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FINANCIAL N0TEA

The Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company since the beginning
of It's year, April I. has received booking
~ the rate OF about $40 900 900 a month
During the first three months bookings
were approximately S26. 600 600 At
present the company Is turning out goods
close To the monthly booking rate
Order for s5c locomotives Just placed
with American Locomotive Co. by New
York Central. brings total locomotives
recently ordered from American Locomo-
25 Mikado type. Weighing l7s tons. and
s PAcihc type. weighing loi tons. for
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western and 25
Mikado type. weighing is7 tons. for IL
hnois Central.
SALES Of commercial paper in this dis
trict" saws the Philadelphia Federal Re
serve Bank. during July have not been
large. and reports OF the dealings differ
considerably. Brokers who handle the
paper OF the large nationally knosn Arms
aud corporations have been able 10 dispose
of fair amount OF the large banks at 4
Der cent But the country and smaller
city institutions. which are usually buyers
of paper bearing higher ates OF interest
have purchased only in a very small way.
Eight hundred and forty-sevcn thousand
new members were enrolled by building
and loan associations last year according
. figures ma lie public by the national
onicers OF the associations Tho increa 81
btiuss the total membership to $500. =
ON, With total resources OF ~ 500.
-sia2i As a result of the Campaign
Sor better bu siness ethics being conducted
uy NOTARY Clubs. over lnl trade or.
0uixstions are drafting codes OF ethic,
for the guidance OF their members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
HIGH PRICES MAY
FOLLOW STRIKE
tan Right. strictly Re.cr ycd,
BY Roger w. Babson

downward for some years 10 come.
Some Of the basic commodities are
already showing an upward tendency.
Sugar, for example, which has been
such IA drug on the market during tho
past two years. has already begun to
strengthen. and people are well Juetl-
Ned In again buying sugar by the bar
| rel. Linsced oil Ia f,rmer. Tho demand
has greatly improved and the outlpok'
II very much brighter. ] predict FUR
thcr advances for 1lnseed and should
not be surprised 10 see raw linsecd
| oil sell for one dollar or over. This Ia
| the general rcsult of tho large amount
of building now In progress and the
consequent demand for paint. Cotton
Is still strengthening. Tho recent cs-
| innate published shows that the 1922
crop will scarcely be sufficient for the
worlds needs. Still higher prices for
cotton may be expected. Steel prices
are Arm with rising cost OF production
| snd fair increase In demand. Both
coal and coke prices are strong. Pig
iron In I'm fair demand and strong Zinc
is more active while prices are low
| they are firm. The same applies to
/
| the laet metal 10 feel the effects of
price movements and copper Ia sure 10
sell higher during this coming year
following the strike settemsnts. The
basic commodities which now lool,
weak in the market are lead, rubber
and probably petroleum. Petroleum IL
| I'm very interesting position. The
market Is controlled and there never
was n time. even during the palmiesi
STANDARD Oil days, when the oil price
situation was so under the absolute
control OF few men. On the other
hand. there is tremendous amount Of
oil In storage and statistically the oil
| situation la weak. Although | cannot
get anyone to agree with me. | believe
that oil is at any time liable TO break
In price.
What will thia mean To the stock
market? It looks to me as If ths would
he benefit. especially tn the indus.
triae. The clean up of the strike eittn
ton should help the whole market
However, any stocks purchased now
should be selected with great dlscrlm-
lnation, only after careful study ant
consultation. Statistics, however. clear
,ly Indicate that we are etill In n bul
market and the break of the past few
weeks was only "A natural action In
general upward movement which vii
not culminate for some months yet"
, General husneee as reflected In tn
Babsonchart stands at 20 below nor
NAL, an Improvement Of 2'e since las
week. This weeks figure marks tn
| highest point since January 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Dy Associated Press TO Every Evening.

Philadelphia. July wheat-No.
hcky. 11ots@iIsh.
Corn-No. :. for export. 7bM16:
do. No. 2, 75GT6 do. No. 4, 1904:
car lots for local trade. No 3.
yellow. so1sl: Nc. ,. yellow. 79@So.
Oats-No. 2. white. 47@t7i5; No. 3.
sedt6ia.
Butter--Western creamery extra,
So: nearby prints. fancy. 42@a5.
Egg.-Neerby extra. firsts. 81; DO,
rrsts. "a: western extra, firsts, rs: do
rrsts. %; fancy selected. packed, $40
81.
Chccse--New York whole milk fancy
fats. ie,an2ois; fair to good. 1s6le:
longhorn. so62ois; single daisies. 1914
&2ois.
Live poultry-Fowls, not leghorns,
22d27 do. leghorns. 2od9a; spring
chickens not leshorns. 25d35: do
leEhorns. ?oG25; old roo,tcrs. leal7:
ducks. whit. Pekin. 1920; do. mixed
colors. l4ai1.
Dressed poultry-Fowls fresh killed.
choice to fancy. 2a63o; do. small
si,cs. 22a2s: broiling chickens. near
by, a7Mai: do. western. 35G36
r. o-ters. western. 10; do. southern. IL
ais: sprinw ducks. nearby. l5d25.
rotatoes-No. !, per barrel. 1900
100: No. 2. do. 7sai.ab Jersey. No. /
$500 per basket: No. 2. 1oG2e.
Flour.--Soft winter strsieht. west
ern. e.oode2s: do. nearby. s25@5.so
winter. straight. 6.s6@7 100; do. short
patent. 7oo@7.so; epring. f,rst clear
ssoas76; do. patent. 7.7SGs.oo: do
short patent. s.2sasso; fancy sprins
and city mills. patent family brand
s7s6sso.
Hay.-Timothy No. l. 23ooG2< 90
DO. No. 2. 2i.ooa22 90; do. No. 3. 1856
&isSo; sample. l3so4is.b0; no
grade. li.6o4i35 so; clover mixed hay
lisht mixed. ls.5o@2o.5o: No. l. mixed
l75oQls.5o.
Pran.-Soft winter. in 100 pound
saeks. 25.SoGss,so; DO. spring. 245oa
1850
Taliow-Prime city. lose. 5is; do
epccisl. loose. eis prime country. ~
edible. In tiercee, ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
Telephone 200 For Classified Ads
The Man win Tho LARGEST Head.

Arthur II. sbrnguc. IA years old
known ss the man with the largest
head In California. died at Redding.
June 16. At tho ago Of 60 his heah
began To grow. a few years ago u
large hat manufacturing concern
made a special IA -size block for him
the largest block the firm had ever
made. For the last few years, now"
ever. Sprague had been unable to get
n hat big enough for him. The growth
Of his head. physicians said, was
probably due to an abnormal nccretion
Of tho bones--San Francisco Chron-
lcle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
onqSssed niSs ntSHrrHss tSr Hs'cs Pgn ee'f5ssYe' psY ,


LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words 10 tho line
Count Initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than 3Oc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than &c.
Charge. Prepaid
Consecutive Days IL cents 10 cents
o Consecutive Days cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REPUBIJCATTON FOR ERRORS
Repubicat tion VIII be made for errors
not the fault Of the advertiser if advcrtis-
or will report the error within - hours
after FIRST publications OF advertisement
CLASSIFfCATIDNs NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHDNED ADS
Classified advertisements that arc teie-
phoned 20 Every Evening viii he accepted
at the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as full payment n offered a. the business
Office within six days after any such ad
is hrst printed In the paper Otherwise
the cost az the charge rates quoted above
will ba collected
All classified advertising received by
Every Evening up 10 u O'Clock a. m. day
of publicati tion viii be placed under the
proper ella assiflca tons on tho Classified
Page Advertising received after u
O'Clock viii he grouped together under
the heading FOO Late 10 Classify" and
will bt fou I'd on page 6
1s Jphone Your want Ads.
PUONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
ASK for Want Nd Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
RAIL SHARES STRONG
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Oils. Tobaccos. Chemicals and
Rubbsvs In Advance; Motors
In Reaction.

Dy Associated Ffses to Every Evening.
New York. July .s.--Mixcd condi-
tiona ruled In today's stock market.
Opening priccs were mainly higher.
under the impetus Of renewed de-
mand for rails and eomc OF the favor
ite industriais. where gains ran from
I to 2h points.
Oils. especially Mexican Petroleum
also werc strong. with tho resumption
of the recent buying OF high class
equipments.
Tbb~ccos, chemicals and rubbcrs
moved to higher ground. Motors were
tho uncertain features. Studebaker re-
acting sharply from its early rise OF
almost points. Atlantic Gulf also
showed r~currcnt selling pressure.
Tho closing was firm. Snlcs approx
imatcd 900. 900 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Colorado Fuel and Iron CSnrauy. quar-
. rly of ? per cent on preferred. payable
.ngust 25
Harmony Mills. quarterly OF Il. per
c.n, on preferred. JaNable August /
Ho oiston OH Conn any. semi annual OF
3 = cent on preferred. pa, able July IS
Am iai o9 4 Der cent lava ,le ociobeT p
sail Union OIL Corpo alton. quarterly
q u per cent on Q per cent cumulative
y 'rferred OF series A. Javsble August is.
.aiy, quarterly OF ia, per cent on pre-
z red. quarterly OF per c mt on com
m IN AMI extra OF 2 per cent on common.
iaysbie August rs
OF y, per cent on pr. fired. payable Sep
tember Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
BABY IN THE HOUSE.

The House Of Commons is very par
ticular as TO those who may enter its
portals. but In the Strangers Gallery,
at any rate, the rules are not very
strict. one q the most observed
spectators in that gallery yesterday
Was n baby OF is months or 40, which
sat on the Zap OF Its mother. The
speeches did not attract the young
citizen very much. but Il was quite
affable and friendly toward the other
stranger who sat near IL during ques-
tion time.--I,ondon Morning Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by laird 4 Co.. Sc.
<urify Brokers, du Pont Building,
Miss Belts Leaves University.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. July 29-Miss Natalie ID.
Belts has resigned her position as
head dietician at the University of
Delaware 10 accept a position as cafe
terra manager and instructor at the
Lakewood High School. Lakewood.
Ohio. Miss Belts had been at the
University Of Delaware for two years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
Day Hold for Federal Court.

At II hearing before u. Il. Commits
isioner John Pearce Cam yesterday
afternoon William Day. Jr.. OF I1nst
Fourth street. was held for trial Mt
the next term OF the Federal Court on
a charge OF selling liquor. lie was mr.
rested by prohibition enforcement
agents on June 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
Cooper on State Hospital Board.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Dover, July Ex-Governor Denney
today announced the appointment of
Ezekiel Cooper of Wilmington, Ss
a member OF the Board of Trustees of
the State Hospital at Farnhurst, sue
ceeding Charles kurtz. resigned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. July 29.-Thc actual con-
diticns Of the clearing house banks
and trust companies for tho weel,
shows that they hold 3s.e23. 500 In ex-
cess Of legal requirements. This Is a
decrease OF s&.26T.220 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
AUTOMOBILES
wsntsd-AutomoblIes

WANTED
We desire % purchase one hundred
used cars and will pay the highest
cash prices. Bring your car hero
aud 20 homo with the money.
KEEL MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH n TATNALL SITS.
Phone G4O0. Open Evenings.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION


TO holders Of Victory Notes and others
concerned
Notice Is hereby given as follows:
Call for partial redemption Of dsi per
cent Victory Notes All al per cent Vic
tory Notes, otherwise known as United
states Of America Gold Notes Of 1922
ip22, which bear tho distinguishing letters
A. ", &. -. " or y. preflsed to their serial
numbers. having been designated for tho
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury, arc
called for redemption on December rs
1922, pursuant to the provision for re-
demptiun contained in tho notes and in
Treasury Department circular Number
I3s, dated April y. 1919. under which
tho notes were originally issued Interes,
on all the a.. per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on said
redemption date. December lh. 1922
Victory Notes of tho a.. per cent snrles
bearing the distinguishing letters g.. "
!. j. " or ". preiixed Co their serial mum
brrs are not In any manner Affected hy
this call for redemption. and will herom,
due and payable as TO principal on May
~. 1929, according to their terms
Detailed Information as 10 the pros
cntation and surrender of a. per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call Is given In Treasury Department
Circular Number 900. dated July 20
io22. copies of which may be obtained
from tho Treasury Department. Division
Of Loans aud Currency, Washington, ID
c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank
A w. MELLON.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
July 20. 1922.
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Have your classified ad where 50.-
ooo readers see It daily. Call 1900
ask for ad tAker.-Adv,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
|WILSONLINE
Pbilade|phis. Penn 3 Grove Chester

Schedule In Eject Saturday, June "a. 1000
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street Wharf
7aO. 900, 1000. all 90 n. m, Ii2 oo
noon. 'i,30. 1900. .4.15. 900, ~ on yy
1890. aoQQ 1896. y. m.
Leave PhIludclphia $50. 900, $40. 40
AL % n. M, VIZ 90 noon. Il 80, "a 0pJ
= 10. 800. 500. abb 40. $40. 20. 30 y. m.
Runs on Sundays and holiday. only
Runs on weekdays only.
To Pcpn's Grove only
WILMINGTON PENN's GROVE
Leave Wilmington ao.so. o45. 300.
y.ou' 1000. 90 a. m. I2.O0 noon. / 90,
2u, 5.OO. 400, b5. 80, 600, 700, M 90
wv hlO.W, li.00. ai2.0O D. m. aud
Leave Penn's Grove 600. n7oo. 800.
2;m, 300. .15, 800. cGib. 700. 500.
s"m' 1000. al1.00, 1900 r. m, ai2. .ao
hs,Itaa, h.n. on, on Saturdays Sundays and
h5W y. m. on Sundays and holidays.
| ,caoO and 600 y. m. on Sundays and
RItERvIEw BEACH SERVICE
| In Eject Saturday. July /.
Eeave Wilmington p.I5, Il.Ib A. m.
Lao. as 80. AZ. so. 40. rs and '7.45 D. m
Leave Rvcrvicw Beach IOIb a m
sni ~ noon. 'a23o. atIO, $40. AZ Of
ana 10.30 y. m.
Run, on Thursdays and Saturday,
Run. on Sundays and Holidays only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS
1900 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co.. Sc
curity Brokers, du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..

/ by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
| Philadelphia, July 29-Stocks CLOSED
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N0tas de sport
Continuation de la 5a. pag.)

En- La Ultima entrada estapa ell 1ue-
go z a 6 favor de las Estrellas
Puerto Rico entonces va por su Ultima
cspersriza, desarrollandose los aconteci-
mientos de la manera siguiente:. Rogue,
fly al center v es out. juicy roletea po1
eI Short Stop y sale safe en- primera;
Sc roba la segunda. Beitia, fly al GEN.
ter field, este mofa, Y toma Beitia la
pr1mera. juicy permanece en- segun-
da. Siqui. fly al right field, salem CO,
rr1endo King que juega segunda y eI
Right Field para coger el fly, chocan y
Sc cae la pelota Siqui toma la prime
ra, juicy pasa tercera Beitia Sc
gunda. Gran expectation. Tres hon.
bres en- bases, un solo out, ninguna caa
rrera, Ponce encima por una, Thomp-
son al bate. Thompson hitea por Sc,
gunda y entra juicy al hogar empatan-
do ell juego, asi como tambi6n Beitia
quien da la carrera del triunfo los
Boricuas.
Como comentario podemos decir lc
sfguiente:
Ell right fielder, Ell center fielder >
la segunda lie botaron ell juego al Pom.
ce Stars en- esta Ultima entrada, al
cometer 'errores imperdonables, mofar
do dos palomas cogibles.
Ell pitcher Cobas de Ponce estuvc
ajustado y a no ser por los errores gus
lie hizo ell campo en- este illtimo in
ming, hubiera ganado su juego.
El Chief Umpire Henry en- la hors
que mas rectitud y ecuanimidad debit
tener, en- Ell 11timo inning que cual
quier decision era decisiva, dejo mu
cho que desear. Hay que tener mas
ecuanimidad, amigo Henry.
Ell Score del juego fue Ell siguiente
PONCE 3O0112000-7
PUERTO RICO 0o3O2o102- 6
DON LUISTTo.
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Que COnstituye Ia Economic?

''Tiro Seguro a las 1ombrices", Ell
vermffugo del DR.. H. F. Peery, que es
10 que su nombre implica, no es un
remedio barato 81 Sc torna en-
cuenta Ell costo de un solo fras-
co en- comparaci6n con otros ver-
mifugos comunes. Sin embargo, es
el mas econ6mico que Sc concce por
cuanto una botellita hara 10 cue tai
yez necesitaria yarias de otras nedici-
mas. sus efectos SON completes yatermi-
nantes. No es necesario repetir la dosis,
puesto que con una sola dosis las lom-
brices y la solitaria son arrojadas del
sistema juntamente con sus huevos y
nidos. Advt. CD
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FL sRialto Z presenta Ia
Ultima novedad, segd1l
cOstulrbre

No era bastante para Ell Rialto'
ofrecernos una ssmana de festas de
extraordinkrio interes. con los mas
hermosos fotodramas que han sido re-
cibidos en- san Juan, interpretados por
los artistas mas famosos del mundo;
no eran suicienIes las magnifcas re-
tretas con que ha amenizado las no.
ches de function. Y los preciosos fue-
gos artifciales, nj las bengalas, nj los
numerosos atractivos con que celebr6
su aniversario, cubri6ndose de gloria,
segln costumbre en- el.
Como 81 fuera POGO 10 realizado en-
favor del plblico, una nueva victoria
acaba ole echar las campanas al vuelo,
pregorIsras de los triunfos, que Sc rea-
nudan sin cesar, de los sefiores sBru-
no vazQuez'', quienes dteben sentir-
Sc muy orgullosos.
Pepito Figueroa, Ell gran violinista
portorriquefio que ACADIA de ser coro-
nado.de flores sn Cuba, Mejico y Ame-
RIGA central, ovacionado por Hnuche-
dunlhres transportadas por ell arco del
exinio violinista a la regiolS de 10 su-
b,ime, hara su presentation ten Ell
Rialto" Ell sabado por la noche. Ell
prodigioso ni1o portorriuueno, discipu-
10 del celebre Mr.. Enn. quien pre-
gona a los cuatro vientos del Arte que
Pepito no tiene va NADIA que aprender
del sabio professor, ha escogido el
sRia,to'' para presentarse por prime
ra vez al publico despues de su manIt-
flea apoteosis, y a nadie sorprendera
que Pepito eliza al 'sRialto' como
temple de sus consagraciones artisti-
cas- en- 10 future. FL sabado pr6ximo,
dia del gran debut, Sc llenara el
"Rialto'' de immense gentio, ansioso
de oir al niio prodigioso, en- las dos
tandas por la noche. Ell que es proba-
BILE director de la selectisima orques-
ia del tRialto", merece, hoy mas que
nslnca, las ovaciones de su pueblo, al
que supo honrar en- su reciente PEREZ
grinaci6n artistica.
Y como 81 no fueran bastantes vic
torias aLn, ell s1 domingo estlsnara el
'sRialto" la primera production extra
or0inaria portorriquehg 'filmada en-
los "Estudios',', cada vez mas admi-
rabies, de Hato Rey. ' representados
por los ssnores 'sCo,l y co..
Ell esa hermosa production, titulada
LA MUJER sue Sc ENeANo A ST
MISMA" Sc destacan maravillosa-
nente la popular estrella May Allison,
el notable Robert Ellis = los conoci-
dos artistas Rafael ARGOS, s'La Gio-
conda' y E. Schettini.
Los tenpresSrios del .Rialto'' me-
recen fervorosas feiicitaciones por la
devotion ell inter6s que consagran,
die por ola, q ofrecer los espectaculos
mas sslectos \ las 'rtimas novedades,
siempre acogidos con elitusiasmo por
el pdblico de San Juan.
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sUICIDIo DE UN LABoRIOs
JOVEN
ESTE EMULo DE WERTHER PoNE
FIN A sSUS DIAS A CAUsA DE
CIERTOS AMOREs

Ell dia diez y siete, como a las sie-
te de la noche, Sc suicide Ell joven Jo-
Sc Burgos, de esta poblaci6n, de 20
afios de edad.
He aqui 'el origen de la tragedia:
Este joven llevaba ciertas relaciones
amorosas con una seforita uamada Ma
ria Berries, la cual viva, como Bur
gos. en- ell misno barrio de s.vieqtes =
Una mafana el joven, en- compafiia
de varios amigos suyos, sali6 en- jira
para Guayama, regresando las ocho
de la noche. Embellishments fu6 a
visitar a su novia, pero notando en-
ella cierta indiferencia, un deseo de
,dar por terminates las relaciones. Bur
gos Sc retir6 como a dos metros de
distancia de la casa sac6 su revolver
v Sc dispar6 un tiro por Ell pecho. mu-
riendo ten ell acto.
Embellishments Sc persona en- ell lu
gar del suceso Ell active juez munich
pal, quien practice la correspondents
investigation orden6 el levantamien
to del cadaver.
al dia siguiente Sc llev6 efecto Ell
entierro, ell cual result6 muy concurri-
do, pues Ell joven Berries ERA un jo-
ven muy querido en- la poblaci6n.
Enviamos nuestro mas sentido pesa
me los deudos.
FL CoRREsPoNsAL.
Cayey. y geeV
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LA TRIPULAcIoN DEL "sAM-
PAIo CoRREIA'' PARTIcTPARA De
EyCITANTEs AvENTURAS
(Continuaci6n de la Sra pag.l :


e. energico facultativo principle
su carrera como 'explorador, en- Ell afio
de 1880, dedicandose en- un principle
a buscar ejemplares botanicos dro-
gas sudamericanas. En- mil novecientos
seis explor6 'sl orinoco ~ despues hizo
tres viajes las selvas.. mejicanas y
tres al Rio Amazonas. .lsgg
Actualmente Sc ocupaa.en pHeparar
un inventario G'e sus, descubrimientos
a que dara lecture en4la- convention
que la Association Farmsceutica Anne
ricana celebrara en- Cleveland del Gator
ts al diez y ocho del corriente.
Mr.. Gordon McCreagh, un miembro
de su Ultima expedition a quien en-
venenaron los indios por haber tornado
fotografias suyas encu6ntrase actualmen
ts de regreso a los Estados Unidos,
procedente de Manaos, donde estuvo
algdn tempo. curAndose, en- un hospi-
tai. N
-Pero esta expedition NADIA tfsne que
temer los indios-dijo ell doctor Rus
by. Tan pronto como vean Ell ,hidro-
avion en- Ell aire y oigan Ell ruido de
sus motores, correran despavoridos a
esconderse entire las malezas de la sci
va. &enae
Ell "Sampaio CorTeias, esta casi lis
to para la magma travesfa. Una vez
que Sc haya probado enyRockaway, Sc
ra exhibido al pdblico al pie del lado
oeste do In Gala ochenta " seis.
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Adn no Sc han dado....
(Continuaci6n de la la. pag.)

que Ell dSr. siaca ssupa el deticado
Euesto de Secretario Executive
LA ACTUACIoN DE LOS BANCos
x LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO.
La association de los Balscos de Pom
ce y la de esta capital, Sc reunieron
aver, acordaron nombrar un comite
que Sc entl'avistase con ell Gobernador
para respaldar, ante el, al ST.. Bene-
dicto. W .
FL Gobernador no pudo recibir aver
dicho comite y aplaz6 La entrevista
para hoy a las disz de la manana.
Como saberY nuestros lectores, Ell Sr.
Benedicto, en- su car&cter de Tesorero,
salvo la dificiI situaci6n de Los Ban
cos de la dsla, depositando en- ellos
dos millones de dolares que retro con
ese prop6sito de los lbancos de los Es-
tados Unidps. Gracias esta actuaci6n
del Sr. Benedicto, no hubo que lamen-
tar una grave crisis bancaria en- Pto.
Rico.
Infnidad de miembros de la CANA
ra de Comercio estan hacienda diligen
cias para conseguir que Sc reuna dicho
ORGANISING apruebe una Resolution
respaldando al Sr. Benedicto.
lOTRAs DESTITUCIONES?
Aver. Sc hablo con insistencia de que
.el Fiscal Gomez, de Humacao, y Ell su-
perinteniente &c E,ecciOnes. Mr..
Keith, serfan destituidos de sus car
gos respectivos. s5
Este runor no pudo ser ioficialmente
confrmado en- la tarde de aver.
UN CABLEGRAlTAs A.
WASHINGTON M
Dando cuenta de la situaci6n y de
Los iltirros prop6sitos del Gobernador,
Sc nos inform6 al1ochs que Ell sr. Bar
cello habia enviado un cablegrama a
C6rdova Davila, de que otros des-
pachos habfan sido trasmitidos a las
aitas autoridades de Washington.