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New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
TO ENTERTAIN FoREMEN.

The department heads at the Rus sell and Erwin Manufacturing com pany, will be the guests of the com pany at an outing to be held at Had dam. The party will travel In auto mobiles, and after a special menu has been made disappear, q program of athletic events will be held. John announcing.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
LAW COMMISSIONERS
 ID DRAFT STATUTES
Aviation, Guardianship of Chil.
 dren, etc., to Be Taken Up

San Francisco, Calif., Aug { (By As- sociated Press).-The national con- ference of commissioners on uniform state laws will open its thirty-second annual meeting here tomorrow to consider and act on proposed stat utes for submission to state legisla- ture meettns during the next year. The commissioners will continue their sessions throughout the week.
 Among the subjects which tentative drafts of uniform state laws have been drawn are aviation. joint parent al guardianship Of children, status
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
AUTO FIRM BRINGS SUIT

The Post and Lester company of Hartford, through Lawyer George J. stoner. has brought suit against Alex Beatty of this city, for $50. The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff M D. Stockwell, and the writ is re- turnable in the city court at Hart- ford, on August 21.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-17

schemers, or. at best, in shady Of
flee in an alley near the London
Stock Exchange, now appeared In
broad daylight and dazZled everyone
with their richness.
No-one now resented the govern
ment reducing the interest rate. An
investment in a South American mine
promised not a pittance, but a for
tune. Again, the capital did not have
to be subscribed all at once. 1t was
enough if the investor put up per
cent of the money he subscribed. And
think what that meant when the stock
| began to rise. If 500 share reached
| $40 he could make $35 on his out
| lay of IS.
Soon companies were being floated
| to develop mines all over America.
! There we're royal mines, imperial
mines, and mines with strange Indian
boosted of having concessions over
mountains of gold. AS soon as com
pany was formed people rushed and
struggled to buy its shares.
The whole nation was infected with
the gold fever. Princes appeared as
promoters, poets wrote odes to a gold
mine in Brazil or Peru, the actress Of
the day touched all hearts by hel
ballad about the golden heart of the
earth. Even the name of the Arch
bishop of Canterbury appeared on the
prospectus of one venture.
Still the forming of companies ant
the buying of shares went on. The
less known the place where the mine
was, the more glamor surrounded !
and the more people rushed the scrip
In a few weeks this would be selling
at a high premium, and its value in
creasing still, because few would re
: linquish their shares. Anglo Mexican
| on which $50 had been paid were be
ing sought for at $3.50. Brazilian
at $500, Columbia's at 1920, Real de
Monte's at $1,420.
| So convinced was everybody of tn
| vast quantities of precious metals t
be soon won from the earth, that
soon became the general opinion tina
( gold and silver would decrease in va
d ne. And as soon the nation bega
n acting on that assumption. Prices an
! wages rose everywhere. That bl
= heightened the fever. Shop-keepel
o sold their establishments and put tt
i proceeds in a mining venture; clerl
d invested their savings. A golden mi
n had descended over the world for II
J. British public. 1t heard of mines
y other countries and believed ever
d thing it heard. One company gave Of
lie it had concession over a region
Africa where Jumps of gold of fro
Of to so pounds were held not wor
IS picking up. The reports from son
Of of the mines enchanted the publ
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Most of the mines existed only in fan
cy A man had bought a mining con-
cession for 5000. He sold it, and a
company with capital of 100000
was formed to work it. No gold was
ever mined by it, for the good reason
that none was tried for All its money
had gone in advertisements Mining
companies with a total capital of
$500, 900 900 were Immediately wound
up.
The British public had subscribed
$10,000000 for shares in these
! schemes, and hundreds of millions
had gone in purchasing them at in
flated values. Other companies which
| did not close up Immediately showed
no sign of paying dividend. Twenty
/ seven millions they had collected for
their scrip, which had sold at all sorts
of fancy prices and was now worth
! nothing.
Still bullion poured out from Lon
don and gradually, by the run on the
/ banks ceased But not though the
public did not know it then-till there
were only few thousands left in the
bank of England
1t was long time before the British
public got its nerve back. Years aft.
erwards an old woman felt faint and
sat down on the steps of bank before
it had opened its doors. Word at once
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-17

Two things go to make bubble
a scheme and a speculative public.
The first is never wanting, the second
is produced from time to time.
In the year 1923, the British public
found itself more prosperous than the
oldest inhabitant could remember.
The country had now recovered from
the wars that followed the French
Revolution, machinery was beginning
to build up industries on an unheard
of scale, and people began to find
spare money in their pockets where
before they had had all they could
do to live.
At first only conservative invest
ments were sought-such as govern
ment bonds. But the government, al
so finding thai money was plentiful,
reduced the rate of interest. People
looked round for other Investments
and were shown the schemes that are
never wanting in any community.
Many of the Spanish Colonies in
America had just secured their indie
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further Rich veins of ore were
struck, and more machinery was
wanted. Money was subscribed read
lily, and as reward for their services,
the directors voted themselves free
script
But soon the golden mist was seen
to be breaking. No gold had yet come
from any of the new mines. Many
people had spent their ready cash
and dealing to decline. Soon. sellers
were more numerous than purchasers.
Money was getting scarcer, mer-
chants had difficulty in getting credit.
I Then the mist must have suddenly
| cleared for people rushed to the
| Stock Exchange to sell their shares
So great was the crowd that the po-
lice had to clear the streets in its vi
entity. But amongst them were no
/ buyers. run began on the banks.
! Some of them had to close up forth
/ with.
Day after day the panic grew. Mer.
chants looked to their banks to help
them but most of the bankers could
not save themselves. The Bank OF
England understood to stand by the
country, and post-chaises and fours
laden with bullion dashed to the res
: cue of the provincial banks
Bankers came to London to borrow
cash, offering security worth $500, 00t
for loan of $4,000, and left with moth
ing Pawnbrokers lent all they could
and shut their doors Public mer
, forecasted that all dealing would soor
. be done by way of barter.
In their despair people heard thu
truth about their golden illusions
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Get-Rich- Quick Bubbles That Have Burst
BY HARLEY MATTHEWS
THE GOLD MINES THAT COULD NOT BE FOUND

pendence. Everywhere schemers talk
ed of the mining concessions they had
obtained from the new states. In
those days to talk of the mines Of
Mexico and South America, was to
conjure up visions of hills of gold
and mountains of silver. They had
hitherto been the monopoly of Spain
and had made her the weathiest coun-
try in the world. What would they
not do developed with capital and
worked by modern machinery? The
schemers asked
That idea fired the imagination of
the whole British public Gold mines
that had only existed in the brains OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-17
LOSS OF S1,441,47O
IN TAX DUPLICATE
OF PREBLE COUNTY

EATON. Ohio, July 17.-Net loss Of
1,441,470 in the personal tax dupli-
cate of Preble county for the present
year, as compared with last year, is
shown by completed tabulation of vol
untary personal tax returns and COM
PARSONS with last year. by S. E. Fow-
Ter, head of the taxing department of
the office of County Auditor S. c.
Hunt Total valuation of the dupli-
cate this year is S12,554, 22o. as COM
pared with s13,995, $50 last year, which
is a difference of s1,451,96o, from
which is deducted s1o.49o in gains in
three districts, which shows the net
loss to be $1.441, 40
Eldorado, Gratis and West Alexan-
dria (north) were the only sub-divl-
sions in the "a in the county that
showed gains. Eldorado gained s6.47o,
Gratis, s1.77o; and West Alexandria
(north) $3.50. Twin township shows
the greatest loss, $158,660.
Heavy investment in non-taXable
bonds and securities, and heavy de-
crease in number of head and value
of livestock, are contributing factors
in the shrinkage in the tax duplicate
valuation this year, says Taxman Fow-
Ter
Valuations Given
The figures for this year and last
year, as furnished by Taxman Fowler,
are: Dixon township, last year, S6Sl,
010, this year. $5SS,240, loss, S92,77O;
Casper township, last year, S4S4,5lo,
this year, SAL, APO, loss, $43,090; Gratis
township, last year, S682,63O, this year
$605,750, loss, $76,8S0; Harrison town
ship. last year. $793,660, this year,
S6S2,110, loss. Sill $50; Israel town
ship, last year, $653,0O0, this year,
S615,0S0. loss, S37,920; Jackson town
ship, last year, TAG, 490, this year, S646,
$50, loss, $100110; Jefferson township,
last year, S4S0,340; this year, 391,lS0,
loss S89,160.
Lanier township last year, SS50,620,
this year, $751; 40, loss, S9S,210; Mon
roe township. last year, $S82,750, this
year. SS07, $50 loss, $1,000; Somers
township, last year, 1892, 800, this year
$3.50. roo. loss. So, $50; Twin township
last wear. S94O,S $50, this year, S7S2,170
loss, S15S.660; Washington township
last year. 1915 $50, this year, $S47 $50
loss. S12S,060; Camden, last year
s525,72O. this year, s465,30O, loss
$50. APO; College Corner, last year
$198,S7O; this year. $173,3S0; loss
S25, 400.
Eaton Loses $144,17o
Eaton last year, $212O,380; this
year. $1,975,670. loss, S144,170; Eldor
ado, last year. $32O,S30, this year, 1927,
900, gain, s6,47O; Gratis village, las
year. s93,370, this year, $95,140, gain
S1770; Lewisburg, last year S666,84O
this year, $654,61O, loss. $12,230: New
Paris, last year, $353,900, this year
S2s9,10O, loss, $64.SO0; Verona, las
year. $219,350, this year, $3.50, 100, loss
$53,160
West Alexandria (south) last year
S317670, this year, S297,65 loss
$4,000; West Alexandria (north)
last year, 1921, 10, this year, $293,960
gain, S2,250; West Elkton, last year
S71,7SO this year, s64,150, loss, $3.50
West Manchester last year, 1856
this year, s233,350, loss, $4,000.
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went round that there was run on
the bank, crowd gathered, and for
few hours there was panic in the
city.
Copyright 1920 by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
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RELIC OF PAST

Mrs. Newmother-I wish | knew
what to name the twin boys.
Uncle Wetmore-Name EN- Tom
and Jerry and I'll make EN- present
of a fine china mug with their names
on it in gold letters.
Houston Post
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
Debut del famOsO hipnO-
tizadOr DR.. Saa

Mafana por la noche Sc llcvara a efec
to Ell ell teatro America Ell estreno
el celebre hipnotizador e i,usionista
Lbctor saa, de quien la prensa mum
dial Sc ha ocupado en- terminus enco-
miasticos.
E. doctor Saa es un verdadero ilusio
nista que conoce los resortes modernos
del hipnotismo, realizando muchas
veces suertes de magia estupenda y can
sando la sorpresa general del p1blico,
El famnso hipnotizador doctor Saa
no trabaja en- c&mara oscura nj rccu-
RE las viejas gastadas suertes del
arte iusionista, sino que por ell contra
rio desarroIa en- la escena cosas nun
ca vistas, invocaciones asombrosas de
la ciencia hipnotica.
Durante el estreno del doctor Saa, en-
"a isla de Cuba, eli Presidente de la Re-
piblica. doctor Alfredo Zayas, quen
tuvo ell gusto de verle dirigio aquel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29

la siguiente carta que constituye uno
de sus laureles artisticos:
''Srr doctor eonde Saa Gle Wa'demar'
.Muy senior mio:
Proximo el dia en- que abaGdonara Ia
TERRA cubana, uuicro aproveehar la opor
tunidad que Sc ne ofrece para hacerle
presente, en- mi nombre y Ell Ell de mi
fanlilia, el testimonto de nuestro agra
decimiento por9ei agradable ratio que
en- su vista a. Palacio' nos praporciono
ustcd hacc POGO, realizandD diversos
experimentos de magia- e illusion.
Que, conserve usted largo tempo gra
to recuerdo de, su estancia entire nos
otros, es mi mejor deseo.
Muy atentamente Gle usted,
Alfredo ZAYAS.
acknowledgements que el publico que
asista maftana al estreno del doctor Saa
en- ell ''Am6rica' disfrutar3 mucho con
los experimentos del celebre doctor
saa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
JIRA oAMpEsTRE EN- BAYAMoN

FL domingo Sc llevo efecto una
jira en- la fnca de don Leon Maldona
do, radicada en- ell barrio Sabana Sc
ca, Bayamon.
La simpatica hija del selor Leon.
Emerida, obsequio esplendidamente a
los asistentes despues de haberse SER
vido un suculento almuerzb en- ell que
"estaban presentes'' Ell TRADITIONAL
arroz con polio y ell sabroso lech6n asa
do.
For la tarde Sc celebro un anima-
do bale amenizado con una Prquesta
regional.
Damos las mas exprcsivas gracias
al senior Maldonado su hija por las
inmerecidas atcnciones de que fuimos
objeto.
ASISTENTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
TRES GRANDEs "AGATNES" DEL
PUERTO RICon

la amplisima sala de espectaculoS
con que distrae a Santurce don Ramon
Lloveras, la cual es merecedora que
sc la Lame 'Teatro Puerto Rico", en-
lugar de "Cine Puerto Rico, Segun
10 denominan sus muchos miles de IA
vorecedores, sera inVadida por hume
roso pubico las noches del jueves,
viernes sabado pr6ximo, durante las
cuales Sc daran tres magniicos "ma-
tines, que hsran epoca en- Santurcs,
donde ell puerto Rico" goza de enor-
mes simpatias.
En- Ell "matia6" del jueves. ademas
&c ser exhibida la preciosa production
''Entre noche y dia" (que es como
pretendieron dejar al pobre Sabalier)
ser& regalado al publico un 6rgano,
con una collection de seis discos.
En- La "matine" del viernes sera
exhibida Lafayette en- America,
una c6mica en- parties, qae partira
de riSa al pdblico.
Y Ell "a gran "matine" del Sabado
sera exhibido un fotodrama de extra
ordinario interes, al infmo precio de
centavos, por 10 cual eS de suponer
que cl puerto Rico' Sc vera lleno.
dc boto en- bote, como siempre.
Los referidos "matines' son ell pro.
logo de las grandes fiestas proyectadas
por ell Sr. Lloveras las enales princi-
piaran en- seguida.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
IMPORTANCE JUIcIo EN- LA CoRTE
FEDERAL

Hoy, por la mafiana, oil Juez de la
corte Federal, Mr.. odlir, dictara su
decision en- las excepciones previas pre-
sentadas contra las acusaciones de los
sefiores don Mariana P. Pesquera y
don Jose E. Benedicto; y por la tarde,
las dos, continuara el juicio que por
desacato s;gue dicha Corte contra ell
Sr. Pesquera, En- este case, Ell testigo
Sr. JESUS Pales Diaz. marshall" de
la Corte Federal, de Guayama que fall
taba por declarar, Sc encuentra, desde
aver en- esta capital,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
Ell INJUNCTION"

Aver fu6 suspendida, en- la Corte Fe-
deral, la continuation del injunction =
presentado por 'Sucesores de Bianchi'
contra "Sobrinos de Ezquiaga'. Ell
Juez Hon. Odlin, informo a las parties
que debian redactar los memoran-
dums'' para ser presentados ell dia
de diciembre, fecha en- la cual los abo-
gados pueden apoyar srls alegaciones y
presentar toda la prueba que sc rela-
clone con este procedimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
ASOCIACIoN DE PADRES Y
MAESTROS DE LA ESCUELA
ROMAN BALDORIOTY DE
CASTRO
Asambiea Annual

Mafiana las ocho de la noche. Sc
llevara a efecto en- el Salon de Actos
de "a Escuela Roman Baldorioty de
Castro, la Asamblea Annual de la Aao-
ciaci6n de Padres y Maestros de dicha
Escuela, con el fin de elegir nueva di-
rectiva Y dc adoptar otras medidas pa
ra la buena marcha de la Institution.
La Principal! y la Junta Directiva
suplican encareGidamente la puntual
asistencia de todos los padres, en- bene-
.ficio de sus propios hiios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES 6e HILO INGLES legis
timo importado por nosotros diree-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje. Diferentes colores
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos 3
la medida. Ventas al por mayor ,
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Repreaentar
GARANTIA Y ECO1IOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Co. s. On g.
Frerts . In FARMACIA BLANCO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
NURSES GRADUADAs

Esta noche Sc efectuara en- la resi-
dencia del superintendent del hospi-
tai "san Lucas, de Ponce, un fest
val en- ell que recibiran sus diplomas
de nurses graduadas, las inteligentes Sc
fioritas Aurelia Santos, Maria Marquee
Agustina Barral, Clotilde Marrero, Re
sa H. Colon Y Julia MILAN.
Los diplomas seran distr1buidos por el
1ompetente cirujano, doctor Rafael Lt
peg Nusa, quien su vez hara entrega
a las graduadas de una insignia me
dalla de aplicaci6n donada por el dis
tinguido caballero don Xavier Mariani
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BombilIas Mazda
sUBAsTA DE UN PUENTE

En- la tarde dc anteayer, las dos
pasado meridiano Sc llevo efecto en-
la oGcina del domisionado del Inte-
rior, la subasta para la construction
de un puente de concrete armada de
80 metros de longitud sobre ell Rio Da-
guao en- e. kilometro 63.4 dc la carre-
terra Ceiha- -Naguabo, cuyo presupuesto
de ofcina asciende a la suma de $15.-
o2o.7O, habiendo concurrido los. siguien
tes postores:
Bernardo Ba1buauet, saaturce, $12,-
56275. Enrique Amadeo. San Juan,
S13, 1859. M. A. saldana, San Juan,
4,32996.
La Junta dc subastas hara en- breve
la recommendation de esta subasta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
Ell ASUNTo DE LA tSAN JUAN
DOCK co.. QUEDo soBRE LA
MESA

Aver Sc reunio la Comision de Servi
clio Publico y entire los asuntos trata
dos acord6 dejar sobre la mesa las ex
cepc:ones previas interpuestas por loz
abogados de la ''San Juan Dock Co. =
a la querella presentada ante dicho or
ganismo Official contra de la citada
Corporation.
Estas excepciones previas fueron pll-
blicadas por nosotros oportunamente
por 10 cual creemos que huelga cual-
quicr repetici6n ahora
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Ell @NDO
VERDAD JUSTxCIA
AMPLIANDO IDEAS


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ma @ mulcefaa pOr mso hognea mxta aspOs des
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sc qen fOrm noO caba psOnaidad pOt aqulas
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fervOr ic comprender que
on t0das parties Sc manifesto vonad sufcientemen
por 81 misma POr
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puebos
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pcrsin
haya do aprovechar de sus
sentdo
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
LcDo. JOSE c. SILVA

Hoy, en- el vapor "Antonio Lopez
embarcara para Cuba Mejico, Ell
culto caballero Lcdo. Jose G. Silva
ouien tiene ell proposito de residir en-
e. extranjero durante una larga tenn
porada.
FL Sr. Silva nos manifesto que te
MA en- proyecto permanecer en- Mejicc
por espacio de dos amos.
Enviamos al joven Intellectual III
cordial saludo de despedida, a la, vel
cue lie deseamos gratas impresiones Ell
la terra de Obregon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
DON ANACLETo AGUDo

Recluido Ell un hospital de Nueva
York, donde fue objeto de una delica-
da operacion quirtrgica, sigue meioran-
do notablemente ell distingrudo caba-
Hero don Anacleto Agudo, active ina
nager' del hotel Palace de esta
ciudad
Ell MUNDo hace votos por ell prom
to y complete restablecimiento del en-
enfermo, cuya famiia nos unen los
mas. estrachos lazos de amistad y sim
patia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29

oUININA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Ouinina. no causando zumbidos
de ofdos. Contra Resfriados. la Gri-
ppe, Influenza, PaludisinO Fiebres.
La firma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada caiita.
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FUEGo EN- AGUADA

Anteayer Sc desarroEo EN- Aguada, ell
una pieza de cana de la Central Colo
SO, TN violento incendio que pudo ser
aofocado oportunamente. Como presum
to autor del fuego ha sido arrestado Ell
inlividuo Dominica Ca1iga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29

unas Pascuas alegrcs, ha acordado cele-
brar jaranas de aguinaldos los dias
8, 10, II, 25 Y 81 de diciembre un
gran bale traditional de Afio Nuevo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-29
DON FEDERICO RAMOS

Ha llegado esta capital, proceden-
te de Ponce, ell asuntos de negocios,
el conocido compositor de musica, don
Federico Ramos, persona que goza Ell
Puerto Rico de gran prestigio artis-
tico.
El Sr. Ramos, quien es Representative
exclusive de esta isla de la famosa IA
trica de pianos de Rudolphe Wurlit-
ger, una de las mejores del mundo, po-
see, por sus actividades mercantiles,
una envidiable c.ientela,
Deseamos al culto caballero y exec
lente pianista exitos Hsonjeros EN- los
negocios que 10 han traido San Juan.
sUs oJos SON MUY DELIcADos
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checo, ounce afios de prsctica y cons
tante exito en- su profession.
Examenes dc la vista gratis.
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