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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
CONDICIONES DEL MERCADO
zAFRA GUIANA.

Nuestros cables semanales de Lam
born v Cfa., de la Habana, nos infor-
man de fuer. es ll,lyias en- general en-
toda Ia isla, pricipalmente en- La par
10 central IieIios en- la costa. isi isi
tempo tormentoso amenaza con la
perspectiva de. atlas temperatures pa
ra Ell restO de la semana. Los aqua
ceros han sido causa de interrupcio-
nes en- numerosas centrales. Las si-
guientes centrales han terminado su
molienda; Mascota con una produc-
ci6n de 9S,20O sacos, San Cristobal en-
Pinar del Rio con una production de
70,500 sacos, la Julia, Habana, con
una production de 15S,700 sacos, Ro-
sario, 119,940 sae0s y Rosa Maria con
una production de 1OS,OOO sacos. Las
centrales Stewart, Agramonte, Patria
" Sieneguita, han terminado tambien
sus operaciones de molienda para la
estaci6n. Un total de 100 centrales
han terminado su molienda, Y antes
de que Ia semana termine, Sc espera
que muchas mas terminaran su la
Dor. Cuban Cane Mills, hasta Ell IL
de MARIO, produjeron 435,OOO sacos
menos que en- la misma fecha del afio
pasado. Las ventas locales durante la
semana pasada en- la Habana, han ST.
do a 2.25c en- almac6n 2.25c. 2.27c
F. o. b., en- Matanzas PA a 2.24
c. en- almacen, en- Cardenas 2.11 2.15
G. en- almacen, en- sagpa 2.17 2.2Oc
Ell almacen y en- Cienfuegos 2.1O a
2.22 en- almacen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
Nuevas Fuerzas y
VigOr para Honlbrest
Castados y Debilitados
.Caliban.

81 por exceso de trabajo, preocupacio-
mes, trasnochadas, constante tension ner-
viosa, indulgencia desordenada en- los pla-
ceres de la vida otros excesos, Sc en-.
cuentra usted con sus fuerzas nerviosas
depauperadas sufre I'd. las temibles
torturas y gran debilitamiento causado
por agotamiento del fluido neryo-vital,
encontrara I'd. que "HIERRO NUXA-
DO" con frecuencia aumentara prodi-
>giosamente sus fuerzas, energia resis.
tencia en- dos semanas. No solo enri-
quece la sangre abasteciendo mayor nu-
trici6n las gastadas celulas neryiosas,
sino que "HIERRO NUXADO' contiene
fambi6n Ell principal constituyente qui-
mico de la fuerza actiya nerviosa, y es
por 10 tanto un verdadero alimento de la
sangre de los nervios. Supliendo nue.
yo abasto de ese fluido vital al sistema
neryioso gastado, prontamente restituye
los hombres el vigor yaronil, la fuerza y
magnetismo personal tan admirado del
bello sexo, y que tan neccsario es para
tener exito en- todo esfuerzo emprendi-
miento individual.
No acepte I'd. sino eI legitimo "HIE-
RRO NUXAD0" que lleva el nombre de
Dae Health Laboratories. Ningln otro
producto es Ia misma cosa," nj di "el
mism0 resultado."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
CoNDICIoNEs DEL MERCADo ]
z. ZAFRA DE LOUISIANA.


Nuestra oficina de New Orleans nos
telegraffa que el mercado azucarero
de LOuisina, ha estado quieto, pero
muy firme. Las transaciones han si-
do peque1as. Ell az6car esta firme
a 5.50c. y las retiradas han sido regu-
lares.
Informes de la prensa de Hambur-
go, La, dicen que una rOtura en- la
protection de la represa en- Bayou,
De Glaises, ha dado como resultado
el que las aguas de Bayou Rio Co
dorado bafien hacia el Sur, el distrito
de az1car de Gaia en- la Louisiana en-
los distritos de Avereillis, Point Cou-
pee. st. Landri, st. Martin Iberille.
& Baj6 fecha Is de MARIO de 1922, el
/ Louisiana Planter, comenta como 81.
que, la zafra de Gala de la Louisia-
ma: ~
'Informes obtenidos aquf Y AHA en-
diferentes parties del estado, indican
que la zafra de cana zen el presente
tempo, es casi tan favorable como 10
era por este tempo el amp pasado, y
las estadfsticas muestran que ell safio
pasado fue unos de los mas pr6speros,
para los productores de cana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09

el azdcar refinado. Arbuckle Bros. a
principles de la semana aumentaron
su c0tizaci0n por azdcares duros
5.40c. y por los suaves a 525c., B. H.
Howell Sons &. Co. y Warner Sugar
Refining Co., aumentaron las ba-
ses por los duros 5.50c. por los sua-
YES 5.25c.. cuva cotizaci6n practica-
mente fue seguida por los refinadores
del Iitoral. La Federal Sugar Refi-
ming Co, permaneci6 sin cambio a
5.30c. no obstante que estuyieron acep-
tando muy pocos negocios a esas ba-
ses. Debido al hecho de que los re-
finadores continuan dedicando parte
considerable de su production lie
mar los pedidos de exportaci0n que
tienen en- sus libros estan vendien-
do parte de su capacidad para el pro
ximo mes o semanas para la exporta
ci6n, Ia demanda mejorada por azt-
car refinada aunque de un mosio mo-
dorado, result6 en- que yolviesen es-
LII SODlcN cilluOS, pun COISCOuCn-
cia una tardanza Ell las entregas.
En- la actualidad la tardanza en- las
entregas no Sc siente en- ningdn grado
por la mayorfa del .comercio que tie
ne existencias en- mano. La fuer-
tie demanda de la primavera ain no
Sc ha desarrollado todayfa, pero GUAM
do las fresas Y las moras empiezen a
moverse con liberaldad Y una onda
de verladero tempo caluroso Sc expe-
rimente, Sc cree que las existencias
| que Sc encuentran ahora en- manos del
J comercio. no. duraran mucho tempo.
Sc cree que es possible tambien, que
teniendof los refinadores una conside-
rable cantidad de negocios de exporta-
ci0n que llenar, cualquier pedido fner-
tie pors aztcar refinado del comercio
domestico, causara una tardanza ma
yor en- las entregas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
PANORAMA GROTESCO
| a estetica del crimen

Z Z
Con los primeros efluvios primaye-
rales Sc recludecen los crfmenes. Las
oleadas de sangye freseas y fozana, g.
en- unos Sc trsducen EN- lifica efer-
vescencia, en- los temperamentos yio-
len J,s Sc traducen en7syfyos tcseOs
sanguinariOs Esta es una ley ma
tural contra la dne no pueie lrcllar-
Sc. Siempre habfa crfmenes' en- pri-
msvera; todas las flores tienen iespi-
mas.
u ya supuest0 In ex:stencia del
crimen, hay que onsidsrarlg en- su
aspeeto estetico Y pedagogico. \ On
este aspecto h,x q,e reeonocer que
estamos lafrle1tableIhente atrasados.
veanse los iItimos crfmenes. Dcs vie
las borlachas que Sc matan; muje-
res piblieas degollsdas. Crfmenes
sim gratfa, sin ritmo, s6rdidCs, fos-
cos, repugnantes 43Y comparense cen
los. grandes crfmenes extlanjeros, y
ne vera patente nuestfa iilferiofidad.
Empleandol ternihosJ de Ia literature
de 9diertos reyisteros de teAss, hay
que pedir que los criminales lie echen
Inca, silueta, color. al crimen, como
Sc la echan al tcro los toreros.
Caliban cree qne ha llesado el mo-
mento de intervenir. Los primeros
obiigados a clio son nuestros Gmig s
del Centro de Reporters. PodIian
lorganizar ahics, cnrsos de ilustracion
de los criminales y una oficina en- la
que Sc explicase los delincuentes
la menera de hacer I'M crimen intere-
sante = movido. I'll
Tampoco estarfa NAL que La Jun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
vIsITANDo A SAN JUAN,

Ha estado en- la ciudad el active
joyen de Ponce, Manuel Matos San
tos, que vino la ciudad en- gestiones
de negocios, regresando ell viernes al
Sur. accompanied del sr. Biscombe, del
Royal Bank, satisfecho del resultado
de su vista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09

Ia de Pensiones enviase al extranje-
ro unas cuantos pasionsles y algdn
ploff ;onaI,, para que Sc pusieran al
stanto de las nuevas corrientes. No
olvidaremos que Ell gran criminal es
I'm personsje international, Y que el
cr6dito de una naci6n en- ell mundo
iiepende en- gran parte de la calidad
Gle sus facinerosos. Aparte de que
eleyando nivel de los delincuentes
Sc elevarfa tsmbi6n automdticamente
el dc la poliefa y las demas institu-
dones que Sc dedican a su persecu-
ci6n y castigO.
~ Caliban.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
AZUCAR REFINADA,

Sc ha notado un mejoramiento en-
Ia demanda por azdcar refinada du-
rante la semana, no obstante que los
IRedidos no han tornado todavfa una
actiyidad general. Los compradores
icuando es possible, han comprado con
lcontratos "a 80 dfas. Muchos en- Ell pre-
sente dfa no estan en- urgente nece-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING co.
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.

Fabricantes de ALCOMOTOR combustible pa
ra automobiles motores. ETC., etc - Alcohol
refinado para usos medicinales, industriales
cientificos Alcohol desnaturalizado para COM
bustible domestico Potasa para Abonos-
TOdOS eStos productos derivados de la caila.-
PrOductos del pals.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-15
Nice-Iooking
That Make
Life Easier

Why be Handicapped In your work,
your social life, outings, pleasures
OF all sorts by shoes that are a
strain on your whole systemg
Physicians have traced many
of the Ills OF the human body to
faulty shoes-shoes In which the
foot could not assume a natural
position. Iuch shoes are a handi-
cap In everything that you do. They
are drain on your mental as well
as your physical powers.
People who wear the Cantilever
Shoe know how easy II Is to stand
correctly, to walk with that graceful
freedom which should be every per
sons habit, and what a comfort
II Is to be free from loot WEAKNESS.
In Cantilever Shoes the foot as
sumes a natural, barefoot position.
There is no part that suffers any
strain. pinching, or other discom'
fort Every muscle, ligament and
Joint can exercise normally. and
freely, yet at the same time they
receive the restful support so
necessary to the strenuous life we
all live.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-15
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1922.

The long-delayed Improvement by
the state Of New York OF the site OF
the Battle Of Bennington at Walloom
sac is reported to be under way.
There Is an appropriation Of $4,000
available for the work which will be
sufficient for the construction OF a
highway on the reservation but not
enough to carry the road to the sum
nit. In this connecton the Hooslck
Falls Press says:
h The work started this week marks
the beg ming OF what many Hoosick
Falls people have worked to accom-
plish for many years, The campaigns
(which have been waged for the pur.
chase and preservation OF the site
have extended over a period OF years
wand though this years beginning is
meagre, 1t is the ardent hope OF
those who have worked for the prop.
Osltion that coming years viii see
more progress made and soon there
will be reservation to mark the site
Of the famous battle that may be
pointed TO with pride, not only by the
people citizens of the town, but of
the state
The Bennington Battle Monument
and Historical society Is already
making preliminary pans for the oh.
servance of the one hundred and
flftieth anniversary OF the battle,
August l6, 1927. In case it is then
possible to make automobile trips
from Bennington to the summit OF
the battlefield reservation an enjoy
able feature may bs added to the pro.
gram.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-15
hin where services are conducted in

Iship whore services are conducted in
the Welsh language.
In Veneme,a' walking sticks are made
from the backbone Of sharks st tfened
with a rod Of steel.
The largest flower in the world
grows in Sumatra 1t mea Hes a yard
across. aud weighs fjft.e pounds.
An acre Of good fishing ground at
yields more food in week than
an acre OF the best land win in'ayear.
Equipped with canoe-like boots he
invented himself, an tmgi.hman will
attempt to walk across the English
Channel
The English language, in modified
fern, Will Ultimately become the uni
yersal tongue, according to one French
professor
The culinary housefly is reputed to
be the cleyerest of insect, its intelli-
gence surprising that of the ant and
the bee. An authority asserts that it
can tn nix 100 tines quicker than a
man
TO demonstrate the strength of a
certain make OF writing paper five
girls grouped them elves on frame
suspended from a single sheet Of
the paper, The total weight it support
ed was 769 pounds.
Drivers ofmotor cars travelling thru
certain parts of Eng ,and are not only
respon ,ible for the handling OF their
vehicles, but are now able to be fined
( they allow their passengers to mis-
behave themselves during the trip.
A hundred years ago the proposal
to use gas for street light ny wa up.
posed in New England on the ground
that artificial illumination was an at.
tempt to interfere with the divine
scheme of things which had orda ned
that it should be dark at night
When staying at his family seat.
Bolyoir Castle, the duke Of Rutland
has to walk more than a quarter of Il
mile to bed, This IS the distance from
the Dukes study, at one end of the
historic old castle, and his bed room
at the other
The mo dsatsyous fire in the hts
tory of New York city start d on the
night Of Dec. 16 1885, and before it
was subdued by the blowing up Of all
build ngs in the path of the-lame9,
GA buildings, the finest in the city,
had been destroyed, with a total loss
of $17OOO,0OO but strange to say no.
body was Killed or seriously injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-15

'.t. fIl-f VT. ifE I# ||H
At Tuesdays primary several Ben
nington voters refused to vote be;
cause they were required to state
(which party ballot they wanted Some
of them even got angry when request
ed to state their party preference.
This only goes to show the tremend.
Gus amount OF educational effort re.
CURED to get common knowledge to
the public intellect so that all persons
can understand. One voter told the
election officers that it was none OF
their bankety b 'ank business which
ballot he wanted. Yet none of these
men would attempt to vote in a
church or lodge of which they were
not a member though the situation
might be much the same, The prt
mary is not the election II is merely
a process whereby the leading part
les, the Republicans and Democrats
select their nominees. No one who
is not Republican has any more
right to help nominate the Republi
can candidates than has a member of
the w. c. T. U. to vote in the Ma
sonic lodge or the Bird Wizard of the
Ku Klux Khan to hep elect the of.
fcers of the Kn' gifts of Columbus.
Voters who are so independent that
they deny membership in any party
have their innings in the election
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-15

when they can mark anywhere on the
ballot bat at the primary it ought to
be clear that they are not justly en-
titled to vote to help select the candi-
dates of a party of which they are
not wiling to be a member. The bal
lot provision of the primary law is
not unjust n this particular
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01
Cronin of Grant street.

Carroll Gammell, who is taxing an
automobile course at Northeastern
University. Boston. IS spending few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il.
A. Gammell OF Harwood Hi. e'
Unheard of values in neckwear,
beautiful assortment al silks% knits
and Italian Grenadines at the sBoston
Store. 1876 North St Successors to
solomon's Economy Store. y
Mr.. and Mrs. MeLaaghl II and child
EN- of Troy. and AIr and Mrs 7, A,
O'Neil Of Catski'1, N. Y. were guests
for Thank giving ut the home OF Mr..
and Mr.. - j. Morrissey of Washing
tn street
Among the boys who attend the
University OF Vermont who arg spend
ing tie Thanksgiving recess al their
hon here are Gordon ,Southal, Fred
erick Lawrence, Domenic Tomassi and
George McGuire,
There VIII be-;f Business meeting OF
the Bennington Girls club al their
new club rooms over the First Nation
al bank, tonight at 1880. Girls wishing
to become memters in December are
requested to send in their names to
be voted at this time
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mems fine dress shirts at SO cents
at j. Levin & Sons.
\ Osborne Hutchins spent Thursday
III Greenfield, Mass, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clark Saunders spent
Thanksgiving in Green Island, N. Y.
Fresh oysters, cherry stone clans
finnan haddie and scallops at Estes
Market. Telephone 7l5."
New arrivals in mems snappy,
styled oyercoats at $3.50, $245O,
$2950. att. Levin e Sons. 3
5Oc mems heavy wool sox at the
Boston store, 1876 North Sta Success.
sor TO Solomons Economy store
The greatest Valentino triumph
ever known. "B.ood and Sand. Opera
house tonight and tomorrow night.
~ MEMS $500 all wool sweaters, $49S
at the Boston store, 1875 North street.
Successor to Solomons Economy
store
The 1922 Christmas Clubs at the
First National Bank will close Decem
Der S. No payments taken after that
date. 75t4
without Compromise rapid fire
play Of thrills and acton, with great
star and notable cast. Hare thea
TIE tomorrow
What is Birthday without birth
day cake Favored with one Of Bakers
delicious flavoring extracts. Sod by
grocers everywhere.
! Mr.. and Mrs. David 7. Murray anG
family spent Thanksg wing cay II
Rutland with Mrs. Alurrays sister
Mrs. A. w. Gordon.
Mems heavy flannelette shirts al
80 cents at j. Levin & Sons
Wood for sale.-L!mited quantity
of hard wood, cut in one foot lengths
large and small. Thomas Hunter
Lumber co. Tel. 266-W or lSs,M
CIT
4 See WI lam Farnum in "Wthou
Compromise redbooded story o
the frontier, where men lived fas
and died faster and Johnny Jone'
comedy. Harte theatre tomorrow.
We have a few vacancies for sew
ing machine operators in our nainsool
department where we can give per
manent employment. Phone AZ or cal
at Office of Allen A Company. 1918
DR. Teyh Hsieh, who has been II
demand as speaker at conference
and assemblies, is man of interna
tional interest He speaks OH tn,
present day needs of China. Don't for
get the date and place, Dec. 4th.
p. m, Baptist church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01
IF STOMACH IS
TROUBLING YOU,
CHEW A FEW i.
Instantly End Indigestion, Gas,
Heartburn, Acid Stomach <

Taste pleasant Work wonders,
The moment you chew few tablets
OF Papes Diapepsin all the misery of
indigest on and dsordered stomach
ends.
Your stomach needs this harmless
help. Get relief for few cents.
Millions of dyspeptics and stomach
sufferers never bothered any more.
Any drug store. Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01

No matter what else you give your
child to relieve bad cold sore throat
or congestion, be sure to first open the
little ones bowels with California
Fig Syrup" to get rid Of the posons
and waste which are causing the cold
and congestion. In few hours you
can see for yourself how thoroughly
it works the constipation poison sour
bile and waste right out.
Even If you ca your family physi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01

clan he will praise you for having
given California Fig Syrup" as the
laxative because 1t never fails, never
cramps or oyeracts, and even SICK
children love its pleasant taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
'YCallfornia Fig Syrup" which has d.
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say California or you may get
rections for babies and children of all
an imitation fig syrup.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-01
Cause Of Piles

DR.. Leonhardt found the cause OF
Piles to be internal. That's why
salyes ard operations fail to give
asting relief. His harmless prcscrip
ton. HEM-ROID. removes the cause.
Money back il it fails W'Il'Gokay
tsV'fgr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Practical Housekeeping
by FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE.

straight piece, with belt attached in
the back ana buttoned ia front. They
are easily lanudercd (without
5tarch) and they have the added ad-
vantage OF mover fadiag and the
heavy material used makes them
very durable. have found the
llttol Elp-on aprons, cut similar 20
butchers aprons TO be Just the
thing to slip on when washing dish
IS, cooking preparing vegetables,
and the like. When friends drop
in," as mine have the habit Of do
ing also, the little slip-on apron is
quickly removed and the white dress
Ia neat ana quite presentable.
QUESTION. why do I tire 80
easily when doing housework2 My
feet burn and | am Just tired all
over" | like to do my homework
but I wish you would tell me how 20
do II more easily.
ANSWER: / cannot tell you def
initely what makes you tire so
easily but | suspect It is your shoes.
They probably are Hl-f!tt!nS or they
are not suited 10 your work. | know
n great many young housewives who
wear slippers with high heels while
doing their housework and then
wonder why they tire easily. \ good
shoe for the house Is one that is
larger than the street shoe, has good
support for the ankle and also has a
low heel. II your shoes are well
suited to your work. then look TO
your system OF work. Is il orderly
and planned to save steps? II the
work is not carefully planned you
may become nervous and get over
anxious as regards the outcome, all
of which will make you tire easily"
! am sure you will overcome your
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
rItHIK.

noru 70 Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Berk.
|ey. Ne.f r.fuet. Iu~aluy. "a daughter
John laralIe. 70 years Old. and ,ias
Emma hIils, 49, hoth Of CNotopa. Kan.
wote married 40 clock Monday after.
noon. I Holt Justice Of the peace per
formed tho ceremony In his office. They
VIII rrfife a. Carilu.
touis Fischer. r. W. Nybert. Rus,
Gsiyon ana Earl ~ Barnett, wers mem.
hers OF Weekend hunting party on thu
bpvu0 farm, ucHr Columbus, Kan,
Born ~ Mr. ana Mrs. Leroy sunan,
80 900 College street November 81. a
daughter
Mlss Fo'osia Philips. daughter ~ pr.
ana Mrs Phillips. returned 20 Puts
burg Kan. SUNDAY. sftcr ThanNsrtv.
ing vacation. She attends tho teachers
normal college At that place
Mrs George Houghton and Mrs
Charles Crnuk were business visitors IN
Joplin Tuesday
The Ladies' Aii society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, met with
Mrs O, y. Monroe Third ana Ella
sircctH. Thursday afternoon. The So
cleiy plans 10 hold a. indoor fair In the
Hale building, South Main street. Deccm-
ber Ii-f2
Frank ssdrwiok was a Joplin business
visitor Tuesday.