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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08

cargamentos de azGcares terciadcs dc
Java, indicando que pOr 10 menos pOr
el tempo presente, Java es una com.
Tetidora con Cuba en- los mercados eu-
ropeos; sin embargo al aumentsr los
precios cubanos los cables informan dc
que los precios en- Java Sc fortihcan y
no habia indicaciones de que Europa
10 tomsra en- consideration el merea-
do cubano a cambio de los azdcsres del
Lejano oriente.
FL volumen de negocios en- el mer.
cado de azdcsres crudos durante Ia Sc
n ana fu6 bastante crecido practica.
mente todos los refnadores participa.
ron en- las compras. No solamente las
ofertas de Cuba fueron prOntamento
sbsorbidas ano que los rehnadorss e..
tuvieron listos para comprar azncares
de Puerto Rico Fflipinas. comprando
estos 6ltimos con tanto adelanto como
lara llegadas en- Agosto. Estos sz6ca-
res con derechos hbres tambien han
sdo absorbidos activamente con Il de
recho pagado equivalente por los de
Cuba, mientras que por algdn tempo
pssado, los azdcares domesticos produ.
Cidos Sc han vendido a un pequeho des.
Cuento mas bajo, que a las bases con
derecdos pagados por los azdcares GU
banos En- ningnn tempo Ia hsbido min
guna gran cantidad de voldmenes dc
azticar que Sc hayan ofrecido. Tanto los
rroductores de azucares Filipinos y
Puerto Rico han puesto en- Ell merca-
DO una gran proportion de sus Eafras y
no demuestran deseos para vender II
bremente ell balance de su production.
Al cerrarse La semana Ell mercado no
estaba tan firme y pesar de cue hubo
:nformes de ventas a nuevas atlas ba
ses los negOciantes los cOmprsdores
en- general estaban en- actitud de espera
con ofertas moderadas dc Cuba para
prOnto embarquo y segunda mitsd de
julio a 81 4c. G F. (4.s6c. derechOs
pagados).
Con las existencias disminuyendo de
TN modo invariable y la production to-
cando practicamente su I'm, los produc
torres cubanos son renuentes vendedo-
res. FL aumento invariable en- los pre-
clos no trae aumento alguno en- las
oEertas pero Dor Otro lado ha resultaaO
en- una aumentada ind1sposici6n para
vender a no ser gradualmente y en- es-
Gala hacia arriba. Los productores inva-
continusn mejorando su DO
sici6n fnanciera y por consguiente es-
tan en- snejor situaci6n para poner sus
szdcares en- el mercado de un modo
conservative. Aunque Cuba Ia expor-
tsdo casi 3,32O,0Oo tonelsdas de szaear
hasta ahora on este afio muchos yroduc
tcres de ALI Green que al final de la
cosecha este sho habra POGO azticar no
Nendido en- la Isla. FL sxtraordinario
volumen de azdcar que Sc ha puesto en-
e. mercado no parece ser 81 resultado en-
Ia acumulaci6n de ningunas grsndes
reservas en- los canales distribuidores y
Consumidores.
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Ell mercado de az1car en- la
ciudad del Hudson

Durante la semana Sc not6 en- Ell mer-
cado azucarero un sumentado vigor
mayor actividad. Nuevos niveles de
altos precios Sc han establecido otra
veg. los szucares crudos cubanos ven-
Giendose hasta 4c. F 4.s6c.
derechos pagados refinadores con
Lille mas altos los negociantes y
con ell azlicar refnado en- lsta de $40
a 6.30c.
La demanda del comercio domestico,
Sc ha hecho ahora ell mas impoTtante
factor en- Ell mercado. Hasta este aho,
Ell comercio dOmestico Sc dabia retar-
dado en- sus compras mientras que Euro
ia compraba libremente azdcares cru
dos y refinados. Las compras de Europa
estuvieron en- exceso de la expectativa
general consecuentemente Cuba ha dis
ruestos de una gran cantidad de su azu
car de tai modo que su posici6n estadis
tica invariablemynte SO fertifica colo
cando a los productores en- una posicion
mas independents. Las compras de Eu
ropa por ell azlcar refinado de los re-
fnadores de los Estsdos Unidos tam
bien, han sido de tai volumen que ma
terialmente ha intervenido con la habi
lidad de los refnadores para dar fren.
te a la demanda del consume domcstico.
Ahora que estamos en- medic del perio-
co mas fuerte del consume, la deman-
ca del comercio domestico siente sus
efectos Y Sc refeja hasta cierto grado
por la gran cantidad de negocios extran
ieros anotados en- los libros de los ref
nadores, su imposibihdad para satisfa-
Ger esta demanda con prontitud Y la
posici6n mas favorable que los produc-
torres cubanos han obtenido por medic
de la rapidez con la cual han podido
poner en- ell mercado los sobrantes del
afio pasado de uno Y un cuarto million
&c toneladas y de tres Quintas parties
de la production de esta estaci6n.
Mientras que Europa ha estado inves
tigando pidiendo azicares en- este
Ihercado y ha comprado varios carga-
mentos Ell aumento en- los precios ha ST.
do demasiado rapido y en- su consecuen
Cia cuando Sc. recibieron aqui indicacio-
nes compradoras europeas, estas ell ge-
neral estuvieron mas bajas que los pre-
clos reinantes en- ell mercado. Con Ia
demanda domestica tan aguda los
refnadores dc los Estados Unidos lis
tos para pagar las cotizaciones en- au-
mento con Ell fin de cubrir sus necesi-
dades; Cuba ha mostrado muy pocos de-
seos de complacer las vistas Europeas
Trefriendo vender sus azucares squi,
donde tienen derecho un derecho pre-.
ferencial y tomar ventaja de tai dere.
cho.
Ell aumento en- los precios de los azti
cares crudos cubanos tambi6n, ha re-
sultado en- que los szucares cubanos lie
gan las bases un POGO mas arriba de
los azicares de Java, disponibles para
compradores europeos. Los cables eu-
ropeos informan de compras de varios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08

DRESTAMoS en- grande escala, ven
ia de bonos Municipales y Gre
ditos de todas classes. pueden ser ges-
ticnados en- New York, bajo condolences
m6dicas. Informara Rafael S. Baella,
Box 715, San Juan, P. R.-7-12.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

mE0DKTOs DE COMA: von.as al Dcz
mageE, desds 80 ctA ErnsSa en- adslan-
~. wurtide rsnsvade somanalmOnte.
MsrvimoB DedidOs por eorrsO 9. o. D.
y J. =. A. Allen 80, San JuAA p
On 1ANCo DE- AHORRo.-Una hoja
as Il N9vaja Aute strsp 10 durA de
guaaEo . seis meses, us&ndOla d1ar1a-
manse. Es un positive RhOrro.-Tisns
a aaentadox automAtico que ls pro.
WOrciona un Alo nusvo cada ven que
% afetts. Pida que - Ia ensenen. Ella
y convencerA. I'm todas las cssas Dc
Dan Juan Vale e1.OO.-- DsP6Sito
AXlea 81. r
DUENA oCASIoN:-se vende, sin
corredor, casa nueva, calle 'Los
Ba6os'' No. 8, parada "A. Consta de sa
Ia, comedor, cuatro dormitorios, coci-
na y cuarto de bafio complete. Infor-
mara personalmente la viuda de Iriar
70 GA Al m1Sm6 CaSd.-0-fs
a RGUMENToS PARA CINE!:-
= Nuevas ideas en- gran demandal
Las ideas de I'd. pueden valer mucho.
POr que no aprende a escribir argumen-
COS para el Ctne7 Nosotros le ensehare-
mos, Pidanos informes.
Institute FotodramAtico
p. o. Box 40, sta. I.
New York City--724
HE ALQU1LA I'M nermos0 alnsacen ac1-
bado de fabrtcar en- sl raejer sttio del
1Galsc6n, es todo de concrete. con puer-
tAs y ventanas do herro, mids TOO me-
tfos cuadrados. So arriend7 toio en-
parties. Informar&: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company. Inc. p.
1O16BRERos DE PAJILI.A.- Aemss
46bajado nuestrOs precios. Procure snte-
esrse antes de comprar a otra casa.
q. Perez Alvarez, 8. on O., San Juan,
Pusrts Rico. P.I
0oMERcIANTEs DETAIIfaTAs.-
Hemos recibido una grandidm1 canti-
Aad de calzado que liquidamos cast
rrecios de costs. o. Perez Alvarez. 8. on
O., San Juan. p.
DEPARAc1oN DE NoaRAFos
de cualquier marca.-- Constante
sxistencia de accessories y piezas. Ser
vicio rApido y ehciente. Precios mo-
d1cos, Allen SO, frente al Teatro Mu-
Aicipal, San Juan, P. R.-P.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para la
Tmpotencia, Falta de vigor se-
xual, Decaimiento fisico, etc. Compues
TO de IOhimbina legitima del oeste de
Africa y lecitina. Un frasco de 25 Ia
bletaS, $3.50 en- todas las buenas far
wacias Distributor. Jose G. PEYoRK. |
Ed. Bouret, San Jaan, Puerto Rico. -
Pida muestras y prospectos.
CE VENDE un automovil Chandler |
de siete pasajeros, en- buenas con
diciOnes, por $475.OO. Diriiase j.
Power, co Gonzalez Padin Co., San
Juan.-7-12.
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n LMoRRANAS.-Internas Q sx-
Aternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con Ia Pomada Inglesa Anema-Smith.
Solicitela en- las farmacias de primer
crden. Jose O. Peyork, Box 162, San
Juan.-P.
a CABAMos DE REcIBIR de Ale
mania lApiteS chisperos, . $500
81 ciento.
Be ofrece un descuento los compra-
dcreS al por mayor. III. v. GRoSCH
co. -P
ALIASES DE vERANo:- En- ell
Colegio Puertorriqrs1o de Ninas.
Desde Ell primero de julio daran prin
cipio las classes de taquigrafia Gregg
Pittman, maquinilla y preparation
para examenes del Servicio Civil.
Para informes dirigirse al tel6fono
$50 negro Santurce.-7-7.
$3.50, 100000 en- pleas de automobi-
les nuevas usadas para todas las mar
cas-, Sc reaIizan con rs por ciento de
descuento. V6ase con Carmelo Basca-
ran, Hatc Rey, parada 80, Tel. 5S5 ne
gro, Santurce.-7-14.
VENDo Y coMpRo prsciOs de
situaci6n, solares en- Montenores
otros sitios de Santurce; fncas ar
banas rtisticas, acciones, bonos, c6-
dulas y toda clase valores.
Sc da y SO toma dinero en- hipote-
cas-. Tengo actualmente $4,000 para
este objeto sin Intervention de CORE
dores. Dirijase ''GEOLAT' Tetuan
IL, Box 261, Tel6fono 500, San Juan
2s7 negro. Santurce.-7-7
rUCHARILLAs PARA Mantle
CADo de variaS clases'' los pre-
clos mas bajos del mercado. Articulos
para fuente de soda. ofrece Porto
Rico Paper and Supply Co.. Luna No.
rs, San Juan.-7-12.
CE ALQUILA o Sc vende una fnca
- camino de Trujillo dos kil6me-
tros de Rio Piedras con trece cuerdas
de terreno propio para ganado y STEM
bra de frutos memories, Casa c6moda y
aqua abundante.-7-14.
CE vENDE una goleta nueva. Gin
co meses de construction, As to-
neladas. Para mas informes, diriiasJ
a Tomas Nolassco. Arecibo.-7-12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08
VaTIIIaS CuadTadaS TeiOTcldss
calidad. - Precio. - Sorvicio.
Rolan, ] ejedor &
de Hostos
AFIcIoNADos

n Departments kodak" Dc Ths
Porto Rico Drug Co, acaba Dc hsesr
una gran reforma que h permite %
trcgar sus trabaios de- desarrollOs y
eopias a las "a horas Dc reeibirlos
Cuenta con personal experto y sx
elusive para clio.
Envitnos sus trabaios. Especial
atenei6n a las 6rdenes D. la isla c.
q. ID.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08


ENTRE GUANABo Y LA 15.-se
desea una casa, en- arriendo, que
tenga garage, aunque no sea la re.
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informar& 'H. ". Grosch Cop.
TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras pros
pectos su representante Jose @. Pc
york. Box 1852, San Juan.-P.
XTIUDA DE MUsA.-5s1 West
150th St.-Ofrece su casa priva-
da, completamente moderna, a dos pa
SOS de Broadway, Riverside Iglesia
espafola, familias que vengan Nue.
va York y deseen vivir bien. Interpre
tes y toda clase de comodidades. Pre-
clos m6dicos. Avise por correo y Sc re-
cibir& en- el muelle.-7-2S.
TANE DINERo CON MOTIVo DE
La FIESTA.-Hago rebaja de 10
LARES que venda plazos al con-
tado, durante las fiestas patronales. In
f6rmese. Telefono $50 San Juan, Tan
ca 2. Henry w. Dooley. Mencione Ell
por ciento en- el preciO de todos mis- so
MUNDO.-P.
CUALQUIER clase de tos le pue-
de ser Embellishments aliv1ada
y extinguida, 81 usted toma ell "HYo-
ToLE". Bisquelo en- las farmacias.-
7-24.
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RUENA oCAsIoN:-Se vende, sin
corredor, casa nueva, calle "Los
Bahos'' No. 8, parada "A. Consta de sa
Ia, comedor, cuatro dormitorios, coci-
na y cuarto de bafo complete. Infor-
mara personalmente la viuda de Iriar
to On La misma casa.-9-7.
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AEujas "singsr'' Dob;s Psspants ,
Cadsnsta $500 millar. Agulas "osi-
Rinai Express" o % 5000 mifiar.
Rsmitsnss pot c. o. y. Ths fnpsft
Needle Co. p. o. Boz tss. saa Juan.
Tusrto Rice. AavA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08

CUERRAl contra 81 dolor de niue.
las. CERA-DENTO 10 Quita an
seguida. No Quema nj irrita. Una sola
aplicaci6n basta. Vale 10 centavos en-
las boticas.-7-11.
OALzADO.- COmerciante de calxado:
no cOmpreis sin yer primero nIsstro pre-
che y descuentO. O. Perez Alg&rsx, 8.
"a q. 2.
25000 sopandas completes y hojas Sc
paradas Sc realizan precio de quema
z6n. V6ass con Carmelo Bascaran, Ha-
to Rey, parada 80, Tel. 5S5 negro, San
turce.-7-14.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08

UN sIMPATIzADoE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-08

CENSACIONl "-CRUz DE MA
- YO' exito de Carmen Flores y
mi HoMBRE'', cantados en- espa-
ioI Ambas canciones en- ell mismo dis
co por 75 centavos. s'ISBA", Alien
SO, frente al Teatro Municipal. .---7-2s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
Tax Free
Feature

This stock is free
from Alabama
City, County and
State Taxes, and
you don't have to
pay the n ormal
Federal Income
Tax on the money
you receive a. divi-
dends.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
TRANSFER
AGENT
The First
National Bank
Of Birmingham,
Birmingham,
Alabama
REGISTRAR
The American
Trust &
Savings Bank,
Birmingham,
Alabama
Every share
fully paid
a n d non
assessable.
Special Advantages

Supervision Public Commission of Alabama protect the
therefore Company the dividends full before penny Of d
dividends the Common Stock this Stock has first call before the Common
and liquidation
Legality this stock issue been passed on BY counsel ana BY
Hood Gadsden The Stock edeemab 500 and dividend
onehaf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16

Pays Over 10
On The Dollar
Each share pays
dividends Of 500
= year. Dividend
checks, $1.75 per
share, are mailed
to stockholders
every january l,
April !, July I,
October /.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
Remember
This

The Company has
NEVER failed to
pay dividends on
it, Preferred Stock.
Dividends have
been paid every 3
mo nths, WITH
OUT A BREAK
for over two years.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
A Safe Investment---Not Speculation

possibility
Powsc established
Of
which
NECESSITY fe thrive and this
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
Prominent Local Men
Head the Company

These men are directors of Alabama
Power Company. Every one of them Is
widely known for his integrity and bust
ness judgment. They personally con-
tribute in making the business success
FRANK M MOODY
President First National Bank
TUSCALOOSA. ALABAMA
W. H. HAssINGER
Director I'm Nat,eaai Bank
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA
w. H. WEATHERLY
r,ssiaea. First x.s,sasi Daas
ADMISSION. ALABAMA
W. NJ WALMsLEY
vyce.Presidsnt and Msr. Alabama Pewsr Company
BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA
r. A. MITCHELL
vies-P.esdsnt Alabama Yo~ss cs~pAny
BIRMINGHAM ALBANIA
RICHARD N. He,BBlE
z <: ::' ~: s';s; 8 ,..
MONTGOMERY, ALBANIA
THOMAS w. MARTIN
yvssids~t Aiassms yswss Company
1I0AN0KAX. ALABAMA
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16

Alabama
Power
Company
Serpes the follow
ing cities and
towns:
Alabama CITY
Albany
+Alexander City
Admission
Ashland
Alfalfa
Austinville
auburn
+Bcssemer
birmingham
Blue Mountain City
Scamp Mcclellan
Camp Hill
'Capital Heights
sCarbon Hill
tChisolm /
C1anton
sCoverdale
*Cordova
+Corora
Dora
Decatur
'Edgewood
Eden
Fairfield
Gadsden
sGantts Quarry
Cuntcrsville
Gurley /
Hartsclle
Hobson City
sHolt
Huntsville
Jacksonville
Jasper
+Inglenook
sIronaton
+Irondale
*La Fayette
Leeds
Lincoln
Lineville
+Lipscomb
Madison
Marion
montgomery
Montevallo
Notasulga
+Northport
'Oakman
"Opeiika
Oxford
Pell City
"Piedmont
+Prattville
Raghnd
Roanoke
Rock Mills
Selma
Smith Hin
sSylacauga
Talladeg4
'Tarrant City
sTuscaloosa
ATuskegee
West Blocton
Wilton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
Palace Surrounds
Lincoln's Birthplace
ny DR. WI. \. BAIrrON

~ ~ vs. -
llttlc did Nancy Hanks imagine ~
she lay In her rude bed with her baby
boy beside her hat one day a pala.
tial temple would cover the spot. the
log cabin and all.
Nancy Hanks was a woman OF ina
gination. but she never drompt she
dwcit In marble halls.
The Lincoln farm lies very nearly
due south from H~odgenville. ia,
county seat OF La Rue county, Ky. II
Is wen enough to state the direction
because the books do not agree, n
most ~ the writer's have not visited
IL.
The distance. also. AZ they give u.
varies. II is about az miles from
the courthouse to the farm. II h.
not very difficult to reach. ON
must leave Louisville hy "a very early
rain. change ears at Ccceiin or Eliza
BEETHOVEN. lake q mixed train for llod
Beuville where he can hire "a litney
for 70 dollar. visit the Lincoln furm
return To H~udgcnville for his lunch
and get back to Louisville or ON south
to the Mammoth cave that night OF
tu Nashville u'Nt morning
II his journey b. iu the summer Tim,
when weather is pleasant and roads
are good, he can leave the train at
El,zabciht"wn hire ID Jltney Tor 50 and
make th, tip In the opon with q NOR,
Intimate view OF the country.
No one need remain away from the
place Of Abraham Lincoln s. birth be-
cause OF the difficulty of getting there
t~iudg.nyillc boz on q branch Inc OF
the Illinois central. with conncouon
dt Cccelin Tor The main Tine south
from Louisville. and CunnccEon be-
made Jt EIIzahothtown for the
through trains ot the Louisville aud
Nashsill" Tor Nashville, New orleans
and Florida.
The farm on which Abraham Linz
coin WIS BORN is not u very fertile
farm mother BE- 30 aa steriio as has
been represented. Land In tho We
cinity was selling a tcw years axe at
SO an acre, n was paying "a fair &C..
turn on d % price.
Probably the price has dropped
as prices on farm lands generally
have dropped 4 portion OF the IAN
coin farm i= cultivated. and uudur
good care it yields crops not large
but rcmuncratiyc.
Tho Few acres Immediately ada
cent to the cabin are handicapped, aud
~" lawn ls we'll kept
From the main highway. The road
branches to the right. and leads be-.
tween Two solid stone g%ate-posts to
the spring, which is the single pic
tutcsquc feature Of the farm.
The cabin. I am reliably Informed.
originally stood near TO the s. ny
AFTER Us first removal It was rc-crcct-
ed on the top Of the slope leading
up from the spring
When II was taken down for o.
hthiiion purposes. this site was
marked 10y "a post: and when the
cabin was purchased and rebuilt. IL
was erected around this post. which
SIN stands in the middle iof tho
cabin floor.
froi the spring. M climbs a long
flight Of stairs to a Crock temple.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
By THOMAS

GIBSONtA. Pa, Fob. IL when I
In my early twenties. l mot and
became "a confidential friend Of Abra.
ham Lincoln.
was given a position In the war
department and the bureau OF re-
! read and studied law under Lin
colns personal direction.
lie frequently shared my room In
which there were two beds. state
secrets were impaired and tulked
over with mo there.
Because OF the raro privilege and
intimacy between the president and
me, "a friend Of mine present at the
theater when Lincoln was shot di-
rected hat the president be carried
To my room which was across the
street from the Ford theater.
I vas Immediately sent for and
arrived aa they we're placing my be-
loved friend upon my bed Z re-
manned with him throughout the
entire night.
His head was renting on my right
arm and elbow when he expired.
I have often felt that | inhaled Lin
coins las, breath.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
Lincoln'S Spirit Lives on
In Legion, Head Says
By uNNToRD MNC NIDIR
National Commander. the American
Legion


Legion
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. H-Ahru-
ham Lincoln tvritics To every Amer
lean th, rugged honesty and high m
trgrity We like to associate with our
ideals for our country and It's iusti-
tuIIuus.
Then mon and women Of the Amer
icon Legion offering as they do. yolun-
tur.ly Insurance Co %" nation for the
preservation OF its lawful govern.
m'ut. have mo- other ambition than 10
.rrgr as useful constructive clt gems,
thI To DE guided boy principles and
prrc'ut= ~ the man We honor today
l%IuCuln's ~ead.avors were ever to
strengthen the moral fabric OF this
republic to counteract those forces
that weaken and destroy He felt
the proper care and consideration for
the veterans who fought the battles
for America = defense one OF the most
important u constructive forces to
thai end.
The American Legion has FOR its
principal reason FOR being that Amer
lea stay the way we fought tina il
might stay-American.
We propose 20 do his constructive
lyr through education and example,
through q real m righteous con.
aciouSress ~ our duties as American
citizens that the principles OF which
Lincoln has given US such high c.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

welsh. 100 pounds-Llncoln's height
and woicht.
Wl- born in "a loF cabin.
split rails as a boy.
Inuuth llull 81 relatives were nr-
dent supporters 81 the ,unfrdvr1,N
IuIl always has taken Lincoln ns his
ideal
The tablets are not all strictly uo-
ournto. which De- 80 boz regretted
J,nfIn Lloyd tones was not a prccia'
historian. but he was "a rrcat-hcartcd
man who loved the name OF Lincoln
and he ala 20 rrcHf deed when h"
started the movement that resulted n
th, purchase of this farm.
Here. within thcs" los walls, chat
luokWood- madonna Ntn,y liIuts
Lincoln gave tu the world America
uuhlosi American Well may every
true American tread with r,yorcut
within the wullH chat preserve Co.
coming generations the rude log cabin
where that life began.
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l am speaking on the occasion
81 tho celebration of the birthday
az Abraham Lincoln and Ia uu
who count DO their ueruNr' prI,.-
lcgc thar they have the lIln' Goo
hold l%lncoln's memory d.l. aul
tho duty TO strive 20 wurg atoms
the lime. That he laid down We
can pay most fitting homur. to
his memory hy doing 90, ASKS
allotted Geo us ln the spirit zoo
which bv did The infinitely proptar
and more terrible tasks allotted tu
him Theodore Roosevelt
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COLONEL CLINTON II. MENEELY
Clinton ~. Mcnccly was chief
of staff OF Gencral Wadsworth's
BLACK ior cavalry. lie y siiii
la busincss despite his ~ years.
by COZ. q a. MENEELY
TROY. y. Y, Feb. IL General
wadsworth, TO whose STAFF I was at
tached. spent most OF his time In
Washington during the war.
In connection with my work there
I had occasion to call on the preai-
dent innumerable times.
by night or day. he was always
accessible.
There vas no rcd tape-thore was
no Formally.
when an order had to be issued he
onen sat down and wrote II him
self, one of my most treasured
mementos ~ a pass he issued TO some
mother to see her hoy in our bar
racks.
The president was always ready
with "a story. II he wanted 60 re-
fuse q claim he always did IL kindly
with a word or two to moorh over
any chagrined feeling.
Toward the close Of The war ! had
10 see him every day. lie was al
ways tho same-klndly patient. sym-
pathetic.
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tensity that rapidly is making him a legendary
being.
Although his personality and plain homespun
philosophy were concentrated largely on prob
lens that were exclusively those Of America at
that time, he is becoming a great character in
world history as in the history of his own country.
Today is the 18th anniversary of Linooln's
birthday. It will be observed in many lands.
It's observance in his own land will be the finest
tribute that can be paid 10 a great man that
his name and his work will be universally remem-