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The New York herald., 1922-09-30
RAIL NET REFLECTS
STRIKES INROADS
August Total for Carriers Ex-
pected to Be Only Half
That Last Year.

That the aggregate net operating in,
come OF Class l railroads for August
will show approximately half the total
for the same month of 1891 Is the gen.
eral opinion of railroad experts, whose
belief is based on preliminary returns
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Regarding the outlook for September
there appears to be difference OF
opinion. some holding that because Of
the heavier traffic due to the resump-
tion of coal mining the returns will
reflect a gain over last year. while
others point out that expenses incident
to breaking the shop strike may not all
have been figured in the August re-
ports.
Roads whose chief items Of revenue
are derived from the handling Of
bituminous coal were enabled to better
their final position for August while
tho Nso-called hard coal roads did not
begin loading until early this month.
The general rule in the reports which
are being made public embraces a de-
cline in gross operating revenues with
an increase in expenditures. leaving a
net income which in some cases has
been turned into q deficit for the first
time in many months.
The following table gives comparative
figures for August. this year and last,
with figures for the eight months ended
August 81, 1922 and 1921:
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Byth, wltter q co. have removed their
Seattle office to larger quarters AZ sos Sec
ond avenue. that city.
Hartshorne, Fnias a Co. are distributing a
circular describing the Commercial Solvents
Corporation.
The membership ot G. II. Mears IN the New
York Cotton Exchange has been purchased
by H. ". Schioss for S2i .0O0. nm advance Of
W 900 over the last previous sale.
According 10 present plane the cornerstone
OF the new Cotton Exchange building. Reavcf
aud William streets, VIII be laid Saturday
afternoon, October ~, Immediately after the
close OF the market.
The Columbia Trust Company has been
designated trustee OF the two fonowing
issues Wickwire Spencer Steel Corporation,
81 TTs 900 ten year ~ per cent. secured con-
veriible notes. Waikiki River Company.
100000 twenty year q per cent. refunding
aud Improvement bonds, 49,
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
TIGHTENs ON SPECIALISTS.
GoverninE Committee of Exchange
Makes New Rules.

Tho governing committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange has adopted reso-
iuticns designed to tighten the regula-
uons covering specialists. One resolution
provides that the specialist may take
or supply stock on orders received from
another member of a Stock Exchange
firm provided the price at which the
stock is taken or supplied is justified by
market conditions and provided the giver
OF the order having been notified as
soon as possible. accepts the trade and
reports it.
The other resolution provides that
when a member OF the exchange takes
the book or an order from a specialist
he shall, while he has the book or order
and for the remainder of the day. stand
In the same relationship to the book or
order as the specialist himself
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
BOSTON WOOL PRICES.

BOSTON, Sept. 2a.--The Commercial Bplle
tia will publish wool quotations as follows:
'Domestic-Oho and Pennsylvania fleeces.
fine lnwashed, 4Ga4Sc.: y blood comhing
50a Die; Is blood combing. 47a4Sc. Michigan
and New York fleeces-peaine unwashed
5.a5Ac fine unwashed, s3aiJc. Il blood u.-
washed. 4Ta4Sc.: * blood unwashed 46a
AIc.; u blood unwashed 4ia45c. Wisconsin.
Mis- souri, and average New England-is blood
46a4Tc.: Il blood, 43altc.: Il blood. s2a43c. !:
Sc1u ed hasis-Texas, sine ~ months 81 ..0a
81 25: fine s months. Si.0Tasi.i2 California
Northern $i..5: Middle County, Silica si15:
Southern, O0s95c. Oregon-Eastern No.
staple, $1.o5aS1 .2s: fine and fine medium
comting. sl.15asi 70; Eastern clothing. Sl.05a
si12; Valley No. /. Si.0TaS1.i0 Territory
Fiae staple choice. si:1a Size: y blood
a5c Y blood com5lng. T7as0c. puiled-De-
laine. $i.1aaSi 20: AA. Si.0saSf,ia. A SUI
pers. SlaSio5, Mohairs-fiest comhing. Goa
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Radio Apparatus sales Gain.

Demand in the electrical market COM
tinues to become better as fall
and winter articles commence TO sell
IN a more active way than for some
years past. according to the Electrical
World Central stations report m
creases in business, while appliance
sales are taking on renewed activity.
AS a result OF the coal strike heaters
are selling in large quantities and
stocks are reported sufficient. Radio
apparatus business has shown much
Improvement during the last few weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
High Price. for Rabbit Furs.

Hatters' grades OF Australian and
New Zealand rabbit brought forth
spirited bidding at the fifth day OF the
fur auction at Masonic Hall conducted
BY the New York Auction Company. In
terest in these articles was keen BE-
cause Of the recent increases In tariH
rates on felting for mems hats. Prices
IL allied on these goods showed an ad-
vance OF 25 per cent. over last sale
figures. There also was active bidding
on the offerings OF mink and the prices
obtained were about the same as op4E
market figures Interest in Austraiiai
opossum in certain lots was quite keen,
the prices ruling Arm. The auction VIII
be brought TO a close to-day. frfs
which are expected to draw forth aetiYs
bidding vt the lash session are kolinsks.
raccoon and squirrel.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Leading Eastern Mills Soon
VIII Name Gingham Prices
for Next Spring.

With the naming Of prices on giny-
hams for next spring by several South
ern houses II Is expected that similar
announcements from the large Easter:.
gingham mills soon VIII be made, pos
sibly next week. Certain large houses
are reported as being in a fairly good
position Ia regard 10 their offerings OF
spring goods. while the smaller factors
are ready, but are waiting for action
from the leaders Although the South :.
ern houses name. spring prices abont
the same as those for fall goods II Is
hardly likely that the largest manufae-
turers win fellow suit. in view of the
fact that they only recently advancei
wages. The prolonged strikes at tho
mills are the factors that have caused
the manufacturers TO delay the naming
OF a definite scale of prices.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Narrow, choice. domestic. toa
lbs, s.; pea, Michigan; ls2a; se,sess,,.'
s5; small white, California. s7a7.50; LADY
1921. s6ao.25. Imperial, $3.50: white kidney.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
ID. 4il4a45c, extras, 81 score, 4ic.s firsts.
3oa4sc.s seconds, 33lsa33c,; lower grades, 81
81 score, s6a30iac. s. score, 35.4a35a.c.: IS
to 81 score. 34a3Jc.. unsalted, higher than
extras, 43l4al6,sc; extras. 92 score. 44hA
lower grades, Ssa3ic.; state dairy tubs.
finest. 92as3c., good 10 prime, Ssa4ic.; COM
mon to fair, Soa37c.; ladies', current make.
2Sa2ai.c.: lower grades. 26a2Ii4c.: packing
stock, current make, No. !, 2shc.; NO. 2,
2fizc. lower grades, 25a2Ic.
CHEEsE-sew York State flats. June sps-
cials. 24ha23c.; average run, 23ka2tc.; New
York State flats. fresh specials. 24ha2ac.:
sias run Wisconsin w's pcube 5tssh Mh
Single Daisies. 22Aa2shc.; Young Americas,
23a23isc.
EGCs-Fresh gathered extras. dozen. saA
Hoe.: extra firsts, 5Oaaie.; ftrsts, i5aisc;
seconds and poorer. 23a4oc.; trade eggs. 2sa
27c.i dirties, No. ]. 2aa26c. No and
paid TO expiring dates, 3ea33c.; flrsts, zaa
3ic.: seconds and poorer, .5a2Sc. checks.
nearby 32a42c: Pacific coast, 32a4ac.
other Western, 30a35c. fresh New Jersey
hennery whites, uncandled, extras, IoaT3c.:
nearby hennery whites, extras, local canded.
Tia73c. nearby and nearby Western hen-
merry whites, average extras. 6da10c.; extra
firsts. 62a65c.; firsts. 5aa6Oc. nearby gath
cred whites. firsts to extra flrsts. h5a62e.:
under grades. 4Oa53c pullets' eggs, 40n55c.:
Pacific coast. whites, extras, 65a66c.; extra
firsts. 60a04c.: firsts. 55a5sc.; mediums. -
a56c. ruets, s0a45c.: other Western and
Southern gathered whites. 42a56c nearby
and nearby Western hennery browns, b6adoc.
TRUITs-Appos. new Southern, basket.
L, Si sa;. Ssr7s SS SS ,sssS ,sDslSSs a AZ
fornia, boxes. siiSas.a5. Grapes. upriver.
crate sl.25ai.bO; BASKET, sl.i0al rs. Pears.
bsi. . si.5cas: basket. 81 'soa2'ss. ounces.
busiel, S2a2.5o bbl., s6aT. Peaches, State.
busho, 4oc.aslT5, Plums, State, ID. bas-
ss, soass su'A sss saa sb 70 sas ~
$50: hbl.. seaio. Figs, Virginia. quart. 20
aaoc; Oranges, california. box. saais:
PSes, iDs.. Box ssai'2s; Porto Rco, box si.soaSy
Florida, si.toas.so. Lines, Dbl. sIss.
Lemons. California, box. sIaio.5o. Pine
Riea, s2 75aa.e5. Ostrich egg melons, West
crn, crate, 75c.a$e.T3, Casaba melons, crate.
S2a1.Ti. Valencia Queen, crate, " e5a2. 20:
crate, Al 25a2 5o. fiat. 3sc. asi Colorado.
Rocky Ford. standard crate, TScesi.I0. flat.
Ssaa5c.; pink meat, flat crate. aoc,aSi,25.
rorAToEs,ysTsssyy ! S2sssrs Sd q, ,sss .s scs
Island. las lbs. g.. e5a2 80. 100 lbs, t2sa ibi
No. 2, siaf..5. sweets, Jersey. basket, 9Sc.a
81; u. 81, bbl.. 81 2Sa2: Delaware and Mary
POULTRY. DRESSED : Chickens. fresh
broilers, nearby 2aa3Tc: Western. 2saSsc.:
Western fryers. 2ta3oc. roastsrs. 2sassc..
rS.' srn boses sisssc. 5S:. siasac ICED, .oa
gSc: old cocks. fresh, 1Ba2Oc. Turkeys,
fresh. soai5c.; frozen. aaae3c. Ducks. Long
50 Soas.5o. dark. s25oa5. sGuineas. pair, sla
1.aO.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.

The firm of Raymond, Gilroy & Co.
has been formed to do q stock brokerage
business with main office at III Broad
way and temporary uptown office at 800
Madison avenue. Among the members
are Harry Raymond and w. l.. Walker.
formerly OF Raymond, Pynchon & Co.
Jack j. Gilroy. formerly OF Hartman a
Co. and James McKenna. Afessrs. Ray
mond and Mckenna are members OF the
New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
CuICAGO PRICES,
NEW YORK PRICES.

~VUEAT-No. / Northern spring, 81 .234
No . red. 81 2oa4: No. 2 hard, si.22A; No !
Masioba' init, siisH No. Toy,, ,ra@E %'Ssa 'arun'
CORN-No. . yellow and Mo-. 2 white.
s2i.c. No. mixed. SIX G. !. I: New York
OATs-No. 2 white, 50isa5lc. No. white:
i9I5a50c: No. white, 4Taisc. fancy clipped
white. 55laa5Iiae.; ordinary clipped white,
RYE.No. : Western s5ss Z. 0. b. New
York and Sic. G. 1. (. export
BARLEY--Malting T9as0c. C. !. 7. New
York.
SoOaoa. shippiug. Stea20
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Dry Good. buyers in Market.

The wholesale dry goods business ~
the middle West continues satisfactory,
according TO John V. Farweil Com
pany's review. Important lines OF New
England bleached cottons made by mills
long on strike advanced half cent on
account of increased labor costa. silks.
velvets and velveteens are showing un-
usually good activity, while delivery
from mills conditions are forcing buy
ers TO make commitments further
ahead
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
More Cotton shirts Next spring.

Manufacturers OF mems shirts ar,
busy preparing their lines for next
spring. which, 1t is expected, Will DC
opened within short time. The new
lines will run more 70 novelties than ~
staples. and it is said that there viii De
4 much larger showing proportionatesy
u cotton shirts than OF silks. Artihcict
silk stripes and figures will be used eS-
tensfyely in new offerings, and there also
will be a good showing Of self-hgures.
Prices on spring goods are not expected
10 show any radical changes.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
INTERIOR RECEIPTs.
,ROARD CLEARANCEs.
.,IoDERN MILLER's OUTLOOK.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK Hi'RALp
CHICAGA. Sept. .a.--Mcdsrn Millers out
look on grain follows; Rain is needed over
considerable area OF the winter wheat belt
70 nut the soil in shape for sowing ana To
promote the growth of wheat already seeded.
In some sections the lack OF moisture mas cut
down the prospective acreage. Not great
deal Of wheat Is moving eff farms and car
shortage is checking the movement"
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record Payable
Edison Elec. Illuminating
Co, a., 50. $3.................Oct. 10 Nov,
General Motors Corp, >6qo
pf.. a.. $3.50. ......n Oct. Nov.
General Motors Corp, $50
Deb. a., sl.50 ........... Oct. Q Nov.
General Motors Corp. 10
deb, a.. S1.I5. Oct. 0 Nov. ]
Independent Brewing Co,
4qo....: .-..
Independent Brewing Co..
pt., bSo..
Miami Copper Co., a., 50c.. Nov. Nov, ID
Phila q Camden Ferry Co..
U. s. Mortgage & Trust Co..
Union Natural Gas Co., a.,
800 ..,...............,. sept. 80 Oct. IL
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
LIVERPOOL.

Spot e,tton quiet at 3S points decline; mid
ding. 1223d. Sales. 5000: American. 1000.
docket. 1000. Futures 'ere due to 5 points
higher; they opened quiet at to z points
advance and closed steady at net advance
OF to 10 points. Closing: October. 12.03d. !;
December. ] l.s6d.; January, 1is1d.; March.
11.72d.; May, 1i.6ld.; July. 11.s6d. Man
chester: Yarns weak: cloths dull. The
1890 o'clock bids cabled to Liverpool fol-
low: October. 2O.35c. December. 20.60c.
January. 20.4sc; March. 20.55c. May, 1232c.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Sept 2a.-Prices moved irregu-
larly on tho stock Exchange. Quotations
we're ms follows:
BAR silver. 33isd. an ounce.
stBar gold, 93s. 10d. N...&
Money . per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills. TN per cent. {;
three month bills, 2tsa2ft per cent.
% per cent eonsols, 56is.
British per cent. loan, c9i9.
British Az per cent. loan, 96N.
lie Beers, IL
Rand Mines. 2is.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30

PARIS Sept. 29.-Prices were heavy on
the Bourse to-day. Quotations were as fol-
lows.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30

U. S. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
Yield
I'D. Ask. Ab't.
IS, Now. 1871 op. 81. .l0iH 104M AR
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
5s, May, 1871 op. J1......,l0iN iOiJs as
Tied Land BanR Farm Loan
5s. May. 1888 op. 23. ......1o0M loon 3..5
sFed Land Bank Farm Loan
as, May, 1912 op. 81. .10iss 10iM AS
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
avs, May. 1880 op. a.. 100 100h $50
tF'ed. Land Bank Farm Loan
4its. Nov, 1888 op. %. 100 100h 4.3o
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
AS. May. 1897 op, 20. zoos 1OOM $40
tNot listed on New York stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
bid. Ask. Ab't
fChicagosJoInt Stock Land
Blk. 5i1s, Nov, 1851 op. 3i105 106s i.6o
fJoint stock Land Bank IS.
May, 1883 op. 2i......... eOA iO0M 500
tJoint Stock Land Bank 5s,
Nov, 1888 op. %. ......,.. ppik f00k 500
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
TOBACCO STOCKS.
COBALT.
PoRCUPINE.

Apex -. 2 S,slMoneta -. 15,i i5x
Dav Cons. 81 2s T crown: 2ir aaM
Dome Ext. !. 1.3oIP Imperial d !.
y Lake. 10 ;. r Tisdale.. .
p Mines; $500 ]. Pres e ~. 1914 lo7s
Gold Reef. 2iA 2h Schumach ~, SO
Holl Cons.12.io 1925 Pore WIT. 30 :.
Kcora 49,. 10M III Thomp Kr. 3Ts az
Mcintyre. .176o 1890 West Dome 1914
KIRKLAND LAKE.
Elliott X. - % Lake Shore 2.6o c.s5
Kirk Lake :. 40 Teck-H -. so IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bos Greek :. - Wasapika.. Is 10
Hattie -. 81 33
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BONDS.
BALTIMORE.


Sales: ,.x Open High. Low. Last.
.s Alabama Co.. ~ I5 T5 az
30 do lat pr. so 81 SO 81
- Arun and CIR 3Tih 37h 3Tis 3Tis
Benh and Sons 30 80 a3 a2
10 9 q pf..... H.. ios. os loss. 1os ,osu os
CONNER Crdt. 67 61 ca az
20 Consol Power,i ii8 fi6 1i6 ii6
80 do .ss pf. .loek lo6A 1861 1861
Cont Trust 17l i7a iTa iT5
10 Cos&Co pf new1Oi5, iO17s 10i7. f0fs.
; Fin Co OF Am. 35ia 31h asts a5I
- Frdel & Depos 1i2 lie 1f2 lfa
100 Ky Co oil pr soc soc soc 5nc
IL Maryland Cas-. a2N SO a24 qs
- New Amst Cas- 32is 22i. .s2 3a
80 Penna w H...it4 1f44 1f4 1f4tt
20 US Fid a. Guar.14f 14i 1If 1ai
1886 United Rys.. 2iil 2li. aOA COZ
10 w ID and A pf az 50 3a 3a
BONDS.
1000 Baltcity4spav. psis asK aeB asi.
foo0 do ss N. gsik esq asi5 asL
loo coa0 CON ccsl Ss ss', 8. 100 100 100 100
- sSSS Con con Pow Pow -: VI: ls ,!S. SS ,sSSs
5000 Caro- Cent 4s. II al I'll III
1900 Cosd a Co 6s.1i0 1iO 10 1io
1000 Fmt&CiksbTr5s eIis p1B gfx efn
1000 Ga a AiaCon5s sOis s0iI sai5 Sais
1000 Or Car&No.5s. ai 0i 9I pf
1000 MacDub&Sav5s bsii 5sh bsN hsn
1000 Mon Val Tire 5s 90 90 90 no
5000 Marylnd Eic ~ es as as rs
1900 NfkandPtsTr5s 50 O0x 50 00x
5000 Untd Rys ist 4s 16is T6h 1874 s6L
5000 do es 1897 1927 Sss. SsS. ssSS sss,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23
La obra de IN
gran composltor

horecientes, los hogares tristes, eu re-
ci1to sagrado de los patriotas, Ell re-
pugnante escondrijo de los reprobos...
La patria es de todos. Sc alzo este
apodigma, 81 bien los prudentes 10
concibieron en- SUI austero sentido. en
canbio los ignaros medraron con e..
La ambici6n proterva despleg6 su ne
gro vuelo. En- aQuel aquelarre todo
va naufrag gando: la dignidad civica,
signo de los ibres, la vida feIiz, aspi-
rscion comun e. desastre general ofre
ce pretexto a una nacion prepotente
para ocupar ell territorio, exangtie, a
raiz de tanta lncha fraticida, v bajo la
prome-a de fraternidad, Sc va vi
viendo en- una sumisi6n do pueblo que
no ha perdido la conciencta de sus al
tos destinos -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23
III
A Engenio Deschamps

ALLEGRO MARzIALE.-P fin la
paz, la bendita paz que dsvue.ve a los
hogares, pan, dicha Y contento. Ell pue-
bio la celebra con discreta efusividad.
Vibra en- sus expansiones sl acento jo-
cundo de la raza hist6rica-ingerto ad-
mirable de pena y gozo, de enervaci6n
y energia: locura sublime que Sc ele-
va al cielo, banalidad que Sc enchar-
ca en- Ell pantano. Ell pueblo trabaja.
Acude ahora las luchas salvadoras.
va no muestra a. los herlnanos ell arma
quo suprime. sino las artes que redi-
men. Al amparo de la amistad podero-
sa, sembro Ell surco, amino los puertos,
uepo los trojes, deselnpolvo las fabri-
cas-, estimulo toda granjerfa. (. Su re-
gocijo es sincere. Mas turba un acen
to de inQuietua. Flota en- Ell ambiente
indeciso, como brizna de plumerfo, algo
que no logra dednirse; anhe-os que tie
nen mas de queja que de anhelo, teGlo-
res Que aspiran q protegerse en- una
seguridad diafana, incertidumbres que
aconsejan la protesta y al fin Sc contie-
nen en- un calor de espsranza bienhe-
chora. Y en- todas esas dudas, en- esos
asaltos, ora desmayados cual un tinte
crepuscular, o impetuosos como Ell v6r-
tice, aletea Siempre el ritmo vario de
todos los atavismos que sufre ell alma
criolla: Ell hispano, Ell africano, e1 in.
dio. Animada por la conciencia de su
abo-engo heroico, Sc cobija bajo ell
palio de un optimismo, fundado en- la
misma tradicion democratica de la po-
tencia que fuera de sus horizontes, en-
saya Ell original metodo de "subyugar
para remedtar'', lorna la algeria,
al susurro de la sagrada canci6n de su
Ideal amadQ Lc han prometido res
tuararse o, y Sc le restaurant. Y ell
Sol de ese dia tendra un nuevo fuIgor
para alumbrar ell abrazo amoroso de dos
razas, unidas entonces por Ell mayor
de los vinculos: la JUSTICIA!i
J. Nj. RODRIGUEZ ARREsoN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23
II
A Fed. Garcia Godoy .

ADAGIo, TEMPO DE BALADA. -
Los yeteranos cuentan la generaci6n
actual Ell Surge ct ambula'' de la
Independence La bata,la del $50 de
Marco, en- que el heroe maximo Jose
Maria Imbert y sus legionarios Sc Gu
brieron de gloria, fue la hazafia afian-
zadora del movimiento. de redenci6n.
Los vleJos relatan ponen su untuosa
reverencia en- la evocaci6n del magno
prodigio. Los j6venes escuchan si,en-
tes. Tremulos veces, la verba de los
heroes supervivientes cobra acentos de
admonici6n. Despu6s del supreme triun
70, Ell vfvero de las pasiones convirti6
en- sudario Ia t1nica talar de la Patria
radiante. Y la voz de los viejos que no
cometieron Ell h6rrido pecado de lesa
patria, tiene ahora todas las infiexio-
mes de la desesperaci6n, de la repara-
ci6n, impossible. -. No Sc ha perdido
todo, sin embargo. Ain brilla Ell patrio
tismo en- los mas puros v la Quisqueyana
gente, despues de esfuerzos anteicos,
cual otro Sisifo incansable que cobra
ra nuevo aliento en- cada nuevo des-
'sngafo, c.ava otra vez en- la cumbrs
su Ideal admirable. Y la ensefia Que
recibi6 su pristine bautizo de sangre
en- la "Puerta del conde', lorna a
iluminar las sierras abruptas, los nanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23

He aquf el gran don de la Ciencia para
Ia mujer-un polvo sanativo antiseptico
maravilloso, que no es venenoso,
Solamente una muier sabe las pruebas
por que pasa otra mujer y entiende la
necesidad que tiene de ayuda y simpatia
Esc1chese mi consejo: No sufra de
Leucorrea, Secreciones de NAL Caracter,
Ulceraci6n Y Depression del Utero, O de
cualquiera otra de las debilidades uterinas
cr6nicas, caracteristicas de las mujeres.
Una cucharadita rebosante de MU-COI
disuelta en- dos itros de aqua caliente que
Sc use como ducha vaginal por la noche
por la manana, dara gran alivio. ProntO
las parties afectadas quedaran sanas y os
sentirefs como 81 fuesefs una muief
diferente.
. 0Conservese I'm paquete de MU-COL
constantemente en- la casa para las ener@
Wcias. De Venta en- Todas las Boticas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23

Ell ilustre compositor y mlsico por-.
torriquefio don j. M. Rodriguez Are
son, cuya fama es bien conocida en-
todo Hispano America, en- donde ha re-
sidido por espacio de muchos amos Y
quien Sc encuentra en- esta isla deSde
hace algunos meses, Sc propene dar a
conocer nuestro cu1to publico, el dia
de la Inauguration del nuevo teatro
"Rialto una de sus mas brillantes'
composiciones musica'es.
Desde su legada a esta isla, ell dis
tinguido y reputado musico don j. M.
Rodriguez Arreson, ha publicado una
serie de articn1os en- la prensa de esta
capital en- favor del arte musical, dan
do conocer sus nuevas tendencias tee
nicas y seha,andole todos los alnantes
de dicho arte las orientaciones que de.
ben seguir para ell mejoramiento de la
mnsica en- Puerto Rico y La mejor ma
nera de adquirir un mayor voldmen de
educaci6n artistica. sLos artfculos del
Sr. Arreson, muchos de- los cuales fue-
ron pnblicados en- las columnas de es-
te peri6dico, fueron altamente elogia-
dos por los crfticos de mIsica por los
elementos mas ~cultos, que siempre han
deseado la fundaci6n de una escuela pa.
ra la ensefianza de la m1sica.
Como helnos dicho anteriormente, el
dia de la Inauguration del nuevo tea
tro stRIALTo'', cuya fecha esta sefIa-
lada para ell 80 del corriente, Ell nota-
BILE compositor Sr. Arreson dara CO.
nocer su gran composition sinf6nica
$50 de Mario, Ia cual sera interpre-
tada por una gran orQuesta de m6sicos,
de los mejores de San Juan y de la isla.
La sociedad capitalina tendra. pues,
una OCCASION propicia para deleitarse es
cuchando tan fanlosa sinfonia, que tan
tos y tan mercedes elogios lie han con-
Quistado para su autor A continuation
insertanos la sintCGis verbal de la gran
composition sinf6nica $50 de Mario" !,
que cediendo nuestros rusgos nos ha
facilitado Ell sefor Rodriguez Arreson,
y la cual ha sido escrita por 6l mismo
sINTEsIs VERBAL
DE MI COMPOSITION SINFoNIcA
.'30 DE MARCO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-23
A Emilio Prud 'Homme..

MAEsToso BEN MARCATo .-Ba-
10 la bota de, invasor de occidente,
la patria ruge La vida esta merced
de IT tragedia. Mas en- la desolants
agonia de la raza. titila como rayo de
luz, la aspiration nacionalista. de
aqne. trenendo caos, surgio la Patrla,
libre y soberana iC6mo ocurri6 la ma
ravilla?