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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
CoNANT NoMBRADo q ASSISTANT
INFERNO DEL NEGOCIADO DE
IMMIGRATION

FL Comisionado 6et Immigration Sr.
Todd, de acuerdo con instrucciones
recibidas por el de Washington, ha
nombrado al ipspectog Roger i, Con-
ant, tan eonecido de puestro pdblico,
assistant INFERNO del rtanepto de
Immigration n .en .sIt San n 5nans an Con moti-
yo de este pombramieptq e 4 aueaa CO.
nantt eliminado de sesa disposition del
departamentQ, pI sea- Fl de ebHsar a
cada inspector tOnlar una licencia
de 80 dfas anualmente. Ell Sr. Conapt
durante ID ausencial del sr. Todd en-
Estados Unidos, desempen6 este cargo
a satisfaction de sust iefas. IA taqui-
grafa de Mrs. Reilly wei .mepsajero
tambi6a estan eliminadas del Fur
Tough. 3ts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
]. los JuIcIos PoR JuRADo


Con. .motiYo de haber cOntinuadO ira
Aajando 81 Gran Jurado de la secci6n
pgimera de u Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, no Sc ha comenzado el periodic
de asuntos que ha de considerar el Pes
queno Jurado que no ha sido sorted
lao aSin E1l fiscal de esa secci0n, Lcdo.
II. Dfaz G0llazo, esta trabajando con
sel Gian Jarado v no puede aetuar aho-
ra ante el Pequefio Entire las acusa-
Clones declaradas con Fundamental hay
algurias de delitos de sangre con al
tas caliticaciones Y el t6rmino sera
largo interesante. Los Lcdos. Tizol
e Iriarte, entire otros tienen Ia mayor
parte de los casos pendientess
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
ea ma la1sIsi
Don M. A. MorltalEo

Procedente de Mayagiez, ha llegadoo
a San Juan, el estimadisinno caballee-
70 don NJ. Al. Montalvo, eManager
de la acreditada frna VEST INDIES
FILM Co, qpien ha abierto. ofeinas
en- San Juan, con el proposito de I'M
pulsar los negocios del nassaneionado
lorganismo, que cuenta con gran ellen
tela y muchas sirnpatfas en- todo Ell
pals. s. .se.l
El Sr. Montalyo, segln podran yer
los 1ectores, ha ,iniciado Ia campana
para dar conocer nuestro publico
dos magniicos FILMS, titulados
SIETE AMOS DE MALA SUERTE v
SUPREMA VENTURA, que seran ex-
hibidos en- San Juan v todos los Cines
de la Isla..
3 Nos completeness en- reiterar nues-
tro saludo al senior Montalvo, y en-
augurarle, excelentes negocios, a los
cuales es merecedor por su actividad
y las bellisimas cpalidades que le !,
alderman. .,..,s ~ ..s.,s,s..-,.3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
EN- CoNvALECENCIA

Despu6s de alglinos dfas de enfer-
medad, en- su elegante residencia de
Santurce, esta en- convalecencia de la
.enfermedad que Ia retuvo en- CANA,
Ia distinguida dana Margarita de Mar
tfnez Alvarez, Gran Regente de las
Damas Isabelinas D de America. !
La asistieron la doctora yillafafie de
MARTINEZ Aware, DR., Belayal y doc
for Antonio Martinez Alvarez, y eles-
tado de al enfermia es satisfactorio, 10
que eelebramos mucho, sintiendo la 'ex
presada enfermethd de "a DANA que
estuvo de alg6n ,cjlidado, g,f ss's'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
MAS coMBINAC Clones

Con motive dc Ia designation del
iuez seicr Roote, defnitivamente pa
III san JuaIl, Sc liabla insistcntements
de una continuation en- Ia for1na 81,
guiente
Para juez de Guayama el juez mu'
nicipal de san Juan selor Arrillagal
pasando eI seEor Diaz Cinrr0n q Pom
ce Para juez municipal de San Juan
plaza del senor Arrillaga, al senol
Ramon ouinones ex Assistant Eiscal
de san JEamg 81 Lcdc. sefor Quiho
mes ha inahffestado no c0neeer nadg
dc esta continuation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
p1JBIIco NUMERoso

El sTeatro OIinapo" tuvo cl 5domin-
60 otro gran lleno ' como siempre,
gran 6xifo para Paquita Escribano
Las filas de AUTOMOBILES de las fanli-
las concurrentes, llegaban hasta las
raradas ri Y a Id IS respectiyamente,
habiendo muchos en- Las bocn-calles
de ssDcs Hermanos'', 'DuffoGt'' '
Monserrate'' la temporada sigllc
snduy ailimada y el pdblico complacido
con les bien seIeecionados ndmeros de
Ia gentil cantante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

Sc INCLUYERON Los ARTICULoS
En- ei Dia.io de Sesiones del Con
greso5 qucdaron includes, presentados
por el Comisionado Residente senior
G0rdova Davila. los artfculos e infor-
maciones pub.icadas pos. los peri6dicos
New York Tines Y otros, resRecto
de- los asuntos de Puerto Rico \ el
informe de Il magorft del senadI de
Ia Isla rechazan8do las desfgnacibnes
dc los tres iefes de depaf fttamentd Sc
flores Lippitt, Wilson Tcro Lsbar+
the.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
NUEVA EMISION Dc sELLoS QI
C0RREO ESP AFOIsAs soa

8 Espafia ltenafa en- Brtye and lnueva
emission de sellos de correos. Los di-
skfos de Ia tnueva serie han sido so
metidosu /, Ia aprobaci6n del Rey Al
fonso. pOr q grabador del Estado,
Enrique Bagder. La mayor parte de
los nueyos tselloer IleFaran elbusto del
Rey, con unlforne de Captain Gene
ral. sslasil alxi.5s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
UN LLENO EN0RME Ell DOMINGO
Z LUNES

En- el Cine Puerto Rico, en
Santurce, hubo I'M lleno enorFne en-
las dos taneas. haciensio iTteresantes
ndmercs la aplaudida tonadiiIera Ro-
sita Guerra. Muchos dc los concu-
rrentes tuxieeen aAe estar de pie por
one q amplio local resultaba limitado
para tanta sente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
observation-disclosures GENERALES
PARA Los NAEsTRos EN- 10 QUE
CONCIERNE A Ia HIGIENE
Personal DE SITS ALUMNOS

Todo maestro al entrar un nifio a
su salon debc hacerle nm examen ri-
pid0 obseryar al m6mento las condi-
clones de hygiene en- que este Sc pre-
senta a la escuela. Dicho examen debe
hacerlo cn el orylen signiente:
]. Isl entra cojeando al salon.
2 Obseryar 81 el Eino tiene sus
dientes limpios.
{. 81 viene peinado.
Isl su rostro esti pdlido.
s. Isl su yestido esei linpiO.
6.-Si sus manos estan limpias.
Z. Isl sus ulas estan bien cortadas.
Ssh sus oios estan infamalps Q
supuran.
Isl sus ofdos estan supurandO.
Tomanilo como base los puntos arri-
ba expresados, el maestro deberfa de-
dfcar dfsriamente Is minnutos para
|expIcar sus iiscfpul6s el valor que
le repcrta a su salud q estricto cum
plimiento de dichas obseryaciones
pues en- elias esta I,asada en- todas sus
fofmas Id Hygiene de uif nf1o de es;
cnela. Es necesario liacerles compren
der Ia necesidad de banarse todas las
mahanas 10 mfstno Que explicarles 10
que signihca ii Iimpieza de los cien-
ties al ietantarse y despuas de las co
midas 10 que significa el layarse las
manos alites de conner y de tener sus
uiias cortadas Y Hmpias. Hay que
expIicarles 70 facil que Sc llevan mi
I croorganismhs al canal gastro-intesti.
nal cuando los alimentos Sc tocan con
las manos sucias. Ell maestro no de
berd olviiar de expliear a sus niflos
que el d5rmir con las ventanas abier.
tas, conner despacio y el masticar bier
los alimentos, son factores muy nece
sarios par conseryar una bllena salud
" para Il desarrollo del ,organismo.
tft ~ ttAlArFfssk1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

JsIJN.A 4 NIAIETA ROBADA INC0N-
1 TRADA DEBAJ0 DE INA CASA
la poliefa detective eGccntro sleba-
10 de la casa del sefior Arturo RUIZ
della Rosa, en- AIiranlg 81 una maleta
Ilena dc efectos de yestfr, 'todo vaEo-
raylo en- ia suma de treinta dollars.
Qespu6s de practicada IA inyestigar
ci6n, Ia referfda nlaieta habfa sido
rcbada a sehor dose kuilan, residen-
te en- la Gallo de Ia Tanea, ndnero 8
El sargento Gutierrez le hizo entrega
de dicha maletaaa su duefio mediaHte
recibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
FaIsificaci6n del
" "AIcOhOladO d indiana

| Netifcamos Al pIhIicO que en- algu-
ma parte de la isla Sc estan llenandO
botellas vacias de aALCOHOLADO
INDIANO" con una preparation De
EcaIidad muy inferior, con el doble OBJ.
jeto de hacer nm gran negocio y de-
desacreditar Ell prestigio de nuestra
Inarca.
| EstO c0nstituye I'm grOsero fraude
y una eyidente vioIaci6n "a Ley de
AIimentos y Drogas . "a Ley de-
Prohibition.
Rogamos al plblic0 estar alerta 81
comprar 'sALCOHOEADO INDIANO''
exigiendo que Sc 10 entEegue el legfts-
mo, que es fabrieadc lnica y exclusi-
vamente en- Ia ciudad de Guayama por
Ia firna JULIO s, BRUNO, Sucn.
Gratifcaremos liberalmente al que
nos suministre information que nos
ponga en- IA pista de tales talsifea-
dores para hacer que sean persegui.
dos por n ley.
JULIO s. BRUNO, Sucn.
Due6os dc ID Marca y Tabricantes del
'sALCOHOLADO INDIANA"
Gnayama, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
q VARICELAS EN- HATILLO
En- Hatillo hay Eaa;ias persQnas

6sa ius aEL LGD0,f GOMEZ A. IlfI !,
-ssfsoss Aver tarde galio para Sans GerInan,
.giois Edespues de habera perm necidg ep Sam
hiiis sJuaR aIgufsos dfas Yisitan{lQ a ssus
s4ss nnigossE familiaEes, snuestrQ Ilien
amigo el LIDO, Pedro Gomez LaSse5
s. 50 RE registra.lor de la RHopiedads de
a, aQueIla lOcalidad III bei,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
ESl 81 OS

Cine Tres Banderas. La sublime
cinta en- actos, titulada: 1Bajo lai
Superficie'
Teatro Rialto. La estupenda cinta
sen 5 actos El Amigo Co1iponedor VI
una comedia en- 2 actos.
Cine Luna. Fama sin Baldon'',
precioso drama en- S actos, Y el epi-
sodio segundo de Ia serie "La Flecha
Vengatiora,'
Cine Real, (Puerta de TERRA Es-
treno del sensational drama en- Z gram
des actos y que Sc titula: Felipe Der
bley" y debut del duetto Power.
Cine Monte Carlo, Puerta de Tie
rra) Debut del duetto Power v es-
treno del sensational drama en- 4 gram
des actos, titulada: Felipe Derbleyp.
Teatro Strand, (Santurce) Segun-
do capitulo de la novela de emociones
"El Pacto Internal
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce
Una sola tanda. Debut de Ia famosa
Compania Infantil de Variedades @Val
EdiviesoD. Lo nunca visto en-, Puerto
Rico. Tambien exhibira Francesca
ItBertini en- "La Princesa Jorge, en- s
'actos.
Teatro Liberty, tSanturce) El lbo-
Inito drama en- seis actos La Puerta
Rota" y una cinta comica.
Cine Las Antillas, (Tras TalIeres1.
Reprisse de .Judexs, primera jor-
NADIA v variedades por Richardine.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce)
Quinta jornada de Ia grandiosa serie:
clos Tres Mosqueros".
Cine Norma, (Santurce) @Naufra-
gos del Destino'' intense e interesan-
tie drama en- 6 actos, y tanbien Sc ex-
hibira ell capitulo tercero de ia Fle-
cha Vengadora''.
ITeatro Beliograph, (Catanol D Los
episodes Is y IA de @El Sello de Sa-
tanas'f v una comedia.
ll--- sE l--s,-.l-,- - Ilk IS
RORo EN-. La CASA SALVADOR
BRAU NO. 81
91ss9sslf - zsisIsssaaE ilisf Hisi9 4sas.
ggl4g gsIM ~ EFyr ssas s II y {,
\ La Srfa. Felicia M0Squer0, no tuTal de
Areeibo, informa 4 la defective, Que,
de 81 / IA casa Salvador Blau No. Gil 4 ie
FoBar6n sim ffa5e blanco con cisiths
aauless valoeado en- $3.50. npyi pandass
qe seintas na a7I ezra blanca lg Una
cartera de plata yalorada en- $1,000.
Unas panta1Ias con una piedra roja "
vafias pleas de vestir.s w shs'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell GOBERNADOR NOMBRO TRES
SOCIALISTAS PARA La CORTE
MUNICIPAL DE GUAYAAfk

Esta mafiana el GobernadOr Rely
ha nOmbrado a los Sres. Jose L. Fer
nandez, Miguel Bernard Silva = Juan
Navarro, para juez, secretario ' mar
shal respectivamente de Ia corte Mu-
nicipal de Guayama, sin consuItar
nada al Attorney
Todos estOs funcionarips son lfdercs
de, Ia Federation I.ibre de Trabajado-
res de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
FERNANDO vALLEDoR

90 @gd7ly39 .s7IIe glssal.'f fs7f'7ll ~
MaAana embargo; para Estadps
Jnidos. en- Yiaje de. compras, el
coppcIdo cQmeTGIante de- estan plaza
.npestro amigo don Fernando yal.edor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell JEEE DE La DETECTIVE DE
poScE

.4A9 u az 3fsS SelsY. .afH fis4 stfffssS -,
Sc eneuentra, en- esta ciusdad 4 en- asln-
tos ofciales, el jefe de IA detective de
Ponce, Sr. Modesto Milan, terror de
los escalsdores Y rateg9s de aquella
localidad. s,as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
DODGE BROTHERS

Como caro- duro, econ6mico y Sc
guro no hay NADIA en- este mercado co.
mo el caro- Dodge Brothers, por me-
nos de dos mil d6sares.
Andreu, Aguiiar > Co.,
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
I lIOfIliIENI0 DE Los vAPoREs
DE la BULL LINE

FL scorueliaH sali6 el dfa Is para
New York
El Helen cargando en- "a isla.
El Edith saIdfa para New York
el ilfa is.
FL Clare saldra de New York el
lfa Isl
81 Hilton, en- yiajs hacia Boston.
Fl Evelyn saIdra para New York
el tlia 15.
El eMoldegard'' saldrii para Boston
el III
ri beatrice saldra de New York
! el lfa Is.
El sAiiIlinockee saldra para Boston
el dia %.
El Marina saldra para Saint
Thomas el dfa II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
EEGRasd 1 san 53IiUAS

Ell sabasIo reereso "a esta eiudtadl'
despues, de hlIalber ctieado, Il !l Una ms
peeci0n oficial en- los rieg0s de Isabella
II GuayaIria, ei Comisionado del Int
raor John A. wilson. ss' i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
vIvIRA EN SAN JUAN

Ha llegado esta capital a instalar
su resfdencia, el sedor Segismundo
'Quinones, de Afayagiiez. ~ Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
REMATEs DE c.ABALLOs

III domingo en- Ia tarde y en- los
ifternradi6 le MS oarreras dc ealja-
ilfs ts;se gS cel el Hlp6drorn0
rs sahtnEisa \ U ell0 doS Delgado
reaasI t.s Gaahi0sl es6aIIa ael earrera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
EL LcDo OANALEs. ENFERAo

Elm el Hospital Municipal Sc en-
cuentEa desde haee unos lfas enfermo,
aunque no de gravedad, Fl notable
abogado don Nemesio h Canales, muy
estimado en- esta ciudad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

EEN D0CUa ENTo QUE ACREDITA
IlE BUEN SERvfcIQ QUE PRESTA
a sUS cLIENIs LA 1AGPORTAlV.
TIE FInMA eR0LAN 8 TEIEDoRs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
b. ANGEL CEsTERO

En- el yapor r. de SatrdsteguiT ha
embarcado en- Barcelona para este
puerto, el eonocido agricultor de Ba-
yamon. nuestro amigo don Angel Ces-
stero, quien hacfa va algdn tempo Sc
encontraba en- aquel pafs. algo delicado
de 9alud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

a year. since approximately that num-
Der make no returns of earnings. That
this is approximately true is proba BILE.
Reports of the Department of Labor
indicate that thousands of industrial
workers with families are now earn
ing approximately $1,000 a year.
There are about 100000 family
groups in the United States, the Official
census returns show. On this basis.
the head of one in each three families
come of federal taxpayers which means
less than $4,000 year. The averag
American family now includes four
persons.
Earning capacity of the average cit
izen shows wide differences between
the states. In each of seven states
more than 10 per cent of the total pop
ulation Is included in the list of federal
income tax payers. These states are
California ib which 11.5S per cent of
all inhabitants earn enough to be liable
under the tax law; Connecticut 1913
per cent; Maryland 1921 per cent
Massachusetts 1913 per cent: New
York 1000 per cent; Washington 1921
per cent and Nevada 1S.41 per cent.
Mississippi with but 1855 per cent
has the smallest proportion of fedora
income tax payers in comparison with
the total population.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
CHINA

Mrs. Charles Bailey and her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Howard Of Albion,
visited their mother. Mrs. John God
dard, on Stanley hill, Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Ward has been excused
from serving on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey have
closed their home and gone to Port
land for the winter.
Walter Davis, who lives on the
Albion road, has sold his farm to a
man in Pittsfield.
The underpinning has been reset,
and some other repairs have been
done recently on the Methodist
church.
Samuel WetZler has bought a
heavy white horse, to use on the
school team.
George Glazier is working for Fred
Gerald, painting.
Howard Hunt is busy repairing
the buildings on the place which he
recently bought.
Mrs. Mary Foye visited her sister,
Mrs. Woodsum, Thursday.
LAX ESIDE-Mrs. Frank Tobey
was called very suddenly to Bar
Mills. by the death of her daughter S
husband, Ernest Dennet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
BIG GAINS IN OUR EXPORTS TO SOUTH AMERICA
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK


fact that manufactures form the
bulk of the materials which they
buy from us. And it is in the ex-
portation of manufactures that we
are most concerned in considering
the future of our export trade. All
the world comes ciamoring to our
doors for our foodstuffs and. raw
materials especially bread and
meats and cotton, of which our
surplus is constantly growing less
with our increase II population.
but it is in manufactures that we
must make our fight in world mar
kets. On the other hand, we
clamor at the doors of other coun-
tries producing tropical foods and
manufacturing materials such as
coffee, cacao, india rubber, wool,
nitrates and other of the natural
products of South America, and as
it happens that our South Ameri-
can neighbors have not yet become
manufacturers in any large degree
the interchange between the two
continents is a perfectly natural
one, for we of the United States
are now the largest manufacturing
country in the world.
So it is interesting to see that
the quantity of cotton cloths sent
to South America in August, the
latest month for which details are
available, was 500 more than in
the same month of last year; news
print and book paper more than
doubled that of the same month
last year; galvanized iron sheets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
SOI.()N

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larrahoe re-
turned Tuesday from a six weeks abb
scnce. They have been to California
and made several stops on the way.
Their two children, Clayton and Mir
lam, have been with Mrs. Will Nc
Farland.
The Ladies' Home circle mot Thurs
day with Mrs. +. A. Coolidge. Their
recent fair and supper Melted over
$3.50, and from this it was voted TO
make a payment of 500, on the new
church furnace. The next meeting
will be in three weeks with Mrs. Eva
Hunnewell.
John Lawrence has sold his grocery
business to his father, J. E. Law
renee.
George Chase lost valuable horse
Tuesday.
Fred Sawyer and son of Auburn
we're in town Wednesday on their
way to the hunting grounds.
Miss Olive Lander has gone to
Portland where she will pass the
winter with friends.
Walter Cross, who has been very
i'll. is able to be oft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haskell are
staying with Mrs. ,Haskcll's sister,
Mrs. Fred Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joice recently
returned from Rumford where Mr..
Ioice has been employed in the pulp
mill. They have exchanged their
place on the corner of North Main
and Depot streets for the farm Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

Exports from the United States
to our neighbors in South America
show remarkable gains in the new
fiscal year which began with the
month of July. This is the more
remarkable because of the fact that
the fiscal year ending with June
had shown a reduction of more
than 500 in our exports to that
continent. Every month since the
opening of the new fiscal year, &C
cording to the Trade Record of
The National City Bank Of New
York, has shown big increases in
the value of exports to South
America despite the fact that most
of the merchandise leaving the
country is going at lower prices
than year ago. In fact the value
OF the exports sent from the United
States to South America in the 3
months of July, August and Sep
TENDER, 1922, totals 500 more than
in that same period of last year,
while the total value of the ex-
ports to North America in the
same period showed a decline of
11%; to Europe a reduction of
1879; and to Asia and Oceania no
change when compared with the
same months of last year. The
South American market therefore
is the one in which our exports
show big gains in the new fiscal
year 1928.
This increase in our sales to our
South American neighbors is es-
pecially interesting in view of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
BELFAST
Frank 0. Holmes Observes 80th
Birthday

FRANK W T1oIHcS OOSSTVc8 oVII
Birthday
Frank o. Holmes. a prominent
citizen Of Belfast. observed his SOth
birthday Thursday and was given a
surprise party by his children,
grand children, nephews and nieces,
who gathered, 81 in all to do him
honor. The evening was spent with
games and music, and refreshments
were served. The guest of honor
was showered with good wishes and
gifts Notwithstanding his four
score years, Mr.. Holmes is hale and
hearty, and by constant reading
keeps abreast the. times. His wife,
one son and three daughters are de-
voted to him in his declining years.
In the gathering Thursday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Levi ID. Holmes
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Sim
mons and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Appin and family. Fair Holmes and
family, Gay Holmes and family, Mr.
! and Mrs. s. G.. Thompson, Mrs. Al
len Simmons. Mrs. George Q. Holmes
and Ezra knowlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
Chicago Produce Market


Persistent commission house buy
ing gave an upward slant TO grain
prices today despite substantial gen-
larGemcnt of the Argentine visible
supply of wheat and of the estimated
wheat Weld in Australia. Wheat here
December 1908 to 1909 and May 117k
to f17s. Corn finished unchanged to
&c higher. and oats up to &c. In pro-
visions the ont come varied from the
same as yesterdays finish to 12c off.
Houses with scaboard connections
led the buying of wheat. and this cir
Cumstancc together with higher quo
tations at Liverpool lent significance
to reports that all of the wheat grow
ing areas in the world Europe has had
the most unsatisfactory yield this sea-
son. Another bullish factor was word
from Omaha that every offer of corn
and oats to the west was accepter
over night at the highest prices yet
this season. Energetic domestic mill
ing demand tended also to encourag e
bulliSh sentiment.
Only transient easing up OF the
wheat market followed announcement
that the Australian exportable surplus
would he 10000, 900 bushels to 10000
600 bushels more than was looked for
and that the Argentine visible supply
had increased 1.000.000 bushels during
the last week. In the face of these
bearish advices. commission houses
continued to buy and the market clos
day.
Corn received active support. not
,withstanding heavy profit-taking sales.
Omaha was reported as buying corn
within eo5 miles of Chicago and paying
above a Chicago parity. Oats sympa
thzed with wheat and corn.
Weakness of hogs undermined the
provision market.t