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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-05
Opelousas, La, March 80, 19s

Opelousas. La, March 80, 1922.
To the Editor Of the Item:
If you continue to advertise me on
your editorial page, you will have me
succeed Governor Parker, as many Of
my devoted friends and admirers in
this parish desire. That would be field
day for the taxpayers Of this state.
No more salaries raised; no more un-
necessary appropriations; taxes as
sessed for state and local subdivisions
at fifty per cent Of the actual value
of the property assessed, when pros
perity would return to the agricul-
tural masses, now overwhelmed with
gloom and distress. l would arm my
self with battle ak and guillotine
every increase in the present salaries:
veto every increased appropriation
not necessary to meet the states obli-
cations; and turn into the treasury an
amount Of the severance tax suffici-
ent to warrant fifty per cent cut in
matter Of valuation for state taxation.
This would meet with universal ap-
proval from the people, who earn
their bread by the sweat Of their
brow, who are now on their knees
with hands uplifted for the relief
which must come.
/ have too much sense Of .propriety
to but into other peoples affairs. If
the people Of Houma want lights and
water, by all means let them have it.
Light is a necessity, and water is
about the only thing they can now
drink to excess-by all means let
them have the pure stuff.
But to be serious, Mr.. Editor, while
I started the movement for tax re-
duction on Christmas eve, in the year
1921, the people Of Terrebonne were
quick to jump in the band wagon and
call upon their neighbon for q re-
duction Of assessments, which means
q reduction Of taxation. They want
relief and W mt it now. They charge
beyond the actual value
Of their property. That ID legahzed
robbery.
We in st. Landry and in Ouachita,
and East Fehciana, Acadia, Evange-
line and indeed in q majority of the
parishes want relief against the pres
ent valuation Of our properties and
we want this-quick.
When first proposed to defer this
to 1925, Q North Louisiana
Senator, or it may be two Of them,
wrote me the patient was in articulo i.
mortis lat the point Of death) hence
it was devised immediate relief. =,
l am going to speak at Lafayette,
Monday night the 3rd inst. Why not
send q shorthand reporter to take
down what ! say? You can stand the
expense. Advertise the fact you are
going to reproduce what say, and
II you do not SELF enough extra papers
to pay the reporters bill I'll supple
ment the difference.
A fair field and no favors and the
taxpayers are going to win. On with
the dance. Thank you for paging me.
Here l am; here l stay"
GILBERT L. DUPRE.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-05
ROBINS RGApPGARlNo
m ohEAr NUMDGno

). The beaefioeat effects Of conserva,
ton of Wild LIE 10 apparent Just new
In Louisiana By the numbers Of robins
that are appearing In many sections
Of the otats. Dvea within the city
limits Of New Orleans they are being
observed IN nnntsrs In City Park anA
al along ths ooarse oe Bayou st.. JoAA
from 1splanads strest 70 Spknish
Roet These robins ere % tame that
one nay aopr6aeh within 3 few fsst q
them. showing tAsy have not bssa
shot at On he otAsr hand. . recent
visitor 70 Tssrsboans parish noted ne
prsseaee e Thousands a robins aloag
Bayou YGask n Ne vicinity Of 0ibson.
but these birds Gs unusually Wild.
kesping ven ovS Of shotgun distance
OF man. TIE killing Of robins u Q vie-
latiea q beth State and Federal laws
sad Asavy psnalGy Tor their Killing u
proviAsA under ~ FEDERAL statute.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-05
FLIES BRING DISEASE!
KEEP THAT FIRST FLY OUT.

KEEP THAT FIRST FLY OUT.
The Fly that Flits About the Fass.
Lighting ON Food. Leaves in HE
Wake Possible disease and Death.
You can't Kill every Fly bat Yes
can Keep Every fly Out ~ Proper
screenins. A mild winter and spring
Mean more Flies.
The Screen is important. One fly
now Means . thousand More later.
Don't Give the Dread Disease bear
er q Chance to Enter your Home.
We are Prepared to Supply you
With q variety Of Doors, Windews
And Screening Matsrials at reason
able prices. Our large stoek gives you
. Variety to Select From. Shipments
are Made Promptly.
Ask For our Folder describing The
Line and Prices.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-05

Public notice b hsrsty ,sissR,
That "LINWOOD" plantation, ~rAY,
LOR," COMO" WEST P0N1,s
"SHACKELFORD" and ~CYP1ESS"
plantations, in Tsnsas parish. Ia..
are posted against HUNTING, TRAP.
PING, WOOD CUTTING and GEN
ERAL TRESPASSNG. vlolstors win
be prosecuted.
MARTIN JAcoBY,
Nswpllton. Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

pre- entativ"s and t,''"'S WI" 'A'ohEed
about her In iut""f ,yCe.,''h'.
Will REM her Plea
Gto ,,.,s ro,Ir 80 by crowds ah"ur
rho scn,r. and " Photographed aHd
Gincl. Tired bu: "'p'E t'N'Sh'' S"'
NJ prepared :, .''nt'rn" -.
plea for m "ta.i. F"''' II mo S"ha ~.
nr all senator's past, present. or fu-
turc. Mrs T.tr,r "aS the first to ap-
rcs~ ,,,a,,. -, - l,Qor. ACCOMPANIED
hy former s.rqr" IIoke Smith. O..
.;.orr,a ao1 va.nG Il black honnc'.
fur coat and whe gloves, she arrived!
mora Than ~, r,- before the noon con
v"nlnC hour. SEA IL" W. NJ nome
hanging up h. .-'"'O anu coat IN ,.'''
Democrats c'a.,:r"om. shaking ont hcr
Gil, arose o,d IN collar. she was given
nm obeo,+ scra.rs chair alongside Ser-
p.or Harris Dr-''rat. Georgia. and W 6
the cy,osuro osa'l eyes and tho lod,-
stone OF arri, in: soma Tors VINO haS'rNs'
10 shake her ra'l anu oHcr pest "'SAeS.
chcers Or Mrs. FELTON,
Galley COWS. largely composed 0:
women ov,r.'r~:ng into the halls.
,>h,e~.l 80 ..~-ludeG the w';.ta haired
VOW, &c cs.:,v before the SEA-. .
convened 81. sas escorted % az are
roor, :, ~a,s:r. huge hounHct G- :;
rel r,,-4e. sr,." tho crowd broke :";r
IS Go-,...'lt!an - sho rct,r- .!
.iI ~ -, c-o.s paid tr!E,u.e - to
h-s, wor71, v.c.her %.,e was resolves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
FERRY POLICE.
UNEARTH STILL
Three gallons OF Mooushine Also Found
IL Elxly Morning Raid On OTIS
Place.

An .rlrrN>.srd scN; and three gallons
q. r,un,sl'nc wore c"nhscatel by Chiet
Hylaud aud Officers Muhlemarn and
F'rgai,.. Of. ne Martins Ferry police force
+, q rlrI 49,. he home uf Mike Ot!s. ltal-
ian. ~ ,h. cr-th"-r.,er city at $50
o'rl."'. this wor:..Hg.
u,,s WAS arrested ard VII be given
.I..r.n. ,nr.rruw evening" before tho
Mari5u. Ferry mayor.
O;n,r arrests are EXPECTED % follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
PERSONAL,

PROSTATE AND BLADDER Trouble
rising often a. nigh: rapidly os@--
come. lew simple. scientific wA,Nod
Irexpsusire Easily used. Results or
money back. pills. and G" s,iPatjoC
qu.ckly relieved ~ his method. Many
enthusiasts patrons N Whee rg AID
vicinity. see Jos EeCo. Distributor
s3l5 Jacob St. Wheeling. W. Va. MANI
featured only b. Ne Electro Thermal
Company. $50 Bard Bldg. Steubenvil!e.
OHIO.
Nov Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
GEORGE KRFSS
CONTINUED from Page Onel

roh,ricre
T'", Nv was ,,, nv ,s >um We rn,i,n lifc
II,s "".; r ',,on.:an u.a roreiyod NJ
,ba =, lI,hn,e,,. rororhial school.
,"u 10 N an.. o,,,,o,.oI ~, ,ro Con.
..a,' L.,a ~ C"s rn'n'ot ~, wheeling
,r,' sn"aro1 rnars I,,nr became super.
; ,,, N Iss1 ho was married %
1i,ss varv Ra,,z ~ WhcnlInc. who
,rnooaad hin, f., doo,, I. rcars ago
n,,.inn 80 ' Lis ,iirnss ~. 5rnss 70.
.;an,I -" ,rnn.;ntn,dn,, rr tho glass
on lH ~ - ,Go7 ava ,otor nncorod IN
,nn ,rnror,. hrsinos. =, No ~ Six.
t.erth stree. mill six months ago.
7, ,his hr.innes no made arnuaint-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
DECLARES WHEELING IS NOT THE
ONLY CITY FACING STEEET CON-
GESTION PROBLEMS.
Offers Suggestions Tor Improvement OF
steuat.on-Urges Obedience TO
Ordinances.

, Wheeling - not the oH.y C.'E II '"'
country which faces The Grca; ;1sN O.
carrying or an eficctien; traffic system,
said C::y Manager Charles II. b"W.rr
yesterday. who returned From "a, '''%
Managers convention he'd last week q
Kansas cay
; As time goes on AID experience"
from tine 70 ,jm" changes inr be toy
men, ard Improvement a,"nE ihe-"
mnSs." Mr.. Dowlc- sad.
In speaking OF The necessity Of 'S3''
OF automobiles and tracks NJ. Denver
asks the c;tizens - conform VIII III,
city ordinance And I, $ also equally
necessary thai, the rue n regard O."
thinning lights re observed. i" sd.d.
There Is another matter our p-'2."
should remember aud oasArvs. and tha'
IS n a2proa 'h.Hs cuUccS.sl .'":u"'s
Hhee- A block IS married OF. - : >
when me traffic IS stopped before 'A'>
Anlsred he mari ed-oti arena. There :
a very good reason - AS marking e;
:. ucu,d noi bA GoHs sad ma."'l.ned
OWING the reversal. O: The c.,v 'a-
lire at Eleventh. stree: and ~ u"ier -
see whether rA.s matter NAV not 3'
sonewha. hattered. -ve are trying ten
po-ary eNpedisnt Of having all nnE-n-
bound traffic on Cha2iine stree b.
hours Of and . o'ciccH y. n. tur" down
Twelfth to Make, stree. rather tina"
& north 20 Eleventh 5c;ors gong -
Market"
II speaking AZ ~ trat:c condition.
and suggestions tor It's bettermA"t N:'N
Manager Dowier has Ibis 10 say.
Gives Statement.
! One ~ the subjects which occu9.e
quite an amount ot the lime Of he I..}
. Managers convention last week - Mans
as city. and about which very lar"
amour: OF inquiry and d!>cus>.'" cr"-
tered. avs the question OF trd.iiD c'""''
tons In the di:terea; cities rrr"rcse",
ed. We. here n Wheeling. have "N'
troubles and difficulties "..C" 1r, 'h-
creased and accentuated "y oar en-
CeedsnS,y congesteG conditions. ga"
streets are narrow aad our business zen
tered n 4 comparatively small are
which. OF course. makes The handling 90
traffic dou5Iy difficult. hu; la" iA"''
oughly convinced that IN this matter we
have a very large amour: or company
from the amount OF discussion "h''.'
this subtec; orough; forth. The ire
mendous amour; Fl Increase In the use
OF motor driven vehicles IS making tbs
In all O: the larger centers. one - IN
most. = not the most, difficult: 1-,o.r"
N city management and regulation.
Changes Inconvenient.
No changes in ord .nanccs. Avs or reg
:u.ations are ever made without, ."cvn-
Serleace 20 some persons. In the eS;-
Enlistment OF the present parking and
traffic regulations OF lie C.ty Of Wheel
!ag u very ca-aes: c::vr; "aS Ha"" -
DO, n this matter. what should Ne d"a~
IN all matters. and :ha; was. c's!S:!e:e'
The matter from The standpoint, @: tAr
general good. which. u course. AseeSsa:-
!ly excludes consideration Of the 'ad.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

our local situation Z l. can De cut OILS
from the supper, and encouragement Il
Is receiving iro:n the OUTSIDE.
Il have soush, evaporation N an "i-
Cor, m meet the situation Ia the most
immediate way, and 20 FIRE" tn people
Of some nf our communities from IN"
,arrorIsn i, which they are now h"!'.
Sincc ~. Khan does not work IN tn"
o-cn 7. NAV say ,Nat 'hc problem pre-,
.an,ed "a LARGELY an ;nyes'isH'"ria!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 purchase
Al cash retail grocery and meat mar
ket IN the hear OF he business section
IN S;euuAnyi.lc, ono. Good lease. rea-
soraoie Tsnt large room SoXl"9 also
garage. Fer further Information 2all
N. & We.as.H.n, Owner. care The Bsndo
Coal Co. s. C.a.-sv:Ne. Oh.o. Pho2s
900. for appointment NovlT-m
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80 AC z E 8
pceJS RUN R,oAp

?,-a-.,r> az. $40 fec: ~ ?T"ei -oad.
o~ciard - .re,2. 500 grapes. $3.50
sf,,,.ns~~,. 49,. Il room house. zt2h.e.
.r-'.c nri;-c sal r:ne opcn"l: ano.ho"
vciu - Goa under the entire farm.
Twr horses COWS, hogs, - ch.ch-
ms harness. wagons, feed, etc. iU..ui-
ed Tr.c, $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
FOR sALE-HousEHoLD GOODS

FOR SALr--Sevsn I'ecs I"'-v &c!
Room SUE Tsaut:iu. AL a nlrF1'"
Also Leather IarSrT"r'- CAL N2r-
rood I'M No. -.
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Changes announcement.
FoR SALE-AUTOMOBHES

FOR sALE--Ford roadster. 1871 mode,
starter. demountah,e rim, $50.
Apply Wheeling Hotel Room -.
NOv@l-s
TRUCK FOR SALE-F!re-t'N s;c''
body aydrauiIc host a condition.
cheap % quick buyer. J. =. Pfa,&grd!
Globe Hors,, Be.la:rc, Duiv. Noylt-.
FOR SALE--la@2 Maxwell roadster IN
excellent: condition. fAone 2liJ
Wheeling. NoEli-r
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED % bor-o2r $500. snor' :t-re -
good security WI pay premium.
Address joe care In'ei.iGencer.
<ovlt--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
WANTED PoSITIoN-MALE

WANTEp--Pos.tioa ~ H-a"'ir7. coa.
rhine blacksmith. "a" ilt'-M Wh"''-
tnr Noy@u-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
wANrED-TO EENT

WASTEp-Thr"s or cou- G":UrT.s.. ~
rooms n city. Address L VI ,2'
Inc-tngenCe-. Nor!d u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
LOST SND FOUND.

WILL THE WOMAN who picked up the
purse by mistake n the Hose-baN!s
Tea room ~ noon Monday please return
20 tD;cN!sencer Office or oVS Main
S.-ee; Novel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

FOR SALE--Brand new Burroughs
ADDING machine, adding capacity loQ.-
naO i'rics reasonable. Z. .. 10 care IN
tsligr:cer. Nov17-m
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Y0R SAL1

FOR SALE--MiairG machine. late type.
practically uew go VOTES D. c, for
81, sou cash or terms. Also 2S u. p. Far
banks MurSyoI engine good as new
100000. Also l. ton truck scale $lUV.
Address :. /. r., care lateil!gencer.
Noy20-!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

FERKETS FOR SALE. ". Sedan IS
Ir;h Streets Noyl1-j
FOR SALEc-Goad run OF mine aid
screen coS,. PGgne ~ I Wheel
ing. Mower
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

LcST--Ncveru5rr 10 In vicinity OF
Wheeling 3lxt Disc wheel wiki Miller
Cord Tire and Tire Cover Mounted
marked "Dor;" Reward K returned %
Standard Auto Agency Market St.. at
ninth or call Wheeling ~. Nov2o-!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

LOST-Ee,ween North Wheeling Hos
pita. and 18th. s.. Friday night double
fitch fur. reward. Rea- ?505 EoG.
Sov2h.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Mr.. KresS bore with patient suffer
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LADY G|vB OVATION
CONTINUED I'm Page one)


sentatIycy and cicials who throrgod
..,l rcCentiorE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Ell oRDEN QUE HA DE LLEyAR.

Sin que haya habido previamente
correspondence con las organizacio-
nes o personals que tienen puestos asig
ilados Ell La manifestation del Cuatro
de Julio, los organizadores de la mis-
ma, luchando con una perceptlble IL
mitaci6n de tempo. han combinado cl
orden v la formation de la marcha.
En- Tel case de que cualquiera cir
cunstancia no permitiera 81 cumpli-
miento de esta colocaci0n. tai V como
ha sido designada cada orgallismo.
por la presente sc solicita Sc comuni-
que la mayor brevedad possible Il II
oficina del Gran Marshal, corocl
Tenney Ross, Goth. Infantcry San
Juan, Z. r..
ORDEN No. >.
Celebration del Dfa de III Indepen-
dencia, Oficina del gran Marshal.
San Juan, p. Il. JUNO u, 1922
l.. La pal'tida patri6tica para cl
Dfa de la Independencia comenzara a
las 1000 a. NJ, el dfa martes de ju-
lilo de 1922
9. La lfnea de partida sera la 81
guiente DE Cristo Alien Y a la
Plaza de Colon, entonces alrededor de
la Plaza de Colon San Francisco
V de San Francisco a la del Cristo,
donde la parada terminara
3. Orden de marcha.
Contingente A.
A. Policfa Insular.
E. Gran Marshal Y Estado Mayor.
C. Infanterfa No. 60 Y Banda.
d. Destacamento V Marines
Contingente b.
A. Destacamento de Infanteria,
Guardia Nacional Banda.
|, B. Compafia Provisional Oficia-
les de Reserva.
G. Policfa Insular.
d. Veteranos de Ia Guerra hispa-
no-americana.
f. Legion Americana.
Il. Vteranos de la guerra mundial
+. III Destacamento de las Tro-
pas Americanas CD Destacamento de
Tfopas Aliadas
G.. San Juan Rifle Club.
Contingente C.
A. Banda Municipal.
b. Cuerpo de Bomberos.
c.. Gaballeros de Colon,
d. Benevolent Protective Orden of
Elks. ~ "a !.
f. Pioneys Of 1898
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Como Sc debe comerciar
J sts.sHas tf#a3tss L. .-s. n. \
nteresanre trabajo premiado en- un Certamen
s.9 8 ss sobre Comercio

establdcimiento. rindiendole cuenta
hasta el tiltimo centavo, evitando asf
errores contratiempos.
De esta- suerte, con esta ayuda for
midable, teniendo los empleados que
la consecuencia exige, les obliga a:
/ lii Hacer' una ahotaci6n exacta de
toda venta al contado.l
Evitar olvidarse de cargar al
cliente las mercancfas vendidas ere
diloi ~ .e9ai.
81 ENittari dispLtas causadas por ell
olvido de daE al cliente credito por
las sllmas pagadas cuenta.
A. HaGer. una anotaci6n lie toda
lrantidad recibida y pdgada.-
.7Eliminar los errores en- el cam
plo. s4si3naa s.
~ Hacer una anotaci6n exacta al
rffln fffnpfriilpir el importe de Ia transaction
Ell el recibo Q nota que Sc da al Glen
7,-AAElimipar la tentaci6n y enseiar
sazlos empleados a seguir metodos CO.
merciales modernos.
S--Sumar, imprimir Y clasificar to-
das las transacciones efectuadas, dam
|Sdb al comerciante control de sus ne
gocios.
9-Dar el total de las yentas efec-
f,,o.loe NON ,.o ,I,-
10.-Hacer que los empleadOs sean
cuidadosos, exactos industriosos.
De modo, pues, que Tin comerciante
moderno necesita tener una Registra-
dora que es la Have de su negocio !;
que es III piedra del triunfo Ell las
transacciones, que evita el descalabro
y las compras indebidas, pues que ella
lie dice exactamente las existencias
| que tiene zen su establecimientO !;
| hace que sus empleados Sc porten hon
| radios; Ie da una oportunidad al
cliente de llevar, 81 quiere, su cuenta
| de gastos por medic de los ticket que
arroja al imprimir sus teclas, que lie
da oportunidad a los empleados a OBJ
tener un -tanto por ciento eXacto en-
sus ventas al comerciante, de como
Ger la eficiencia de sus empleados,
etc. resultando infinitas las ventajas
que ofrece la Registradora National,
por 10 cual todo comerciante moderno
/ dehe noseer ma
Felicitamos la autora, Srta. Vir-
gfnia Flores, por las dotes comercia-
les que revela, atreviendonos a augu-
rarle un exito brillante en- su carre-
sra.
lEsta composition fMf premiddd en-
an ccrtdmen celebrado ha POGO entire
| los alumnos de. cuarto dHo del Cur
/ so Comercial de Ia High School
de San Juan.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30

hoy Ola:

tiene sino cuidando sigilosamente to-
dos los departamentos, todas sus fuen-
tes de evoluci0n.
Tn medico de experienced Y que por
ende sea cuidadoso de su profession v
de sil exito, no olvida cuando esta al
scuidado de un paciente, de cuya cura-
.ci9n depen1e su fortuna Q iSu desgra7
ella. no olyida, repito, nj. uno solo de
.suss. miembros.. de su cuelpo,. .porque.
lque serfa lie ese futuro professional.
siSaMI ddldf pehdfan sq1yil4 y su for
tuna Isn orgullo professional, mientras
curaba el est0mago Sc lie da1aba el
ccefelhoH 5SJE = :
ELECTROMAGNETIC Sc entera6 a9diaFio
de las .fllnciones de todos los 6rganos
del euerpo que csta bajo su cuidado.
III tIlonmerSfMte ceioso fdigber rdiafAaieh-
kte gabeq esp9%tado sgeniesraiade -sti1setss
1iiacnhiehtj:1 fsebe ssber fas9tyeii4as
1 euGefe Il -hace4 Jiiario, la cEase aeA eanbleas
yduso diie ltfelie,, la mercancfa que mas
:salida tieae,::la que lnenes,: loss sdepar-
tamentos que hay que atender con
mas asiduidad, ell balance general lie sii
cFfdft6,} CONG marcha isu 5cllehteH "
de Ssessur6 Due estahdo al fHnto didria1
mente. de- todos estos pormenores, es
diffcil caer en- la bancarrota, arras-
trado pOr la desgracia por Ia COM
petencia.
Ell sistema de comercio antique ha-
cfa diffcil el poder saber diario ell
estado en- que sc encontraban los es-
tablecimientos.
Hoy hay un medic especial que pro-
digiosamente combate Y extirpa to-
dos los tenores v todas las dificulta-
DIES con que tropezaba ell comerciante
ialltes de aparecer como In dltimas pa
iabfa en- eiemento de impulso.y y gafan--
tfa---la GAIA registr dora en-
SUI liltimo modelo perfeccionado, que
evita v destruye todos los peligros a
oue Sc exponfa ell comerciante con el
sistema sostenido hasta antes de es-
tie valioso invento. La Registradora
lie dice al comerciante diario:-
LEI total de sus ventas al conta-
do.
Ell total de sus ventas al fiado.
3.-El total de las ventas de cada
empleado.
4-El total de las ventas efectua-
das en- cadi siep4rtamento.
5.1n total deilas clentas = eoDrar.
o.-Isl total del dinero recibido a
cuerta.
lei total de los pagos efectuados.
IIevar >cuepta exaeta del dinero
en- ell Banco.
LIE dice ademas 10 due epasa en- su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30

Hace aiios Sc viene notando ell ayan-
.ce immense que estd hacienda la huma-
nidad en- todos los 6rdenes del progre-
so.
Ell comercio ha sido uno de los ra-
mos que mas oportunidades ha brin-
dado la humanidad para desarro-
llarse y avanzar hacia la conquista ide
la civilization y ell progreso. /, =
El comercio fue ell factor principal:
que iiifluy0 para la ejecuci6ni de tor
dos los grandes hechos hist6ric6s de
la huinanidad hasta el presente. La
extension de la familia huMiIp des-
de los tiempos del barbarismo; la for,
maci0n de pueblos y naciones en- to-
dos los continentes antiques; el des-
cubrimiento del nuey0r HIlndQ;y las
guerras que mas empuier han > teniy1IQ, teniy1I
entire spueblos; todo 10 que a lali icixiilEi-
zaei6n lie ha alberto un. campo de Ie4z
tender sus vastos dominios, has ,ssido
no indirectainente, sino directa obra
surgida por influencia del eomUFcio: =
Por ESQ vemos que los pensado-
res mas profundOs que reconoeey hoy
la humanidad, BRAND, Hughes, son
grandes elementos del comercio donde
han cobrado su valiosa experiencia y
su profundo conocimient0, de la huma-
nidad.
Los expelimentos, los inventos, los
medios que la civilization ha presta-
do al comercio, lie han dadol tanto i'm
pulse y tanto merito que han hecllo
de este la fuente principal de vida pa
ia la humanidad. De suerte que el
principal objeto de esta es el perfec-
cioiiar cada dfa mas mas los ele-
mentos con que cuenta para desarro-
liar impulsar el comeNio. HaHa
Va es una exigencia natural que los
comerciantes Sc provean de todos los
elementos necesalios para competir y
defender sus posicioEes EN- relaci0n
con los dennis .comerciantes.
La competencia, que es imprescin-
tlible, natural y consecutivamente ne
cesaria en- ell comercio, arrastra a dia-
rio millares de comerciantes hacia
la bancarrota, barridos por la fuerza
comerciaL la experienced y la organi-
zaci6n de los demas. La fuerza CO.
mercial, ell dinero, la experiencia que
lie hayan creado la .misma competen-
cia, la organization, la presenta-
ci6n, la colocaci6n del artfculo en- el
/ Esitio que lie corresponds, el obtener de
todo 10 Que embellezca y ayude de al
guna manera a hacer clientes, es 10
suficiente para resistir cualquier cam
bio del tempo.
Lo principal para todo comerciante
dnbe ser ell sostenimiento saludable
de su establecimiento. Esto no Sc OBJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30

envien sean validos, es que esten'
debidamente Ilenos, como SO habr6
podido coinprobar por los Escruti-
MOS Parciales va publicados. yC6-
mo Sc acredita que un cup6n estk
bien 1lenop Las observaciones que
aparecieron en- Ell IMRAHctAL7
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cia para leer ' releer diariamente
los anuncios de Ell IMPARcIALP
Fero asi, tooos acertaran ai corTeI rs !.