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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
LA coMUNncAuIoN BARATA.
San Juan, junio Is de 1922
sr. Director de Ell IMRARCIAL. /.

San Juan, juliO Is de 7!l22.
Sr. Director de Ell IMHARCIAL. !.
Seiior:
De acuerdo con las instruceiGnes re-
cibidas de la Ofieina radi0telegrafica
de Ensenada, a partir del 10 de los
corrientes, sera modificada la Tarifa
para les aerogramas que sescursen por
aquella via, para los pafses quena con-
tinuaci0n Sc expresan.
Santo Domingo: 30 cts. por pala-
bra.
Repdblicas de Venezuela Y Haiti Y
Colonias holandesas Saint Martin Y
Curacao: 25 cts. por palabra.
Esta modification, como I'd. COM
prendera, beneficial al p1blico, sobre
todo para los que tengan necesidad
de comunicarse con Venezuela, puestO
que, ahora, no Sc exige minimum de
palabras.
En- esta Tarifa Sc incluye tamBi6n
el importe correspondence las III
meas telegraficas.
Tn aerograma para Venezuela, de
palabras, por Eli costard $1.25 Y po-
dra ser depositado en- cualquiera de
nuestras Oficinas de esta Isla Vie
ques, para su Immediate Transmission
por via Radio de Ensenada.
Ell encargado de La Oficina radio
/ telegrafica de Ensenada tiene ell fir
me prop0sito de esmerarse, para que,
ell servicio por aquella via, responda
a las exigencias de los que tengan ne
cesidad de comunicarse con los cita-
dos pafses, prometiendo rapidez y
exactitud en- La trasmisi6n de los men
safes.
Me apresuro communicable est0s in
formes, por 81 I'd. creyese convenien-
te darle publicidad, va que, entire sus
numerosos lectores, figuraran, en- pri-
mer t6rmino, muchos comerciantes a
Quienes, seguramente, interesar6 Co
nocer. estas noticias.
| S. s.
Ramon III. MGrtt.
Administrator de la Oficina Gen.
tral del Telegrafo Insular, san
Juan. Pto. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
Una crisis sin precedentes abate a la iona
fabril de Harringhton, Pennsylvania.
En- las COnferencias de la Haya Sc advierte,
con ell presentimient0 del fracasO, la au-
sencia de la delegation rusa.


HARRINGTON, Pennsylvania jul
nio 16.-Toda esta zona fabril hallase
hondamente afectada por una crisis
sin precedentes, por la falta de bra
ZOS para echar q mover las fabricas
Y talleres de production Industrial.
Los obreros han emigrado con rumbo
a 10 EstadOs de Illinois Y New York,
cuandO ell trabajo escaseaba, he ahf
que ahora los industriales no encuen-
tren brazos suficientes para dar abas-
to los pedidos que Sc reciben de la
naci6n Y del extranjero. Sc ha pedi-
do auxilio al Gobierno para resolver
la situaci6n, que Sc considera alar-
mante.
LA HAYA, JUNO 16.-Con una So
lemnidad extraordinaria di6 comien-
20 aver la isegunda Conferencia Eco
monica International, en- ell Palacio de
la Paz de esta Capital. Antes de pro-
cederse la aperture de la Conferen-
ciaseI GobieIma holand6s di6 una re-
cepci6n a los delegados de las nacio-
nes AIiadas, notandose sinembargo la
auseneia de la delegation rusa. Van
las naciones esta yez precedidas de
un alto espfritu de cordialidad, a ira
tar los asuntos econ6micos que afec-
tan Europa resolver la honda cri-
sis reinante- en- todas parties.
CADIZ, JUNO 16.-Las obras del
monumento nacional que Sc erige en-
|el paseo de Canalejas, para conmemo-
rar las Cortes de Cadiz, han sido rea-
nudadas y han recibido en- pocos dias
un gran impulse. Ahora Sc dispon-
dra de un credito sufciente escalona-
do, para que la importante obra artfs-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16

Flu. Ell encuentro Sc libr6 en- los al
rededores de Karmigai, cuya provin-
cia ha quedado completamente en- ma
nos de los rebeldes. Las tropas de
Wu-Pei-Tu, han sido diezmadas, dis
persas las unidades que lograrOn sal
varse de la catastrofe, bajo la acci6n
de un intense fuego de artillerfa y
ametralladOras.
VALENCIA, JUNO 16.-El gran
pintor Sorolla ha sufrido una nueva
recaida. De regreso de- Madrid, donde
actu6 como jurado en- la recierte ex-
posici6n de bellas artes, Sc ha senti-
do aquejado de una nueva affection
pulmonar. Los medicos que lie asis-
ten, no dan noticias que estimulen la
inquietud reinante en- los circulos ar
tfsticos, sin embargo, Sc espera un
desenlace fatal. Sc dice que Ell ami
mo del glorioso artista esta muy de-
caido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
Ell farinac66 66ticO
Uaises, Mar tinez y IA
PrQhibici6n

FL Ledo Ulises Martinez, de Caguas,
ane es ii septinla vez que Sc We en-
p{eltp ems asunt0s de Ia prohibici6n.
anoche ls policia detet-iYe tuko como
cinliellEo de que este seiior yenfa de
caguds para san lian Fl. IN q asllllgtom0l
sJviI con eiefta earitfdad de AicQfes.
Ilfectiydmente, los detectives fnocen-
clio Dfaz y Marcelino Duches1ies aires
taron en- ia Gale del Generalfl Contre-
ras de dsta. .ciudad, al Sr, Ulises Mar
tfnez, Ell los momentos qqe trasporta-
ba en- eli autom0nil Super Six NJ
1856, tres. sacos y tres paquetesy con
teniendo $50 medias botellas sde ron.
marea fFupdad6r'' Esta mafiaiia fue
conducido b Sr. MARTINEZ ante a Co
misionad0 de los Estados Unidos Mra
Fable, jupto ron los licores ocupados,
con eli fl de celebrar el juicfo prelf-
ninar. PafA secuperar el autom6vil,
tendr4 que prestar fianza. de $1,000.
Con el fin de conoeer el duelo deF au-
tom0vil, esta niafiana el empleado de
Ia prohibition 81; Irizarry, .pregunto
5 al Ndgociado del registro 'le dutomo-
yiles del departamento del interior, a
quitn pertencia al adto. super six,
que lIera el No. 1865. Del negociadr
le ipformaroh que eltNo. 1855 es un
auto Fard. i es propiedad del sr Ma
nuel vazqueA de Rio Piedras, 10. que
la a entender que la tablipa esta cam
biada El juaF Federal cuando lie no
tificaron, que Ulises Martinez habfa
side arrestado por asuntos de la Pro
ilihis. s.s Sc qhed6 syerdaderamente
DeiDIe56.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16

tica, que sera uno de los mas hermo-
SOS monumentos de Espaiia, no sufra
nuevos aplazamientos.
BARCELONA, JUNO 16.-El dipu-
tado socialista don Indalecio Prieto,
que fue agredido hace algunas sema-
mas al salir del Congreso, en- Madrid,
Irestablecido va de las contusiones re-
cibidas, inicia ahora una jira de pro-
paganda por las provincias espanolas,
dando comienzo por Catalina, y en-
Catalina por Barcelona, donde Sc le
ha tributado por las muchedumbres,
un recibiniento extraordinario. Las
autoridades han tornado todo genero
de precauciones para prevenir cual-
quier perturbation del orden. El Sim
dicato libre de la Ciudad Condal lie ha
Fhecho un recibimiento sdelirante.
MADRID, junio 16. Ell comisario
Superior de Espana en- Marruecos, ge-
neral Berenguer, anuncia que han
quedado totalmente desmanteladas
las baterfas con las cuales hostiliza-
ban los rifenos la plaza de Alhu-
cemas. Sc ha logrado dominar las
alturas que efilan ell penon, artillan-
do los sitios estrategicos para hacer
impossible cualquier intento de ata-
que en- 10 future.
Despues de un minucioso trabajo de
exploration a cargo del servicio aereo,
fueron barridos los moros, con un
fuego alberto de cortina, en- una gran
extension. Ell campo quedo sembra-
; do de muertos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
ElSeuetarode Ia Guerra Weeks hace ante
], los cadetesla apologize de Ia fuerza.
AVER sufri6 am collapse Lenine Sc le di6
Y spOr tnuertp, perO ell tirano rOjO ha vuel-
to. a recObrar los sentidOs.


.7l
WEST POINT. jlnio 1e.-En el
dicurso pronunciado por Ell Secretario
de la Guerra, Weeks, ante los cade-
ties que Sc graluaron en- la Academia
Militar, el iiuStre miembro del Gabi-
nete Harding, eypres0 la necesidad de
que losslsstados Tnidos lenvantaran el
Eejercito de TERRA mas grande conoci-
do, y dijo due todo su esfuerzo Sc con-
centHarfa en-. hacer de la Repdblica un
apoder militar superior Francia, In
glaterra %. elsJap0n, va que los pue-
bio solo lograban hacerse respetar hoy
dfa mr. medic de las armas. Ell dis
Ecufso deH Secretario de la Guerra ha
sido motive. de grandes discusiones EN-
todo elipafs.
+ \. IOSCQU, JUNO 16.-Aguardase
|kcon msistencia la llegada del DE-
fIesbing, ae la Facultad de la Uni
Munich, quien acompafia-
40 de varios especialistas alemanes
Inse, skieue a aprestar SUI asistencia a.
dictador bolchevique Nicolas Lenine.
|. III Br. Fleshing es i'm hombre de- cien-
Ecias de Teleyantes meritos " muy CO.
knoeedor de Ia affection que tiene al
balto personaje de la Repdblica Roja
/ aitborde de la tumba. Aver Lenine
lshfrio una recaida fatal, que puso el
tenor en- todos los dnimos de que no
lspItuiera sobreyiyir. Sinembargo, ano-
die tras una reacci0n lenta, volvi0 en-
81 al enfermo, sembrando nuevamente
fia esperanza de que su NAL tiene cura
4 Sc echara mano para clio de todos
los medios disponibles.
MADRID, JUNO 16.-Dentro de po-
cos dias saldra para Lisboa, con el
fin de pagar la reciente vista hecha
a Espana, los profesores y estudian-
tes espaiioles que han sido cordial
mente invitados. Al frente de la mi
sion tornado por los catedraticos iran
ell seilor Altamira y ell sefior Ortega
Iy Gasset. Del grupo de alumnos for
mara parte una nutrida representa-
lcin de los estudiantes hispanoameri-
canos que estan cursando sus carreras
Iuniversitarias en- Madrid.
Tanto en- Lisboa, como en- Oportol
Coimbra Y otras ciudades importantes
de Portugal Sc les tributara los es-
paiioles un recibimiento enthusiastic.
SHANGAI, JUNO 16.-Tras una Sc
RE de formidables batallas, las tropas
del Gobierno Meridional de China, del
cual es Presidente ell DR.. Sun Vat Sen
han derrotado los ejercitosde Pekin,
acaudillados por el general Wu-Pei-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
LA CANDIDATURA DEL LCDO.
ARRILLAGA

Sc insiste en- los efrculos polfticos
que Ell fiscal de La Coltte de DistIfltO
de San Juan, Secci6n la. Lcdo. sefiOr
Arrillaga, es candidate para una pla-
"a de Catedratico en- la Universidad
de Puerto Rico, probablemente en- eel
puesto que deje Ell LcdO. seiior Be
nftez Flores 81 esta vacante Sc pro
duee dentro de breve fecha como Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
D. LUIS .NADAL HA FALLECIDO
EN- Ell NoRTE

Nuestro amigo sel cpronel NGdal,
Inspector instructor. de la Guardia
Nacional, hR recfbiao .un cable EN- ell
-cual SO lie participas r. tlolorosa A,no-
ticiaadel fallecimisnto dc ssu hernia
no Luis. EN- la .ciudad fe New YORK.
Ell seHor Luis Nadal, hacfa algdn
tempo residfs fuera de la isla, don
de tenfa muy buenas amiaiaGles.
sEnviamos a todos los, heTmanos y
demas deudos del finado nuestros tes-
timonios de p6same.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
Ell FISCAL ARRILLAGA NO HA
RENUNCIADO

/ Esta manana el fiscal de la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, distrito pri-
nero, Sr. Rafael Arrillaga, ha infor-
mado "a preguntas que lie hizo un re-
porter de Ell IMPARCIAL, que es
incierto que, el haya presentado a
Cobernador La renuncia de su cargo
afrmando que por ahora no piensa ha.
eerlo.
En- el Palacio, esta manana, el Sc
cetaEio Mr.. Rogers, confrm0 las ma
rifestaciones del ,seiior Arrillaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
E (jobefrad conseja al
Lcdo. Fselill que ;tnantenga ST.
Depaftanaentoslibre de IN


-
Laspresente es para PARTICIPATE, d
con esta fecha lo he Iombrasao ~ I'd,
iIeSiporalniehte Oainisipnado de .Agri-
cultura I'll sustitlci6n del sehor Car
ios foro Este. departamento ha es-
taslIo desproyistot de su jefe, desde q.
lennnct6 q senior Tbro,sy 70 TeQ que
Is conyeniente de que todps'los Mepas-
atamentos gengan AZ alsuiell 3 su cabe-
"a, que ma sea Responsible de las
condiciones del ieispno. 70 no tengo
en- sbsoluto queja alguna en- la for
. ma en- que Il senior Ramon Gambia.
Assistant sdels ConiisbnAdD ha condu-
cIlo csa ofielna; pera 6lscarece Sie
aut0ridad psros hacer muciaaS cosas
necesarias. N
81 nAtod pnedes t6lnar possession del
cargo iiinHdiatamente, Sc 10 agrade-
ceua mucho, 7 q sydadrle. d coldcar
Ia oficina sobre. bases, compile etanfnts
ajenas d his influencias de partido.
silieerSmente kuyo,
p. dioat RELY,
GSernatlpr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
AvISO.

A la Asamblea General que ha de
celebrar en- San Juan, el % del CO.
rriente, las 2 p. M, en- los salones
del Y. NJ. G. A., Sc invita- a todos los
sOcios de este club Y Sc ruega la pun
tual asistencia.
Real San Juan f. B. c."
Antonio Reyes Ruiz.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
ESCRUTIONIO DE SIMPATIA We
RIFICADO HASTA Ell Ola 10
DEL CORRIENTE EN- PTA.
DE TERRA.

Srta. Carmen Garcia 1922 votos.
srta. Virginia Fernandez 2sS9 vo-
tos.
srta. Rafaela Rodriguez Tul 1864
yotos. tx
srta. Pepina Garcia 1922 yotos.
srta. Maria Cristina Morales III
votos.
Srta. 1uanita Rey 100 votos.
Srta. Conchita Negr6n 100 votos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16

Nnestra exhibition de MHebles pa.
ra Oiicinas, en- nuestras vitrinas de
Fortaleza. mostrara a I'd. precios que
no tienen competencia en- muebles de
una superioridad toda prueba.< Cam
tero, Fernandez & Co. Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16

Ramon N. MGrtt.
Administrator de la Oficina Gen.
trail del Telegrafo Insular, San
Juan, Pto. Rico.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
London Stocks Buoyant
I'm Highly Active Market
SnecioI Cnblc to Vhc Tribup,

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The boom in
British government bonds, which mad
been going on for some time and which
was given another impetus by the re
duction last week in the rediscount rate
of the Bank of England, to-day extend
ed to other classes of stocks, and busi-
ness on the Stock Exchange was more
animated than for several months
British railway stocks rose sharply
Northeastern Railway Jumping nearly
five points. while other roads scored
advances of one and two points.
Coincdentally with this, to-day
further appreciation of sterling on New
York and the rise Of French francs tc
1850, the highest since last July, gave
added confidence to the market. While
most financial experts see signs of re
turning industrial prosperity in these
movements. m few insist they are ba,
rometers Of the present depression and
that when money really goes INTO pro
duction again there win be drop in
spc,1,-itv DrlcpS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
To figure the preclae yield on a bond 4

TO figure the precise Yield on bond Il
is necessary use yield tables. but the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide the
closing quotation a bond into the rate
of the annual return. IF the bond is selling
below par you must allow also for the
appreciation OF the principal TO 90 this
subtract the market quotation from par.
or 100 and divide the remainder by the
number OF years the pond nes to run be-
fore maturity. For example. II per
cent bond Is ceiling at 80 and has ten
years to run, the annual return viii be
$50 per cent. The difference between par
subtractng 90 from 100 Dividing ten
points by ten years. the quotent will be !.
This figure Is TO be added to 6.66 which
per cent. will give you the approximate
YtAld.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

The mld-wcek holiday acted as a dc
terrcnt upon announcement Of now
nond offerings yesterday. A number
Of foreign loans And public utility is
sues, the latter aegregatlng moro than
SoV'ooo,ooo, are rapidly nearing a con
olHon % where their public distribution
VIII De attempted. however. Foreign
goseenment bonds featured yesterdays
trading. British, French. Rclrian and
Mexican issues being particularlv
strong. Speculative ral bonds and
transit company securities also ad-
vanced. Llbortv bonds werc finn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Elias H0eoe and the Sewing c1tachlue

4 \NE Of the m05t natalie, in IFS
~ maH5fr1alfmportance, 0mong The
mhA* Q tn0entfon5 toAloq0ing The re-
vtSed Pafent Laqv quas Me Seqviug
Maehtne 6r0Aght oat BY Elias Hoz0e
IN 1910. Its success was immediate.
by the invention was made possible
the conversion ofready made cloth
ing from domestic to factory in
dustry, with consequent reduction
IN costs. Perhaps, however, its
most notable application was in the
manufacture ofshocs, bringing labor
costs to an extraordinarily low level
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Loss in Earnings
Shown 10y Report
OfUniled Cigars
Net Is Equivalent to $lI.5I
Share, Compared Will,
SI1.32 i'm 1920; CasI, L.
Increased About$5OO,O 900

The United Cigar Stores Company Of
America, controlled by the United Re
tail Stores Corporation earned S4.lO2.-
600, equal TO $ll.5l n share. not after
taxes in 1921. compared with Sb.029 900
earned in 1920, equal to $l4.32 a share
Cash on hand was increased by about
100000 and merchandise and supplies
reduced by about S3.000,OOO, and ac-
counts and bills payable were reduced
by about 81 100000.
The following shows the 1921 balance
sheet and a comparison with the 1920
balance sheet:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Days Ne,u Issues

The City of Montreal's issue of So
900, 900 temporary 5h per cent bonds
was awarded to " ood, Gundy & Co., Of
Montreal, yesterday at 991S8. Wood,
Gundy e. Co. rendered on behalf of a
syndicate composed of themselves, A.
E. Ames & Co. and Dominion Securities,
Ltd. The bonds are redeemable in
1882. They will yield So per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
London Market Firm

LONDON, Feb 2O.-Prices we're firm
in the Stock Exchange trading to day.
The gilt-edged issues displayed re-
newed buoyancy, the extent of the ad-
yances surprising even their most ar
dent supporters. Bar gold was quoted
al 95s 4d. Money was loaned at ~
per cent Discount rates we're: Short
and three months bills. 314 per cent.
Consols for money were quoted at 81.
british per cent loan was quoted at
96h and British Az per cent loan at
9O1h
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

Or<cf0r1
ARTHUR @. MEYER
JoHN c. MooRE
CHARLEs f. PoTTs
SAMUEL SLOAN
WILLIAM SLOANE
JAMES SPEYER
CARL F. Sru.uAHN
GEORGE ZAsRiskIE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

Pierce Oil IS Tidewater Oh
1870 6hs int ctfs
....l00- 1871
&C.. 991z . ....1o1sA
/ 100 Tob Prod Is
Prod & Ref 1915
Corp Ss with ... 985s
war 1941 Tol st l. g. W
80. 99jt 1850
Pub S of y J 7 80. 6li5
bs 1859 Trey Ry g. l.
-. ~ So 1928
Reading gen . 49,. 9aa,
Is 1897 6 .. 90 I
" s2ia Un Pacific 6s
800 s2t7 1928
. 60 ! ....l02 y
6 ~ S2i2 cv As 1927
Rep l q Stl 10 80. 91ss
6s 1910 / -. 91la
l 80. Soha 9 -. OIL
s6f. 95 1st As 1947
Rio G w Ist 2 go. 91h
a. 1s39 ] IL aw.s el
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

and giving to the American shoe
industry world leadership which
it has always retained.
K
For la3 years, since its founding,
1t has been the privilege of the Bank
of the Manhattan Company to take
an active part in many of those
great events which have shaped the
growth of American industry. And
industry, on the threshold of new
achievements, is finding today the
counsel and services of the Bank
real force making for progress.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

7 = VI 7
So l94l
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

The company carried its trade mark
and goodwill at $21 400 900.
A net income of $3,435,514, after
deduction Of Federal taxes, is shown
in the annual statement of the United
Retail Stores Corporation. This IS
equivalent to s4.33 share earned on
the 633 100 shares of Class A common
stock and goo founders shares, and
compares with a net income of S4,
7S4 ,239, or $500 a share. earned on the
stock in the preceding year.
Net profits amounted 20 $3,53d ,a09 as
against s5,705,056, in which is included
stock dividends paid out of earnings
of subsidiary companies in 1920. After
allowing $3,564,351 for three quarterly
dividends Of $3.50 share on common
stock outstanding there was a deficit
of s128,S ,S37, compared with surplus of
S1,O99,067 The balance sheet showed
accounts and bills payable at $1,6ll,953,
contrastcd with 5000, ,453 in 1920. Cash
amounted to S544, ,o51 and accounts and
bills receivable $581 ,006.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Clos;no. stock quotations were
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS Feb 29.--Prices moved irregu-
larly on the Bourse day. Three per
cent rentes % francs so centimes; eX-
change on London, AZ francs so centimes;
4 ner cent loan rs francs 50 centimes.
The dollar was quoted 10 francs 81
centimes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
THE LABOR DAY CHAMPIONSHIP
SHOOT

The annual Bluegrass Champion
ship Shoot was held Monday Labor
Day. by the Hilltop Gun Club on
their grounds on the farm of Alfred
Clay, near Paris, well-knOwn to
hundreds of trap-shooters, through
out the country.
| A large crowd of local shooters,
besides many from Louisville, Lex
ington, Covington, Newport, Cincin-
natl, Winchester, Georgetown, Mt.
Sterling, Frankfort and New Alba
ny, Ind, with a large number Of
visitors from all parts of the Blue
grass region, made up large at
tendance. Mr.. Clay set the splendid
dinner for this shoot, comprising
several of his famous old hams, bar
becued mutton, chicken salad, pota-
toes, sliced tomatoes, cheese crack
ers, beaten biscuit, hot rolls, pickles,
slaw, iced tea, coffee, ice cream and
cakes. According to the testimony
of those who partoOk of this most
excellent repast, Mr.. Clay certainly
knows how to handle that end of the
business, and made everyone have a
good time at the shoot.
Lack of space prevents giving the
complete score in detail. The fol-
owing were winners of the different
events on the fine program.
The Blue Grass Championship
Trophy, a handsome silver water
set, was won by J. c. Bond, of Lou
isville, with perfect score of 100,
runners-up, A. B. Harris and Alfred
Clay, SO out of 100.
The Challenge Cup Trophy was a
tie between A. B. Harris and our
own John L. Shropshire, with SO out
of 100 each. After a hot shoot-off
A. B. Harris was returned the win
ner with a score of 25 to "a.
The Distance Handicap was won
by A. B. Harris, with a score of 40
out of so, from % yards, runner-up,
A. B. Perkins, with As.
The Boys Event was won by
Henry Hills with score of 81 out
of 100, runner-up, J. M. Taylor,
with 80.
A fine box of cigars, given for the
lowest man shooting on the entire
program, was won by G. F. Callahan.
The two longest runs were made by
j. c. Bond, with 1876, and Amos
Turney, with 1874.
ROWE DAVIS, Secretary.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08

Queen of Sheba," a William Fox
super-special which enjoyed sensa-
tiOnal run on Broadway, New York,
is booked for the Alamo and Grand
Monday and Tuesday, afternoon and
night. 1t is described as a stipend
GUS spectacle and great love story.
New York critics hailed it as one of
the greatest photoplays ever produc-
ed. Betty Blythe appears in the
role of the Queen, Fritz Liebert, the
noted Shakespearian actor, is King
Soloman, and Clair de Lorez is
Queen Amarath, wife of Solomon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
NERVOUSNESS EXPLAINED.
{Boston Transcript

A train on one of the roads fun
ming out of Indianapolis struck an
old horse at a crossing and one of
the passengers became very much
excited. Someone finally remarked
on his nervousness and he replied:
"Sir, if you had $4,000 of stock in
this road you'd feel as 1 do" "Why,
we only killed an old horse" eek
actly, but you don't know on what
a mighty small affair dividends are
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
TWO GOOD PLAYS AT ALAMO
AND GRAND

Mary Miles Minter in her latest
Realart picture from Famous Play
ers-Lasky distribution, "The Heart
Specialist possesses a dramatic
punch seldom equalled upon the
screen, It will be seen at the Alamo
and Grand tomorrow afternoon and
night.
Mary Morrison, a prominent mag
azine writer wrote the story and
Frank Urson directed. Allen For
rest is leading man, the remaining
members of the supporting cast be-
ing Noah Berry, Carmen Phillips,
Jack Matthias and James Neill.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
NOT ICE

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of T. p. Woods, deceased,
are hereby notified to present same
properly proven as required by law,
to the undersigned Master Commits
sioner, on or before November l.,
1922. after which time all claims
against said estate will be barred.
Done pursuant to order Of Court in
the case of T. p. Woods Estate VS..
M. L. Woods, Etc.
o. T. HINTON,
M. c. Bourbon Circuit Court.
(S-15-229
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
WANTED

One girl for permanent position.
Must have good character and be
over sixteen. No experience neces-
sary. We teach you. Apply now.
(S-2t) S. H. KRESS & CO.
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FOR SALE

One hundred and ten good
mountain ewes. Number to suit
the purchaser. Bought last year.
JOHN T. IRELAND,
(8-2t-pd)