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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-04


WIS. CfaWlofd Wheatlcy mas r2-
IN inc NE" England states, New York
ana Long island MIS-. Wheatlcy
guest OF MAJOR and Mrs. Charles
6lldden and IN Garden City, Long
island, Mrs. Wheatley spent some
Tune dellghtfully with Mrs. William
Butt, widow OF the late Major Butt,
MISS Georgia Bena Dodson IS i'm
proving after severe attack OF den
que FEVER at her home on South Lee
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. E. Montfort, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. b. Everett and Miss
Geraldine Payne and Miss Marguerite
Everett motored to Columbus today
MISS ANNE lVey ana MISS Mary
walker are among those spending TO-
MIS- Edgar 0hlPp mas recovered
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will be guests at weekend house
party with Miss Mary Gnospelius as
hostess. They will attend the Geor-
gia-Auburn football game and will
be attractive guests at the dinner
dance at the country club tonight.
Peck Rylander, Charles Lanicr, IN
man Griffin, George Lumpkin, Carr
S. Glover, Jr., Harry Dean Wooten,
0. B. Bigger and Dan Chapel were
among those going from here to Co
INDUS for the Georgia-Auburn game.
Mrs. W. W. Hearon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. C. Jenkins, near
Plains.
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ash1
Silk, Wooden
and Cotton
Dress Goods

There are hundreds of women who
prefer buying PIECE GOODS and
making their own garments, rather
than purchasing Ready-to-Wear.
To all those those inclined we offer the
most wonderful collection of Silks,
Woolens and Cottons it has ever been
our good fortune to show
In this department YOU will find If
Tricotines- several varieties.
Wool Canton Crepes Superb values,
all the popular colors, at $3.50 yer
yard. +.
Eponge Cloth A non-crushable fabric
in the soft shades of brown, caramel
bisque, navy, Pekin and black.
Wool Serges-In large variety OF
qualities.
Granite Cloths-In Navy Blue, Blacks
and Browns. Special value at SIS and
98c Yd. 8
Fancy Worsted Plaids and mixtures in
large variety of styles and prices.
The Silk Stock embraces everything
for which there is an active demand, in
the way of Canton Crepes, Satin, Can
tons, Crepe de Chimes, Tafetas, Mes
salines and other wanted fabrics Our
Silk contracts were based on a low
market from which there has been a
Is per cent advance, but we have not
advanced our prices penny, and are
offering most extraordinary values in
every number we show
The Trimmings Department is full and
complete with everything in the way of
braids, beaded trimmings, ehifons and
almost everything being demanded.
Wash Goods Here you'll find every
thing wanted in the way Of Ginghams,
Percales, Madras Cloths, Cambrics,
etc We, are showing extraordinary
values in
a"&
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sea Island For Everybody
At 10 Yards for 9sc.

90 Inches wide and fine smooth
weave; enough to give everybody ten
YARDS Monday and Tuesday only,
ten yards for os.
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TT ITO 1I0IrFV vi JVV00II l-UU 0VICSI.
Mrs. Mary B. Clay, Miss Bryce
filsbury, Mrs. Charles Crisp, Mrs.
Glenn Hooks and Mrs. F. A. Thorn
as returned Friday from a motor trim
to Atlanta. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. D. F. Davenport, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
QuimbY Melton.
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Evan Mathis is i'll with dengue few
er at his home on South Lee street.
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Ladies All Wool Poiret Twill and
All Wool Tricotine Dresses at $1,000
Good Table Damask at soc Yd.

FINE highly mercerized Table Dam
ask, % inches wide and in a range
VI beautiful patterns; regularly Use;
D'ie aC Yard ----...-.....---.-..-.--. .59c
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THESTANDARD
NOVEMBER VALUES THAT
CANNOT BE MATCHED
ANYWHERE
THAT

NOVEMBER VALUES THAT
CANNOT BE MATCHED
ANYWHERE
1000 Yards SOC to $500
Ribbons at Csc Yard
Widths up to 7, 8 and inches,
fancy and plain rich, heavy qualities,
many pieces that formerly sold for
dollar here, choice now at yard 25c
$3.50 Corscts at $2.00
White and Pink Coutil Corsets and
elastic girdles, low, medium and gin
die bust, all sizes, here at.-....S $500
Regular $500
Corsets at $1.00
Of white and pink couti! and
French jeans, new shapes, all sizes,
regularly $500, here now at
each q m
Ladies All Wool Poiret Twill and
All Wool Tricotine Dresses at $1,000
They equal in every way some
dresses that we have seen from other
stores at $19.75; every one is abso-
luteIy all wool and all were received
from one of New York's best dress
makers last week, so the style is o.
H. Come Monday or Tuesday and
get your size, at $1,000
Oood Table Damask at sec Yd.
Fine highly mercerized Table Dam
ask, I'd inches wide and in a range
u beautiful patterns; regularly Use;
"ete at Yard .---...-..,.----.,,.- sec
Sea Island For Everybody
At 10 Yards for 9sc.
80 Inches wide and fine smooth
weave; enough to give everybody ten
yards Monday and Tuesday only,
Ten yards for ....................-...-...9 CSC
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Mr. and Mrs. ant LeMaster, Miss
Mildred LeMaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
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G1ir1ghan1s
at 15c, 19c, 25c
35c, SOC

You are cordially invited to inspectthis
department, as well as the other de
partments all Of which are full to over
flowing. 4 ,hs, 1E so
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Mrs. Edgar Shipp has recovered
from an attack of dengue fever.
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# today for Columbus where they
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Williams re-
turned by motor Friday to their home
in Macon, Miss, after a short visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Carr S.
Glover, on Taylor street,
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Miss Annie Ivey and Miss Mary
Walker are among those spending to-
day with friends in Columbus.
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Regular $500
CorSets at $1.00

Of white and pink coutil and
French jeans, new shapes, all sizes,
regularly $500, here now at
each ....... 81 IN
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Mr., and Mrs. 0. E. Montfort, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Everett and Miss
Geraldine Payne and Miss Marguerite
Everett motored to Columbus today.
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Miss Georgia Bena Dodson is i'm
proving after severe attack of den
que fever at her home on South Lee
street.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
NOTA DE DUELo

NucStro distinguido aniga. c ilustra-
do galeno doctor Il. Lopez SIcard0, nos
inform6 cl sabaslo que en- Puerto &c
Vega, Asturias, EspailG, ACADIA de fa-
llecer' ol que fu6 respectable 'anciano
seiior Manuel Fernandez Casadoiro, d
oumpli0 su jornada de'la vida los
81 aiios de edal En- Ia isla reside
ron algunos amos, ejerciendo ell conner
clio, sus hijcs don Baltasar Y don Ra-
miro que volYieron q Id peninsula no
hace mueho queda otro de sus hi
jos en- Fajardo.
FL extinto era generslmente esti-
mado en- Puerto de Vega, donde lie Vi
sit6 ell doctor Lopez Sicard0, en- su Ill
timo viaje Y su fallecimiento ha sido
allf muy sentido.
A los deudos tcdos del que dej0 Ia
vida marcando su FYso por ella con
iccuerdos de afecto v respeto, envia
Ell IMPARCIAL su mas sentida ex-
preston de condolencia.
.Paz eterna Zen el seno de Dios al
alma del Gnciano fallecidc.
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'ESPECTECULOS

Nanf Tvs HnnaFsNtl-- l,lifNalo, M
d ncncT a. - Rnafx~. eh 8 aria-
4,uf Moiiis Almg D ANA RcsaffA.
xlne At,aefs ssanacA. tsnatascsD -
llos cs3soaias 3 s o. 10 hisieiaoa se.
iics -Rchinuon clusor". aaomnNhadl
por una comcdia > una RcVista.
Cine impsrial. OSAniurocD.-ia sen.
sacionAlscinia ~ Salto MoTsAl", pol
Dick Talmadro. una RcyiE'n , un'
c5mioa.
Tcatra Beliogrzph. (CataboD.-Wl
liam Desmond cn Ia cinta "Cna ongis
Social" y el episode dc Ia gran Sc
rie por 81 celcbFe Eddie Polo. titula
da: "El Captain Kidd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
IA DEsPEDIDA DE AMALIA,
MOLINA

Durante cuatro noches la trabaja-
do con el teatr0 lleno la gran tonadi-
ilera Am;lia Molina. que ha tenido Ell
San Juan un 6Xito sin precedcntes, en-
ire las artistas de su gGnero que han
trabajadO aquf.
Ano>he, Ia function revisti6 cGracte-
res Gn apote6sis paM la gentnfsima
artista que deja entire nosotros I'm
gran recuerdo. Estren0 el s;badO V
rcpiti0 anoche, 'un belio cOuplet regio-
n&l, sietFa de Llorens Torres, y lmGsica
del' hiaestrq TEizql ;Sa Fnasy s! qeciimFas INA
rae nHieiip mbgieFte u If p9yFfttorg5iqpFeffPo p9yFftto9rg5qpFFff
1Amali0 Molina que ha ,aprendido q
Etoear Embellishments Il gufcliar0
como 'pndiefa hacerlO ell >propio Villa
verde, on $rs mas inspirados m0men-
tos, ha lieeh una ,sihbltita eafaetfi,
Azatti0n lie tin jibarito, bailarln, y don
juanGsc6 " jugator de ,gallos.,4,
f. Tn leilcantadbra' a1tistd Rd slogrado
Fecn' RI Interpretation dc .sStes 4qfpplssroS
| I'm Gxito lesonante, 6XitO que natural
monte ec.nparten los autores del cou-
| plett tusoaa -hTdUN 2AGIuM4Tl
Ell opdblieol que taytoldaieie "a ANA
flEa7 Molina, ne Sc sapyaba Ianoche de
aplaudir, de lacIa atstr "a slas hhtapilfsiSpa
Iaftis}a, .queI vivamente emocionada,
| prametio v6lver a Puerto Rico, en-
cuahto sus dctuales eorhpfdniisds Sc 10
j pel1nitah.. De aquf Sc lleva un sgran
recuerdo Amali;. Molina para Santo
Domingo. Sus adlniradores lie prepa-
ran una despedida cordial. que recuer-
de la deliciosa dirctte que no en- va
no ha prometidIo volver, que lie hemos
ccgido la pGlabra.
Ell bonlberO dc gudrdid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27

En- In mailana de aver midieron nuc
vamente sus fuerZaS en Ia Liga del
Moro, las VA c0nocidas novenas Ca
ribbean V MesOnora, reSultandO vcncc-
dora la primcra Ell un score de II "A
Il.
Durante los tres prmeros innings
el pitcher del Mes0nora consigue de
tener las furias de los -aseguradOs Y
no les 'permite: pisaf nj. una sola yez
Ia i$biifa, mientras sti nogeua entra vic
Eeriosa chico vecesEentrea los apIausos
del p1blieo, pero ell el cuarto inning
diQ- Gatell orden de avhliHaf, gGura4+
te .varios minutes no sd-seHtfa- htla cos
50, que el Sonidol seeo de his palos, ~
cdrretbres que saeaBan pitsaju de hos
me home, visitaiidd los pfAtbf6sc55
,SftfoSt de prilhera, segunda tertefaI
Convencidos de que Ia POLKA de segu-
ros que portaban los garantizaba de
cualquier acdidente. Fu6 tai el nG-
llltIO .Qe pttluS uG CdIlCtdH, uuC--Ni
pitcher g hipo una terrible o1e5b1osieh,
que puso 0nmohecidas y roncas las
cuerdas lde las pia1folas.3 Extra seAtenL
ces .C'osas muS-hien .snifermado al ca
jon comb siguiera la romerfa, por-
.lea8 ssgess. s..sas
que va las cuerdaS no vibraban, Sc de-
Icidiei.on levantar leyantaron el ga
=
llo en- ell septimo inning, ~euando 81
score hablaba de esta elocuente name
ra:
Total :
Caribbean 'oo-o2 a-11
Mcsonora 3o2O oo2-7
Line up del Caribbean: Diez dc An
dino, Manuel Y Juan, Amador, Ledes
ma (Babe RUTH, Garcia de la Noce-
da, NJ. Rivera, Cullen, Gatell, Rigual,
Llompart Y Font.
Line up del, ,Nesonora McMoun, Ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
cAclAs TAMRIEN

lpc In pr0grzssisfa ciudad. han escrito
a ~EL IMPARCgA.- soliciialllo ,iaios
y oondiciones par. que 80 pul,liquc
una edici6n grari4a dedicada aque-
la pollaci6n, en lhlos de los pr6ximOs
S:ibad :. Hay allf nos dicen, In mayof
,inimaci6n para que sean dinc,i ,itlas
mejoras piiblicos. edifici0s particnla-
res del nertiO Industries, que
expresan el conktante auge de Ia anti
qua Y cHlta ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
DONA CELESTINA DE vERGNE.
Gel Regionalista). J.

Con sumo placer anuncia "El Re
giopalista', en- sus columnas, la fran
;Ga.mejorfa de la distinguida DANA,
ornate de nuestra buena sociedad.
i Felicitamos calurosamente al que
rido DR.. Vergne, una yez mas victorio-
50 en- sus diarias luchas con la muer-
te esta vez su triunfo es mas emo
tixo por tratarse en- este case de la
gentil compaiiera de su dulce hogar.
4 Dentro de pocos dfas el sabio gale
no volyera a su consultorio, para asis-
tir con el cariiio eficiencia peculia-
res 1cn el DR.. vergne, pobres y ri
COS que anien soIfcitos en- busca dc
slud
Nuestra felicitacion mas enthusiastic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
A IN PIso P0R MES

Las obras para Ia termination del
esrldndido cdificio de los selcres Con
zdlez Padfn Y Co. Inc, no Sc. han in
terrumpido contindan actiyamente.
Calculan los ingenierQs seilores Rive
III Ferrcr Y Nones, que Sc echara dc
ahora en- adelante, I'm piss EN- eada
mes En- Ia azotea del edificio, que
lIeya siete plantss, Sc instalara una
'estaci6n de Radio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27

Examinese su syita don .el Optico A
Pscheco en- Ia Joyeria Dinet & Pache-
60, ounce amos de praktica y constan'
te exito en- 81 profesi9h.
EXAMENEs dc ialVIsTA, GRATIS
Joysiia DINET 3 PACHEco-
Plaza RaIdoIIoty, sanl Juan. p B. Cd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
.os NuEHHs::: DE-: &:
YANNINA.

" 4 1 o
= FL Hon, Juez de Ia Corte de Bistrfs
de San juan, secci0r4 2agN gNcdo. g.
Rodriguez serra, hh slesisnaio ES-
nuevos ADMINISTRATORS sfe Ia Cen.
al vannina a los sefiores Manuel he
4 Canine ysFrancisco Larrasal, ele-
kentos muy honoeidqS y, estimados ,fFp
lfo Piedras, en- donde residen desde
ACE algunoS amos.
! FL senior Canine esH 81 q Collector ollee de-
Rentas de Rfo Piedtrssss Piedtrassss pora r9SS rat99S AZ
70 amos, tiene grandes eopocimli Il miePl5 Il #
os en- la agriculture, y el senior La
rasal, posee .ltambien gran ,experien,
eia en- asunetos agrfcolas.. y gmds po.
|Eeen propiedades en- aqialla .eCmarca.
Han constituido las eefrespopdientes
-fianzas senaladas por n. Corte,'y CON
fan en- que la pr6xima zafFa Sc des-
arrolle en- las mas favorables condi-
clones -venciendo los obstaculos Y di-
ficultades conque tiltimamente ha te-
Iido que luchar la expresada corpora
cfon.
i Sc informa tambi6n que los seilores
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. del alto comer-
cio banqueros de esta plaza, facili-
taran ueafmportaiite suma para el
desarroiiosd de la zafta y refacci6n con-
siguieate. La gdticia dc Ia designa-
ci5n de los expresados administTado-
res ha causado la mas favorahle i'm
preston entire los elementos interesa-
dos en- la yannina y Sc juzga perfec-
tamepte acertada.
b Les deseamos ell mejor exito.
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Ell DOCTOR SAA Y ST. DEBUT EN-
III uAlTEDJNtu

EEL DOCTOR SAA Y SU DEBUT EN-
Ell "AAIERICA"
!, p FL poxihno !lgeves Sc presenta en- eI
.Teatro America, con I'm programa que
ha dc. llamar poderoscmente la aten-
.cion poi su novedad y por la habili-
dad sIprema en- ell desempe1o,, el. IA
moso professor Saa de Waldemar, que
.ejeGuta con iguGl maestrfa trabajos de
magia, de hipnotismo, todo un espec
taculo de misterio que ha de consti-
tufr una gran, attraction EN- el ample
steatro de la Marina.
El doctor SaG de Waldemar darA
6nicamente cuatro funciones en- el
America. porque tiene otros contratos
que cumplir fuera de San Juan.
El solo anuncio &c este debut que
promote ser sensational, constituYe
una nota de inter6s en- nuestro nun
do teatrGl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
[NtLHIp0DQOrO

Las meicras introducidas las que
hay en nroyecto.-I.a suspension de
Hin y Ia siiba propiRada a DE. ..on.
Maria Luisa derriba = espaldas
medic mundo.-- Gailarina da un
,dbideado en- segunda, que es una
bondici1n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
Ef MAIifScAE FoCna

Gree que Ell caro- Dodge 3,fue el que
presto lnejor servicio al ej6rcito ALA
do en- Francia. Fin vista hecha re-
cientemente la gran fabrica Dodge.
Ell Detroit, asi 10 ha expresado ell gran
Ceudillo de los Ejercitos Aliados.
Andrea, Aguilar Co.,
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27

brera, Qui1oncs. Guzman, CdlderLl,
Alvarez, MeSorana. I.loreda CrosaS.
No hay duda aIgma de que el Me
sonora es una noyena fucrte: perO ne
ccSita reforz1rSe para ponerSe en- CON
dici0ncS de cntrar en- lucha con la no.
yena aSegurada. En- este jucgo el pit
cher del Caribbean di0 cn el primer
inning dicz SeiS b0las mas grandcs
que. diez y seis ballos de pan frances,
10 que les pcrmiti6 al McSonora an0-
tsl'se tres rafreihs sin gran esfhei'zo.
micntras que las carreras que Sc ano-
'thlah tiPY del -teamI 'caribbean; ,fueron
Gha1os. .I,)Ph1.}I III "A,
,q Hulhgq} g iqsadas wluy 4uenas 3ll de parte
,qfaq qalnP36. naBfnaS }, tamlitn palos
puy opertW0s9jgue sprodujeron mas
itr unaJ cat1leraG3 rasultando 81 juego
mucho mas interesante V refiido de
10 due esperdbamos. aE
efA'AttfA . iftit4ia1 pfdctica recomcn-
.damos a los jligadoTesl de ambast nos
snEtaa ol,IoSu l4ieheH. ctod6s dalEu sufi-
tqiehte5 lJnI$i IegaF Ial GsorEestrellas del
departest1 tGtoI 1opuaL --- aga dIMc
:, Manuel el LENERO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
ERUTAS JAP0NESAS
En- preciosas caiitas Tipicas
De venta en-
! Ell RUBI"
EN- PLENA CoNvALEcENCIA

EN- PLENA CONVALECENClA
Lo esta Ia distinguish. seiiora Mon
sta Bas de Chabert, que ha tenido
una cuidadosa atenci6n en- Ia "Clfni-
ca Miramar', por los doctores del To
ro-Cuevas Luis de la Vega y CRU
jGno meuafr~ senior Feijo6s
Sc encuentra va en- en- su residen-
cia de la Avenida Taft, con sus respe-
tables padres los distinguidos esposos
Bas- -ZGyas V su csposo don Adalberto
lie acompaiGron en- su salida los
distinguidos esposcs Match.
La familia de la DANA enferma, con
ella Sc muestran muy complacidos del
trato y stencioncs rec'bidas en- Ia Gil
Mica a cuyo excclente seryicio hacen
la mas expresiva justicia. Celebramos
mucho ell restablecimiento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
PINTURAS PARA eCENTRALES"
Solicite en- Gel AGUILA"
Marca ROGERS"
Higuera Perell0 & Co.
Allen 81. Ordohez Bldg.
EscALAMIENTo.

FL jueves de la semana pasada--nos
informan-fue escalada la tienda de
la Colonia Santa Rita, perteneciente a
la Guanica Central.
Los cacos Sc llevaron gran cantidad
de mercancfas de dicha tienda. La po-
licfa ,pr9cedi0fa investigar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO.
Dcpartament0 del Interior.
OFICIlJA DEL COMISIONADO.

5 Enala tarde de aver, a las 2 P. M.
Sc llev6 efecto eh la Oficina del Co.
misionado del Interior, la subasta pa
Ia la construction de una seccion de
5.5 Kilometres de la carretera No. 8
Lares-Adjuntas, trozo empalme Ca
rreteEa No. a, Rio Guayo, cuyo pre-
supuesto de oficina asciende la SUI
ma de S56,671.55, habiendo concurrido
los siguicntcs postores:
Sr. JESUS Benitez, San Juan, $50,O37.30
Ricardo, Skerrett, Maya
giez, 52,79S.1O
Ramon Acevedo G., San
Juan; 54,793.10I
Tomas Sifonte, Arecibo, 53,924.79.
Adriano Gonzalez, Are
cibo, 54,5S4.40
Enrique Amadeo, San
Juan, 53,399. .48.
Juan Cedron, Aguadilla, 59,267.10g
La Jpnta de Subastas hara en- bre7.,
We la recommendation al Comisionado
para Ia adjudication de esta Subasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-27

Sc ALQUILAN: En- casa de familia
respectable, dos habitaciones muy ven
Ftiladas para ofcinas para hombres
solos. sitio centrico. Cruz 25 taltos)
esquina Luna. ma
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Function sin Anuncios

: Una vista nuestra fabrica no K
euesta NADIA. Esta jnstalada con los
adeIantos mas modernos. Yea. nues.
ira existencia de driles de lilo. Mo-
iarhOs los drlles antes de fabricar.
vendemos mas barato que los demas
Puedc Ordenar su traie 2 Ia medida.
I'd. serd nuestro cliente como otros
muchos.
BeascOechea HnOs,
81 Co., S. en- G.
FRENTE A Ia FARMACIA
BnANCo.
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ty Lea "EI Impartial"
DE REGRESO

E Dr. Esteban a. de Goenaga aysa su clientela y al
pdblicp que ha regresado de excursion cientca por
los Estados Undos esta de nuevo al ente de 81 gabi
nete dental en- u plaza Badorioty esquna San Jose
a las Eoras tlc cosfulnbre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
Productive Prospects
Are Much Improved
CRY HENRY CIEWS.l

Special Dispatch to the lntelltgencer.
New York, April 9.-Thc pronounced
the past week has conferred around the
leading industrial shares in which pro
ductivo prospects are now showing
marked Improvement. II Is not strange
In orders and larger activity At mills
should have an important reflex effect
npon quotations. This has been Very
In the steel. motor. oil and
other groups. In steel. mill production
il now said 10 he fully up tn 70 per cent
Of ca pacity. while in the motor Industry
orders are such as I" insure normal
operation. Studebaker's first quarter
shows this return TO prosperity, and
others are encouraging IN varying de.
past rua.ors OF prospective cuts in prices
and has discounted reports concerning
untavorable earnings statements SAID
sth, 70 be forthcoming. Physical vol
tloaably Tar above what II was at th!s
time last year. even though IN some ~
dustrieS tho increase has bean lass
marked than the others.
Position OF Market
Tho great activity which has prevail
Cd IN the market during the past week.
ni.d the sharp advances which have oC-
Cured have from time 10 time en"our-
aged more or lcSs prufH taking. Never
thcieys proTnpi recovery from temper
AIRY reactions has shown the inherent
soundncss 81 the market position and
the fact that buyers are In excess OF
The numb, ~ uC sellers Under ordinary
the marke: might rea-
SOnably count on fu!r-s.zcd setback.
and would. In the Ions run, he none the
worse for It, Considering. however, that
money supplies are 80 plentiful and that
nine people out OF ten who own stocks
prefer to hold them. the chances AGAINST
moro than temporary reactions are
slight. as tho Interest OF the outside
Dulli,, las now been awakened IL such
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
ARMAMENT LIMITATION
INDUSTRIAL ADVANTAGE

Tho Immense advantage to Industry
Of the Investment Of capital released by
tho limitation of ornaments Is pointed
ont by Treas Brown Snyder, of the
panrr nous, al W. {. Hamilton & Sons.
Niuuon, Pa, IN an article In the FORTH
coming Issue of the official organ OF the
National Association OF Credit Men.
1T !s evident" says the writer. who
was for many wears banker. that $50
200, 900 invested In hattleship gives
employment to fewer mon per thousand
dollars Of investment than n similar IN
ycstncut for almost any other purpose.
Moreover, the money does not produce
one single dollar OF new capita, but IN
stead II consumes capital for It's opera
ton and upkcep without any nope or re-
turn.
Contrast this with the possibilities OF
$50, 600. 900 invested in productive enter
prise:
to the hest modern practice standard
cuaCe double track railroad over zoo
miles in length.
II would build and equip pula rnd
naper mill equal in capacity n any
group Of fine paper mills under one
ownership In the United States.
II would build and equip pulp and
per cent OF the stock or the American
WOODEN Co. the largest manufacturer
OF wcolens and worsteds IN the world.
with so mills IN the United States.
All the common stock OF the BALDWIN
Locomotive Works would cost but little
more than $4,000, 900
Control OF the Bethlehem Steel Co
could be bought for one-h half the cost
OF such a ba ttleship.