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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
BOTH ENcoUkTERING DIFFICULT
TASK IN FINDING REAL ISSUES

10 steer the campaign ship through
waters fun II shoals without wreck
II possible and to come through with
something which looks like party
which tlry may still ostonsiay man.
.agv.
Has 6ood Backing
With the record Of eight years under
Wilson, which Republicans and some
others cali wisconsin" Democratic
National Chairman Hun has behind him
in cohousi,c mass al loast that pur-
ton Of the Isirty which remained true
Ia The colurs Ia 1870 and which voted
Tor FORMER Governor Cox, together with
the pcrsuual following which Mr. Cox
secured iIut he hnd also the job of try.
Ink to mediate difference "a Missouri.
where. senator Reed. openly antl.M lson
socks reelection. Heading PARTY tra.|
ditiOnally ant-tarlff he must reconcile
the party record with protar'ff cot's
OF men like senators AshurSt aud Ken
grick seeking reelection. and other SEN.
lators who are not, and meet the qucs-
tons u tariff people IN lO,slities r,prC-
scented by Democrats who supported the
emergency tariff lie will bc aided at
course. by the strong league uf Nations
sentiment which tho party capitalized
/ In 1899 but nsist Justify that with Dem.
lccisitlc 0ippurt Tor tho Harding little.
League program. Ills greatest asset viii
hc IN The coh,nSivc strength Which
COMES 90 grouping or opposition
tS.,iust that which is and o. not well
/ Republican National Chairman Adams
has a much harder rb than Hun. ~.
inherited au organization built ou r'
sentiments iuad" W ~ CLASSES. each
nov r,sentful Of an" other. The mass
TOT his party Is Ia rebellion ~ thc tariff;
ithoro was successful revolt against the
ship subsidy; sid. division which the
,reactionary wing Vf the party cannot
qucll. and IN liCi Tia only solidarity IN
his Jarty is In its name. ilc has re
luptiouui,s like lyodgo. calder. Mclsau,
Townsend aud Moudoll under one wing
with radicals like Isafollctt'. johnson
Rrockhcart. johnson. BcycrIdgo aud
lFrazisr under the other And Adams
will try % make different campaigns In
lcycry state. just as Hays did. hut with
lout hopc Of Hays success, because now
lhls f. IA, party in power.
In The offering is campaign in which
lcnndidatcs themselves are the ISSUES
moro than ever before CUT ~ which
managers admit they viii bc pleased "
lthcy ,an bring s,mblcncc of the parties
i'm whose form they operate and whose
llBcls hoy advocate
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NJ. Louis Cattle


EAST ST. LOUIS. pvl. o--CUtilc re-.
cciis 800 compared With weed, sso
lc,f steers $3.50 and up; common and
medium - tu 80 lower, bost western
sras,rs 10 t. ~ lower others p 10 "
lower. hc,f COWS, Gamers and bulls -
lower licAt calves - 10 30 lVW'T
stncK,rs and i,-,lcr steers - 10 - lower
top Tor week hong y~irlings lilo, miv
,urod steers ii.25; bulk for wrck' fed
steers sa.jUB hoo. western grts~crS
s45od7lo Hight yosullngs $500" $50;
COWS 3.gDH TO: Gamers $2.s5q go;
bulls $3.50 49,.
Hogs RECEIPTS 5.ooo. steady, heavy
nogs a.15ag.So: bulk e.aSWa 80, NO pigs
sold: packer Sows 5.75nS.SJ
sheep receipts 1900; market Tor
week 30 20 - lower; ON f1t lambs; 20
Ia Sl.Oo lower on culls - lowcr on fat
sheep, top early lambs Sliob. 9holcc
top price $4,000 1925. weeks bulN tat
lhubs Sl1.2sal3.2a; GUS Ss.lVaA.pU. lat
light ewes 500; hcavics >5.oVnS.JO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
n. |. MORRIS OF VEGA
IS DEAD IN AMARILLO

Howard Layton Morris. 30 81 Nes1
did at q l,-.d hospital a. 81" \. ".
Siinnlay IL tide has father aud mother
NJ. and Mrs ~ L. Morris hc lcov's
two byuth,rs. e. H. aud Roger Morris
and two sisters. MARY aud susie Morris
al ~ Aeg,. 80" lsilf brother. ". y.
Full..,n also of YEA, aud "a" halt sis
tD Mr. a. o. FORBES gnd Colorado
SpriuV. Islu Young MDrgls W;s' q
member oi ~. Nul'ru Wclm"n and the
Mcih,.iist church. TIN hCily $50 taken
c,trlsbd b3 tie Grigss l.dcrt,kinS
. Cump1uy saturday afternoon. To DC
family home Ia Nv< vh'r' b R1l Lee
iu state until ..gO -. ~. Suu,h,y Alter
lWhioh fuuerd s,ryi-'f WIN Do uvld Al
Snford nurlgl WI br boz IN" Vega
Il -. m q the Mathol IN t'hurvh q Veg,
'oouduSi,-l- hy tho ras, r REV. !. y
cemetery. ...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
STOCKS IRREGULAR
But TREND HIGHER
by Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. Operations Of
OPPOSING speculative forces gave a de
gree Of regularity to today's stock mar
ket session. hut the ultimate trend was
upward. Weekend profit taking aidcd
the short Interests who cenicrod their
attack on shipping shares. Temporary
weakness Also was noted In corn pro
ducts Atchison, Norfolk and Western
and Tidcwaicr OIls but the list turned
upward before noon In rcsponse To an
ether demonstration IN tSandard OH
shares New Jersey VAS pushed up
~ to 2.2SAl u new high record. and
nglns Of -, 10 points wercrcsislercd
by 'slnclair Preferred. also at % new
high. Standard oil Of California AMI
Mexican Petroleum also advanced. Tho
close was nrm. Sales approNimatod iSe'
URO sharcs
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LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS
LIGHT AND PRICES WEAK
By IA ociaied Prcss

By Associated lrcda
FORT WORTH. Oct. mo, mora
than 500 head of cattle and 400 calves
were on Offer SATURDAY. Mixed ship
ncnts made w most OF the cattle sup
ply ANA the run Of calves WIS not very
desirable. Sales Of calves were made
early al rates that Were called steady
with the weeks docln OF 80 cents Cat
IL wcp. dlsposcd of ON "a pcddlng mar
kct an the tendency of values was 10.
ward weakness.
LIS than 900 hogs We're here nj a
reasonable hour. But late trains ran the
count NJ TO goo head. ITlccs avenged
c higher. packers paying ss.iO for tho
ton end 81 the run. Most sales made a
srr>id of ~ To 1885. Pigs Sold on an
unchanged hnsis.
Nothing Was ON off,r ia the sheep
house.
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Wichita Live Stock.
LIZ A..nrinlll Pm

WICHITA. kau'.. oct Hogs. re
cclpts 100. market Ice higher. top a.a5
cattle receipts 20 including 100 calves
market for thc wei. b,-t Killers stcadg.
Others weak to Toe lower, veal and
heavy calves - o. soc luncr; sl0,kcrs
slow and generally STEADY. bcsf st'crs
6 OOHi.p beet h.lf,rs; iOOsi 6.so, beef
cows 3a0aj.OO: bulls 3.pc| 4.oc; can
n,rs and cutters l..0VSpO. veal calves
600 $50; heavy calves $500 100;
stool. crs and fccd,rs s.Sor coo; siock
COWS ana h,iiurs 2.0I 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
BY BAsCOM y. TiMMONS
daily News Washington staff
Correspondent

WASHINGTON. oct. Managers
,of both leading political parties are hav.
las "a hard time to find ISSUES ga which
they may carry On the clmpaiEn il.is
TALL to maintain the old lines OF political
cleavage and AT the same time satisfy
MI factions within their own OrE,nizi.
iions.
For many years thu heat ul cam.
paign. az astiyitiss proceeded. has been
sufficient to establish party nlignnen,
In resentmen, of affroni To PARTY In.
suit. hut stree the revolt nf Roosevelt
and the growing uunb,l of independent
voters. even this has been difficult
This year Il may turn cat to bc i'm.
possible. Certainly. 80 far as the i,,pub.
llCan party Is concerned Il Is out II The
question. since primaries have develop
cd the fact that the fncanrst things said
about Republicans arr stated by o;her
Republicans. aud as Ia Pennsylvania.
Sprth Dakota. lu,liina and Iowa, the at.
tacking forces have come OF victorious
The situation - only little different in
4 the Democratic party, where many men
! CT minds from tho organization. expect
that Democrats can scarcely lose Any e
4 the ground they now hold. AVID arc Ger
tain 10 gain where rcscn,ncnts bring
voted ~ independents aud revolving
llepublioanS t. them bccau~c they hat,
no place else "a go
Indications arr rot that the Demo.
cratic National Committee. taking noic
or the primary elc'iiou and convent lou
resolutions which hnlo pointed the way.
has o,ccird 90 make tho campaign on.
of continued attack against Republican
ialieg,I failures. and TO place in parallel.
"a against these failures the record ~
legislation and administration tf the
Wilson regime IN sense this viii
make "MileOnisin" unuc more Ia IN" h.
sue. but Sincc It's chicf prepayment,
| Woodrow Wilson. IS no longer IN ac-
live life. Il beccnc- q moot term OF
lQucs,icuablc value 20 opponcnts there
Ioft Who mus, dclrn, rccmd OF their
avn. after created rcS'ntiucnts hav,
had two years to cool in the rcfigcra
lion process Of disappointment, ana bro
,kcn hopes
Meters are Queer
As recently expressed 10y an ONO al
virer OF President Harding. "rhc Vo-
ers ia t920 east out Wilsonism aud th'
D,moortiic. party, are not sorry they
did. but tacYfarc just az mad now el
Iiaydingispl and th' Republican party
land hayc hut one recourse This mean
tl,at the Dcmora's stand 90 profit 10
iany cNrrt.
Tire Republican Iuaiagvmont " CON
lplctely up =. tree. Campaign literature
lprep1rcd al great ,Npcnse had to b'
discarded because Presid'nt Harding
lh1l tlh,,ql fr,SSssrs 10 pillar on mnIo
,lss,f.s has uufic threats Demanding "a
lac,msnt of ship Subsidy and thcu ala
landcrr-i that mcaSnrs and la sc'-kini
isoiilcnt-nt IT Industrial urdors has al
h.red to ma pcli,9' he his announced
Recognized leaders ~ the party are "a
siNcs and s,vcns on The pact. on ~
tariff on the Louus. and on everything
IValfh goes "a make an isuc.
Tho jcb " thu PARTY inanas'rs .
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
~ Associated Pres,

NEW YORK. Oct. i.-I'orcig1l ex'
changc frm.r. Great IlriLdu demand
4tgis; ciblcs l42is; saNty day bills on
ranks s4Sl.. Franc" demand 5diA. ca
biz 81 =. li.lly demand ls3. cables
4ssi.. R3aun demand '.llia; ctblca
;.l2. Gerlu.lny lcinand .oil,; c,blcs'
% 49,: Holland demand 9a.S-; cables
aS.sS: Norway demand 1919. Sweden
demand COS. Denmark demand :o.3'.
Switzerland demand iSt.. Spain d,1
lrand OILS. Greece demand s.s5. Poland
dcmaEd .rii Czceho-Sluvahis demand
$40. Argentine dcm.uad Ss,A', Bri.@i do
mand 1875.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Kansas Cit, Cattle.
BY \ socisad Press

KANSAS CITY. oct cattle .'"o.
1or week. better grades b,of steers most
Is Pc higher; top Sls.3"; other grades
mostly zoe lower; Tat she stocN 80 low
CO... bulls Poe lower; calves ssn loo; love-
81. stucll,rs and feeders 90 lower; stock
COW. and hcifrrs s5c lower; stock calves
o. lower.
Hogs $500; steady. ton Ss.a0; bulk OF
s;,l,s @s.SOd9.5o. packing SONS t"sSf
80.
., sheep LOCO. FOR week lambs 'ocF loo:
lower. top Sil.0; feeding hmhs sou '5c
lower.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
COTTON IS HIGHER F..
ON FAVORABLE SPOTS
Rr Aa.neini.d rr,sa

NEW ol,LEiNS. oct. Highly lay.
urablo spot accounts lifted tho price q;
cotton todaN, following small decline, on
ih, Opening uud, rihc effect 81 unlav-
orablo political news ~ overnight. Il
was Rcpcr,ily oou ,idcrcd thai ia, inislIl
decline would ha', bcrn wider but Tor
the uulaVur.iblc weather OYER a lINsg
part Of the belt Ncarly all southern
spot markets rcpott,d 20 better demand
and large trading Has don. iu the l"c,d
matk,t after hours yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Dry Goods.
By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct lotion sools
continued actiV, and strong today.
Prices were higher ON some w tho
shc,,inr and rslnt cloiit numbers.
EARNS Vcr" iirn"r Wool goods SJld
steadily and furthpr.lnos "a spring
goods were r,p,rtcl a. sg!d az snd
withdrawn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
COFFEE
sy Associated Tsas

NEW YORK. Oc'. It'll, market tor
ccii, fuiuns vas irregular ,vdoy With
business SO quiz, iHa, prices RESPONDED
to small orders either Way. The opening
wus points higher ia points lower,
Thu close was uci' 10 rOints higher 10 II
polnts lower.
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Latest Market News
HIGHER LIVERPOOL 1"
PRICES BOOST GRAIN
Br A.,oeIalsd Pros

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. oct, 1.--llieh,r quotations
at LNerDol ana W0'k-ond evening up to-
ward the finish herr tended Ia give a
lifl t. wheat values lozi1y. At the ilnlsh
whoa, Mas nu = 10 l., With December
l.Os@s TO l.O7s, and Nav i.Osis 10 l.0eh
corn advanced ismla y: oats rose \ %
..aN AMI provisions were unchanged
TO &c higher.
The wheat market showed a strong
undortono throughout the short session
AMI while business Was light. tho
strength ga l.iycriol resulting from tho
Near Ea,st.
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COTTON SEED OIL


NEW YORK, oct. cotton seed oil
Was strong. prices advancing - 10 "a
points on active buying by rcflHcrs and
COVERING vi shorts.
SAILS % loo barrels. Prime crude 200;
primo s.mmcr yc!lGw,spo; SOC; October
%. pccynLcr S.5e; March 80. all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
HLTILEfIELD LOSES
TO SLAT0N IS TO 7
spelsl to Tie New

SIANTON. oct. 1--ln,rr-chohst.c
football on ID, local grid, slton High
,chod l.geatvd litilcfkld High school
IS To
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NeN York Money

b. Associated Press
Nf.W YUah,' on T.--l oreign Tar
silver tsl. Aexiesn dollars .Js',.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

The Paraguay River In south Amer
lea Is more than 1880 miles IN length.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Cotton Table


NEW ORLEANS. Get 1.--CottOn
olos,,l steady 20 net advance OF 4 To 10
points.
llgh Tow Cluc
ortnisr ......... gilp 2luu 20 90
December ...4...... ellS eOaU 2iO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26
Que GUnstituye Ia Economic?

B .
s'Tiro SECURE q las lombvices'', ell
vermifugo del DR.. H. F. PesrJ, que es
10 que sn nombre implica, no es un
renedio barato 81 Sc to1a en-
tpenta ei costo de i'm SOLO fras-
co en- comparaci6n con otro; YER
mifugos comunss. sin eHitatgo, IS
Ell mas econ6mico que Sc cohece pcr
cuanto una botellita hara 10 lre tai
vcz recssitaria vafias de Otfas irsdici-
ras. sns efsct6s SON completes ! tefihi-
Iantes. No es lscesafio repetir la dosis,
ptiesto Que con una sola tlos.s las lcni-
hriees y la soii'aria son afrojadas del
sisteMa jnntafnente con aus nuevos y
nidos. adVt. (1)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26
ME4oADo DE oAMBro
HERIDo DE UN DISPARO DE
REVOLVER

En- eI barrio Talaboa Saliente, de
F Telusas, Carlos j. Aguayo, mayordo-
mo- administrator de la colonia "Dolo
res'', propiedad del Sr. Lucas p: Val
diVieso; hi2o un disparo de revolver
contra joss Matos, atravesandole el pro
yectil ell music dereeho. Ell herido fue
trasladado al hospital de Ponce y Ell
agresor fue arrestado, habiendo heeho
efectiva una fianza de $1,000 para que
dar en- hbsrtad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26
EStudlO SOble Ia CTgdulIdad
Continuation de la pag. 81

ci6n de las ideas Y de su valor" Exis,
ten genios inCompletos. Sc puede ser el
gran hombrs de algun descubrimiento
immortal y no tener absolutamente Ell
81 esp.ritli ''esa bdena Balahza para pc
saf II verdadero'', de la cual Sc hablo
en- otro tempo a pFop6sito de Dueiaux,
s. NAL no rscuefdo.
Pelo, sobre todo, es leeesario saber
10, los hombres son credulos por exceSo
Ce boIidad Atn superiormaiite INTEL.
gente, alma bondadosa tcpug1.a creer
en- ell maligno engafio, ell Ia villana
mentira. Suponer 81 iaal le repugha, sa
bella lealtad respcnde de Ia lealtad de
uil asociado, cualquieIa q. este sea; per
nansee ella ante la snpercherfa, SIN
def9nsa pues Sc sonrojar.a presumiendo
cue ella podria ser engafada.
For POGO que Ell observador bsnevo.
len.e invada ell i,lundo emotivo, 81, Ell
IL sombra propicia Sc pone a vibrar
entire los sollozos, suspiros y gemidos del
medium y las s6plicss de los fervien.
tes; 81 mezcla q los demas su implora-
ci6n, desaparece Embellishments su sen
lido critico. Sc encuentr1 entonces en
ese estado de confusion que iriapide toda
posibindad dc control; y en- tales con-
6iciones, es ell obssrvador que entra en-
trance, mas bien que el medium!
Mi querido maestro Charles RichAt
ba dicho de ST misno que ha sido "tes-
tigo POGO enthusiastic, testigo severe, te3
tigo amotinado, testigo extremadamen-
to desconfiado''. Por los motivos que
acato de exponer, pienso que el ha 81
Go, tai como yo le conozco, testigo dema
siado bueno demasiado sincer3mente
emocionado.
He ahi, pienso 20, en- que Sc resume
la psicologia de la credulidad: ella pue
de aliarse con ell ganio y la veraci-
Gai mas integra.
Ahora queda por sertarse cual es, en-
todo ESQ. Ell papel del medium y como
Sc explica ST. extraiio poder. Pronto
tratare de decirlo.
DR.. Maurice DE FLEURY,
Miembro de la Academia de
Medicina de Paris.
Traducido de Gle FIGARO, de Pa
rjs expresamente para Ell MUNDo.
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TAR Ell vApoR "sAN LORENZO

Ell vapor "san Lorenzo, Ell cual es
t& ahora equipado con los dltimos cpa
ratios de refrigerator, podra ser visi-
tado y examinado por todas las per-
sonas interesadas an la transportation
de frutas Ell pr6ximo microbes, segil
10 ha hecho saber asf MIR. r. A. Nadai,
agente general de la ''Porto Rico
Line''.
Ell "San Lorenzo estuvo sometido
q reparaciones = alteraciones por espa
clio de diez semauas. Una de las altera
clones mas importantes que Sc Is ha ne
cho, ha sido Ia construction de mas de
$4,000 compartimientos para cajas de
frutas. La Compania ha gastado en- es
tas mejoras del hermoso vspor alredor
de 100000.
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vENDERIA vD. sUs oJos7

Algo peor que ESQ hace Vd. al no
hacerse reconocer por personas compe-
tentes al elejir sus cristales. Conte1nos
con Ell optico A. Pacheco para los ira
hajos de Optica en- nuestro estableci.
miento y 1e garantizamos que tendra
nagnfficos reSultados 81 sus cristalss
son recetsdos por Ell.
Examenes de In vista gratis.
JoYERIA DINET & PACHECo.
PLAZA BALDoRIoTY, SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO. Advt.
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sfnando al 1ifo, amanda al padre de
familia.
Sacrifcandose, porque donde ell ga.
crifieio existe tiene ell Amor un trcno.
iBenditos los que tai obra realizan!
Btsnaventurados ellos, porque Ia
lgraadeza de sus alrnas les conquistara
uii altar de gratitud en- ell coraz6n de
sus subordinados!
Manuel Negr6n CoLLAZO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26
Segundo session del Con-
greso Mas0nicO
(continuaci6n de Ia sra pag.l

Continuation de la Sra pag.l
tituciones que trabajan por el progreso
espiritual del mundo''
Ell distinguido conference.-the decla-
r6 que el hombre no es va un cuerpo
con alma, sino un alma con cuerpo, qn9
ia de existir eternamente para CONVEX
tirse en- un colaborador efciente, con
su Vo1untad y sus conocimientos, an la
cterna obra de Ia Evoluci6n del Uni
verso, one es al mismo tempo sti pro.
ria evolucion.
Dijo que Sc dsbia sostener y fomen-
tar las relaciones mas6ricas con las 10
gias odfelicas, teos6fcas, sociedades es
rirltistas etc. Despues que termin6 do
hablar ell Sr. Vicenti pidi6 Tin ttirno
para rebatirle uno de sus argumentoa
al DR.. Felix Santoni. quien afrm6 que
ro era necesario introducir en- la ma,
sonerfa relacicnks teos6ficas darls
Tn nuevo rumbo fuera de IN 6rbita en-
Ia cual gira In masonerfa.
Ell sr. Jose Rodriguez Arreson infsr
mo al Congreso que SO adheria a todO
10 manifestado por ell sefior vicenti.
Ell Representative don Gustavo Rodrf
guez, de Ponce, lego un extensive dis
curse acerca de los trabajos de la ma
sonerfa EN- Puerto Rico, siendo muy
aplaudido.
Ell discurso de don Gustavo Rodri.
guez di6 lugar que Ell delegado de
Cuba, don Fernando Suarez, Sc levan-
tara para deelarar que, con exception
de alguna que otra logia de Santiago
dc Cuba, las cuales estaban distancia-
das de la Gran Logia, la 1nasoneria en-
So totalidad marchaba en- perfecta ar
monia. Hizo alusi6n a la masoneria
clandestina, manifestando que era i'm
possible evitarla.
FL Sr. Constantine Fernandez lego
un trabajo acerca de la masoneria IRE
gular
Luego habl6 ell delegado por vene-
zuela, don Jose B. Ascani, rectifcando
ciertos datos historicos emitidos por
don Gustavo Rodriguez. hacienda alu-
sion a la nasonerfa y su desenvolvi
miento desde la epoca de Bolivar.
Ell repr ssentant3 de Cuba, sefior Fer
rando Suarez, improviso u1 elocuente
discurso acerca de las Logias que IN
vadian otros cuerpos regularss, y dijo
que en- Cuba la Gran Logia habfa lie
gado a un acuerdo con la Logia Espa-
Eola para trabajar unidas por Ell bien
comdn y que 6l Sc ofrecia a cooperar
para que por mediaci6n de la logia es
rafiola Sc llcgara al mismo acuerdo en-
Puerto Rico.
A las seis Sc suspendi6 la session.
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PnoTEJA sU VISTA

FL Optico A. Pacheco con ounce
afios de practica esta cargo de nues-
tro Dpto. de optica y como siempre ls
garantiza sus trabajos. Pregunte su
amigo que usa cristales recetadoles
por el.
No coLramos por ell reconocimiento
de la vista.
Joyerfa DINgT g. PACHECo. Pla.
"a Baldozioty, San cuan, P. R. Advt
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!, LA DELEGATION MASONICA
VENEZOLANA LEGO AVER.

Entire los pasajeros que trajo aver
ell vapor espanol "Antonio Lopez,
figuran los senores Juan B. Ascanio
y Jose Morales, quienes forman la
delegation due envfa la Gran Logia
de Venezuela, para asistir al Con-
greso Masonico, que actualmente Sc
esta celebrando en- Pto. Rico.
Envfamos nuestro saludo a los dis
tinguidos visitantes.
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coMERc1A1

Ell sr. Evaristo Quifoi1es nos parti-
cipa que ha alberto en- Puerta de Tie
IRA, carretera No. 0, una oacina con
81 prop6sito de dedicarse d la coristrue
ci6n de toda elase de oBras, asl como
tainbien Ia confecci6n de pianos para
las misifias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26
IMPoRTANTE A. LOS QUE vIAJAN
HACIA NEW YORK

Antes de buscar residencia en- New
York pase por el No. 6O1 West de la
Gale 135-Apartamento 5-A- Entire
Riverside Drive y Broadway, donde en-,
contrara habitaciones frescas, comidas
puertorriquefas un magnifico trato,
poc precie m6dico. No pague lujo de
Hoteles Familia Arroyo zeppenfeldt.
AdVt.
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UN AHoRcADo

En- ell barrio "Palomas'', de Come
rio. Sc suicide, ahorcandose de un ar
bol, Victoriano de JESUS, de 90 amos.
Su edad avanzada y Ell NAL estado de
sslud indujeronle al suicide.
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QIITNTNA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEZA. LAXATIVO BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que sc necesita to-
mlr Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de ofdos. Contra Resfriados, La Girl
ppe, Influenza, Paludisls1o Fiebres.
La firma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cAde caiita.
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UNA MUJER AGREDIDA

En- Ell barrio obrerO, de santurce,
Francisco P. Cruz agredi6 con las ma
nos Leonor Velazquez. La agredida
fu6 asistida en- la sala de socorro Ell
PgresOr fue ssntsnciado por la corte a
pagar $500 de muita.
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sus oJos SON MuY DEL1cADos

Examiness su vista con Ell optico
A. Facheco en- la Joyeria Dinst & Pa
chaco, ounce afios de practica y cons
tante. exito on su profession.
Examenes De la vista gratis.
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
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Ell CERTAMEN DE SIMPATIAS
EN- Ell CINE DEL PARQUE

Ell domingo, en- Ell cine del Paruus
Borinquen, fue proclamada reina de
simpatfa del concurso celebrado por la
f.Selection Film Co., la bella y en-
cantadora senorita Carmen Maria. Ro-
drignez quien obtuvO 7,724 votos.
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ENFERMERAS GRADUADAS
8sTUDIANTEs PARA
ENFERMERAs

La Cldnica Miramar desea utilizar los
servicios de una enfermera autor1zada.
Las que deseen ocupar esta plaza pue-
den personarse en- esta oficina donde Sc
le daran los informes nscesarios. Advt
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ARREsTos

Por orden de la Corte Municipal de
Ponce ha sido arrestado ell individuo
Maximino Sierra, a quien So acusa de
haber violado la Ley volstead.
Tambien fue denunciado. por falsa
representation, Ell individuo Pedro Qua
Galupe.