davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Firnlea Price I one
I'm Quiet Trading
On Curb Exchange
Pipe Line Stocks Are Bid
Up ON Expectation of Fa-
sorable Dividend Plans;
Iasissstrials Hold Steady

A generally firner tone prevailed in
yesterdays short session on the curb
market, oil and pipe line stocks being
in Improved demand, rejecting expec-
fationa of favorable dividend plans.
lndustriais were generally steady.
Southern Pipe Line rallied more
than l8 points, New York Transit 8
points, Indiana Pipe Line 5 ~ points,
Eureka Pipe Line Az points, Buckeye
Pipe Line 1o5z points, Northern Pipe
Line 2 points and Illinois Pipe Line
/ point. Standard of Nebraska fell
more than IL points and some OF the
others in the group we're easier, but
Standard of Ohio jumped points.
National Biscuit new was higher,
aa were Packard, Mesaba Iron and
some Of the other industrials. Durant
Motor was steady,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Butte and Superior.

Iae report of the Butte and sunar;or
Mining = Company for the quarter endsd al
ssptenahars 80, 1922, showed surnlna :
q SloS.S2l after expenses and depras
elatiof, but before depletion. This
compares with deficit Of s68.s4a in in
sns previous quarter, and deficit Of
slsf,cpp In the March qusrtsr. =
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Cotton Harvest of Ecuador

This seasons cotton crop in Ecua-
dor is now practically all harvested
ard is estimated at $4,000 bales of 400
pounds. Stocks in the country on Sep
ternber 80 were $500 bales, and about
90 per cent Of the total production is
consumed in Ecuador, according to
Consul General Cooling, Guayaquil.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures--December shorts
seem to have been run In and the bulk of
the short interest in that con gc ct iretty
well eliminated. After opening i to Q
points lower longs liquidated and prices
continued to work to lower levels through
out the half day session, the market clos
Ing to 6 points net lower sales were
estimated at 5000 tons.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Cottonseed OIL

The market for cottonseed oilon Saturday
was inactive, with total sales for the day
amounting to $500 barrels. Price changes
were narrow. but the undertone was easier
and final quotations were 2 to points net
little scattered liquidation and the mar
ket felt the influence of the action Of cot
ton and lard. There were tenders Of 500
barrels on November contracts.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Bonds


esies (o6o ortastted1. Open. High. Low. Iast
81 Allied Pack ss: 7sta 7sls 7Sia 49,
M Gss s Ei ss-s s9ss ssla a9Is ss5s
Ana sum Too 7 AS s9i4 ss,s ssA esx
An Eep Corp ss.. 50 SO 81 SIS
Am TsS es 1924. laI l0l l0l 19f
An Tobacco 7s. 1918 i0iss 1864. 10ia.
- Anaconda COP ss. ioe;s 1905 IooGs 100 i
ang Am @ 4 }ss. .Ios 1854 ie3 1o9l5
Armour q Co 7s.ts4M 194% I04ss I6s =
rEeaTer Board So. 71ss 7fE 7Iss tx
y Eeth Steel Is 'a5.fp2s II Ie2Ss .IogIs f,s =
do go 5s.... 9ssS esa aga ssss
Cent Steel IS 1868 1e5S 1o5 4 Io5 u
! .sltlss .s1, Sc Ser z is7 ts7 IeY is7
y s.oR GEaph es. 81 81 81 al
= 1ot Exp SIS ~ .11fst 1nfax d8fz fGz
~ sso " 1875 1895 1895 i0sss 1885,
81 Llst City Gas Ss.. s9a 100 9as, 100
II Inter n z ss ctgs. s4ts e8M Az aatz
Aansas Gas Ca. 81 a7 ~ 81
City 8 p 50. s3ss eoss aoA s6;y
3 kssyetssls Gas 81. -1eass 1eIX aa1f ysf2
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
New York Clearing House Bank

The banks shown asn
House with preceding af
Loans, discounts Investments $456s Inc sssa
Cash vaults: Members Federal Re- ....u
- serve ~.
BANKS baak o. mem 471a74ooo Dec Ss
trust ompans p saas sase banks and ssaooo Dec am
tsssss tsas eapsass State banks and sssoo Inc
net ed dsasRa g. s deposits deduct Dec
Time deposits. 4s7se600O l9se@
Circulation S2f2s0O0 Inc. 60yM
Aggregate 952O0o sA8
Deficit in iss426o0 56llp
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

n Southern Bpct M0fkctg--GaIvestons stehdE,
10 points lower at 2s,5bcj sales, ,1ss bales,
New Orleans steady, 26 points lower
at 26,s5c; sales 99i bales, Mobile.
nominal. unchanged at 25c: sales
nil. Savannah steady. points lover at
s6;2sc; sales nis IN Morfoia STEADY asa IL as
Augusta quiet, unchanged at z5,25c: ales,
1a3 bales. Memphis steady. unchanged at
20 points lower at 25.5Oc; sales, 1886 bales.
Little Rock steady. unchanged at 25.5oc;
sales, ss1 bales, Dallas steady, 10 points
gomery ffrn,, unchanged ut 25c; sales. nil.
Fort Worth quiet, 15- points lower at
248bc; safes 600 ibales
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Individual Bank Figures

Average Of principal items Is Of banks
companies OF the New Clearing which
OF the Federal
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Detroit
CIeyeIana
PhiIadeinhia

g ann Stores !. 1st 4sso
SSS SS s'rle Light 80. 2S Isl
S Sls LshH Isht.s superior. g,sT ~ 81 ii
Al Fhiia Rap r. az IN ss p
Phil Co cum Of $fT ~ s24 a.
Phtla Electric. SiE ~ ts4 es
90 pf ...... 2l "a sia m
eN Phiia Ins Wire. 4Sg ~, -. ~
" 1gth Natsk war "a 2sa ii
fogss 19o en- belmont. en- Iss fs =
,os : meg ne 20 " 1890 200 IN il
IS s DO pf f.% sss
112 IN ton Trac.. lj - ~ "a
2le slarwielS g 3. stk ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Chi n Alton I've 7Isn sss a. ,asn oil
5r. J, PFC 's'a a.s NIX II, u !
91ss iesp ID g 1916 af cs1 So b. "a L,
ssa 4 .:.:iissss ..:iss ! 31sssss i
q ii 4 t3, esp So 1863 hioh cetif ydeb
is5i = .l,sssN e isas
~ ~ fssn Ser IS Miel, sc i. i = + Il
II sss 30 B eoodflss n r. ,,;a.'i.. ssN
80 sVDl eHs 1897 ii isss ssss'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Grand ssses5ooe 1N
oss Se7e690o. 479s0oa
d, d gss " ss 8 sss ss Cos seues ea
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Markets in Other Cities

200 West Knit :
100 wrfgIsy 4,s -
ss s yeIIo,, yeIIow Mfg ..iss iss iss IL Il.
,Sososg 5oso s.oIa Ed ist Bx 81 "a
io0o S~ift lst IS. s5ss ssn s Y i
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

"a ....100M
U s Steel S I
So 1864
8 ....102M
1 ....io2&
Va a-Car Chem
"a s s A 81
o .... IS
7s sr A 194T
! .... 95A
.... 96M
Il .... %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
JOHNSON TO ENLARGE
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Corps of Trained Real Estate Men
Will Be Added to His
Force.

Contemplated expansion Of build
ing and real estate operations by f.
NJ. Johnson's Office is announced.
Mr.. Johnson has number of houses
under construction. two of them be-
ing at 3731-33 Northampton street.
Chevy Chase. Upon completion of
these houses he expects to go into
extensive building operations in va
rious sections of the city to meet the
existing demand for homes.
f. r. Lewis. formerly engaged in
the investment security business. has
taken charge of the real estate de-
partment in the capacity of manager.
Mr.. Lewis will have d corps of train
ed real estate statesmen working with
him.
Mr. Johnson has recently enlarged
his offices on X street and entered
upon a general real estate and insur-
ance business. including the installa-
ton of a rent and loan department.
For years Mr.. johnson has been en-
gagged in the building business in this
city. but his plans for future build
ing operations have been SO greatly
enlarged that he decided to expand
his sales department to meet demands
upon it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
TWO INVESTIGATORS CHOSEN

The President has authorized the
appointment of Frank H. Bogardus
and John NJ. Masten as investigators
in the general accounting office with
out compliance with civil service
rules" The orders state that Mr..
Bogardus has had wide and varied
experience as an accountant and has
given highly satisfactory service as a
temporary investigator in the general
accounting Office. Mr.. Masten for
merly was an investigator in the Post
Office Department and is said. in the
order, to be especially qualified for
the duties of his new office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
VANDERBILTS ARE LOSERS
Unable to Collect $4,000 in Lusi-
tania Case.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The execu-
tors of the will of Alfred G. Wander
bilt. who died when the Lusitania
was sunk by the Germans in 1915,
today lost their appeal from de-
cision in favor of the Travellers In
surance Company. which they sued
for $4,000.
They alleged thats Mr.. Vanderbilt
died through external. violent and
accidental means" The company
quoted from its policy providing that
the insurance should not cover death
or disability resulting directly or in
directly from war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
MRS. EDITH GOULD LOSES.

NEW YORK. May 6.-The order OF
Supreme Court Justice 8lGuy. which
would have granted Edith Kelly Gould
S., 900 to reopen in New York state
her suit to divorce Frank J. Gould.
was reversed today by the appellate
division of the supreme court The jus
tees unanimously denied her application
for an allowance and held she had no
cause for action.
Mr.. Gould obtained a divorce from
her in France in 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
MORE JOBS THAN VETS.
Legion's New York Employment
Office Reports Boom.

NEW YORK. May 6-For the first
time since its organization, the
American Legion employment bureau
here has more jobs than it can fill.
said a statement issued today by
Michael Gimbel, bureau manager.
Resumption Of work in the build
ing trades" he said. "has brought
US more requests for workmen in
that line than we can furnish. We
also have jobs for eX-service men
who can qualify as .stenographers.
hOusemen, hospital orderlies, gar
deners. painters. production en-
gineers. cotton samplers, guards and
night watchmen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
CASHIER SHORT. BANK CLOSED

HIGH POINT n. c.. May S.-The
Home Banking Company Of this city,
where an alleged shortage of $4,000
was discovered in the accounts of
Basil Hedgecock, cashier. today was
closed by order of the state corpora
iion commission.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15

will begin work on the Calhoun
Falls and Mccormick highway.
Friends of Mrs. H. G. Fennel will
be pleased to know that she is i'm
proving slowly from her recent i'll
ness. ~. b. IL
Miss Leila Bonds has returned
from Anderson, and has resumed
her position with Mrs. Willie Smith
at the Lowndesville Hotel.
Mr.. S. B. Cook of Latimer who
has many friends here was business
visitor during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Cooley and
their son, Mr.. Floyd spent last Sab
bath in Belton with his sister, Mrs.
Brazeale. is-
Through private intelligence it is
learned that the condition of Mr.. R
W., Colyer of Williamson is un-
changed. Mr.. 'Colyer is in Columbia
undergoing treatment for serious
malady from which he has suffered
for months. Some years ago he serv-
ed as depot agent and operator
here, and has many friends who
grieve to know of his illness.
Mrs. Camille Lennon and Mr..
and Mrs. Calhoun Harris of Ander-
son spent last Sunday at the Lown-
desville hotel, guests of Mrs. w. L.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Below, Mrs. W
w. Wilson and Mr.. Jno. Wilson, all
of Midway, attended the funeral of
Miss Baker on last Sabbath.
Mrs. Mollie. Brswnlee, who is
spending the winter at the home Of
her nephew, Capt. E. W. Harper,
has been quite indisposed for the
past week.
Mrs. Russell Garner and children
of Cordova, Ala, are at the home
of her parents, where they will re.
main until after the Christmas holi.
days. Mr.. Allen is seemingly in
splendid health, though unable to
take step; he has been confined to
his rolling chair for about two years
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
CAPTURE LIQUOR
IN COTTON FIELD
Sheriff. Forces Find 1t Hidden un"
der Grass and Hay.

Sheriff. Forces Find 1t Hidden Un-
der Grass and Hay.
Cotton fields are the latest places
to become the rendezvous of boot
leggers, and Sheriff E. M. White
and his forces captured about IL
gallons. of corn liquor in a field
three miles from Hodges on the
Abbeville road, last Saturday.
The liquor was hidden in a keg
jugs, and fruit jars, covered with
grass and straw. Tracks led from
the road to the liquor cache and the
sheriff's force was able to find the
stores in this way. Sheriff White
said today that he did not believe
all the liquor was found but the rest
was so cleverly concealed in WOODS
or buried, that they could not find
it. Taking part in the raid were'
Sheriff White, Rural Policeman, ).
C. Penn and J. T. Cobb, and FEEDER
al Officer Mitch Wright Index
Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF AP.
PLIcATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF AP-
PLIcATION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of
South Carolina.
In the Matter of C. T. SCHRAM,
!Abbeville, S. C. = Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors Of the above named
!. Bankrupt: -
Take notice that on Nov. 13, 1922,
the above named bankrupt filed his
petition in said Court praying that
he may be decreed by the Court to
have a full discharge from all debts
provable against his estate, except
such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge, and hearing
was thereupon ordered and will be
had upon said petition on Dec. 10,
1922 before said Court, at Greenyille
in said District, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place
all known creditors and other per-
sons in interest may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
D.: C. DURHAM, Clerk.
Dated at Greenville, S. c., -
Nov. '13, 1922. II, 154wks
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
MccORD'S MOUNTAIN

Mr.. W. F. McCord, from McCord's
Mountain, was in town this morning
on business. If you have never heard
Of McCord's Mountain stand on Ar
nold's corner and look past the Eu-
reka Hotel over R. E. Cox's sweet
potato house and you will see long
red winding road,-that is the high
way leading to Greenwood and over
the top of McCord's Mountain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
Delegate Gone by Air.
PhIaaelphia, Nov. 14.=An

Philadelphia, Nov. 14.-An air.
plane carrying delegate from
Birmingham, Ala, to the worlds
convention of the Woman's Chris
tain Temperance Union, was due
here at noon today. The program
called for a greeting by two planes
which like the visiting plane, were
to be bed decked by white ribbon
streamers emblernatic of the tenn
perance movement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
Officers Get Still.

Anderson, Nov. 14.-A so gal
lon still and 1,5oo gallons Of mash
were destroyed by officers on Fri
day afternoon. This still was found
near the Charleston & Western
Carolina railroad, short distance
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
AT HOME-Mr. Mark Toney is
representing The Fuller Brush Co.
in both towns and country all over
Abbeville County. Phone or write
him, if interested, so he will be
sure to see you before Christmas.
Phone No. 1, address Box 4O4,
Abbeville, S. c. IL, 10, 3tpd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15

from Bradley. No arrests were 'ss.
made, according to officer Kennedy.
The operators had been given 9 tip
and made an exit before the officers
arrived. The outfit was located in
an abandoned tenement houss.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15

"a Pounds Service Flour - -..- -....-- $1.2O
"a lbs, White House, plain Flour --.- 9Oc.
"a lbs. Sunfower self-rising Flour Csc.
8 h. Bucket Snowdrift Lard $l.25 3
8 lb. Bucket Crescent Lard .--- Sl.lO s.
3 lbs. MAXWELL House Coffee = 49, $l.lO !:
25 lbs Granulated Sugar --- $l.Su =
/ Can No. 2 q pound) Tomatoes, each 80 locs
2 Cans Pink Salmon -------- -- Zoe
Best Fat Back, by the pound IL l-zc !,
Best Rib Meat, by the pound ---- ---- $50 ID l-zc
I neck of the Best Ground Coffee -------.-- $l.OO
/ b11, of Talmadge Water ground Meal : $l.OO
* ~ ,,o,nds Rest Rice $1.0O
Phone us before buying. We are glad to serve
you. -:
PHONE 408--- 49,.
T.W. NJ A R TIN
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-11-15
WANTS

WANTED-To buy good milk cow.
J. R. Glenn, Abbeville. lilo 3tpd
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-14
Las festas del 4 de Julio

Ell. domingo, segln anunclamos en-
g. niimero de aver de este periodieo,
SO Ilev6 efecto, en- los salones del
Ayuntamiento, una reunion de distingui
dos caballeros pertenecientes al Conner
clio, Industria, Departamentos Gle Co
bierno, Ejercito, Prensa y otras insti-
tuciones, con ell prop6sito de acordar
ell programa para la celebration del
proximo aniversario de la Independent
cia de los Estados Unidos, de Julio
&c 1922.
Hoy nos completeness en- dar como
Ger nuestros lectores y al pubhco
en- general. las diferentes Comisiones en-
cargadas de oar mayor relieve la ce-
lebracion de tan gloriosa fecha, tai y
como han sido designadas para sus
respectivos cargos:
CoMIsION EJECUTIvA.- Hon. J.
Gonzalez Ginorio, Hon. e. Acuia Ay-
Tar, Salvador Mestre, W. F. Lippitt, w.
E. Lee, Lieut.. Com. H. W. Gregg, Capt.
M. A Mufioz, Julian W. Blanco, Rafael
Fabian, Charles Hartzell Jr., Hon. E,
del Toro. John A. Wilson, Colonel P
Ross, Ramon Aboy Jr., Ramon Quifo-
nes, Manuel Rivera Ferrer, Lieut.. Com
Rufus King, DR.. Jose Belaval. Samuel
Boutwell,, w. F. Bennett.
CoDIISION DE HACIENDA - Wal
demar E. Lee, Manuel Rivera Ferrer
Samuel @. Boutwell,, Francisco Schetti
nj. Chas. Lawton.
SUB B-CoMIsIoNEs DE PRoPAGAH
DA- Julian w. Blanco, Mario Brau
Juan Pedrosa.
INvITACIoNEs Y RECEPcIoNEs
Ramon Aboy Jr., Ramon Quinones
John A. WILSON, E. Biscombe, Damiar
Monserrat, Jr
PUBLICIDAD.- j. Gonzalez Gino
rio, J. Coll Vidal, jose Perez Losada
Jose g. Marrero, j. Lopez Cruz, j. L;
brador, Cristobal Real, Eduardo Urru
tia, Howard Hull.
PARADA.- Colonel P. Ross (Gral
Marshal) Lieut.. H. w. Gregg, Col. Jai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-14
Continian negando a esta capi-
tai infOrmes cOntradictoriOs re-
lacionados con Ia enfermedad del
jefe sOvietista Lenine
Tchtcherine sale para Mosc1 con el
fin de hacerse cargo del gobierno
Omitted Press via All. America cables)

Omitted Press via All. America Cables)
BERLIN, JUNO 13. -Aunque las in
formaciones ofciales que Sc reciben a
menudo en- esta capital aseguraa que Sc
ha iniciado una reacci6n muy favora-
BILE en- la enfermedad de Lenine, Sc ha
manifestado, no obstante, que las noti-
cias de Ultima hora recibidas por Tchit-
cherine y otros lideres sovietistas in
dican que hay muy pocas esperanzas
para salvar la vida del jefe del Soviet,
quien durante las tltimas horas, ha en-
trado en- ell periodo mas algido de su
dolencia, puesto que Sc han com plica-
do los ataques de PARALYSIS cerebral.
En- vista de estos informes Tchitche-
rine saldra inmediatamente para Mos
CT, donde ha sido llamado con urgencia
para asumir temporalmente la direc-
cion del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-14
Ell JURADo HA sIDo DIsUELTo
Paquita Stella

Despues de una "tourne' artistica
por Manati Arecibo, Mayagiiez Aqua
dilla, ha regresado a esta capital, Pa
quita Stella, la brillante cupletista, que
con su gran cartel su fama llena los
teatros, lobteniendo verdaderos trtun.
fos.
Paquita Stella ha llegado la CAPT.
tai entusiasmada de haber logrado en-
la isla, los aplausos mas ruidosos del pu
blico que ha sentido su partida. Los
exitos de Paquita pueden considerarse
como triunfales, pues en- honor la ver-
dad son muy pocas las artistas que han
recibido como ella los elogios mas sim
ceros de la critica mas juicIosa.
Paquita sic(lia es una ttdavette"
que no solo Sc hace simpatica por sus
m6ritos artisticos, 81 que tambi6n por-
que es una DANA de culta conversation
y de trato muy "chic''.
La aplaudida Stella saldra para Pom
ce en- breve, donde ell publico de la Per-
la del Sur tendr& OCCASION de admirarla
aplaudirla en- sus creaciones de &ipos
de las provincias de Espafa.
Nosotros lie deseamos en- Ponce los
mismos exitos que ha obtenido en- las
demas poblaciones de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-14

mo Nadal, Lieut.. Com. Rufus King,
Emilio Bouret, Carlton Swiggett, Artu-
no Noble, Major T. Marxuach, Col. w.
F. Bennett, Major Leopoldo Mercader,
Capt. M. A. Munoz, w. F. Lippitt,
Frank Adams, chas. Hartzell Jr., Lieut..
r. Pesquera.
BAILE.- Ramon Quinones, Angel 81
fre Jr.. Capt. j. Jldice, Capt. A. Lo-
PEI Antorgiorgi, Rafael Fabian, Eduar
dc Urrrtia. Francisco Schettini, r. Sia
ca Jr., DR.. Jose BeEaval, Salvador Mes
tire, Chas. Hartzen Jr., Lieut. Sebastian,
Enrique Bird.
ADoRNo Y DEGRADE Manuel
Rivera Ferrer, Julian w. Blanco, Ra
mon Carbia Mario Brau Angel Sire
Jr., Juan Pedrosa, F. Schettini.
DEPoRTEs ATLETICOs.- Capt. Mi
guel A. Muhoz, Lieut.. CON- Foote, Ma
'rio Brau, j. w. Nc Quire, Capt. j.
Judice, Lieut.. Com. Rufus King, H.
Grand, w. G. Coxhead, Capt. Wegend,
M. Hitch, George v. Keelan, A. Crosas,
M. Such.
CoMIsIoN ESPECIAL DE FUE-
Cos ARTIFTCIALES.- Waldenar E.
Lee, Col. w. F. Bennett, samue. G.
Boutwell,.
CoMIsION DE ARTEsANos.- Pc
!, dro Figueroa, Pancho Velazquez, Sc
vero verdejo, jose Rivera, Jose Maria
verdejo, Antonio Beltran, Evangelista
Calderon, Severiano Ortiz, Pedro Rami
rez. Ambrosio Carmona.
Sc acordo comenzar la celebration
de la festividad del cuatro de Julio ell
domingo dia Q, con juegos de football
y baseball en- los terrenes de la pa
rada s. Para Ell dia tres Sc senal6 Ell
bale Official, traditional de estas fiestas,
para ell dia los demas ntmeros del
programa, incluyendo la gran parada,
carreras extraordinarias en- ell hipodro-
Emo, juegos y deportes, retreta y fpegos
artifciales.
Sc acordo que Ell Presidente de la
comisi6n Ejecutiva dirigiese un aero
grama al Almirante Nc Cuye cargo
del escuadr6n de practica de grrardias
marines invitandolos para visitar San
Juan v tomar parte en- Ia gran parada
del cuRtro de Julio. Igual invitaci6n
fus dirigida a los gobernadores militia
res de las Islas virgenes Santo Do
ndngo.
Sc acord6 comisionar al Presidcnte
dc la Comision Ejecutiva para dirigir-
Sc Ia Corporation del Hipodromo So
licitando ell donativo que .acostumbrs
conceder dicha corporation para estas
festas.
Sc acord6 que Ell sitio para pasar re-
vista la parada sea el portico de la
casa municipal.
II Sc comisiOn6 al Presidente de Ia
Comis.6n Ejecutiva para notifcar las
distintas comisiones nombradas v para
hacer la citaci6n { Comision Ejecu-
tiva para cuando sra pertinente,
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HARDING HA CONFERENCIAt
DO EXTENSAMENTE CON Ell
EMBAJADOR INGLES

WASHINGTON, JUNO 13,-El emba
jador de Inglaterra, se1or Geddes, estu
vo esta manana en- la Casa Blanca, don
de conferencio por espacio de varias
horas con ell presidente Harding.
Ell diplomatico ingles no quiso dar
referencias sobre los motives de la en-
trevista.
Despues que salio Mr.. Geddes pene-
tro en- ell despacho del Presidente el
Speaker de la Camara de Representa-
tes, senior Gillette.
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MANDAMUS
RESOLUTION

San Juan, P. R., JUNO a13, 1922.
No apareciendo de la solicitud nj del
informe oral, la necesidad de que ell
Tribunal actte en- este case, no sien-
do absolutamente claro ell derecho del
peticionario, question esta ultima que
pende de estudio y de resolution ante
este mismo Tribunal, no ha lugar a ex
pedir ell auto que Sc solicita.
Lo acord6 ell Tribunal firma Ell se-
nor Juez Presidente; certifco.
(Fdo.) Emilio DEL ToRo,
Juez Presidente.
(Fdo) joaquin LOPEZ,
secretario- Reporter.