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The Washington times., 1922-10-04

ca 8 young men and women, SO far
as dress Is concerned, is that they
abandon dressing to the extreme;
dress moderately and simply most OF
the time, and listen to parental ad-
vice in regard to these matters
oftener."
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

Caldwel's Syrup
Pepsin. Their
parents were
given it by their
parents; tn 9
grandparents are
using it today.
1t is the one lax
ative ideally suit
ed to all the fam
lily, safe for the
little ones. eHec-
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

tive in grownups, so compounded
that elderly people, who are con-
stantly forced to take a laxative
because the intestinal muscles
are weakening, find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for 80 years,
and over 10 million bottles are
now sold annually, the largest
selling family laxative in the
worldl The cost averages but a
cent dose. Every druggist sells
it, and under a guarantee TO do
as claimed or your money will be
refunded. 80
Millions Of carefully conducted
homes are never without a bottle
of DR.. Caldvell's Syrup Pepsin.
The Washington times., 1922-10-04
--latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
Copyright. lS23.
PARIS, France.

nOEUILLETS
- the skirt, grdle which the
front hips OF gold, blue and white
beade emhr derY
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CENTRAL
Hotel Pennsylvania

45 Allen st. Telefono 1912
Este hotel recientemente instalado
on un punto muy centrico, Sc ofrecs a.
publico. Comidas excelentes y muy
buen servicio, habitaciones frescas v
ventiladaS. Sc admiten abonados a
precios muy baratos.
Vlsite este hotel saldra convencido.
Ilame al telefono 1912.
Stas. Vargas,
San Juan, P. r.
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THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
Cffce Of the Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico.
CERTIFICATE OF FILING OF GER
TIFIcATE OF CONSENT TO
DISSOLUTION

To all to whom these presents may
come, Greeting,
Whereas, it appears to my salts
faction by duly executed and attested
certificate of consent for the voluntary
dissolution chereof deposited in muy
office that "Liga de Republicanos Es-
pafoles Gle Puerto Rico, an association
not for pecuniaty profit organized un-
DER the laws Of Porto Rico, whose prin-
cipal office is situated at san Juan.
Porto Rico, has compiled with the re-
quirements of 'tAn Act to incorporate
associations not for pecuniary profit ;,
approved March 9, 1911, preliminary to
the issuing Of this certifcation that
such certificate of consent has been
field:
NOW, THEREFORE,, I. R. Siaea Pa
checo, Executive secretary OF PORTO
Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY: That
tho said association did on the twenty
sixth day Of April; 1922, file in my
office duly executed and attested Ger
tifcste of the consent to the dissolution
of said association given by all the mem
hers hereof at a general meeting of the
association held on the twenty-third
day of March, A. D., 1922, which said
certificate of consent is now on file in
my said office as provided by law.
III TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of Porto Rico, at San
Juan, P. R., this l26th day of April
A. D., 1922. r. SIACA PACHECo,
Executive Secretary of Porto Rico.
Advt.
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Pol1tica venezolana
Contestacion al Sr. Torres Quintero

son escasos los patriotas, pero abun-
dan los patrioteros. Somos celosos de
nuestra autonomfa, dispuestos a lu-
char Y morir por ella, pero no esta-
mos todos inspirados por el bien de
la TERRA, sino anhelosos de enrique
cerse, los mas preparados, de men
digar puestos pdblicos sinecures,
los de escasa personalidad.
Las llamadas campanas por la Ii
bertad, luchas contra los tiranos, las
peroraciones, los mas o menos bien
escritos articulos Y libros, no estan
en- muchos casos, desgraciadamente
la mayorfa de ellos, respaldados por
una vida pdbica de merecimientos V
sacfificios. Nj a1n siquiera, en- prue-
ba Ge arfepentimiento, estan inspira
dos por ell future bien collective.
Estes patrioteros son responsables
de 10 que hoy nos pasa, en- que la Pre-
sidencia dos Vice-Presidentes, es-
tan entire dos hermanos Y un hiio.
Los que aver hoy endiosan a los
Dictadores son los que mas han con-
tribufdo Y eontribuyen la possible
perdida de nuestras nacionalidaG,es.
La mission de los hombres honra-
dos es combatirlos, desnudarlos, ju-
gando la vida 81 fuese necesario, STEM
pre- es honroso morir per la Patria,
para acabar con esa farsa ridicula.
Otra 6ae las calamidades publicas
es la mania de fgurar en- las letras
de molde o puestos directivos, pa
ra conseguirlo vamos de ridiculo en-
rldiculo, de bochorno en- bochorno Es
tamos dispuestos pronunciar discur
SOS hasta EN- la aperture de una ca
sa de empefio, insistiendo en- que Sc
nos invite para clio. Hombres homo
rabies por Gistintos motives, cuan-
.. do les entra esta eontagiosa enfer-
medad, Sc enfat1an, pierden el equi-
librio mental, sacrifcan bienes de
fortuna todo. Les vemos, sin creden
ciales antecedentes politicos algu-
nos, encabezando movimientos. sin sa
Der con certeza donde van entorpe-
ciendolo todo. No ven al campo de
los hechos donde Sc imponen los Je-
fes.
En- otros paises los ricos sienten or
gullo en- tomar parte activa en- la DO
Utica para defender al pueblo. Nos
otros, despues de los Libertadores
quienes sacrificaron riquezas Y homo
res por darnos una libertad que no
hemos sabido aprovechar, tenemos es
casos eiemplos. Los Estados Unidos
tienen uno de 6poca reciente. Teodoro
Roosevelt: Sc dedic6 a la polftica para
hacerle el bien a su pueblo. A su muer
te fue necesario decretarle una pen.
sion su viuda, por haber disminufdo
en- sus largos amos de vida p1blica 10
que heredara de sus padres. lComprad
10 con nuestros ex Presidentes- Provin-
ciales!
Nuestras classes ricas son egofstas.
Los negocios les absorbe todo V el
pueblo les importa NADIA. Para proteger
sus empresas Sc humillan ante los DO
dorosos, llegando, en- su servilismo. has
ia sufrir el desaire, quizas ell insulto,
(continda en- la Ga. pag.)
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HOTE.L.ES
Ell vEsUBIO

Participo a mi numerosa clientela
Que nuevamente me encuentro al
frente de este acreditado Restaurant
donde encontraran un esmerado ser-
yicio la carta.
Sc admiten abonados y nunca fall
tan los sabrosos spaguetti.
Vicente RINALDI.
Allen 20. San Juan. Telefono 980.
HOTEL WASHINGTON
PRINCESA No. 2
SAN JUAN, p. R.
CON 18 HABITACIONES FRESCAS
Y COMODAS
Sc ADMITEN ABONADOS A PRE-
CLOS MODICOS
TELEFONo No. p37 Propietario:
Juan Reyes Gomez
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CARBE

Situado en- Ell conaz6n de la ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnihcaa
habitaciones con bafio privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias y viajantes. PreciOs mode
RADIOS.
Te1efonos 4S4 y 1909, P. o. Box sos.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan, P. r.
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Habana, Cuba, JUNO 26 de 1922.
Senior don Vicente Torres Quintero,
Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Mi distinguido amigo:
Momentos antes &c salir para New
Orleans recibi su carinosa Y sentida
carta de A de abril, que tambien lei
publicada en- Ell MUNDO.
Entire los mas sagrados lazos es-
tan los del dclor Y, como usted bien
afirma, Sc eneuentra undo mi que
rida Venezuela por la memoria de
aquel angel, llamado Asunci6n Level,
que al partir dejo grabada en- el al
ma de usted la exacta impression de
10 que es la mujer venezolana. Nunca
olvidare las horas de penas que jun
tos compartimos.
Estos mismos lazos, los del dolor,
me unen, mas de los naturales, a
mi inolvidable patria. Veinte largos
amos llevo de destierro, arrancado
del lado de mis- grandes afectos. He
corrido con la desdicha de haber per
dido cuatro durante csc intervalo sin
la suerte de cerrar los ojos, a1n de
aQuellos que conmigo Sc encontraban
en- ell destierro. Mi ultimo dolor esta
muy reciente. No hace un alo adn
perdi mi inclvidable padre, insig-
ne patricio que sacrifice todo en- aras
de su santo amor por aquel punado
de terra que llevo juRto a su alma
hasta exhalar su postrer suspiro. El
me inspire no solo ese grande amor
por la Patria; sino tambien su espi-
ritu de abtagaGion Y sacrifcio, y
la entereza de su caracter para de-
nunciar los responsables de nues-
tras Gesgracias, que han tenido por
corolario las crueles dictaduras de los
ultimos veinte amos, verguenza no So
10 de America, sino hasta de la Ma
Dire Patria.
Felices ustedes, los pueftorriquenos,
que en- medic de los momentcs diffci-
les actuales, pueden decir con usted /:
"Aqui la prensa, ese centinela terri
Bile, no tiene caGenas; aquf la tri-
buna ess Ebre. -. Todos somos Ii
bres.. Aquf podemos forcejear, po-
demos veneer.
He seguido con inter6s los aeon
tecimientos polfticos de Puerto Rico,
los que anticipe cuando adverti, al
ser implantada la Ley Jones, que su
verdadero espiritu habfa sido enten-
dido per las classes dirigentes; sin
embargo, nunca sospeche que las pa
stones hegasen a ta1lto. POr una
parte, con el perd6n de los que pue,
dan mortificar mi n1odo de apreciar
los hechos, la prescindencia Ge la Ley
les errores como ell de separar del
servicio hombres de los quilates de
Guillermo Esteves, pucrtorriqueno
que ha hablado muy POGO Y ejecuta-
do mucho por la otra al llegar has
ia aprovecharse de un pequeno des-
Guido para llevar ante un Gran Jura
do la reputation de tres hombres que
ostentan NADIA menos que la represen
taci6n Ge los dominadores. Por un la
do la defciencia mental, la incapaci-
dad para comprendernos; por el otro,
ell apasionamiento, la intransigen-
cia, la sensibildad, de esa raza lati-
ma componente en- parte de nuestras
Heterogeneous comunidades.
Conocido mi indiscutible amor por
Puerto Rico, hago sineeros votos por
que esta serie &c acontecimientos Y
luchas no traigan, como la vez que
dej6 de aprobarse ell Presupuesto, un
atraso en- las libertades que usted
tan bellamente tproclama.
Refriendome 10 que nos pasa en-
Venezuela dire; En- nuestros paises
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REUMATIsMo.GoTA

son enfermedades que provienen del icido
iirico en- Ia sangfe, cl cual ataca las Coz
yrnturas y musculos del cuerpo. Para re-
mediar este doloroso sufrirniento I'd tiene
que elininar del sistema el Scido tlrico Y
otraS naterias venenosas que constituyerl
la raiz de Ia enfermedad, cualquiera que
sea su torma. FL Elfriy de Leonard pa.
"a Ia S6h9rs es el remedio que
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PuEDE

reccmendarse como active efcaz. No
impotta cuan severe pueda ser SD reuma-
tlsmo gotta o 10 arraigado. que este pueda
estar en- su sistema. La accion de este ma
ravilloso .especiico expulsa de su cuerpo
todas las substancias impuras, vigoriza Y
fortalece todos sus organos en- general. re-
gulariza los nervios, rifiones el Iiigado v
devuelve la salud compIeta. FL Elixir de-
Leonardo para Ia SdngYe es un ren1edio
etcaz para el envenenamiento de la sangre.
slhlis, tumores, Ilceras, escrofulas otras
enfermedades de la sangre. Miles de per-
sonas que han sufrido anemia, clorosis
pobreza de Ia sangre, despuGs de haber to-
mado toda clase de remedies sin obtefier
resultado alguno, han visto su saltd resta.
blecida al tonar EiiriY de Leonardo para
Ia Sangye. ST I'd. tiene aIguna enfermedad
en- Ia sangre. no Sc desespere, esta puede
~RTn n~ws
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NGLATERRA

PrOpietario E. CEsTERo.
Tanca No. 5. Telefono 800. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de las Principales Gales, cerca del
Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles, cOntiguo al Correo y demas
Edi6cios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
domicilio. Sc admiten abonados a
Drecios corrientes.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Middle West Utilities Company, 81. on pre-.
ferred. payable July 10 to stock OF record
June 80.
Rsyn"ds on sprI1g; pnn.;.rTsG GS%Dapy asase,y i.
class "B.'' representing back dividends OF
past two years. both payable July I.
Firestons. s.Apsley Rubber COMPANY semi
annual 8n per cent on preferred, payable
July to stock Of record June II.
Wedlake Lamson Company. 8 per cent on
preferred. payable July l to stock Of record
June 30,
per cent pm common and ~ per cent on
preferred; 10th payable July to stock Of
Western Grocer COMPANY. semi-annual
OF record June 20.
Fisher Body OF Ohio. 10 per cent on pre-
ferred. payable July l to stock of record
June 81.
Reading Traction Company. semi-annual
Is cents, payable July to stock Of record,
June 10.
Central Coal and Coke Company, quar-
tcrly $l.2j on preferred and quarterly OF
$40 on common, both payable July IL as
registered June 80.
McCrory stores Corporation. quarterly Of
81 10 on pre- fcrred payable July l to stock
OF record June 20.
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High Low =. NJ.
Liberty 3hs ..10O.06 10000 1OO.O2
Liberty 1st AS. 10000 09.98 00.9G
Liberty Cd AS. 00.0S 00.02 00.02
Liberty Sd AIS. .1O0.O2 10000 1OO. 90
Liberty 4th 44s. .1O0.O2 90.0S 1OG. .O2
Vic Notes. 4a4s. .1OO.6S 1OO.62 100. 80
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Brokers' Opinions

NeWburger, Henderson & Loeb
1.-THE pronounced slackening of specu .
lative energy and interest attending last
weeks operations unquestionably re-
flect>d disposition on the part of
the more conservative market interests
to cautiously assess the effect of the
increasing number of undetermined fac. q.
tors which have slowly crept into the
general situation. This waning of in :
terest is significant of radical change
taking place in the market position and
emphasize the necessity of employing
the utmost discrimination in making ad-
ditional commitments. In fact. We are
of the opinion 1t will be found proAta
to severely draw line OF den.arcation
between the investment and speculative
issues and confine operations to seasoned
dividend paying stocks. We likewise
feel any opportunity to realize profits
should not be allowed to slip, as there
are indications of the market working
into narrow groove and limited varia
tions which is almost certain to wear
out the patience Of security holders"
West & Co.. "The beginning of the
summer finds a more diversified opin-
market than for many weeks past
During this period the public has made
money on the long side of the market
and has more or less taken the market
away from the so-called professional /
element. While a good deal of in and
out trading has taken place, 1t cannot
be denied that brokers' loans have very
materially increased, showing very
heavy commitments by the public on
the long side of the market. These
loans now stand at $1,000, 900 900.
equal to the high peak in 1910. A good
deal of the money borrowed by brokers
is loaned them for the account of ont
of town financial institutions, and II IN
worth noting, In this connection, tbat
II business improves materially i'm COM
mercial lines there is apt to be a better
demand for money as the autumn mr.
?roaches, with subsequent withdraw wal
Of funds"
Ii. r. Bachman & Co.-'It is not
possible for mortal men to predict the
day to day fluctuations in the present
cotton market and we are not in any
way attempting to do so. But we do
sense In the present situation an in
famed speculative condition, with the
public attracted to cotton as a specula
tive venture. At the moment, the mar.
ket appears TO be over bought and We
Eoph adyise extge4e caution IN laakina
1tatthey cpms4itmt1tu On the i0nf side
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Investors More Cautious

There Is a tendency on the part of
investors to exercise discrimination in
the matter of the selection of invest.
mcnt securities. Bond men say there
is n greater degree of conservatism
displayed on the part of the public
recently than at any time since the
upward movement began several months
ago.
This Is attributed somewhat to the
fact that there have been a number Of
issues put out within the past fortnight
which have not been regarded as top
notchers.' In other words. great
many of the securities offered have
been what may be termed secondary
issues and not in the class of high
grade standard corporate issues.
It is stated in the trade. dealers
are now pretty we'll "fcd up" on this
class Of issues and 1t probably will re-
quire some little time to effect proper
digestion of them. 1t has not been
difficult for syndicate managers to bring
about initial distribution of the new
issues, but dealers who in many in
stances participate in syndicate oper.
alton purely for the purpose Of obtain
ing free ride are not meeting
with as great success as was possible
with the best grade issues offered over
a period of the last six or eight months.
There was a time when the public
did not hesitate to jump in and pur-
chase new securities without much in
vestigation. but that condition no
longer obtains.
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until some reasonable reaction has been

until some reasonable reaction has been
witnessed. ,"
Hecker 4 Co.--''The decline was
not unexpected The market has been
acting stale for the last few weeks
and buyers had been becoming more
and more hesitant. The setback may
run little further but should not con.
tinue long. There are too many sold
out bulls waiting around to get back
into the market for the recessions to 80
very far. Considering the increased
shipments during the period, the in.
crease of 157 900 in untitled tonnage
is very satisfactory" !"
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

For the three months ended March
81. Otis Steel Company reports net
deficit Of $685.. 1888 after charges and
taxes before depreciation.
Chicago and Northwestern has been
granted authority to sell 81, ,233 600
general mortgage 8 per cent. gold tonds
Of 1887 at average price Of not less than
par. .
The average price Of the twenty &C.
tive industrial stocks declined O.4O per
cent OH Saturday to 20, while the
twenty railroads declined O.12 per cent
to 1926.
Carl II. Gray, president Of the Union
Pacific. is quoted as saying: The
Union Pacific Ia willing to buy Central
Pacific from Southern Pacific II fair and
reasonable terms can be agreed upon
United Railways of St. Louis has
filed application with the Public Serv.
ice Commission to authorize bond Is.
sue of 1.G4O, 900 to refund issue OF
bonds due July I and to accept an
offer Of North American Company to
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
for year ended December 81 reports net
income of S2,3S4 ,081 after taxes and
charges. equivalent to S3.31 a share.
par $50, earned on the SD, ,0S5, 800
par $50. earned on the $35, ,9S6 900
capital stock. This compares with $S,.
241 .O28 or $1O.15 a share In 1920.
--Parsly Bros. & Co., West & Go. and
Graham. Parsons 4 Co. announce that
the syndicate which they formed in
connection with the offering Of $1,1OO,.
600 American Lime and Stone Com.
parry first mortgage twenty year Z per
posed of the entire amount of bonds.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road was authorized today by the In
terstate Commerce Commission to is
sue and sell 81. 233 900 in mortgage
bonds of 1887. the price and interest
rates to be determined at time of sale.
Receipts from the transaction will be
used by the railroad to apply on pur.
chascs of new equipment.
Dillon, Read Il Co. and Tucker, An.
thony & Co. are offering the unsold
balance of s.. .050, 900 Manchester Trac-
tion, Light and Power. Company first
refunding mortgage sinking fund gold
bonds at 03% and interest. to yield
Auust 1, 1917, are due August. 1852.
A new issue of .S15, ,O0O, 900 Atlantic
Refining Company fifteen-year 8 per
cent non -callable gold debentures is
being offered today at par by the
Equitable Trust Company. Blair & Co.,
Inc, and Cassatt & Co. The debentures,
dated July 1. 1922. are due July 1,
1887, and are issued for the purpose
of redemption of the 61a per cent gold
debenture bonds of the company. which
are callable September l, 1922, at
1854 and accrued interest.
The New iork k Central Railroad
Company has applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for permission
to issue and sell $25, 600, 900 Of its
s per cent refunding ana improvement
mortgage bonds, the proceeds to be ap-
piled against the retirement through
call for payment at 100 and interest
on September l. 1922. Of the present
outstanding issue of ter-year collateral
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A SQUARE DEAL NEEDED NOW

moro than ever amid great new economic
forces freed by the war. One OF the best
Of the many exclusive articles OF tho com
Ing week Is one by the new president Of
the Chamber OF Commerce OF the United
States. Read It IN the Magazine Section
Of tho Sunday, PUBLIC LEDGER. Make 1t
4 Habit. ."-Adr.
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Some of the leading bankers Of the
Street expressed perfect satisfaction
over the conduct Of last weeks market
and remarked 1t was perfectly healthy
reaction and one which was long ever.
due. They further called attention to
the fact that the declines recorded dur
Ing the latter part Of tho week were
not suhicint to carry hrices down TO
the low levels Of May. While this may
or may not be significant. close realcrs
of the tape profess to believe It indi.
Gated a degree Of strength and stability
throughout the list worthy OF COM
mendation.
The fact that money remained easy
and the renewed rate was 70 low on
Friday was interpreted as indicating
from the point Of view Of this phase IT
the situation there was little about
which apprehension need be enter:
tained. The feeling is that money vii,
continue easy well Into the future.
In that event, It Is felt stocks, which
now in line for sharp rally during
the coming week. The opinion ex.
pressed in banking circles was there had
been q considerable amount Of short
selling earlier in the week and atten.
tion was called to the large number
Of comparatively small transactions on
Friday when the market was at its
weakest point, which was interpreted
as indicating effort was being made to
cover shorts without attracting atten.
tion.
It. requires a large volume Of buy
ing in 100 share lots. however, for one
to accomplish this purpose.
Developments Favored the Bears
There were numerous factors favor
able to the bear side, but up to Friday
not much attention was paid to news
developments. For instance, the Sol
dier Bonus Bill was the subject of much
discussion and also the threatened
strike Of railroad employees. While
there are few who were inclined to be. :.
l!cye that there would be n strike Of
railroad employees. still the talk was
NOT without some influence.
The advices from Paris, that the Ger.
man loan transaction was not likely to
eventuate at this time, also acted as a
dampening influence, while the coal
strike situation was another element Of
Importance. Obviously, the bearish ele-
ment took advantage of these various
factors to put out lines of stocks a
week or 10 ago with the result at the
close Of the week the short position was
said to be a substantial one.
Whether or not those taking this side
of the market will be successful in re-
coupling their securities remains to be
seen, but in the opinion Of some careful
Is to be gained on the short side at this