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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
CHEERFULNESS GROWS
IN FARMING SECTIONS
Advance in Prices Brings Joy to Hearts of Agriculture
: lists Who See Bright Prospects Ah='d-High Price
+: for Wheat Likely to Prevail for Some Time

mercIal pack varies from 2iC 20 500
million cans. exclusive Of t1"sc put
ur by iuuuuorn'lr housewives.
As in cauu"u Go"ds. 80 in othar
mes; those who ave liuuidated and
offer Prices wh.ch both Dealers and
consumers fc"! = bottom. for th.
time being. are doing business in
fairly good voilrlc.
Several indus i.,l developments in
dicate how misleading re..vraliza-
tionS may he under present condi-
lions. Raw WOOL IS up lpparently
due To The Emergency Tariff. a-d
with strong demand, white tho bust
r.ass IN manufactured wlo!..n goods
= not 80 satisfactory. ON tin oth.r
hand in Austria liza. recent sales a.:
WOO. We're on Il declining market
demand continues slow in most
metals. The little boom iu> crpp.J
died a horuing and prices went of
some. because If sun 10" much sur
plus above ground. although 1t il
steadily getting less. and there &;
likelihood OF som. Increased activity
IN mining. Zinc had much the same
fate ~ copper. Lead is mostly stand
ing still. Iron and steel mills are
sim running on short time thoug II
showing some sliEht increase in pro :
duction in January. Prices weaken
ed somewhat. more particularly in
finished products.
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STATE PAYS $81 ,232,72661
ON HER BONDS SINCE 1928
Statement by Second Auditor Roosevelt Page Contains
Interesting S,alstics-Iast Issue for Public I'm.
provcmcn He Says. Was in Year 1860.

Roosevelt Page. Second Auditor of
Virginia and president at the Board
Of Sinking Fund commissioners. has
prepared very interesting state
m"nt relative To tn" interest Wiz
ginia has paid ON her bond issues for
public improvements from March -.
IS:3. the date at which tn" State he
Fan 20 issue such bonds. From March
-. 1873. up To the first day of Oc-
,"bcr. 1921. Virginia has paid In prin
ciral Sli.S6i.3S3l6. and in interest
iG6.3iS ii3.i1. maNing Il grand total
. 81 ..! nri.iip'' and i"''Ivs' of SSH
The statement follows:
The records of tn" office show
that. as OF January l. 1861. there had
been paid on tn" public debt since
it's beginning. March ~. 1929. tn"
sum Of S2i2.26i.S7 oE principal and
are included in the sum total OF
t>l.@32. 72G.Gi.
The debt OF Virginia as OF Oc-
t"bcr !. 1921. was $2l.'2S.43S.Sl. As
~ the LIST OF February. 1899. the pub
lie debt was saI.SiG.5G3.l7
since the Funding Act Of 1871. the
above figures do not take into a.
count that part OF the debt OF the
original state which was assigned
tn West Virginia.
'on the LIST day of january. 1851.
tho public debt Of the old state was
$@3S?1o1i.S2. which included S111.-
2o'S' OF interest. TN" supreme
Court declared. however. that mas
much as Virginia. with TIA" consent
Of her creditors. has cut down her
liability some s&.333.2l2o6 leaving
a balance OF S3o.563 S6I5G. that this
amount should bc taken as the
amount TO hc appOrtioncd' The re-
suit was that IN. debt was fixed at
s30563. S6l.56. ot which West Nirgi mia
was charged with .c3o per cent. or
SIlS2,507.i6
BY the Act OF April !. 1919. OF
the State Of West Virginia that state
assumed her part of the debt which
was decrccd against her by tho Su-
rr"mc Court OF the United states and
has settled with the old States
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date OF the certificate. Such certifl-
cate shall also show on it's face that
the loan was made by authority OF
this act. that the principal sum
loaned is irrcdccmable for twenty
years and afterwards To be redeemed
at the pleasure OF the General As
sembly. II shall be signed ny the
treasurer. countcrsiSncd by the sec
ond auditor and registered in Il book
kept by him for that purpose, etc
Every such certificate or stock shall
he transferable on the books of the
second auditor and the scmlannual
interest thereon paid upon his war
rant. The certificates Of stock for
money heretofore borrowed by the
James River Company may he pro-
duCcd by the owners Ia the auditor
and shall thcrcupon be registered by
him in a hook To he kept for that
purpose: and at all times after
wards they shall he transferable ON
the books Of the said auditor. The
last act for tho issuance of bonds
was passed in 1860
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

creditors in pursuance Of such de-
cree 10y paying Ia the Virginia Debt
Commission si.062SG7.l6 In cash and
sl@.3G6.50G in 3i2 per cent interest
bearing twcnty-ycar gold bonds
which have been duly distributed To
the owners thereof.
"Hy this West Virginia settlement
the State Of Virginia has come into
money. bonds and interest thereon
now in the hands "f tho treasurer of
the state amounting To "A little under
100000.
THE state of West Virginia hold
In reserve 10 take up the old bonds
which had not been presented ut tho
time OF the act OF April /. 1919 some
! SSGl. 22i.6S. part Of which last amount
has already hccn paid 10 the hold
crs OF the old certificates. which hav"
been produced since the last-namcd
date in accordance with the decree
OF the Circuit Court q: the city OF
| Richmond which had Jurisdict ion
and mad" the distribution OF the
West Virginia funds aud bonds after
the decision OF the Supreme Court
Of the United states had declared
tlsat its duties were ended when the
cas-" was decided against West Vir
rinia
by &C; NJ February 81. 1879 tActs
! of lS23. y. so, tn" state OF Wiz
rinia authorized the lending. and
there was Jon, I" the James River
Company certain funds described in
/ said act. To cuahl" them the more
readily to pr"Cur" such loans. the
company WAS authorized and re-
quircd L" cause all moneys which
| shall t." loaned them 10 bc paid into
I the public treasury on the wnrran;
| OF the second auditor and upon the
Z payment Of such sums so loaned. the
! treasurer shall issue a certificate az
/ stock for the amount thereof pur-
| porting that the Commonwealth owes
| to such lender tho sum loaned. to-
/ gcthcr with interest thereon at tho
/ rate agreed upon not exceeding .
/ per cent. and payable scmiannually
at tho treasury Of the Common
wealth computing IN" time from the
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CHURCHILL HOPES
FOR IRISH HARMON
Try Associated Prcss.l

NORTIiAMPTON. ENG, March Il
Winston spencer Churchill. Secre
'ary or the Colonies. speaking at
poiiticai meeting today. declared tina
'hc way In which the government o
southern ireland wax carrying on
Us "iiicuIt task led him to hope 70
'"N"r"Pi" results. He said that whe
p"i''icai leader like Eamonn Il
,"cr" MAD" threats 1t suggcste
mat he had lost the supuurt OF In
masses Of the Irish people.
Mr.. Churchill asserted that sine
III" government OF Ireland broadl
spcakinH. had been entirely left I
irishm"n. II was for them to dccid
VIVA, they would do with IL. WI:
ihcy sink int" w"itcr Of anarck.
ana strif"?' he asked. "or Will the
rise hopefully and faithfuIlv?"
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h"intai! - hours ending =. Nj. Nouc
n"ln'ah - hours ending : l.. Nj. Nou"
Excess sine" March .............. S.ii
Excess sine" January 10
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REDUCED PRICES SELL
COTTON SHEETINCS
Two OF Largest Mills Said 10 lie
sold Ahead Into
lEy Associated Prcss.I


NEW YORK. March 25.-The re-
duced prices on wide sheetings
brought in business quite freely on
som" OF the best-known branded
lines and the two largest mills are
now stated 10 be sold ahead into
juno. Further reductions have been
made on branded 4-i bleaChcd cot
tons and moderate amount Of new
business is being placed. Wide
print cloths have he"n weak with
the demand light. while the mario W..
goods hold steady Brown shcctings
have sold for export to tho extent
Of 5000 bales in the pas; ten days
and there has been larger cXpor,
movement in colored cottons.
Wash fabrics are selling a little
more actively with tho hulk OF tn.
business ceuter!uE on tissues. cling
mans. sw!sScS. rat.n"S and some
Eoi!es i'r!c.s in primary markets
are so close 10 cost that many mills
are curtaiiins their output awaiting
4 larger demand. Tho strike in Nov.
Eng land continues and vas. r.duC-
tons ar" spreading 10 moro mills in
mat section. The tailmenr Of out
rN; dn" 20 these strikes has no,
Nei been f"lt aDpre"iably in Tho mar
Eo's and on some goods. reductions
nave iaN"n place. despite tho fact
mat mills making them have no,
turned wheel for nine weeks.
/ Yarns are Irregular ana IN some
/ instances prices have become so low
/ mat mills decline them and have
arranged 20 cUrtai! productions Prices
| current IN primary markets are a.
! follows
Prin; cloths, 2s-inch G4xs4s. 1-,c;
! 'iN6os. l-4r; 3. i-@-inch aiN.+s So
/ brown Shectinrs Southern standards
/ !! l--e. drnims, zoos lac. ,ickinrs
/ S-ounc". -5r, s'apl" rinEhnu2. ISI.-..
p5'n's !ic' dress ginchams. 2Oc and
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Local Observations. ut 81. ". y..,.rd,


WIND direction. south; wind velocity. ::
weather at 4. NJ. clear.
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TWO IN PARIS PRISON
run AS CANDIDATES.

PARIS March Emil. Co,,I,
Wh" attempted 60 nssassinnte FORM,
Premier C."mcnecau in 1918 c.~
winch ID" IS SUN IN prison. ana y,
i"lG>kN. in prison for his cunno.,..,,
Win the Epuuct Gou-- csplora.s
case. w"r" launched today as rai.d.
dates III the Paris municipal counril
election, wheh is to be held romor-
Against these two are tho com
mnnlS'S Andre Marty and NJ. Iaiina.
VINO W"r" elected 70 tn" council las,
E"ar whil" serving terms FOR their
participation in tho Black Sea mn.
tiny
Thor elections were annulled hy
IN" council of state, which decided
th"y lost their civil rights.
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boundary Decision Rcnchcd.

Tie Swiss Federal Council. as ar
hitrat"r az tn. lonE-standinE bound
AIRY Iisput" hctWc"n Venezuela and
Colombia. haS reached a decision. hut
the conclusions are being kept secret
until IN" Interested governments are
officially informed. II is said. how :
ever. that a rccouciliatory compro-
mis-" has been prupusrd
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n-in,rodurr. cola stornrc n,u.

W NSNINITNN- NNrch 25.-Thc NIL
for government regulation Of cold
storage facilities. which passed III.
Senate during III" last Congress but
failed to become" Law. was reiutro-
duccd today by Chairman Norris. Of
the Agricultural COMMITTEES.
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The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8. Weather BnrcauD
Forecast: virginia =

Incren sing rlnu,linr>>.
fnilnwrd by showers
late this Afternoon err
tonight: tomorrow rnin
ana colder.
SOrtI Carolina - in-
rrrnsinI clou'linr->. fol
lowed by showers AMI
probably thun,lrr>inrm>
this Afternoon or to-
night: tVinurrDv rain
anu coOlcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Bilious Folks
Return TO Meals
Magical Eject of Stnnrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets In Di>DciiinE the Gloom
Of Coated Tongue Dyspeptlcs.

Many n poor. misguided dyspcpii
is !amenting his hard luck WHOM :,
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I.ocnI Temperatures Yc.tcrdn,.

: u. NJ. temperature" ...... :
M"N'hnm temperature at l.. M.. :
MINIMUM temperature" to l.. M.. {;
Mean Temperature" Yesterday :.
N"'mai temperature for this dn,c q
l'Nc"sS yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Excess sine" March "
i'"hcicncy since March .. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
La ruptlira de
la Conferenciia
de Iondres
Is completa
La Ciudad de Boston es alarmada
por la misteriosa inutilizaci6n
de las seiiales automaticas
que dirigen ell trafco.
Cornelius Vanderbilt demandado
por una bailarina, que le ext
ge un million de =
d0lares.
tDe Nuestro serpieio cdblegrdfcO)

LONDRESs agosto 16.-La ruptura
de la conferencia aliada es completa
ahoraJ Ell Consejo Supreme aliado
puede decirse que ha pasado a la his
toria Francia ha luchado indtilmen-.
tie por recabar la solidaridad de In,
glaterra, en- sus intentos en- Alemania,
pero la actitud inquebrantable de
Lloyd George, le mega todo concurso
para una empreFa guerrero. No obs
tante, Poincare esta respaldado por
toda Francia dsnde la opinion Sc
muestra excitadfsima, exigiendo del
gobierno una rapida accion que deje
recuperar Francia ell tempo perdi-
30.
BOSTON, agosto 16.-Parte de la
ciudad fue anoche alarmada al ser inu-
tilizada por una mano oculta, la CO.
municacion de senales automatieas
que existe entire la avenida principal
Y GALES intermedias. Parece ser que Sc
CtdCdDd uC uI NOillplOC pold
siniestro de los boreros; pero por la
pronto intervention de la policia y de
los ingenieros que arreglaron los des-
perfectos Y velaron porque ell orden no
fuera alterado, fracaso el intento cri-
minal.
BALLSTON, New York, agosto 16.
La popular danzarina Eva Burrows
Fontaine, que desde hace tempo era
ell punto de ciertas hablillas por sus
relaciones con cierto alto personaje de
esta ciudad, ha radicado una demanda
en- cobro de un million de d6lares con-
ira ell joven millionaire Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney, hijo del famoso
financiero Harry Payne Whitney, y la
demandante aduce como justification
az "a, indemnizacion solicitada, que ell
al tado aristocrata la ha enganado,
i h; ndola perder su tempo, ,rompien-
Id 4 compromise .contraido con ella
feS5ntemente, al extreme de haberse
retirado ella de sus bales, por perma-
necer fiel a su juramento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
CARTA DEL GOBERNADOR AL
LICENCIADO GUERRA.

San Juan, ?. r., agosto II, 4922.
Sr. Miguel Guerra, ~
Abogado, San Juan. "
Senor:-
Cumplimentando su sGplica en- la
Ultima session de seryicio pdblico, en-
la que solicitaba copia de mis- mani
festaciones ante Ia Comisi5n hechas
en- agosto de 1922, lie incluyo una
Transcription completa de las mismas.
Atentamente,
b. Mont Reilly,
Gobernador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
CONTESTACION DEIs !CDo. CUE.
IRA AL GOBERNADSR RELY.

San Juan, P. r., agosto 10, de 1922.
Hon. Il. Mont RELY,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
Puerto Rico
Senor:--
Recibf SUI carta del once del corrien-
te, incluyendome copia de sus mani
festaciones ante la Comisi6n de Ser
vieio P,ibliee. =
Replicando a la misnas tlebo decir-
le, nombre de "SantJ Juan Dock Com
pany" v en- el mic propio, que dichas
manifestaciones contienen numerosas
falsedades errores. de derecho, a los
cuales contestare plenamente ell item
po oportuno y ante el tribunal opor-
tuno Y Ell forma legal, an pronto corfo
una querella jurada sea .presentada.
Atentamente.
Miguel Guerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
.EL ASUNTO DE LA SAN
JUAN DOCK COMPANY
Impugnacion del 81, btNyhson como Juez de
este caso- ResQnci6n adoptada por
la JlllK del Puerto

Conlparece la San Juan Dock Co
por sus abogados que suscriben res
petuosamente alegan:
Que las funciones que habrd de
eiercer la Comisi6n de Seryicio Pd
blico al decidir la legalidad de la
franquicia concedida hace tempo a
la San Juan Dock Co, son de cardc-
ter judicial estrictamente.
Que ell Sr. John A. Wilson, Conf
sionado del Interior, qNe forma parte
de esa Comisi6n de Seryicio Pdblico,
esta impedid0 de actuar como uno de
los success Ell dicho case por raz6n de
haber declarado bajo juramento Ell ell
pleito civil No. 944 seguido ante Ia
Corte del Primer Distrito de San
Juan por Rafael Nevarez Lopez CON
ira la San Juan Dock CO., en- el, cual'
pleitO Sc ventilan cuestiones identicas
a las levantadas en- el presente easo,
que 81 el, al referido Sr. John A, Will
son, hubiera sido Comisionado del In
terror al concederse la franquicia, no
hubiera yotado a-fayor de la conce-
sion y la hubiera combatido. Sc pre-
sentard oportunamente copia .certifi-
!. cada de. Ia deelarasi 6p illl5asl ails ell
el pleito de rcferepcia pfestara el Sr.
Wilson.
Que durante q curse de este case,
adm antes, ,el Sr. Wilson Sc ha ma
enifestado varias; yeces Ell forma tai
que evidentemente va tiene prejuzga-
do este asunto.
Por tales. motivos, la San Juan
Dock Co. ilnpugna al Sr. John A. Will
son como uno de los jueces en- este
case y solicita Sc inhiba de conocer
en- el mismo como juez, 81 bien entien-
de Due puede intervenir como testigo
'en la vista que del asunto pqeda cele-
brarse.
San Juan, p. r., agosto 10, 1922.
Guerra Mondiag6n y SoldcUita.
por Miguel, Guerra.
Abogados de San Juan Dock Co.
r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
Ill LTINA. HIRA !.
Ell Presidente Harding
sc ha decidido a llevar
ell asunto de la huelga
ferrOviaria ante ell
COngresO.

Washington, agosto 16-El Pre-
sidente Harding Sc ha decidido
nevar la question ferroviaria al Con-
greso Nacional, dentro de las A8 Eo-
ras siguientes, partir de hoy, en-
vista-dice Ell Jefe Ejecutlvo-ds
Ia imposibilidad con que ha tro-
pozado en- sus esfuerzos de nevar
I'm entendido obreros y patronos
dc ferrocarriles. Ell Presideate cree
que solo Ell Congreso podra dar I'm
corte la desastrosa situacion pre-
sen4e ror cue atravie3a 81 pals, eau
sada por la huelga, y al ir al Con-
grcGo en- busca de SUI concurso, no
redir& que Sc legisle NADIA en- este
asunto, sino supplements que Sc le
asegure una franca y dscidida pro
teccion para poder rostaurar el SER
clio publico de trenes y roner resis-
tencia a los actos discoveries do los
huelguistas.
Washington, Agosto 17-Lo5 re-
presentantes Ia Camara baja cue
Sc e1cuentran de vacaciones, han 81
do uamados inmediatamsnte, para
celebrar una session extraordinaria
y tratar los asuntos de la huelga
ferroviaria, para poner fin esta
situaci6n critica por la cual atra-
viesa el pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
No Sc presta a la politica del "jaleo' no lie
agrada fungir de Profeta. = Nadie le
acompaflo en- slls dos visitas al Pre-
sidente Harding
Combatio al Gobernador por sus actuaciones
politicas; pero hacienda abstraction COM
pleta de SUI personalidad privada.

poderes nacionales q. pueden interve-
mir en- los asuntos de Puerto Rico. Yo,
como unionista, no podrfa estar en- IA
vor de las actuaciones de un Gober-
nador en- contra de mi partido, pero
en- mis- relaciones particulares y pri-
vadas con el, y al hacer relaci6n de
elias en- Washington, no tratare nun
ca de su persona en- otro concepto que
no sea en- ell politico.
"He lido muchas veces Washing
ton me he hecho mis- gastos y en-
esta OCCASION que llevaba una enco-
mienda administrative y no politica
Nueva York mi vista a la Capital
de la Naci6n ha sido exclusivamente
de caracter particular. Claro que en-
ese concepto no llevaba la representa-
ci6n de mi partido, aun que 20 nunca
me olvido de que soy unionista, y por
10 tanto no tengo que dar cuenta nj
informar a ning1n ORGANISING deter
minado polftico, respecto de mis- via
jes y visitas y entrevistas particula-
res. Esto no obsta para que siempre
que es possible y Ia ocasi6n Sc ofrece
defenda en- 10 que 20 puedo mi pals
y mi partido.
vi dos veces al Presidente.
Almorzamos algunas veces Cordova
Y 70. TanJbien con Cayetano Coll.
Una vez con Huyke. Otra vez con
Cordova y Fernandez Venga. Yo soy
amigo de todo ell mundo.
-. -. -.
Acerto I'd. Yo no fue con Huyke
a yer al Presidente. De este no hay
comentario alguno, simplemente ell he
cho de que fui solo en- las dos entire
vistas. Nadie mas que nosotros.
"Ni en- los Estados Unidos nj aqui,
he dicho NADIA de esa entrevista, y por
tanto de los puntos de vista opinion
del Presidente.
u No habra cambio de personals y
por tanto de "politica", 81 es que las
personals ahora signifcan, como mu-
chos aseguran, una "politica" ?-inte-
rrogo ell Redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL.
-Lo que haya de ocurrir en- los
asuntos pdblicos respecto de la Isla
no es facil predecirlo, aparte de que
nunca me gusta fungir de Profeta.,.
No he visto aun al Gobernador Reilly.
....... 80.
-Considero muy infantil la politica
del "jaleo" y no me presto jamas a
ella por que ESQ no es serio nj 'conve-
niente para nadie y menos para ell pals
nj para los intereses del Partido. Y
81 Sc empefian algunos en- suponer a
su conveniencia 10 que 70 no he dicho
nj he querido decir ESQ no es culra
mia. ..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
(De Maestro Serpicio CablegrdfcO)


WASHINTON, agosto 16.-Pre-
guntado por los periodistas acerca de
los rumores circulantes sobre la ter
minacion de la huelga carbonifera, ell
5ecretaric de- Trabajo Davis ha res
pondido que va Sc puede asegurar que
Sc ha podido llegar I'm acuerdo cor
dial entire los operadores de minas Y
los trabajadores, tanto en- las minas
de antracita como en- las de carbon BIZ
tuminoso. Depende de ciertos requisi-
tos llenar para que los huelguistas
vuelvan a sus respectivos puestos.
LOS ANGELES, agosto 16.-Todo
ell estado de California Sc encuentra
con su comercio paralizado, con mott
vo de la huelga ferroviaria que tiene
los trenes de carga en- completa lnmo-
vilidad Ell hecho de haber sido aban-
donado en- medic del desierto un tren
de pasajeros, por los miembros de la
Hermandad de Maquinistas, entire Gu
vas pasajeros iban personas muy dis
tinguidas de aqui y que han pasado
horribles torturas en- tales parajes So
litarios, sin pan nj lumbre, ha produ-
cido en- ell pals un espiritu de protesta
general contra los obreros ferrovia-
rios, perdiendo todas las simpatias
que en- un principle lograron captarse
al.iniciar el movimiento. La indigna-
ci0n llcga a su colmo Y la juventud Sc
apresta a manirular los ferrocarriles
81 los obreros pers;sten en- su actitud
maquiaVelica
SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts,
agosto l6-Una horrenda explosion
producida por una carga descomunal
de dinamita, destrozo alrededor de
cuatrocientos pies de Was ferroviarias
V un puente de la Compafia Baltimo-
re & Ohio, en- las cercanias de esta
eiudad. Los autores de este atentado
no han podido ser aprehendidos; pero
la policia les persigue de cerca. To-
dos los alrededores registraron serias
averias causadas por ell estallido. No
hubo p6rdidas de vidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
Tn destroyer
bolchevique Sc
hunde en- una
maniobra
'The World" continda desenmas-
carando al Senador Smoot, de-
nunciando las intrigas
de que este Sc ha
Waldo.
Mr.. Smoot preparaba para sus pro-
tegidos los remolacheros una
ganancia moderada de
500 millones.
(De Naestro serpicio cabregrdfco,

LONDRES, agosto 16-Un despa-
cho procedente de Helsingfors, dice
que I'm destroyer russo Sc ha hundido
en- aquellas aguas; mientras la escua-
dra bolchevique, la que Sc han su-
mado algunas poderosas unidades re-
cientemente, realizaba maniobras de
combate No Sc dan detalles del sitio
del siniestro nj sc sabe ell nombre del
barco hundido.
NEW YORK, agosto 1G.-The World
contimda desenmascGrandO al Senador
Smoot, eXponiendo detalladamente las
intrigas que este ha venidO desarrO-
llando en- favor Ge los remQlacheros
Smerican0s, obligando los hacienda
dos subanCs a reducir sus cosochas
a dos millones. qrinientas mil tonela
das CON ell prop0sito Ge lograr que les
remolacheros Gen 175 millones gana-
sen quinientoS millones, en- periuicio
Gel pueblo americana que pagara ssf
un az1car inferior a un preoio exec,
sivo.
HABANA, agosto 16.-El emprestito
de 30 millones de dollars ha sido def
nitivamente acordado. Se~observa en-
todos los 6rdenes de la vida una pers-
pectiva optimista, sobre todo ell la
vida de los negocios que estaban COM
pletamente paralizados. Sin embargo
Sc acentdan los rumores de la dimi
sion del presidente Zayas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
Rolan, Tejedor & de
HostOs

Llamamos la atencion acerca dc los
dos errores que aparecierOn en- la edi-
ci6n de aver en- los telefonos del i'm
portante anuncio de 'Maderas" publ
cado por esta acreditada firma.
Como saben sus numerOsos clientes,
los nimeros de los referidos telefonos
son: 1896 y 200.