes unicas enmiendas:
La cxencion de los soltercs ha sido
elevada dos mil d6lares y la de los
casados a tres mil
Los diviGendos de las Corporaciones
no pagan separadamente siempre y
cuando que Ia Corporation haya paga-
dos, con 10 cual Sc evita la dlplicidad,
y finalmente, Ia contribution sobre Ell
ingreso de extranjeros no Residences fue
rebajado del seis por cinto al tres por
ciento.
La ley tai como ha sido aprobada,
perrnits, ademas, al Tesorero de P. B.,
hacer reajustes de ganancia en- las
declaraciones hechas ell pasado afio, con
Ell objeto de salvar ell Inconvenience de
que los que declararon ganancias prin
cipios de afo, a final del mismo tuvie-
ron perdidas, debido a. la depreciaci6n
sufrida por Ell mercado.
La presente ley empezara surtir
efecto inmediatamente que sea aproba-
da Y regira sobre los ingreso3 obtenidos
desde que ces6 la anterior ley, es decir,
que para sus efectos sera como 81 aque-
LA ley hubiera continusdo en- vigor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
La SaIud del pueblo,
GS Ia sUpTema ley,
Segdn ell af0TismO

La peste, despu6s de haberse creido
que habia terminado en- la isla, Sc pre-.
sento en- Caguas.
Cuando Sc creia aislada en- Caguas, sc
presento en- Manatf.
Toda la isla atribuye estos graves
suce os deficiencies sanitarias.
Y casi todo ell mundo sefiala el origen
de estas deficiencies en- la sanidad mu-
nicipal, parte de la cual esta sometida
la Influenza de ciertos caciques
Nosotros creemos, segdn dijinos en-
una de nuestras iiltimas ediciones, que
la Legislature resolvera Ell asunto.
La salud dol pueblo, es La suprema
ley, segun .reza. ell afori-mo.
Y antes que las tendencias politicas,
esta Ia Sanidad.
Egperamos, pues, que la Legislator
adopte medidas en6rgicas a fin de evil
tar que, en- 10 future, digan las naciones
quo Ia pete hubonica tiene su asiento
perenne en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
DON ALFREDO MORALES

FL muy distinguido jefe del "Cablc
Frances nuestro muy distinguido ami
go el senior don Alfredo Morales, ha lido
a convalecer q los Bafios de Coarno, en-
compafiia dc su muy noble y distingui
da e-posa, quien lisfruta, como Ell pres
tigioso enfermo, va en- convalecencia
por fortuna, de las simpatfas de que
disfruta en- todo Puerto Rico.
San Juan entero lamentara, como po-
cas- veces, la ausencia del sefior Morales
por ser este -un caballero distinguidisi-
mo, que dia por dia, ha hecho valer sus
m6ritos Y virtudes ejelnplares, ante
nuestra noble sociedad.
Hacemos votos por que ell distinguido
caballero frances, quien tanto anna
y quiere Puerto Rico, Sc restablezca
cuanto antes de su enfermedad, como
asi 10 desean las muchas personals que
de veras lie ouieren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
CARMEN APoNTE sELLEs


Esta bella muy distinguida seiio-
rita ha sido graduada, no en- virtud de
su belleza, que es grande, y de sus
mobiles prendas plrsonalcs, entire las
que figura Sill modestia, que CORE pare
ia con su virtud, de licenciada en- Far
macia, cuyo titulo es una demonstration
elocuento de que la mujer portcrriquc-
fia puede rivalizar con los hombres en-
en- ell desempefio de los mas altos y di-
files destinos.
Carmen Aponte Selles, gentil capullc
dc La noble poblaci6n de San Lorenzo
que es jardfn en- 10 de dar patriotas
a Puerto Rico,-ha sido muy felicita-
da por sus muchos amigos y admirable
res. que va estaban enterados dc 81
triuhfo, por el talento de la insign'
dana.
Nos completeness en- rciterar nuestro'
mas entusiastas parabienes la noble
sefiorita, que es honra, por su talentc
y envidiables aptitudes, de Ia tierrs
que tuvo Ell orgullo de ycrla hacer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09

Ell dia dos de JUNO fu6 Ell sefialado pa
ra ell co1nienzo del Campamento para
miembros del r. o. r. c. del Colegio de
Agricultural y la Universidad de Puerto
Rico.
Tres Oficiales de los Estadcs Unidos
" el doctor Ashford de San Juan han
venido tomar parte en- ell Campamento
FL personal del Campamento es ell 81
guiente: Commanding officer: Teniente
Coronel G. L. Towsend, Inf. Senior ms.
tructor: Comandante R. H. Leavitt, Inf.
Ayudante: Comandante Manuel Font,
Inf.
Supply officer: Teniente Rafael Bird,
U S. A. Retired. Instructores: Conan
dante Ieopoldo Mercader, Inf. Conan
dante Enrique de orbeta, U. S. A. Re-
tired.
Teniente Thos. H Ramsey, Inf.
Asisten al Campamento diez siete
estudiantes de la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico y sesenta y dos del Colegio de
Agriculture.
El Campamento empezo el dia dos y
tcrmina ell 90 de JUNO.
Habra dos semanas de tiro al blanco
La instruction incluira las materias ST.
guientes:
Topografia, ingenierfa, sefiales, ejerci
clos de bayoneta, boxeO, tactica. de com
bate y soluci6n de problemas tacticos
Todos los esSudiantcs seran alojados
en- los cuarteles del Colegio. Los estu-
diantes del curse avanzado recib:ran
un dollar diario Hahra paradas v el ptl-
blico queda invitado para asistir a elias
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UNA PRoTEsTA
Anocho rocibimos ell siguiente tele-

Anoche rccibimos el siguiente tele-
grama:-
Yauco, junio de 1921.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Causa profunda indignation esta So
ciedad, falso calumnioso cargo contra
Juez Gonzalez Suarez, que apareee pri-
mera plana "El TEMPO" de JUNO 6,
relaci6n hecho Sabana Grande. Fiscal
Mayaguez sorprendido, pisose servicio
inquinas personales intrigas repubI-
canas. No hay persona honrada jure
Juez estuvo Sabana Grande viernes
tres lie sobra aqui prueba de calidad
para salir airoso ruin y cobarde infa-
mia.
Lcdo. G. del Toro Fernandez, Aboga-
do Notario; Hercilio Rodriguez, Co1ni.
sionado Municipal de hacienda; e. Gu
ti6rrez v6lez, Auditor Municipal; Ma.
nuel Ortiz Borreh, Comisionado Muni-
cipal obras pubicas; Pascual Mariani
Jr., Clerk Comisionado Municipal dc
Instruction; Emeterio Collado, Inspec
tor Sanidad Municipal; Felix Caraballo
Corresponsal Gel Imparcial''; Rafae
Rivera, inspector pesas Y medidas; Pc.
dro Rojas, Alcaide Carcel v Juan Felitl
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La actual tGmpOra-
da de la DGIgadO-
Caro-. en- ell Municipal

Como estaba anunciado Ell martes On
la noche debut6 en- ell teatro municipal
la compafiia de comedias de Julia Del
gado Caro-, tan conocida en- nuestro pd
blico. por haber actuado aqui en- otras
Ocasiones.
Subi6 a escena la conocida obra de
Sardou, "Fe1ora'', la cual mas de
ser montada con todo el lujo v COM
FORT necesario, fu6 objeto de una ex-
celente Interpretation por parte de los
artistas todos, que cosecharon muy JUS
tos y calurosos aplausos.
Julita Delgado, la herofna de IA obra
es una artista, cuyo talento Y hermo
sura la haran triunfar, como 10 hizo
anoche, en- cualquier escenario que Sc
presente.
La gentil actriz tiene ell don de po-
sesionarse completamente de los pape
les que representa-, logrando asi encar
mar 81 tipo creado por el autor de la
pieza. Por ESQ, a. veces, en- Fedora SO
lie veia infiexible, amenazadora, cruel,
y otras apasionada, LENA de dolor, su
plicante, ante la actitud del novio que
a pesar de sus@reiteradas suplicas la
dice que Sc Marcia.
Otra artista, quien la espera IN
bello porvenir es q la seforita Con
zalez, que hizo ell papel de ia condesa
olga Socorro tiene sobrada naturali
dad en- la escena, bello decir, y una
gran dosis de graciosa ingenuidad, que
predispone favorablemente al publico a
la primera escena. Vi6ndola trabajar
nos acordamos de Eloisa Muro, aquella
adorahls INGENUA, de La compafiia
de Lara, que muchas veces nos emocio
no con su campechana algeria conta-
giosa de revoltosa colegiala.
De los actores descollaron, Salvador
Salas primer galAn joven, Joaquin Re
gales, Alfonso Mena y Enrique Pom
te.. Todos coadyuvaron al mejor exi
to de la obra
En- cuanto Salas podenios decir
que estuvo bion; pero que ha podido
resultar mejor,. 81 no SURE aquel pc
queho percance del bigote, que Sc cri
gin6, precisamente, en- la escena mas
culminante de la obra.
DistiDguido Sr. Salas, los bigotes de-
ben pegarse bien. sobre todo ustcd, que
es un actor que vale. Son pequefios
detalles en- los que no Sc fijaria Ell
pnbhco 81 usted no fuera listed
El p1blico premi6 la labor de los ar
tistas, tributandole calurosos aplausos,
tanto al concluir cada acto como a
la termination de algunas escenas no.
tables. Anoche Sc puso en- escena "Ma
trimonio Interino'', comedia francesa
de extraordinario suceso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
.s2O,OOO,OOO para
.SOCOrrer a las VIC
.timaS de Colorado

PUEBLO, Colorado, JUNO S-Gran
ni1mero de personas contindan trabajan
do para encontrar a los mucrtos
La inundaci6n es la mas desastrosa
que Sc conoce en- la historic, pues casas
y grandes extensiones de terreno que
daron completamente bajo ell aqua. Has
ia ahcra no Sc ha podido calcular el
total de las perdidas, pero SO cree que
asciendan muchos millones
Ell Gobernador del Estado ha pedido
al gobierno de Washington $4,000, 900
para socorrer las victimas que Sc en-
icuentran en- estado muy deplorable
Ell ntmero de personals que Sc encuen
tran al borde de la muerte, en- lo5 hos
pitales ascienda mas de 500.