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ANNUAL DINNER OF
MERCANTILE SECTION
E. o. Hastings of New York to
Address Local Merchants
Tomorrow Evening.

Members of the mercantile section
Of the Chamber of Commerce viii hold
their annual dinner meeting in the
Hotel du Pont tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock. This Will mark the COM
mencement Of vigorous trade ex-
pansion campaign which will be con-
tinued throughout the year. The
committee in charge OF the affair are
urging the attendance of every mer-,
chant in the city, irrespective of af-
hliation with the section, because they
desire that united action of all mer-
camille interests shall be placed solid
~ behind the 1922 campaign.
f. o. Hastings, of New York. who
is nationally known as an expert on
merchandising and advertising. Will
be present and address the merchants
For several years Mr.. Hastings was
general manager >of the. largest de-
partment store in Brooklyn, conduct
ed by A. /. Namm & Son; for five
years he was general sales manager
for the large stores of Lansburgh &
Brother, at Washington. and previous
TO that time, was in charge Of the
widely-known organization of the
Hager & Brother stores at Lancaster.
For the last year or more he has been
attached &c the DRY Goods Econo-
mist" the foremost merchandising
trade paper Of the country.
Mr. Hastings is one OF the best
posted men in Amsrica on merchan-
dising and general retail trade meth
DDS and conditions, and the committee
anticipates decided benefit to VIII
mington's mercantile life through his
visit here.
Detailed plans for the coming semi
annual spring Dollar Day<will be a
feature OF the meeting. These affairs
are conducted twice each year. and
have been regular events in Whining
tons commercial life for some eigh,
or nine years, until now they are
anticipated with decided pleasure by
the public and merchants alike II
is proposed TO make the coming Dollar
Day eclipse all previous efforts, anC
the ideas of those present will be EN-.
bodied in the program
Annual reports OF officers and com
mittees viii be submitted, and alto
geiher the affair promises TO be tn,
most important held for years.
Joseph Bancroft, a member OF tn,
Board Of Harbor Commissioners o
this city. Will also address the mer
chants tomorrow evening, on tn,
topic Effect of Marine Termina
on Wilmington. "~Mr. Bancroft hope
I
to be able to clear up in the mind
OF many persons not conversant Will
all of the details OF the port plans
things that are confusing, and which
have resulted in some misunderstood
Ing among business interests.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
h~ported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Coz do Pont Building.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The United States fstcl Corporas inn
mas received an order for 10000 tons OF
steel rails for the Louisville and Nash
vile. 20 be rolled by its tennessee Coal
and Iron plant. mad has sold 10000
tons OF rails TO the japanese government
Charles r.. Ingersoll was authorized by
'he interstate Commerce Commission to
continue as director OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. but must resign either
rs director OF the Missouri Pacific or az
president Of the Midland Valley Railroad
steady monthly gains from August through
November. dropped last month TO II .5dO
TONS, equivalent TO 40 per cent OF capacity
OF bridge and structural shops OF the
builders and Structural society.
Forty per cent OF the developed water
power or the world Is in the United
states where turbines having a capacity
or v.2AJ.OOJ horsepower have been In
stalled. according to the geological survey
New York ke,ds 10 developed water power.
with 800 900 horsepower aud California
Is o nsn,, VIZ, y, ILL 900 horsepower;
In the United States last year was "a per
cent ie~s than for 1920. as reported for
tho industry. which did gross business
IS per cent less. indicating that the de-
crease through price reductions almost
doublc1 that due 10 small er production.
Pending outcome OF the Reading. ssgre-
Of the common stock 20 tho United
states Supreme Court. new interest
was injected into the speculative side Of
the New York curb market barring
further transactions in Reading rights
until the decision OF the court shall be
known. aud fixing an adjustment price OF
sis per right on all outstanding contracts.
This IA no way changes tho status OF any
contract, whether for purchase or sale OF
rights or Affects the prices in such
contracts which range from Ia up to %
MI such contracts remain valid, just as
made. The acton by the New York curb
market evidently was cautionary mea s.
ure and 60 enable members TO demand
themselves.
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y Associated Pres, 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Jan. is.-whcat.
,lra. ae'hi ncsrh, prints. fancy, asa
corn. steady, 40 g. Tor export. ca
ts car lots. lhcal. Ne. g, vel
$50, ear lots iots local. No. 2. Nel-
w. siSnssii No Z, yellow, eo@
us,s. steady, No .. white, asa te,a Z;
.. 4, white, A. aas.
rut,cr. steady; wc,tcrn creamery.
irs, SEA nearby prints. fancy, aed
Eggs. lower; nearby cNtra, flrsts. a.
90 nrr-, "a western extra. firSts
do. nrsts. 80; fancy selected
,vked. 5snSo.
cheese. steady; New -'orL. whole
IN fancy fats. held 80. do. fresh. 81
fiis de. falr good. eotl2ois: long
IN. seSnaa. single daisies. held
'sugl, do. fresh. aiWei y.
tive poultry, nrm; fowls, not leg
Hns, 2aasa, DO. lcghorns. 22d21
Tins chickens. not icgho,ns. 220 80
leghorn-, so12,; roostars. i7olSt
rhcNs 5000, ducks white PcS'n
tas 40 mixed colors eku25; mus
wv isnspi .ecsc. 23Re5.
Dressed poultry, firm: snrlng tnr.
-. fancy. dry packed. 5AGs5; do
ss'crn, fancy. so; fair ~ g,od. Aoa
% old toms. topIa. fowls. fNesh XIII.
. cholc. 10 fancy. Soa So: N. SINAI
tns. sia2ai roasting chlcker,s. near,
p s7nss, do western. 2aaas: hroil
es'ern. s2laas. old rosters. ,002
rks fancy, scuss; Fair 10 good. q
az. aee-e, fancy. ?sa2s; tair q
'oi. -c92s.
rcts,res e,sisr; white hundred
olgh' fancy l.fsa2.co.
Flour. duli; soft winter. straight
stern. t.isassb: do. nearby. Sc,
s.soi hard winter. straight. egs@
90 DO. short patent. 6.fsa7.oe
ilns. Ntst clear, I5od5.s5. 90,
tent, etdns 100. do. short patent
ans,i5. fancy sprinE and city mills
tent. family brand. s.s5ds.oo.
iisy, firm, fair demand; tlmoth,
D. 3. si.ooas2 no; DO. No. =. 1900
vo sample, is.oonl7.oo; no grade
mih.oo. clover mixed hay. ligh
ned. so.eomsi. 90; No. 1. mixed io.0
900
rsllov. steady; prime city loose. 5
s1clal loose, 60; prime country
edible. IN tlcrccs. :.
Rvsn, nrm. soft winter in i0o-poun,
ks $4,000 $500. DO. spring. 81 Geo
go
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mend thsxn great men fer the n9he
they have put up on behaa OF AL
humanity: ana that We commend tho
Irish people for their w!sdom IN ~
the time accepting tho terms serasreA
for peace by their of'1cial reprcs~nta-
ives.
Resolved. That copies of this reso-
luton he sent TO the press, 20 Arthur
Grif71fh. Mansion House. Dublin, Ire
land; and that certified copy ~
spread on the minutes Of this meeting.
Central Labor Union,
James OKane.
George J. Grifnth.
Walter L. Fulmer,
COMMITTEES.
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STOCK Prices SLUMP
ON HEAVY SELLING
Drive On ceuclble Steel orings
Reaction After Strong Open
lNe Of Market.

h, Associated rrcrs To Ever, Evening.
New Ncst. Ian. ,s.--,Wall street.
toto 4. r p--iNdcpcnhent stcels con-
,lnu~d 10 msvc forward Al tho open
Inc ~ tcdAy~a stcck market as "a re-
wl' os moro c"Su"''sn''"' CONSOLE
uulf states Steel asserted its recent
leadership n, n further gain 81 "a
oln,. Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke.
lose sheffield. Haskell and Barker.
International Motors. Studchakcr.
iovd,ivh and atromhcrg also were
trvna.
Atlantic Ccos, Line added one point
20 yesterdays Gain and National Bis-
ul VIVA noat favored 81 the food
peelrltics.
,rucihlc H,eel al n ono point de
line and American Tobacco AZ a loss
Z /. werc Among tho few rcactionary
issues
>uon--a,oss sheffield steel. Rail-
a, steel springs. American and
l1ldvln Locomotives were | 60 3n
lshrr a, their best, Motors and their
salaries. especially Studchakcr.
1cftc Arrow, common and preferred.
lsh.r noaN nNd Goodrich. common
~ preferred ivsc ! 10 ! points.
Persistent SELLING ~ ,rucihlc steel.
hlsh reacted 2 points. caused impair
cent NJ ksins before noon. can money
ncncd at ~ p.r cent
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SOMERSET ELECTION
HEARING TODAY
Maglstr ate Jones Will Sit in
Eastern Shore Shrievalty
Contest.

Crisfeld Nd, Jan. 1S.--Testimony
In the election case involving the cleo
ton OF sheriff for Somerset county
will be heard before Edgar a. Jones,
justice Of the peace. In Princess Anne
today. Charles +. Barnes. the de-
feated Democratic candidate, is con-
testing the election Of Charles $. Dry
den, the Republican candidate who
was elected by three votes and who Is
now performing the duties Of the Of
fee. Mr.. Barnes has named witnesses
20 be examined as 10 the methods of
counting the ballots in the following
districts and precincts: st. Peters,
Bringleys, Precinct No. 2, Paramount;
CrisHeld. Precinct No. 1, Lawsons;
Tangier, Smith Island Danes Quarter
and Asbury districts.
Barnes does not charge fraud or i'm
territorial wrong/ says his investi-
CATION discloses that under a rniscon-
struction of tie election law ballots
were counted which should be thrown
out and ballots through mistake were
rejected which should have been
counted.
The testimony on behalf OF Mr.
Barnes will be taken I'm the Court.
house and he will be represented by
Miles & Myers, II. Fillmore Lankfort
and Harry c. Dashie1l. Mr.. Dryder
viii be defended in the recount confess
| by Woodcock & Wells. OF Salisbury
l.. Creston Beauchanip, of Princess
Anne. and Senator John y. Robins
OF Crisfleld.
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NnitfscAn hra>s COMPANY quarterly OF
I~r cent PAYABLE rrhruar, ~
Nn,crsrsn 1<l~frAph and Cable Com
A., ausr'erl, OF. /. per cent. payable
Nn'osk~as Manufacturing Company
aft~f', ~ ~ 80 4 share on common and
: ~ share ON preferred payable Feb
ar,
rnsrsi ka;lrosd Company Of New .icr-
al quarterly ~ = per cent, pa,ab.e
chruAe,
i.cs~. l'"ciric liEh, Corporation. quar-
r,lA az I'~r cent payable February
i"nn~e Mining company, ~ a share
o. sbie tsbfvar, ~
>r~ hi,rr Company - per cent on nc
onnI 81, back dividends ON preferred
.,st,e Fehrsr,
rrsv'w.~rs and k~nners Corporation
as,, n nt ~. pee cent ON preferred {.
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NV CHARTERS.

refiai Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover Jan lA--chsrt~rs were filed
~ yesterday, as follows
Sea ~sth~t on Corporation. Caldwen
: capital ~ 300. 600
tss,iana on Co. Wilmington. Del
Names Il" :" mon,nscr Mo,o, s,rv;c.. Inc
Wilmington. b~i on0nWDO
i.rrel coYr'y rs-An Groves, Inc.
xsic.S s,ahiia,er Co OF baltimore.
tpk~r)sht <s,ufsi Gas Co. silver
Wilton Penn Drug Co. Wilmington
National t'omm~rrisl Service Co. WI
,IuG,o Del 400 600
fs.i a Myers Co. Ardmore. IA.
y, rss.fcE'., Az r no, Co. Whining
Dsaavarr civ Ice 90. wilmington.
Hssl rrss Lumber Co. Savannah. Ca. F:
MNsr nraIa Co. wilmington. Del
lN's.u City Cutler, Co. risusvnlc.
kdi, M !ss .,orm'cs a CO. New York
xkssaa s n! ". ,or of wass'-ssrr-. Kins.-
ecAq ou.smyntaI Iron Works. Inc.
II: - rs: Is: and s,d nsss'' Export Co.
% ss;xs ss:. Ps asml s" Sc
.oh0nA, "a sF1s, ., sos. 600 20 "a
slelrkls, osNsr 10 81 600 900
.thanVe ~ name of Ssociatcd First
iasionzl r\csu~s OF illlnois. Inc, 70
lI,"c's As~e t'atcd First National Pictures
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american Legion Dance at Dover

Dover. Jan. 1s.-WsIter l.. Fox Post
No. 2, American Legion, viii hold 4
dance in the armory'on Friday even
Ing, January II, between and
o'clock. Halliwell's Orchestra OF VIII
rrinxton will furnish music. Other
Legion dances scheduled for the next
few months are Washington Birth
day dance. one on Friday, March "a,
and another on Easter Monday. Ap1i
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Suit Dismissed With Preludlce.

AS Chancellor Wolcott dismissed
with prejudice the bill Of complaint
in the case of the Pure Oil Co. against
the Export Oil Corporation, the suit
cannot come in court again. The COM
plainant asked for the appointment
Of a receiver, and the case was settled
out Of court.
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COLD WAVE HITS JENNA.
Mercury 10 Degrees below Along
Northern Border Of state.

williamsport, Pa. Jan. 1s.--With
temperatures ranging from 10 TO IS
i~low zero in various sections OF Ly-
coming county. yesterday marked the
coolest or the winter. The 10-bclow
mark was reached IN this city. willis
the outlying sections reported even
lower temperatures
Oval claimed the distinction Of being
the coldext spot in the county. report
Ing Is below. cogan station came next
with II. Liberty and Italston fG, Oriole
and Marsh Hill "a. and Bodines and
Salladasburg 13 below.
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,lnvRrN Ro>p QUOTATIONS..

Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. Jan. iS.--f.iberfy bond
Citations ~ noon Three and hats.
~ nrst a., Fi.ss hid. second As.
on bid Nrst 4as. $3.50: second
"a pfs7. third t.'s. e7.a2; fourth
"a f1.Is. Victory s.a ioo.i4:
HiUlN sss 1pofs
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The Gaze Of William OBrien. charged
by his wife with breach 81 the peace,
was continued In Municipal Court TO-
day until Friday at the defendants
request.
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WEDDINGS.
Burbank.Baker.

Last Saturday at .. m. Miss Reba
Habbersett Baker and Spencer Leroy
Burbank, both OF Chester. Pa. were
married in Trinity Church. Rev
Frederick NJ. Kirkus, d. D., performed
the ceremony. The bride was attend
&C by Miss Mary Dmitrovich of Chester
and her brother, William Baker OF this
city was best man. The bride wore a
dress OF henna crepe de chine and car
ried pink roses The maid OF honor
wore black eharmeuse. trimmed with
pink, and carried pink roses. After
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served at the Hotel du Pon.. Follow
ing a wedding trip to New England.
the bride and groom Will make their
home In Chester.
Edwards.Pauley.
Miss Josephine Fisher Pauley
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pauley
and Charles Edwards. Jr., were mar
ried at 7.30 o'clock last evening in the
parsonage OF Trinity NJ L. Church
by Rev. r.. II. Collins, pa stor. Miss
Grace r.. Horne was the bridesmaid.
while William NJ. Pauley was the best
man. The young couple will continue
to live in Wilmington.
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Get a better job. Tell what you
can do In a situation Wanted" a.
tomorrow
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" you telephone your ad Ask about
he dsscouRt you can xet on tho prlcr
quoted yVu.-.Adv.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

DR.. WILLIAM G. SEATON--Formerly OF
Seaton 4 Moore. dentists. has moved 10
his new ofices. at $50 Washington street.
Phone $500.
NOTICES hereby given 10 all persons
that from this date [ Will not be re-
sponsible for any bills whatsoever, un.
less the same are contracted by me-
William s. Hughes, Greeuville. Del
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L. LIN l. IL LIN LINZ
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
lIudexed for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than 3Oc
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c
Charxe. Prepaid
Day ..--....,.....-..-.-.-l4 cents ~ cents
Consecutive Days....l2 cents 10 cents
o Consecutive Days. . cents ; cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication viii be made for rrrors
not the fault OF the advertiser, IL advertise
err viii report the error within "a 1ours
after first publications Of advertisement.
lISCLASSIFICATION NOT PER-
NfITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS
Classified advertisements that are teie-
phoned TO Every Evening viii be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount viii be accepted
as fun payment If offered at the business
Office within six days after any such AL
Is first printed in the paper Otherwise
the cost al the charge rates quoted above
viii be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker
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Read the classified ads--ldv.
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FOUND--ln Brandywine Park. bob sled.
Owner may have same By applying ~
900 French street.
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DIAMOND RING LOST--Around Dc.a-
ware Hospital or between Delaware Hos
pitai and Twelfth and West. Return to
Delaware Hospital Reward.
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WATER RATES
Are due and payable in advance at The
ONCE OF the
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PERSONAL STATIONERY--i'r 100
oH. printed with name, street address
and city. 100. Send check. money order
OF ceeh. to X. A. Horncr CO.. Ninth
And shipiey streets. Wilmington. Del.
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II not paid within6O days after the close
OF the quarter tho water may be shut or.
once open from =. IN. to 5 p. nj.
Information by u. & A. phone 5000
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NEEDED---Permanent homes with pos
Wilmington for two boys. age TO- and
girl. IL prefer homes Offering educational
advantages. Apply Children Bureau
OF Delaware. ma King street.
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METER CLASS--QUARTER RATES
IL paid within 80 days after the close OF
the quarter, 5 per cent discount. after 30
days from the close oil tho quarter the
face OF the bill Will be required
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
(TradncciOnos de EL AIUNDo)
LAS HAZAfAS DEL
GENERAL SHUTS

TRANsvAAL, MARIO 17.-Es indis-
cutible que el General SHUTS, jefe del
gobierno del Africa del Sur, decide la
victoria cuando Sc puso al frente de las
tropas para combatir los revoltosos
que, con ell nombre de huelguistas, ha-
bian fraguado una revoluci6n ayudados
por el orc del Soviet. FL general SHUTS,
heroe de muchos combates, conocedor
del terreno en- donde tantas batallas IL
bro hace algunos amos, volvio nueva-
mente a emular sus hazafias de Kimber-
ley, johannesburg, Krugersdorp, Riet-
fontein, etc., Y recordando aquellas
grandes batallas, facilmente bati6 los
revolucionarios, haciendoles cerca de
cuatro mil prisioneros. Ell Transvaal,
para su fortuna, ha tenido la dicha de
tener al frente de su gobierno a un an
tiguo soldado que, con el apoyO de los
conservadores beers ingleses, afianz6
nuevamente Ell poderfo ingl6s en- dicha
region.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
LOS REsTos DEL ANTIGUA

IMPERIO RUSO
!, NEW YORK CITY, MARIO 17.-En Ell
transatlantico CoNsTANTINOPLA de
la Inca griega, llegaron aver esta
ciudad infnidad de personajes distin-
guidos rusos, restos del ejercito de Wran
gel que, en- su hufda, sc internaron en-
Constantinopla y otras parties de Tur-
quia. La situaci6n de estos personajes
lego ser muy preearia, teniendo hasta
cue pedir hmosna en- las Gales de Tur-
quia. Esos personajes, acompaiiados mu-
chos de ellos por sus esposas, ve1lian en-
tercera malamente trajeados. Mas bien
que enligrantes, son gente sin asilo, que
buscan refugio en- ell mejor sitio del
mundo. Como de esta clase de gente hay
cerca de cincuerta millones en- Euro
pa, calcGlase que 81 los Estados Unidos
no hubieran puesto en- vigor su ley de
emigration, en- un solo afIo treinta milo
nes de personals hubieran arribado a
este pals. Entire los emigrantes a quie-
4AS0 4ASp AS4SA4A@4OhJ oO S4ASOSAAb@" SG S14AA~-
rante de la marina rusa Alexis Zeieff
cen su esposa, quien fu6 condecorado
por el Gear Ell persona con la cruz de
San Estanislao; con ellos vienen tres hi
jos. Sc dirigen la casa de un parien-
te en- Philadelfa, cuya posici6n es bas-
tante desahogada. Tambien lego el ma
yor general Kolesnikoff, h6roe de la
guerra mundial y jefe de division de las
fuerzas de Wrangel; Ell captain Ivanoff
que pertenecia al regilniento de caballe
ria del Gear y otros, entire ellos algu-
mos tenores, baritonos, sopranos, estre-
| Has de la Imperial Opera House de Pc
trogrado, los que esperan obtener con-
trata en- este pals. Despu6s de pasar el
tempo reglamentario en- Ellis Island, Sc
les permitira desembarcar.
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MAS CoNFLIcTos
PARA INGLATEERA

WASHINGTON, MARIO IT, segdn
informes llegados esta ciudad lord
Northcliff ha manifestado que muy
pronto Inglaterra Sc encontrara con nue.
vos problomas que hacer frente en- la
Palestina, en- donde los arabes y los
iudios sc estan moviendo en- contra del
Imperio Britanico. Hasta la fecha los
judios y arabes han vivido en- paz, pero
en- vista del poaerio que han adquiri-
do los prineros, Sc teme que surjan con
hictos.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y AGRICOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
seccion de Ahorros

Habiendo sufrido extravio Ia hbreta
numero E961, expedida nombre de don
ANTONIO BRAVO .PAsoLs. de San
Juan, Sc hace saber: que 81 pasados
tSeinta dias despu6s de la primera pu-
blieaci6n de este anuncio sin Qpe per
soma alguna Sc haya presentadO a re-
elamar su mejor derecho, Sc Ie expedi-
"A el correspondence duplicado Guedan-
co sin valor Ia original SAN
JUAN. P. r.. 81 de Marco dc 1922
Ell sEcRETARIo. p. RoeafOrt. Advt.
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INMoRALIDADES EN- Ell MUNICI
PIO DE LA HABANA

HABANA, MARIO 17.-Una petici6n
fu6 presentada aver en- Ia Corte de 10
Criminal para procesar al alcalde de es-
ia ciudad, Diaz de villegas, y echo
concejales por supuestas irregularida-
des en- La administration de ciertos fon-
dos. FL Fiscal Casanova Ileva la acusa-
ci6n. FL fiscal pide 20 ahos de caroel
para Ell Alcalde y una multa ascendente
a $4,000. Para los otros procesados las
penas que Sc piden no son tan fuertes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
A ToDos Los cHAUFFEURs, CON-
DUCToREs DE vEHICULos FEsA-
DOS DE MOTOR

Por la presente Sc notifca a Uds.
cue de acIerdo con eI Articulo de
Ia Ley de AUTOMOBILES VICENTE, q. dice:
''Todo vehiculo de motor debera
est2r provisto de un silenciador
(mufflcr) y Queda prohibido en- las
Gales de la zona urbana de IN mu-
nicipio en- una parte densamente
poblada del mismo, Ell uso de Ia val
vuIa de escape, asi como tanbien eli
uso dc cualguier aparato para dar
ayiso con exception de Ia kocina de
aire (bulbhorn), Ell aceleralnicnto in
necesario del motor, Ell producer rui-
90 inneccsario el permitir cl escape
&c una cantidad iunecesaria de hu-
no."
FL Comisionado del Interior Ia dado
instrucciones terminates a Is. policia,
para que denuncie reporte a todos
los chauffeurs que en- las Gales de San
Guam y Santurce, utilicen sus auton6-
Elies con Ia valvula de escape alberta,
0 usen cualquier apsrato para dar avi-
Sc, con exception de la bocina dc aire;
y al ser reportadas las denunctas a este
pepartamento, Sc procedera 4 suspen-
der las Ecencias de los chaufGeurs por
Tn periodo de tempo no menor de
OUNCE DTAs, por la primcra falta,
TREINTA DIAs por la segunda.