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The courier-index., 1921-02-25

iI B. Bentley, NW14 SEA, sor"-- 'ich Banks, SWA. NEH.e. So are your ils@@ @@t.i;'' l,Gsser aud water bills. Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you. Peoples Electric Com pany. s*tf Mrs. Robert McClintock enter- tained her Three-Table Bridge Club on Wednesday. Miss Berenice East was awarded the prize for high score. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the games.
 Our coal bills are due. So are your, light, power and water bills. Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you. Peoples Electric Com pany. "tf
 The Woman's Self-Culture Club met at the high school Thursday February 24th The Topic for study was Jane Addams and Dr. Anna Shaw. Leader, Mrs. D. S. Clark assistant leaders, Mesdames A. A. McClendon, Paul Benham, F. N. Burke and W. L. Ward.
 If you want good coal, see H. T. Hummer, phone 15. "mch19
 MT. and Mrs. Eberle Stevenson, who have been residing in Mari anna for the past year, have re- turned to their former home in Lit tie Rock. Mir. Stevenson has been here doing preliminary work on the survey of the proposed new system of roads in Lee county.
 
 Send your clothes to the Santex Cleaners. We clean anything. Service is our mot to. *tf
 The Fortnightly Club had an un- usually pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. O. G. Norment. There were Is present. The decora- tions and refreshments were in keep ing with George Washington's birth day. The next meeting will be with Mrs. George Newborn on We'd l nesday, March g.
 Our coal bills are due. So are your light, power and water bills. 1 Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you. Peoples Electric Com pany. *tf 1
 The auxiliaries of the Presbyter- ian Church were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. w. s. An interesting pro- gram on foreign mission was given. Mrs. F. L. MacChesney was leader, assisted by the other members. A very delicious luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon.
 am now in the concrete con tracing business and am prepared to figure on all your work, no mat ter how large or how small the job. See me for estimates. W. o. Lloyd
 *tf
 Fire caused by a defective flue did considerable damage to the res idence of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Lew is on East Chestnut street Monday Practically all the roof of the building was destroyed and much damage was done to the in- terior. The loss is estimated at S1 ,000, covered by insurance
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NEW MEXICO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Mountainair-65 cars Of Pinto beam
shipped from here 20 eastern markets
Albuquerque Valuation OF Bernalil
10 county Is SO. 250,0oo. increase OF 1.
O0O,O0O over last year
! Roswell-Cotton g.n nearly complet
ed.
international State Bank
building nearing completion.
Roy-Mesa Cooperative Co. erect
ing office building.
Albuquerque si25.000 school bonds
sold, money to he used for school I'M
lprovements.
Fort Summer-Curing plant OF the
Sweet Potatoe Growers association is
nearly completed.
Santa eF-El Paso Cattle Loan Co,
increases capital from 100000 to 5000
600.
New Mexico cotton crop will approx
imately yield S5000O0.
Lorlsburg-S Shipments OF 165-ounce
silver ore benig made from Co-Opera.
tive mine 10 ri Paso smeltcr.
Iordshurg Last Chance mine com
ple;es installation Of compressor.
Dexter-New 14.room school build
ing completed.
silver CiU-Rlch silver strike made
recently IN North Star mine 30 miles
from here.
Gallup American Coal com
pany is sinking S00-foot shaft at No.
) mine; employing 600 men.
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CLOVIS WILL HAVE.
CLARA BARTON COLLEGE

The Clara Barton Memorial AssOcia-
ton, which VIII build a memorial col
lege at Clovis, filed articles of incor-
poratlon at the corporation commission
offices.
The association will not issue stock
but the ;ncorporators are given as d.
W. Jones, A. L. Dillon, Mrs. Alta b.
Roach, Mrs. Dixie l.. W. Owen, Lila
L, Kendall. Ida b Lee Osborne. Joe
G. M"Clelland, II. b. Cramer and A.
w. johnson.
The association Is named after Clara
Barton, the founder of the American
Red Cross, and It's purposes are given
as educational, benevolent, fraternal
and patriotic.
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RAMAH RANCHERS BUY
THOROUGHBRED HEIFERS

GALLUP Following the purchas 81
by Homer i. Powers. for Mckinley
county farmers, OF 30 registered Here
ford bulls. which are to arrive In the
near future. comes the announcement
that Ramah community ranchers have
authorized the buying Of 20 registered
short honed heifcrs Mr.. Powers
will purchase them while In Clovis this
week. The Gallup State Bank is H.
nancing the matter.
These heferS viii be first class stock
highly pedigroed, and the start toward
the building Of high grade herds in the
county.
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HOUSEwORK Is A BURDEN

Womans lot is weary one at best.
But with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills life indeed becomes a
burden. DOna's Kidney Pills have
made life brighter for many Deming
women. Read what Mrs. L. L. Brown.
ing, PA w. Cedar st, Dcming. saws
several years ago my back was both
.cring me and my kidneys we're out OF
order. The trouble was brought on,
| believe, by cold which settled on
my kidneys. IL seemed as though my
back would never stop aching. Any
housewOrk like sweeping or dusting
which required STOPPING was almost
unbearable. Doans Kidney Pills had
been used in the family with good re-
suits 10 | tried them and they soon re-
moved all the trouble. Doan's Kidney
Pills are indeed a fine medicine"
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Browning had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Mfrs. Buffalo, y. Y.
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STATE FORD MEN HOLD A
SERVICE AND SALES MEET

Ford dealers from all parts Of New
Mexico met at the chamber OF com
merce plriors one day last week, AT
Albuquerque to discuss business. past
present aud future The dealers are
very optimistic over the pro. poets fo.
the coming season iu automobile uud
trucks Increased activii. vas pro.
phesied for the coming year In tho
Furdson tarctors
Among those attending the confer
euce we're G : Quickel Albuquerque
$ g. Taylor, Wagon Mound; Z. A
Turner. East Las Vegas; Ned Face
Albuquerque; Ben Hillenkuther, Albu
qucrque; d r. Baca, san Marcial; G
W. Elliott, Gallup; d. II. Jamison
EStancia; H. W Brown. Santa Fe; D.
J.. Moon, Alamogordo; F. A. Hare
Mouutalnair; Harold Scott, Las
Cru,es; + Alton, branch manager at
Denver; b. W. Arlington, Gallup: C.
G.. Ba,sett, p. j. shirley, Deming; J.
Il. Frink, Carizozoi Tractor Depart.
ment Manager Leach. Of Denver, and
assistant manager, Mckay. also Of the
district office at Denver
The meetings viii be held about twice
n year hereafter and Will be lagely de.
votel 10 pomoting sales aud developing
an even more efficient service for own.
ers.
A banquet az the Alvarado hotel clos
ed the conference.
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HAYS is PROGRESSIVE

Visitors to Washington often ask the
the very pertinent question, "why are
not the public buildings plainly mark.
cd" The fact is there has been
neglect in properly and plainly mark,
ing the buildings housing government
departments. Among the first acts of
Postmaster General Hays was to have
the name OF his department placed In
bold letters over the main entrance
way. Other department heads may
wake up some day and do the same to
their structures.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
RAYNOLDS NOW SUPREME
COURT CHIEF JUSTICE

Justice Herbert T. Reynolds, Of the
supreme court became chief justice to-
day when Chief Justice Clarence j.
Roberts retired TO practice law and will
occupy the middle seat on the tribunal
until January !, 1927.
Justice stephen y. Davis, Jr. who
was appointed to fil the vacancy,
qualified 10y mail. but was not expect
ed 10 arrive for two or three days from
East Las Vegas.
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TUBERCULAR VETERAN GETS
BACK PAY ;RESuLT OF LEGION

CARLSBAD.--Ben Rodrigues, an ex-
service man from Louisiana, who has
hecn IN Carlsbad the past five months
IA st. Francis hospital, was this week
awarded back pay to the amount OF
81 400. through the efforts OF Bryan
MIDGET Post American Legion, and
the local Red Cross Home Service COM
mittee. Rodriguez Is suffering from
tuberculosis, and besides the back pay
will IN future receive a pension OF $50
per month.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

will ride the widest bronchC
brought in on the 10th. nth, and 18th
If ! don't save you s. on your next
suit or overcoat or sell your a pair
OF shoes for $3.50, that you can't buy
IN Deming tor less than 50. Save that
S1.5O
JACK TIDMORE
on Silver Ave. Out Of the high
rent district
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

Bulldogg.ng will be one Of the main
features during Rodeo Week. The man
that is going to Bulldog the steer from
a running automobile is gonig TO wear
a pair Of Justin boots. Said you
couldn't give him anything but Justins.
He has worn them since he was small
boy. Buy your next pair OF Justins
here
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
"OUR WIVES"

"Our Wives" is the title to a play to
he presented here November 12. at the
liialto theatre. TIE cast Is made up
" members ~ the Sojourners Club of
Fort Bayard.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
Horses and Mules

Tanlac IS manufactured In one OF
the largest and most mOdernly equip
ped laboratories In this country. Sold
10y RosSer Drug Company
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
MR. FARMER

Where did you get your last pair OF
shoes? How much~did you pay?
have .ght white horse work shoe
with solid leather soles and rubber
heels they are $3.50. will guaran.
tee these shoes to outwear any shoe on
the mrket, sold at the same price
JACK TIDMIRE
Note the Guarantee.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

Thousands Of weak, rundown men
and women have reported astonishing
gains in weight from the use OF Tan.
lac. 1t is sold by Rosser Drug Com
pany
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
CiTrlE RECEIP LIGHT; MARKER
HIGHER. HOGS AND
LAMBS Up

As the result ~ light livestock re.
oeipts. prices were higher. Cattle were
steady, hogs and lambs were strong
90 - cents higher Because Of the
continued light receipts OF hogs here
and liberal receipts elsewhere, packers
ere making liberal purchases at up-riv.
cr markets and shipping here for
slaughter. Demand for cattle from
all sources was active Sheep receipts
were the smallest Of any Monday this
yoar. and the offerings cleared in
short order.
Today's Receipts
Pecc.nts today were 10000 cattle.
40 hogs. and $500 sheep compared
.h $1,000 cattle, 5000 hogs. and o.
sheep a week ago. and 1900 cat.
$500 hogs and 1900 sheep a year
ago
Beef Cattle
alt receipts Of Fat cattle sold
ra I~ AZ strong TO % cents higher
prices The only weak spot I'm the
ma %, was on heavy weight cattle and
p. mos I'm Chicago were responsible
',- hat condition here. Handy and
'hr weight fed steers were 10 10 II
r~ts higher. and grass fat steers were
,'r rg 20 Il cents mp. Feeder buyers
--r, N strong competition with killers
r1 the good quality light weight gross
crs Cows and hefers were 10 to Is
rns MP, and moved more freely than
fr some time past Bulls and calves
were steady.
StOclers and Feeders
There was an active demand Tor
>tockers and feeders with prices strong
O. - cents higher Most ~ the thin
,itilc came from Texas and New Mex
90. and average good quality. Total
receipts were far short OF proceeding
''auHnys and the full scope Of demand
dld not develop.
Hogs
Hog prices were 10 10 - cents higher
'r1srly u cents M. The top price w
$40 and bulk of sales S7.25 Pigs
sold M to $500 Packers FOR the past
'ral weeks, because of light receipts
have been buying at up-river markets
and shipnn~ lrre for slaughter.
p and lambs
The Dula ~ the lambs today were
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

Albuquerque-Santa Fe shop force
here now 90 per cent OF normal num-
Der.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

The Graphic sells paper that is bet.
ter and cheaper. Cut TO suit any pur-
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

REPAIRING-sewing machines aud
clocks. All work guaranteed. Phone
2S9. 10-11tf
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

FOR SALE-Lot and .. Block. r. +.
C. Il. Thompson, Ag't Silver City. N.
NJ. 2t ch.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08

brought ss75 to 1925. ewes $3.50 to
500 and feeding lambs S7.75. The
supply was below urgent requirements
az a - cent advance.
Horses and Mules
Light receipts OF horses sold readily
today at steady prices. There was
considerable inquiry for mules.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
Today's Receipts

Receipts today were 10000 cattle.
no hogs. and 2.500 sheep compared
h $1,000 cattle. 5000 hogs. and D.
sheep a week ago. and 1900 cat.
$500 hogs, and 1900 sheep a year
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
GEL MARRUECOS
DE NUESTROS DIAS'

Obra, de gran actualidad y de un
Iinapreciable valor hist0rico indiscuti-
bic es Ia que acaba de llegar por el
lltimo correo de Espaia la Libere-
ria de Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc,
de esta ciudad.
"El Marruecos de Nuestros Dias''
es un interesante estudio del exteAs0
y rico Imperio de Marruecos, de esa
TERRA de maravillas que las naciones
Use disputan con verdadero encone, y
EN- que Espaiia, pOr su prexinnidad y
Iafnidad gegoraicas,9 es la naci0n de
Europa llarnada a eiercer su autofi-
dad ALI. Con. motiFo de los ilfimos
aconteeinientos entire espanoles y ma
rrOquies, que vienen culnliRandoi en-
una apIastante victoria para los pri-
merOs, todas las miradas del murAlo
es6an fijas en- Marruecos, porque de
los acontecimientOs presentes tai Eez
alIi han de registrarse grandes he
chos que han de ser muy provechosos
ia la civilization en- general.
Gel Marruecos de Nuestros Dias''
esta escrita en- un lenguaje descripti-
yo sumamente sencillo y comprensi-
BILE y la par bellisimo, debido al gran
narrador de costumbres Eugenio
Audin. La obra es de lujo Y esta
hermosamente impresa por los Sres.
Montaner y Simon, de Barcelona.
Consta ell tomo de $50 paginas. Reu-
ne un nlmero considerable de graba-
dos y solo 1cuesta $500 libre de fran
queo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
Otro gran exlto del I eatro
Espanol en- New York
"Sangre y Arena en- ingles

J que pudieramos lamar los bastid0res
de la plaza de toros. y la<enorme SEN
saci0n de vida de muerte que hay
siempre en- toda corrida, con su escalo-
friante angustia, esta ALI.
NADIA tiene, pues, de extrai1o que la
obra asf preparada y asf representada
Kaya tenido el exito extraordinario
que tiene.
Hace va mes medic que sc estren6,
" ell p6blico sigue hacienda cola en- la
acera del Empire" Y pagando las To-
calidades a un alto sobre precio para
aplaudir a Blasco Ibanez. BLOOD and
Sand'', que asf Sc llama la obta en- in
giles, Sc hara milenaria en- los carte
les. Pocas yeces Sc vic un entusiasmO
| igual por admirar una obra eXtranje-
ira en- New York. QuiZas la Malque-
rida'', del egregio Benavente Sc antici-
jp0 a esta expectation. Pero la obra
de Blasco Iba1ez, menos intensa, me-
nos tragica, satisface mas al p1blico
americana, al pdblico, no la crftica !;
porque ell buen pGblico ingenuo, We en-
Blood and Sand" la Espaiia pintores-
ca Y arbiharia de que habfa dido ha-
blar vagamente.
Y criando abandona la sala, satisfe-
cho de haber ratificado sus perjuicios,
Y todavfa mas que conmovido, sacudi-
do, por Ia tremenda escena final, la
graciosa, la pat6tica, la pegagosa y dul
ce mdsica de EEL Relicario", que una
buena orquesta ejecuta, lie dice CO.
mo puede estar la tragedia en- los COM
passes de una musiquilla que parece
allegro, como esa m1sica espaiiola, tan
graeiosamente espafiola Y tan dolossl-
mente humana, parece Ia voz humani-
zada de Doila Sol, que nos cuenta su
cuita...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
Ell ALMANAQUE ILUsTRADo
HISPANOAMERICANO


va esta en- las librerfas de Cantero,
Fernandez y Co, el nuevo almanaque
Hispanoamericano para 1922. Es una
publication utilisima que contiene in
fnidad de datos preciosos y una serie
brillante de articulos cientffic6s y IL
terarios, inforinaciones graficas de
gran actualidad i una nutrida cola
boraci6n de autores hispanoameriea-
nos, al extreme de que Ell alnIanaqne
constituye una verdadera a1ltologfa.
Ell artfcnlo de FIammarion, Los mis-
terios de Ia Creaci6n, es de un interes
supreme.
Abre FL Allnanaque Hispano- Anne
ricano, un certamen de belIeza cuyas
bases publica, ofreciendo los siguien-
ties premios:
!. MedaHa de oro y diploma dc be-
.Ieza.
D q Medalla de plata y diploma dc
bellezas
81. Diploma de belleza.
Ii Casa Cantero, Fernandez y Co.,
;enviara por correa FL Almanaque
Hispano- Americana para 1922 to-
'das parties de la Islas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03

En- ell esplendido teatro Empire, de
New York. Sc esta dando, hace va mas
De cuarenta noehes seguidas, y con
exito creciente. una interesante adap-
tacion escenica de la novela de don vi
eente Blasco Ibanez, 'Sangre Arena.
que Is una de las mejores ebras del in
signe novelista. espaiiol.
La Espana pintoresca la vez
tragica, de toreros = manolas, ha 81
do descrAa con ese vigor, con ese< <co-
Tor, con esaT luz maravillosa que sabe
p0ner en- sus libros ell insigne move
1ista espanol. Blasco IbafeZ ha hecho
Iii novela del torero, Y un ibro asf te-
MIA que estar namado a los grandes
esxitos, no solo en- Espaiia, sino fuera
le Espafia, dOnde ell torere cuantO
siempre rodeados de un creciente inte-
res. Todas las noyelas de Blasco Iba
5iez. u .;ifoftunado autor de LOS Qua
fro .JineA&s del APOCALYPSE son per-
fectameatte dramatizables teatraliza
bIes. mas para ell pdblico norteamerica-
no que tiene todayfa muy reciente la
vision de la Espana de pandereta, min
yltna obra del fecundo noyelista tan a
prop6sito como "Sangre Y Arena, pa
Ia producer ell .maximo inter6s y el
supreme entusiasmo.
la erftica ha elogiado el acierto del
Jibretista que ha dramatizado la SUI
gtsticnante novela. Skinner, Ell notable
actor yanqui, ha hecho una buena ca
9strterizaci6n del torero, un torero que
40 es precisamente -el Espartero,
qifien por 10 viste quiso perfilar ell gran
napelista, pero dentro del convenciona
lismo con que fuera de Espaila Sc ven
las; eusas de Espaiia, esta bien la ca
Taeferizaei6n de skinner Y esta bien Do
Ia Sol esa garrida marquesa, Meta
tlirecta de las duquesas que pintaba
Goxa desnaes de conoeerlas fntiraa-
uleate
que larpae qle IS eSttaordina
rioss9s q lliotinlieiifo escanico en una
tai1le dt- cefaida. Va no Sc podra Sc
guEr aaeiensso aquella ridfcula panto-
niiina de p tlile es una corrida de to-
rosen e dftimo aeto de La Opera Car
men. tIsspJiss de haber visto esta estu-
peflda plise en- scene que es un alarde
tls realisnlo. y de riqueza. En- la escena
Sc Feil LIS cuadrillas, los picadores a
saltallo, el tragin emocionante de 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
listed QUE Es CHOFER Q AsPI-
RA A sERLO, LEA EsTO

4 La casa ailly-Bailliere5 de Madrid,
ACADIA de editar un libro de gran uti-
.lidad, asi titulado: Manual Practica
del Conductor de AUTOMOBILES, ibro
escrito por una verdadera antoridad.
Hustran las quinienfas paginas del Ii
bro, interesantes grabados represen-
tand6 la maquinaria, Ell funcionamien-
to, todo tan detallado, tan admirable
mente explicado, que el lector de este
,estupendo manual, no sera solo un
concienzudo conductor de autonl6vi-
les, sino un competente mecanico que
sabras reparar averias, que conocera
infaliblemente en- que consiste Ia Sd
bita interruption en- la marcha del ca
rro, que no necesitara de auxilios aje-
nos v por 10 general costosos, para
hacer por ST solo tantas cosas que
por carecer de conocimientos esencia-
les ha de encafgar a otro y ha de pa
gar caras.
I'll Manual Practice del Conductor
|de Automobiles, por q iIustre inge-
micro J. M. samanieeo, esta i ID ven
liza en- las librerias de Cantero, Ferndn-
dez y Co.. san Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
Ell MERCADo. AMERICANA /
sERvICIo ESPECIAL. DEE IRVING
NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK /;
l n Oetubre. 1921.

Trigo exportado durante la senlaF
ma, 9.413,957 fanegas; nnaiz, L0I7 ,306.
La huelga ferroyiara ha sd0 cOnju.
rada. Los precios para artfculos en-
conserva estinf mas firnies. ExisteaE
cias de carne EN- almacenes de con-
servaci6Ir v lc cmpaqrie en- octubre /,
6O4.O00,006s lb., comparable con
7S4O0O,000 lb. un ado antes! Exisr
tencias de creamery butter:
9O.123, 200 lb., contra 113.3S5,0o0 H..
un aii6p antes. Las yentas al def;tll
de artfculos de punto = calceterfa, sen
buellas. Hay bueira demanda de la
ma. La production de carbon de pie
dra ha aumentado Observation-Disclosures
Petr6leo crudo dc PehsilYania, $3.50
barrll. Wagones de earga totHpidcs
durante Ia s.mana terminada oct. 10.
9O6,O34. Promedio de, prcu.o de II
productos de hierro y acero com5ina-
dos, $35.53 Indice Bradstreef para
precios de alimentos durante Ia Sc
mana, $780, contra $292 Ia senlana
pasada. Ell siguiente fue ell moyi-
miento de so artfculos durante La
Semana:
SIjBIERON: Manzanas, cebada,
mantequilla, trigo de la primavera,
aceite de semilia de algod6n, h7evos,
corderos, algod6h,. heno, acero viejo
Pittsburgh, harina, trigo rojo, avena,
cafe, reses vacmnas, cerdes, lana
4"oirio dclaine', gray goods, estano,
pino amarillo
BAJARON: Jamonca, costillas de
! res, leche condensatla, lcche evapo-
rsitla, rallies de acero, peltre, ruedas
viejas dc wagones de Chicago, hierro
coiado Chicago, acete a6leo'', lfpulo
! 'Pacffico, telas estampadas, aceitc de
Hnazas antJmonfo, acero ipiejo Chi
cago.
NO CAMBIARON-: Abeto, Adiront
dack, habichuelas. lsbrown sheetings',,
queso, harina de mafz, ruedas viejas
de wagenes Filadelfia, grosellas, col
brc, coaue, abeto DOUGLAS, ginghamss
Aipulo New York, cueros, mantecas
.limones, plomo, melaza, nacarroness
pork mess, guisantes, manf,s papas,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
DEL, AMBIENTE ACTUAL

pdlitiea Official Ono estamos segu-
l'ss qlIe pueda llamarse asf) esta
mug agitada en- estos dfas con motive
ds lss cenBinaciones judiciales sa-
nlfaria ne el Gobernador desea que
qsleaeu hechas antes de su viaje a
los ssstasItis Unidos.
,aTec sie Sc vencen ahora los cua-
tro ail9s lie termino de esos cargos
ofieEslps, u que deben ser renovados
3 eslliignlaelos de nuevo.
III iS judicial Sc han hecho va al
giilas eonbinaciones, de acuerdo con
II Attornes Sc trabaja en- ese senti-
sIt Taabiea Sc han hecho tanteos pro-
fsEtaslIes Ell Ia opinion de varios Sc
1asIefs's p6r no estar ahora la alta
faitiia eil actividad, pero acerca de
eso n guardian las reservas consi-
lfIlezaG5n ilrebablenaeAte en- estos
iss las essuaios sobre el personal de
Snh did. con este motive hay tam
s ia eonsiguiente agitacf6n.
tiief que Sc runiran en- breve las
naras legislatures, para tratar al
Ialcs asuntos de importancia cum
II Ilss les tEaInites de la ley con respecto
i FierFos aombramientos de altos car
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03

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petr6Ieo refinado, hierro en- lingotes
ssSoufherlls, id. basic, id. .'Bessenier'',
petr6leo erudo, abeto Pensilyainiaj
iiariia de- cenfeno, arroG pasas, aztcar
faoscaDaao, idem refilado, ovejas, lin
getes cilfndricos de acero ''open
HEARTH, idem ..Bessemer''. barras de
'acero, sebo, Il, tapioca, barras de
.cstafio, sIJilion leather, cIayos de
'alaabre, lana 'ohio half blood
Certificates del Tesoro de los EE.
sJjU. .por valor de- 100000, 900 estan
siendo ofrecidos aS4A Y 41laoIo ven
cibles Ell 10. de abril v 10 de sep
tiembre, respectfvamente t1922). Liz
qllidaciones bancarias, 80 cirdades,
$6.24S, sol 900. Federal Reserve ra-
to-, octabre 2G, TO.SoIo. Promedios
de precio de 20 .salores iladustriales y
20 feiroviarios. S$77227S y So. 20, con
ira $7o.77 Y $T1.7 .73i Ia semana pasaaa.
Dinero a demanda, Colo, a piazo fjo,y
~ acepfaciones bancarias noyenta
iIfas, 4a34oto; plata en- barras Il "
teilfavos dsiza