davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Str Freeman. Norfolk.
Str Texan, San Francisco

str Freeman. Norfolk.
Str Texan. San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. strs Janus (f'rl, Phadephia
w Tupper. Trinidad. Lisbon Maru tJapl
-Dalny. &c: Charlton Hall. Valparaiso, &C;
Anacortcs. Glasgow, &c, via Halifax; Suf
folk (Br), Avonmouth, &c: Mohcan Balti
more Robert Luckenbach, Los Angeles. &c;
Koyo Maru Jap), Yokohama, sc; Ipswich
Philadelphia.
The corrected reading of tho barometer
freduced to leveD at New York on Sun
day, Aug -, 1922, at AM. as reported b,
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-two hundredths (30.3.l
inches. This closely approximates sever
hundred and seventy and one-tenth (I70 ~
millmeters. Captains OF all vessels nov
lying In near tho ports Of New York ant
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether theil
own barometers require any considerable
correction adjustment.
Wind a; Sandy Hook. Pm. SE, light
cloudy: smooth sea.
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SAILED.

Strs Bo2ota. Kingston, &C: Sheaf Spear
(BD, Gaspe. &c: Harmonides tBrl, Monte
yideo, &c. Bayonne tslotori Ph:la delphia
ii NJ F'lagler. Hamburg; Samese Prince
,Br), Montevdco. &c. via Philadelphia :;
Steel Inventor, Baltimore: Artigas. Port
land: Corsica, Norfolk; Socony, towing ]
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SAIL TUESDAY. AUGusT
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE MONDAY, AUGUST IL.

Steamer. From Agents.
Astral Colon 81. ...............S Standard Oil
Banan, Kingston oth.......... United Fruit
Bolivia. Kingston 5th......,...C Clyde SIS Line
Cannnova, Port Antonio 9th. Atlantic Fruit
Clan Macbrayne. Malta 26th. Barber SIS Co
Creole, New Orleans 9th. Southern Pacific
CubnnO. lmoutli.........4...... Kerr Line
Elswick Tower. Sunderland 2Tth.
j II winchester
Fort 81 George. Bermuda 18th.
Independence. Colon hth...s.... Barber Lines
lfouuois. Turks Island sth. ..... clyde IS 60
Larlaiau, bartltic0l 10Th,
] II winchester & co
Manchufan Prince Bahia Goth. Furress- -Wthv
Mlrafores, Port Antonio 0th.... United Fruit
San Juan, San Juan 0th....4.N y & T. Il SIS
United States, Copenhagen 18th,
Lcander Amer
wellpars. Antwerp 2Tts........4...... -----
Zulia, Mayaguez sth.............Red y Line
DUE TUESDAY. AUGUST Is.
Bradayon. Barry 2d.....,...4.....U s Nav
Chr Nicholson, Havana eth.+. Atlantic Fruit
Comal, Galveston 9th.....4... Mallory SIS Co
Eastern Pilot, Bristol I'd.
VI winchester & Co
Ei Vale, Galveston 9th. H.. Southern Pacific
Oregonian, Hamburg ist....s.. United Amer
Orizaba, Havana t2th.........a..W Ward Line
phoebus, Palermo 10th. .... Three Star Line
Sixaola, Santa Marta sth ..... United Fruit
Garth, Santiago th......s...... Ward Line
city OF Savannah, Savannah 18th. Ocean IS
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SAIL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.

III Sorte Galveston. ~ r..
Fort 81 George, Bermuda, ~ y X. II 90 AN
Lennell. Rio Jancirc. sc, 18th ST.
Hobokcn ..ss.........44..
Metapan. Kingston, &c, 9 y r.. II. 100 AN
President Monroe. London. 4ill ST.
Iioboken. ..;,....,..........' 500 PM
Santa Elisa. cailao, Sc. 33d st.
Bktyn .s.t.....s...4......
Yorck. Bremen 9th st, Hoboken...
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oHFIIlE TIrfitsI
SAIL TUESDAY, AUGUST Is.

Gen W c Gorgas. Port au Prince.
&C. % Mr.. ..................... 800 PM
Hypatia, Cape Town. &c, . Erie
Basin, Bklyn. ....................
Mauretania, Southampton. ~ Mr.. Noon
Mayaro. Grenada. &c. 2lth st.
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gar Macao ina
NH Yves hta rusiai In
o
French n French
r.
Frr Congo,
Senegal
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Seaman lBr), Portchester TO
New York 1oth).
Tug Frederick T Keelers. towing barges
(st 1920 AND. Gallagher, towing tat
noon).
Motorbarge Daniel VI Monroe (Br), Wind
sor, Ms, for New York. with plaster, to the
J King Co tat i5 AND.
Steam canaboat Paragon Cat $3.50 PM).
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Bound East.

schr Ainslie (Br), New York for Bridge
water.
schr Nova Queen (Br,. New York for LIN
crpool. Ms
Providence.
schr Annie Chase, New York for
Machias.
Portland
schr Mabel L Gum tBr,, New York for
Sherbrooke.
Schr Henry McClennan (Br). New York
to Miramichi (anchored 1"thl.
Schr Georgia Jenkins. Hudson for Ban
gor. Me tanchored I2th).
Tugs Lorraine, towing I barge cat ~ 80
AND: Energy. towing ) tat I PND owen J
McWilliams, towing 6 cat j PM).
Motorbarge Socony No G.
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Denis. Rio Janeiro. &c. 33d 81,
bkiyn ...........4....s....-.. -
Eastport. Iiclsingfors. 18Th st. Err 800 I'M
Robin Hood. Montcvideo. &c, Goth
81, Bklyn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
II ~ To
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
MONDAY, AUGUST II

Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires. str ROBIN
HOOD. 10 80 AN.
Barbados, st Lucia, Ccara and Maceio
tother parts of Brazil must be specially ad-
dressed) via Barbados. Ceara Maceio, Vic
toria. Rio Janeiro. Santos, Paranagua and
Rio Grande do Sui. str DENIS. L. NJ.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is.
Grenada. st Vincent. Trinidad Cudad oil
var and Guiana Via Grenada, Trinidad aud
Georgetown. str NAVARRO. s AM.
Dominican Republic via Monte Christi,
Puerto Plata, Samana, La Romano, San
Pedro de Macors. San Domingo City. Azua
and Barahona, str CATHERINE. 8 30 AN
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Paix), Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
tprints, &cl. Nicaragua texcept East CoasD /,
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Continued on Page Sixteen.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

IVcsseia Sail Daylight s
SAIL, MONDAY. AUGUST II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03

The Rev. julius Hoeppner,. for o guar
ter Of century pastor Of St. Paurs 9
Lutheran Church. was the guest OF
honor at q reception given BY the mem.
bers Of the congregation on Tucsday
evening. Mr.. Hoeppner WAS presented
with bouquet Of flowers and purse
Of gold a. remembrances Of the occa-
sion. The speakers Of the evening were
the Rev. Paul 2. Strodach. DR.. J: u.
Neidscker, Prof. H. Offerman, the Rev.
Otto Kleine, the Rev. H. E. Myers. the
Rev. william Hingheldy, the Rev. wal
ter N. Ruccius. Mr.. Carl w. Nutshorn,
Mr.. Martin J. Hoeppner, Mr.. Theodore
weiderman. Mr., Alfred Crawford and
Mira Christina Narr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eorvin s. Vile. Of Haws
avenue. entertained the members Of the
choir and the omcial board Of the Haws
Avenue Methodist Church at a dinner
In the church dining room on Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for 100
guests. Mr.. Benjamin +. Evans was
postmaster. and responses were made
by DR.. l.. w. Hainer, the Rev. Thomas
II. Evans, Mr.. Raymond Kriebel. Mr.
Mr.. Charles Lawrence. Mrs. Seorg'
Fulmer.
Miss Ella worrall, Of Haws avenue
ristown Literary Club on Tuesda,
afternoon. Mrs. Edwin Nyce discussed
| the current events subject OF the day
There were sixteen guests present.
| Mr.. Walter Becker, Of Chicago.
visiting Mr.. Lawrence Glass. Of tn
Hamilton. Mr.. Becker and Mr.. Glas
| were former classmates at the Univer
sity OF London while taking post-wA
| course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward IIsei-
soll. OF 1915 Walnut street, will entertain
O. dinner on Thursday evening next
Miss Elizabeth L. Boyd, daughter Of
Dr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Boyd. OF 1903
Spruce street, has issued invitations Tor
. luncheon and bridge party on Tues
day, February II. in honor OF Miss
Mrs George G. Ross. Of 1921 Spruce
street. whose engagement to Mr.. Donel-
son W. Hopes was recently announced.
Among those who will attend the the
1tre party followed by a supper dance at
the Ritz'Carlton on Saturday evening:
February :. to be given BY Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Dorrance, In honor of Miss
Eleanor Eleanor rgnninE, viii be NJ & and &,!1,s. Mrs.
8 Wheeler. Dr. and Mrs. G., NJ. Dor
rance. Mss Virginia Heclischer, Miss
Banning Grange, Miss Elizabeth Battles.
Miss Lydia Clothier. Miss Evelyn Dray-
ton. Miss Isabel Frazer, Miss Emma NJ
catherine D. Porter. Miss Walburga
Reilly, Miss Jean B. Riley. Miss Doro-
thy Rodgers. Miss Cornclia $. Rankin.
Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Eleanor sloan.
ME-, Niss Eisabsth M,s WasnS Mis- s;.s Mary Mary
nor Dunning. Miss Mary Alice Eastwood.
Mr.. Clayton, MeElroy, Mr.. Alfred II:
Hunter, Mr.. Arnold Jennings, Mr. Samuel
y. Irwin. Mr.. Philip Lee. Mr.. barclay
McFadden. Mr.. William v. Newlin, Jr..
Townsend. Mr. William Rlegel. Mr.. i.
Clarke Corkran, Mr.. Edmund r. Purv!s.
Mr.. William Beard. Mr.. Jonn Beard, mi.
Linton Dunning. Mr.. William Battles,
ny, Mahlon Hutchinson. Mr.. George
MMe'eaSSara MS aSsr}a. Mr. %iiliam H Kingslsy !i
lard, Mr.: Samuel Bispham. Mr.. john
Hunter, Mr.. Thaddeus NJ. Daily, Jr.. Mr..
x Mitchell Edwards Mr James DeVe-
nn, Jr., Mr.. Charles Gamble. Mr.. \.
ST9His Bogart, Mr. Charles Compton and
Al. Harrison McMichael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dexter Warr,nei :.
l36 South Eighteenth street. will
,nIsrtain nIss at dinner on Tuesday sys.
Ing. February 81, In honor Of Miss
sNleanor T. Dunning, debutante daugn-
tT OF Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. DunnIng
oetore the mid-winter ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul o'NAill.
Temair, Rydal, will entertain at the
opera In the box Of Mrs. O'NetlTs
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bertram Lip-
a a6,mcott. Of l7i2 Spruce street on Tues
cIy ny evening next: The guests will In
S''a Mrs, j. Lloyd Coates
n:MSIrrss;A Mrs; Alfred Montague Lewis, OF the
,n1enevue-Stratford. has issued invita-.
@ uVns ior several small informal lunch
sons, followed by cards, at the Be,ievne-
day next 'S "'' w VII "ea''es-
stsw.r. ,ne next next meeting Of Mrs. Charles
n0Iwart Wurts' dancing class at the
sexueVue-Straford on Friday evening
Sta, tne cotlllon will be led BY Mr
Wrrhsn9ury Wr Miller, Mr.. Van Horn Ely and
Uthsrn nusard MacCaleb. assisted by the
"e' members Of the committee.
J,yr, ar, and Mrs. Joseph L. widener o,
tnda', tdoSu hall, Elkins Park, will leave
'oaay Tor Palm Beach. Fla.
MISS Lucille Polk Carter, daughter O,
jioSn.. ue3rge Brooke, OF Almonbur,
h5!antlc City. Mr. and Mrs Brooke and
,S~r ter Nmfter are spending the winter q,
apartment at the wellington.
MISS Elisabeth Ross, daughter Of DR.
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)yy!S7 9 " a b b tlT PEOpCE
Nancy Wynne Tells Of the Charlton Yunolls Dance
in the Foyer Last Euening-Other Parties
and Plans for Future Dates

and Mrs. George q. Ross. 1921 Spruce
street, entertained at q luncheon yee
terday in honor OF Miss Miriam de s.
Litchheld, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
engagement has been announced TO Mr..
wilmot Grant Peirce, Of 230 West Tul-
pehccken street, Germantown. Miss
Litchfield IN spending q fortnight as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peircc
Miss Josephine romlinson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas NJ. Tomlinson, Of
400 South Fifteenth street, whose mar.
riage to DR.. Thomas Klein, Of 1915
fne sny ises: Ess.,y viii take S ass ct saS Ser
bridesmaids at Q luncheon at her home
on Thursday. February ..
Mr.. Charles Bossert Fritz, Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bossert Frits.
Of 3s03 spruce street, whose marriage
to Miss GLADYS Brown McCowen. dauHh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Brown Nc
Cowen. Of 440l Spruce street, will take
place on Saturday evening, February rs,
his homo cn. Friday evening, Febru.
AIRY II.
Miss Alice Batchelder, Of Danvers
Mass. arrived on Friday and will be
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mercedes
sln,onds. Of 4sos Springfield avenue, fol
q few weeks.
Price, daughter Of Major General nn6
| Mrs William @. Price. jr, Of 900 Keriir
street, Chester Pa, and Lieutenan,
Richard Lee: Engineer Corps. U. s. a.
Ninth and Madison streets. Chester. . TO.
morrow a. noon. Owing 10 rccen
! death In tho family. the wedding viii
! not be u large one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

A twenty-flrst birthday party was
given this week for Miss Betty Hoyle
at the home Of Miss Catherine Moore
32i7 North Tweiity-seventh street.
Miss L. Carpenter. Miss M. Heuling, Miss
a. Minltoff, Miss c. Moore. Miss A: NC
Keever, Miss T. Krastell, Miss y. Mace
Miss +. Brown, Miss A. Abrams. Miss r
Hill, Miss A. Moore, Miss A. Walker
Miss u. wanamaker, Miss f. Dough
Miss q. Hudson, Miss NJ. King, Miss u
white, Miss NJ. White, Miss G. Abel
Mr.. c. Patterson. Mr.. II. Sheets, Mr.. II
Carpenter, Mr.. J. Newton. Mr.. NJ. Kelly
Mr.. II. Faulkner. Mr.. l.. Conrad. Mr.
r. whitman, Mr.. II. Wood. Mr.. W: Brit
Mr.. X. Whitman. Mr.. T. Gevin. Mr.. l.
Gevin, Mr.. +. Gevln, Mr.. II. Walker. Mr.
]. Walker. Mr.. r. Harris. Mr.. II. Rails
ton and Mr.. II. Husband.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03

l.yk Serty. .aftN lrose ~, ~ &
Dscsmber cor trip besfh. afe g pre-; -
Tic,;H.. Me- Ana Mn. Vrasier will
return home about April 1.
Mrs.. waiter wheatley. of 4624 Spruce
ana bridge party today to meet Mrs.
Harry whiting, Of Cape Town, Va
who 10 the guest Of MIRA George l..
Morrison.
Dr.. ana Mrs.. Tomasso Creatore left
on saturday last for New York, where
they will remain over the weekend ae
the quests Of Mfr. and Mrs. Giuseppi
Cr0atore,
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W,ljouahby.hllle

An interesting wedding took Place lace. ,r =,
: o'clock last evening ny s tne ne,h'e. anh Ma.
1pTnd mrssp's streets, when Miss Alma Kath-
arlne Hiile, daughter A. Of tsasme Mrs A'm tss
lIille. 1913 Park avenue, ,,,,,, yV,iinnvhby
son m% m% Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas wilioughby
Ilas west Norris street otne The cG,e%o@i ,hs ReH
Wii,,am l.. Mccormick. Tho bride wa'
siven in marriage BY her uncle, MY "
Harry u. Hiile. She wore wore 2 S-,ns, dress ,si q
brocade chiffon and a tulle br1dsi vei
With n coronet OF lace trimmed Wit
myrtle. She carrted 2 bouquet o.. Oh whit J,
roses Mrs. Eugene A. Ritter. sister et o
the bride, was the matron OF honor. IN
wore @ orchid crepe chiffon and Chantiil;
lace and hat Of the the same me matH5is srisas
,,,aids Miss Edna Berlinger and Mrs. NJ
J. m Steele, wore froelts Of green and sill
yer changeable taffets and s, carried Sou ,s
Mr.. John r. Young, and the ushers wer
Mr. Clifford Bradon, Mr.. James Dixoi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
ALONG THE READING

a board meeting and the regular
business meeting Of tho Oak Lane Re-
view Club. of which Mrs william II,
Shelley Is president. was held on
Irwin Me6argee James talk on birds.
wild flowers and trees. A meeting of
tho Advisory Committee Of the Old YORK
Road Auxiliary Of the Seamen's Church
institute followed. Mrs Thomas n
Gaioraith was hostess for the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rhodes, OF Lins.
moro avenue. Glenside. are receivins
congratulations upon the birth Of a son
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Horace Paist. OF
Latham Park. Oak Lane, will leave fol
Miami. ria. tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
MOOR EsroWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hopkins. Of
West Main street. entertained at cards
on Tuesday, evening.
A banquet was held on Wednesday
evening in tho American Legion chapter
house. Dr. Wlnterstein was In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George TIillmar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Otter, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Warden. Mrs Edward Ayers, Mrs.
Devery. Miss Dorothy Warden. Miss
mond Spooner. Mr.. Harry Walton and
Mr.. Norman Janke were guests Of Miss
Mildred Do Puy Janke. Of Camden ave
nue., on Tuesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
srRAWeeRRY MANSION

The Ton Needles Sewing Club met
on Tuesday at the homo Of Mrs. Frances
Poster, 3fi7 Columbia avenue. Those
present included MrB. d. Werner, Mrs.
+. Walker, Mrs. 8. Clair, Mrs. T. Cylin-
der. Mrs A. 1.avan. Mrs. c. g. Brown.
Mrs. H. Farber and Mrs. II. Myerson.
Mr., and Mrs. Max schoenfeld. OF
3137 Diamond street, have closed their
home and returned to Atlantic City
where they wifi remain until April.
Mrs. I. Harris, Of 1s2S North Thirty
second street. has returned from nr
extended trip through the West.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
0etAvtaAr COUNTY

Yor and Mfy. JOseph BWAin. OF
swarthmore, who have been In Call
fornia for several months, will leave IN
a short time for the Hawaiian Islands
Mrs. j. Liddon Pennock entertained
thc members OF her reading club at her
home in Lansdowne on Thursday AFTER
noon. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. b. Sheppard. OF
Swarthf1ore, have been entertanans
Mrs. Morris n. Michener and Mrs. Lewis
Walton, Of West Grove
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03

Note the superior quality Of
the crepe de chine. Inserts
Of real filet and hand-drawn
French knots form the trim
ming. Built up or strap
shoulders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Smith. of 632
wynnewood rond, entertained q mum.
ber of their friends on Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Helen Bryan.
Walter Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taylor. Mrs. Bredo. Miss Louise Bryan.
Mr.. Henry Montandor and Mr.. Jean
Brady. The engagement Of Miss Helen
Bryan to Mr.. Jean Brady has recently
been announced.
Mrs. Richard Quinn. of Fifty.nintf
and Webster streets, entertained Mrs
Seth Seltxer, Mrs. Ward Smith and Mrs
A Giasson at an afternoon sewing
club on Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. wi,loughby Barrett. OF
Faverford avenue, are receiving con
Gratulations upon the birth Of n sor
January 30. Mrs. Barrett will be re
membered as Miss Madeline Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Frazier. Of 1ol:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-03

NJ. Lxthrop sm!!k md u. J.
q reception for the iminediate menncrs
OF the family at tho homo OF the brides
mother, 1888 Park avenue, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. wilioughby left on a
wedding trip through the South They
will be at home on Wednesdays In April
at 2101 North Seventeenth street.
Evening star., 1922-03-05

BABY CHICKS, the superior kind: fresh from
incuba tor every week: every chick a live one;
Barred Rocks. Feds. White Leghorns and An
cOnas Better order now. ION the Hill Poul-
try Farm" ]. u. Ferguson, Route No. 3, Rock
yille Md, Phone KeusinRton 1861
Evening star., 1922-03-05

THE STAR SYSTEM
FOR 8 T. A r T l N &
BABY CHICKS.
These three rules
with a little care and
attention will success
fully raise 800 or
more Of your baby
chicks:
RULE 1. Give the
chicks water for first
drink. with g STAR
WHITE DIARRHEA
a
Evening star., 1922-03-05

REAL BARGAINS.
Dodge sedan. wire wheels: cord tires; early
rs: $3.50.
Dodge touring. rebuilt; early Is; s3I5.
Chandler touring. 1918: $475.
Auburn touring. 1917: $275.
Allen touring. 1918; $l75.
Overland roadster. rebuilt: $3.50.
Ford touring, 1919; equipped for starter:
$3.50
Ford delivery. 1918: S135.
Terms TO responsible parties.
Manhattan GarAge 1909 1tb st NV Is
Evening star., 1922-03-05
THE STAR SYSTEM

COCKS and cockerels; Barred Plymouth Rocks
from Americas foremost utility strain. s.
Desio. ir., 1896 Conduit road.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
Fl medium Eva es Marta Beraud,
la herOina de las farsas de Argel

Sc sabe que 81 c6lshre medium Eva,
habiendosc prestado recientemente q
experiences matapsiqlticas' orgsniza
Gas en- la Sorbonns por iniciativas de
M. Paul Heuze, no solamente Sc ha Wis
t. il ircapaeitada DO sproducir's sex
teriorizaE'' el ECTOPLAsMA-- esa sus
tancia mistcriosa que debia salir de 81
cuerpo duranse el trancs,- s,-sino que tam
6n ha tratado de engadar a sus emf
Eentes contrSladores haci6ndoles yer, en-
dos ocasiones, una especie de trozo de
sautchu, que ella vomitaba nigeria a
vcluntad.
Lo que sc cabe menos, es que este
nombra de Eva oculta ell de Marta Be
raud, una de las principales heroinas
de las mixsifcaciones de la villa Oar
men, en- Argelia, en- 1905 En- esta 6pe-
ca. el asunto hizo mucho ruido. En- ca
sa de la generala Noel. en- Argel, duran
te la realiaaci6n de scsiones espiritis
ta1 Sc veia aparecer un fantasma del
nombre de Bien- Boa, sacerdote hindo
QUO habia muerto hacia tres siglos. FL
professor Charles Richet fue expresa-
me2te Argcl para vor Bien-Boa.
Asic tito q las sesiones, fotografo, SO de-
clar6 convencido, aundue era perfecta
mente ostensi6le en- Argcl que todo aauo
no no era mas cue una simpls fumiste-
ria. Aun recientemente, en- su TRATA-
DO DE METAPsIQUICA. ell ilustre
professor garantiza la realidad de los fe
n6menos obtenidos con la intervention
dc Marta.
M. Tau Heuz6 nos da hoy, respecto
la villa Carmen. detalIes y documan-
:os ineditos verdaderamente espeluznan-
tes. Despues de haber estudiado I'm in
forme becho sobre el terreno, en- 1905,
por ell DR.. Rouby, ha descubiarto, en- cl
nisTo Paris, testigos y actores de las
farsas de Argel:
To- Mile. CoCHET fue, con 81
madre, en- 1904, las sesiones de la
villa Carmen. que nadie, por otro lado,
alre1or de la generala, considerable mas
cue como una simple diversion Es LA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
LA BoDA RAMos-Bozzo

Ell sabaao las nueve y media de la
roche, como habfa sido anunciada, Sc
celebr6 en- la Catearal, la sAnpatica
boda de los cultos j6venes sefior Angel
Ramos Ia encantadora senorita Lau-
ra Bozzo, ambos inteligentes emp1sados
en- las oicinas de Ell MUNDo.
Fueron padrinos de los novios ell CO.
rocido caballero don Jestis Izquierdo y
su distinguida esposa dona Elisa Bo-
zzo.
A la hora indicada para 'el en1ace.
que Sc efectu6 ante ell altar de la Pro
videncia, actuando en- la ceremonial el
Rdo. Padre Noel, Sc hallaba en- Ia igle
sia un nutrido grupo de invitados en-
tre los que recordamos don Luis Pc
ma Y sefora, Izquierdo y sefora. don
Martin Ergui. don Alexandra Bozzo y
sefora. don Francisco Perez, dofia Ana
Eeinhardt de Thon, don Se4vando Pi-
co. Jr.; don Sebastian Torres, sonora
de don Guillermo Bozzo don Manuel
Cordero, dohSs Maria Caparr6s las
bellas senoritas Adela Bozzo y soleiad
Ortiz.
Terminado ell acto l'aligioso, los invi
tados fueron obsequiados esplendida-
mente en- la casa de Los padres de la
novia, con refrescos, dulces Y mantle
cados.
Ell acto, cue result6 anilnadisimo, ter
min6 las once.
Ell MUNDO, que tiene sus mayores
simpatfas para tan valiosos j6venes.
Sc cd'nplace en- desear2es toda clase de
venturas en- su nueva vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
LA SITUACION ACTUAL DE LOS
NEGOCIOS EN- LOS EE. UU.
tcontinuaci6n de la Ia. D.s.)

das, Iingotes de acero "Bessemer" de
Pittsburgh, idem. "open hearth, pei
tre.
Los siguientes articulos han ba
jado de precio:
Tp;go sarraceno de invierno, trigo
Ge la primavera, maiz, habichuelas,
azdcar granulada fna, idem centri
fugada de 96 grades, guisantes, pa
pas, aceite 'oleo", estano, implemen
tos agrfcolas.
Precio medic de diez bonos ferro
viarios &c primera clase, esta sema
ma $92.05, semana pasada $91.52;
idem de segunda clase, $88.86 Y $88.
40; idem de Mejoras Pdblicas, $9O.86
y $90.45; idem de Empresas Indus
triales, $96.72 Y $96.47. Promedio
combinado de precio de estes cua-
renta bonos, 1922 y $91.7L
(El promedio de precio para esta
semana Ge los bonos en- primer y ter
Ger lugar constituye un alto record
para ell presente aTo.)
Promedio de precio de veinte va
lores conunes de empresas industria
les Y veinte de empresas ferroviarias,
$100.79 y $93,67, respectivamente,
en- contraste con $1O1.O5 y $92.19 la
semana pasada.
Proportion &c reservas a orc en-
el sistema de la Reserva Federal,
contra depositos Y billetes del Siste-
ma, $3.50 por ciento; semana pasa
da, igual.
Dinero a demanda, medic por
ciento; a vencimiento flo, Y Guar
to por ciento; aceptaciones bancanias
noventa Gias: tipo de venta, 81 I8
por ciento; de compra, 3 IA por Glen
to. Plata en- barras, SO 1-8 centavcs
la onza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
RepubicanOs Y sOcialis-
taS irlan a In entendi-
dOcOn Ia Union mediante
CiertaS condolences
CCOntinuaci6n de la la. pag.l

mente, creo, que con las condiciones
anunoiadas por el senior Barcelo en-
su information p1blica, nj siquiera
debemos llegar a iniciar conversacio
ned Estimo mucho, personalmente, al
seior Barcelo, y creo firmemente que
es el honnbre de prestigios mas arrai-
gados en- la opinion p1blica unionis-
ia, Y el 1nico que tiene autoridad pa
ra tratar estas cuestiones con nos
otros, pero pesar &c la estimation
personal, los republicanos debemos te
ner este lena: "Con Puerto Rico, por
Puerto Rico y Para Puerto Rico, to-
do; con Barcelo, por Barcelo, y para
Barcelo, como politico, nada."