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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Ell FAI.LECIMIENTo DEL LCDo.
ANTONIO TORRES CoRDOVA

En- la madrugada de aver, falleclo
en- la ciudad de Ponce Ell inteligente Jo-
ven abogado, don Antonio Torres Cor
dova. Ell Lcdo. Torres C6rdova fue So
snetido en- la noche del sabado hltimo,
g una delicada operaci6n quirdrgica que
le practicaron en- Ell Hospital de aque-
la ciudad, los doctores Pietri y Mon
talvo Guenard. La muerte sobrevino
consecuencias de una peritonitis.
Persona de grandes merecimientos y
positive valer, ell Lcdo. Torres cordo-
va era de los j6venes que saben alcan-
zar elevadas posiciones por su propio
esfuerzo, dotado, como estaba, de una
voluntad toda prueba, de una gran
energia de un talento envidiable por
todos conceptos. Torres C6rdova era un
verdadero caracter. Cuando ocupaba ell
cargo de Juez Municipal de Ponce y
fu6 victima de la destituci6n, por Ell ex-
gobernador Reilly, dio evidentes pruc-
bas de su temperamento energico y va
liente. pues, no obstante su juventud,
afront6 vaIerosamente aquella situa-
c'6n sin dobleces nj debilidades, dias
despu6s era repuesto en- su cargo sien-
do asi exonerado completamente de las
intrigas delaciones de que lie hicieron
victima.
Ademas del cargo de Juez Municipal
ocup6 en- Ponce ell puesto de Comisio-
nado de la Corte Federal y, Ultima
lnente era socio del importante des-
pacho de Abogados que ALI dirige ell
enlinente letrado don Francisco PARA
Cap6.
Como caballero particular, gozaba
el sefior Torres C6rdova de mIltiples
simpatias en- toda la isla por su afa-
bilidad nobleza.
Pertenecia al partido unionista y era
en- esta colectividad uno de los j6venes
que gozaba de mas prestigio mereci-
da reputation.
Era sobrino del Comisionado Resi-
dente senior C6rdova Davila Y hace po-
CO case con una sehorita perteneciente
una de las familias mas ilustres de
Salinas.
En- la mafana de aver recibimos de
nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce Ell 81
guiente despacho telegrafico dandonos
cuenta del sensible fallecimiento:
| Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Cinco mafiana falleci6, de peritoni-
tis, Torres c6rdova, Juez Rodriguez
Sierra celebro session duelo por muerte
compafiero asistiendo Bar en- pleno Pro
nunciaronse discursos. A propuesta Bar
cerr6se Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Sc HAN HECHO INMENSAS
CONCESIONES PETROLIFE-
RAS AL GOBIERNO DE TIA
LA POR Ell GOBIERNO
SOVIET -.

ROMA, diciembre II. (Cable fran
ces).- Hoy ha dado la publicidad Ell
conocido peri6dico "n Corriere d'Ita-
la, la sensational noticia de que Ell
gobierno de Russia ha hecho grandes
concesiones de terrenos petroliferos al
Gobierno de Italia. Estos pozos, estan
en- La zona de George, una de las mas
ricas en- petroleo, naphta y gas natu-
raj.
Las concesiones han sido hechas des-
pues que M. Mussolini dijo que Itaha
reconocerfa al gobierno Soviet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
REINA GRAN DESCONTENTO
EN- ITALIA DEBIDO A QUE ES
Ia NO TONIC PARTE EN- LAS
CONFERENCIAS DE TANGER

ROMA, die. IT (cable franc6s)-
Reina gran descontento en- todo este
pals debido a que no Sc ha permitido
a Italia tomar parte en- las conferen-
cias de Tanger. Todos los pari6dicos
dedican las primeras planas a comen-
tar tan desagradable question acu-
san Inglaterra a Francia de ser
las causantes de la no intervention de
este pals en- las conferencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
HA STDo CONFIRMADA LA
NOTICIA DE QUE Ell GOBIER-
NO ALEMAN DESEA ENTA=
BLAIR NEGOCIACIONES CON
Ell GOBIERNO FRANCES

PARIS, die. IT (Cable franc@s)-Las
noticias de que el Gobierno central ale
man, deseaba entablar negociaciones
directas con ell gobierno de Francia,
han sido confirmadas hoy. Estas ne
gociaciones sc 1levaran cabo con Ell
fin de reglamentar los estatutos del
Ruhr y de la Renania.
Hoy conferenciaron Won Hoesch y
M. Poincare pero ain no Sc han hecho
pflblicos los terminus de la entrevista
nj los resultados de la misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Ell GABINETE DE POLONIA
HA DIMITIDO

VARSOVIA, die. IL Gable franc6s)
Ell gabinete de Polonia presidido por
Wits, ha dinlitido hoy en- pleno Sc
cree en- los circulos politicos que la
ilnica solucion possible es la creacion
de un nuevo gabinete que tenga como
finalidad de sus actos la soluci6n de
los asuntos internacionales que tiene
que resolver esta rep1blica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS DE LA
REVOLUTION DE MEJICO

WASHINGTON, diciembre II. (Ca-
BILE frances).- Noticias Iegadas la
Embajada de Mejico en- esta ciudad,
anuncian que la situacion en- este pals
no ha cambiado en- estas ultimas "a
horas.
Ell presidente Obreg6n sali6 para We
ra Cruz, con ell proposito de ponerse al
frente v dirigir personalmente la ofen-
silva contra las tropas revolucionarias
que Sc han acuarteldao en- este Estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Ez BENEFIcIo DE nIGoLETTo

Para esta noche esta anunciado Ell
eI Teatro Municipal, por la Compahia
de Luisa Bonoris Antonio Saavedra
Ell benefcio del popular vendedor de
localidades RIGoLETTo.
Sc pondran en- escena tres graciosisi-
mas zarzuelas en- todas las cuales al
canza Ia Compafia un exito clamoroso.
Estamos seguros que en- la noche de
hoy el Teatro Sc vera completamente
ueno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
I'm espIendido "AsaIto'
a la residencia del DR..
Octavio Jordan

Ell sabado lltimo por la noche fu6
''asaltada'' la residencia de nuestro
distinguido amigo DR.. Octavio Jor-
dan, por Ell aristocratico alegre
bunch de -adorables v encantadoras
damitas correctos caballeros que for
man Ell bullicioso Club Love Nest"
1nvitados por Ell Senador Jordan, a.
cuya galanteria debemos la fortuna de
haber pasado unas horas realmente de-
liciosas, asistimos al ''asalto"
Ell palacio encantado de un cuento
de hadas, en- cuyos amplios salones So
berbiamente engalanados, Sc entrega-
ran a una charla deliciosamente fri
vola elegante un grupo numeroso de
princesas, rubias y morenas, pero todas
encantadoras, otro grupo no menos
numeroso de galantes v enamorados
caballeros, no da la impression real del
espl@ndido acto del sabado en- la resi-
dencia del DR.. Jordan.
Lo mas t'chic'', 10 mas granada de
Ia aristocratica sociedad capitalina. Sc
did cita en- aquella, y los moderni-
simos acordes deNlna magnffica orques-
ia, Sc entrego las delicias del "jazz''
hasta La una y media de La madrugada.
Reccrdamos, entire los distingmdos
concurrentes: DR.. Ortiz v sonora; DR..
Fernos Isern y seEora; Del Vale Zeno;
DR.. Font; DR.. Aponte; Lolita Perell6
Manuel Cuevas zequeira; Sra Lastra;
Srtas. Capo; Srta. Adsuar; Sra, vda. de
Catinchi; Rosarito Taboa; Sra. vda. de
Garcia; Isabelita Barreras; Carlos
Duarte; German Porras; Rosita Rose
llo; Segismundo Quifones; j. Asencio;
Lcdo. Lastra Charriez; Sergio Roma
nacce Y senora; Pedro Juan Romance
ce; Antonio Fernandez; Alfredo Po-
rras; Fini Fort; Sr. Francisco Bales
ter; Sra. viuda de Espada; Conchita
Dechoudens; Juan Alamo; Fernando
Moret; Sra. de Lopez; jose Lopez; Lo-
hta Garcia; Luis Espada; Sr. Mar
quez; Sr. Siaca; Sr. Ramirez; Carlos
Bird; Arsenic Jordan; Rosalina Gar
cia; Margarita .Meltz; Sra. viuda de
Gomez Agtero; Virginia Gomez de
Agiiero; Maria Fern6s Isern; Maria
Isabel Gonzalez; Sra. del Vale; Sra.
viuda de Guasp; Rafaela Barreras; se-
nora Viudas de Iturrondo; Sra. viuda
de Diez de Andino; j6venes Barreras;
Conchita Adsuar de Diez de Andino;
Lolita Jimenez; Jose Alvarez; DR.. de
Juan; Marina del Toro; sefioritas Ga
rriga; Juan Garriga; DR.. del Vale; DR..
Polanco; Sr. Pieraldi; Sr. Cuevas Ze-
queira; DR.. Rodriguez; DR.. Silva; Del
Toro Fernandez; Sr. Quifones; Sra. de
Quinones; Ramon Martinez; Paco Acos
ia; Sr. Sierra; Sra. Ballester; Sra. Ro-
driguez; M. p Domfnguez; Gumersin-
do Fernandez; Dr.. Felipe Peraldi; Ell
Senador Jordan; y muchos mas que sin
ceramente lamentamos no poder recor-
dar.
Estaria demas decir que ell buffet
de 10 mas esplendido rico, compren-
dio exquisitos manjares y refrescos. CO.
mo, naturalmente, correspondia la es-
plendidez del DR.. Jordan familia.
la categoria del alegre "bunch'' que
tan adorablemente lie ''asaltara'' su
residencia.
4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
MAS DETALLES SOBRE LA
REVOLUTION EN- MEXICO

Ell PASo, die. II (Cable francesl
Las tropas federales de Casas Gran
des Chihuahua Sc han levantado So
bre las armas Sc disponen a marchar
la frontera
VERA CRUZ, die. IL (Cable fran
c6s)-El Quartet General de las tro-
pas revolucionarias en- esta ciudad,
anuncian la ocupaci6n por las tropas
de Las villas, de Uruapan y Acambaro
al oeste de Mejico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Ell PRESIDENTE DE PORTU=
GAL ACEPTA LA DIMISION
DEL GABINETE

LIsBoA, die. II (cable Frances)-
La causa de la caida del primer minis
tro Sr. Machado, ha sido la negaci6n
de un votosde confanza que el pidi6
en- la Camara, respecto la RESPONSE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Sc ORGANIZA LA CAMPANA
ELECTORAL EN- ESTADOS
UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, die. II (cable fran
ces)-El cuartel general para la cam
pafia presidential de Mr.. Coolidge sera
,establecido en- Chicago ell 27 de los CO.
rrientes. Mr.. Butler tomara la direc-
cion general del mismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Ell GENERAL OBREGON PER
SONALMENTE DIRIGE LA
CAMPANA CONTRA LOS Re-
VOLUCIONARIOS

Ell PAsO, die. II (Cable frances)
-segiin telegramas de M6jico envia-
dos esta ciudad, ell Presidente Obre-
g6n ha salido para ell frente para ha-
cerse cargo personalmente de las tro-
pas que comandan los generates ANA
rillo y Amaro Marchant que mar
chan en- direction dc Guadalajara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
RAMIREZ.

AL consignar la dolorosa nota del fa
llecimiento de tan talentoso joven abo
gado, Ell MUNDo Sc asocia al duelo
de la estimable familia del cabalero
cXtinto, deseandoles resignation para
soportar la inmensa pena que les ago
bia ante 10 irreparable de la perdida
que han sufrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
NOVIAZGOS REALES. ].

BUCHAREST, die. II Gable franc6s)
Los peri6dicos de esta ciudad anun-
clan que pronto celebraran una ENTIRE
vista el Rey Boris de Bulgaria la
princesa Ileana, hija de la reina de Ru-
mania. Sc cree que ell Rey pedira la
mano de la princesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

MADRID, diciembre II. Omitted
Press).- Ha sido 6rmado por ell Rey
un decreto fijando la cantidad de vein
tiseis millones de pesetas como la con-
tribuci6n de Espafia en- ell emprestito
International que lie sera concedido a
Austria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
LA HUELGA TELEFONICA Y
TELEGRAFICA HA SIDO CON-
JURADA EN- VIENA

vTENA, die, II (cable frances)--
Hoy ha sido satisfactoriamente resuel-
ia La huelga de empleados de telegra-
fos y telefonos. Los patronos como
unico medic para solucionarla, han de-
cidido aumentar los salaries los obre-
roe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Sc LLEGA A UN ACUERDO
ENTIRE FRANCIA Y BELGICA
ACERCA DE LA CONTESTA-
CION A LA NOTA ALEMANA

PARIS, diciemhre II. Omitted Press)
Los gobierno de Francia Y Belg1ca
han negado hoy un complete acuer-
do defnitivo con relacion a La Ultima
nota de Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

bilidad de los ultimos desordenes acae-
cidos en- esta repubica
Ell presidente Gomez, acept6 sin va
ciIaci6n, la renuncia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

Millares de obreros han tornado las
arrnas contra los revolucionarios guia-
dos por Ell ejenplo del Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Fspa1a contribute con veintSeis mNones de
pesetas para eI enprlstto international quee
ha sidO .COnCedldO Austria
Ell SENADoR MCCLELLAN DE TENNESSEE PREsENTARA UN PROYECTo
DE LEY REORGANZANDO TOTALMENTE Ell SERvICIO CONSULAR
DELOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Promntes personadade del Gobeno Banca de los Eados
preparan pogama para de ggantesco empires
destinado . la rehabilitation economical de Aemana
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
TIE Brute.

She: Aw. let's kiss and make up.
He: You're made up enough.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
LIE YOU WENT AWAY

and stayed two years, would you be
content to hear from home every
three months? You can't find time to
write to your friends or relatives
twice a week, but you can send them
The Pleasantville Press. They'll read
1t and be glad. We will send 1t for
you anywhere in the United States a
whole year fol- only $500.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
It's Only Fair.

She: How dare you kiss me?"
He: "Oh. well. if that's the way you
feel about it-get off my lap"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13

Teacher: Who married Princess
Mary?
Bright Boy: Doug.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
Dumb Dan Goes Calling.

She: Why don't you sit down?
He: You're sitting on the only chair
She: Well?
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
Fill 'er Up, Bill.

Brick Stilwell writes in to say
that life is getting 10 be just one darn
oil station after another.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-13
Society.

Petting parties have been definitely
transferred from the fiivver to the
davenport.
, 1923-04-11
Prizes OFFERED
To CASPER KIDS

The America theatre is going to
put pm a unique stunt Saturday night,
Here 1t is, kids. Now be sure you
understand II. Tor the boy or girl
who can make up the best poem or
rhyme on Jackie Coogan's new pic.
ture, Daddy" and recite It from the
America stage Saturday night. the
management will give as n first prize
So; second prize, SO; third prize. 50;
and theatre tickets to the next ten.
Now remember that each contest.
must be Creased TO represent
Jackie Coogan.
If you haven't much poetic ability.
get DADDY" to help you, The rhyme
Will be limited to eight lines.
Better let us know you ara coming
by three o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Contest starts at $50 Saturday we
ming. All names should be In Satur-
day afternoon.
You can stop at America and get
synopsis of story from cashier any
time today, Thursday, Friday or
Saturday.
, 1923-04-11

stan OF the republican army, was the
man most Intimately associated with
canon De Valera
1.-THE capture Of Liam Lynch by
soldiers OF the Free State says the
Irish Times. "inhicts a heavy blow
on the forces in arms against II, Dur.
ing recent months he has been the
real leader Of the republican extrem.
lists. De Valera was their figure
head, but Lynch was the brain thai
kept south Ireland in it's present
sorry condition OF disorder and alarm.
"A strong fighter. with a good
grasp Of guerilla tactics, he more
than any other man has kindled the
temper Of revolt and prolonged the
resistance.
"There is plenty of evidence that
the rank and file of southern repub.
llcans and some of their military
leaders r weary OF the barren con-
iict and realize that however pro
longed It can have only one end"
, 1923-04-11

but it is fair an timely to say that
the American people will no longer
tolerate political i%nefficiency in that
bureau.
Unbelievable az II is that re.
sponsible leaders IN high positions
would barter and trade for political
gain while men. with broken bodies
and shattered minds. continue to
wait hopefully for deserved and prom.
Used succor. we have Col. Forbes as
authority for the statement that
partisan politics has been practlced
in the veterans bureau. If his state
ment IL correct-and he should know
better than other men-then we
should unite to put an n to this
practice.
'The new director should start
with n clean slate. For that reason
the American Legion favors an i'm.
mediate. thorough and courageous
investigation OF the veterans bureau.
Ugly rumors have been afioat. The
truth or faisity of them should be
established without delay. 1t Is not
fair for the new administration Of
the veterans bureau to start under q
cloud"
, 1923-04-11

in by far the most dramatic roio -
her interesting and brilliant career.
She IS permitted to run the gamut OF
emotions as the daughter who has
never seen her father because he Is
placed in an asylum before her birth
When she falls IN love with another
man. the daughter urges the mother
to divorce the father and re-marry.
Finally the mother consents. but when
she is on the eve Of marrying the
other man. the father returns. cured
1t is the daughter who finds the way
out of the difficult situation.
Splendid support Is given Miss
, 1923-04-11

comforting with a party OF the high
est republican leaders, among whom
was De Valera
Mr.. De Vaiera's hght from tho
conference. was so hurried that he
did not have time TO don his scat or
cap, which remained IN the hands of
the Free Skaters al trophies.
Others at the conference were
Countess M~arkievicz, Dan Breen,
Miss Mary MacSwiney and Miss
Barry, sister OF Kelvin Barry.
1t Is asserted that the republicans,
who were without outpo.ts. opened
fire on the Free State troops who had
nearly surrounded the house where
the conference was in
, 1923-04-11
CONSTANCE B|NNEY IN
BILL OF D|VORcEMENT'
FEATURED At R|ALT0

From all advance reports. Constance
Binney in "a Bill of enforcement is
an suspicious photodrama. This Assoc
ciated Exhibitors special feature. her
aided as setting a new and higher
standard for straight silent drama
comes to the Rlalto theater today.
"a Bill Of Divorcement" is a sig
nificant production In more ways than
one. II brings to the wider scope of
the screen one of last seasons great
triumphs of the stage. 1t played the
entire season in New York to big au-
diences that were stirred to the very
depths by the tremendous idea and
power OF the story which was the first
dramatic effort OF Miss Clemence
Dane.
Miss Constance Binney is presented
, 1923-04-11
A OF n To
HANDICAP

DUBLIN, April 11.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-The death Of Liam
Lynch, who succumbed last night to
wounds received when he was cap
tured by Free State forces near New.
castle yesterday morning. viii be a
serious blow to the irragulars. it is
believed here. Lynch, as chief of
, 1923-04-11

Binney in the persons OF Miss Fay
Compten. Malcolm Keen. who played
the role of h father on the London
stage. Henry -Fibart. Henry Victor
and others. Denisvn lift adapted
Miss Danes drama for the screen.
and directed it
, 1923-04-11
CAPTURE MADE
AT CONFERENCE.

BELFAST. April iI.-when the
Irish Free State forces yesterday cap
tured Liam Lynch, the republican
chief OF staff. who afterwards died
from his wounds. he had tust been
, 1923-04-11

Lloyd Loom Baby Carriages are
better, so why a more, Buy at
Graham,Shieids Furniture Co.. where
prices are lower.
, 1923-04-11
DISHONESTY IN
BUREAU SEEN

WASHINGTON. Aprn IA pre-
diction that dishonesty on a pretty
big scale" Will be revealed there and
there" by the senate investigation Of
the veterans bureau was made today
by John II, o'Ryan. special counse
for the Investigating committee, on
the basis Of Information gathered by
him In q preliminary survey of
conditions
General Organ declined to go into
details. but indicated his belief that
TO a great degree h very method of
handling large funds in the bureau
had encouraged Irregularities. He
said that wherever evidence Of crimi.
nal acts was uncovered, 1t would be
laid before the department of justice.
, 1923-04-11

Smith Oriental rugs wonderful col.
orc and patterns. size 9x10 at S13s.bO
at Graham Shields Furniture Co,
where prices are lower.
, 1923-04-11

NEW ORLEANS. La. April IL
There must be an end to corrupt
exploitation of the veterans bureau,
Alvin owsley, national commander Of
the American Legion declared today
before the annual reunion here Of the
United Confederate Veterans. adding
thai the Legion favors an immediate
investigation of hat department.
THE Legion seeks to renew the
thought Of Americas debt to her
.ex-soldiers and stands for an honest,
straightforward. sympathetic treat.
ment OF her veterans" he said.
There must be an end to the cor
rupt exploitation of the veterans
bureau. ! shall not dwell upon the
frauds and cheats perpetrated there
, 1923-04-11

Afghanistan is the last of the Mo
hammedan countries to preserve its
isolation from tho infdel.
, 1923-04-11

Tho mole. when deprived of food,
starves to death in less than 4s
hours.
, 1923-04-11
IRISH REBELS
EXECUTED BY
FIRE = STATE
Capture of Irregular Leader Denied by
Free State; Death of Lynch Is Great
BIow to Rebels, Report

DUBLIN, April 11.-(By The Associated Press)-Six
men were executed this morning at Tuam, county Galway,
says a Press Association dispatch from Sat town.
, 1923-04-11

DUBLIN, April 10y The Associated Press) Free
State army headquarters this afternoon officially contra
dieted the report that canon De STAFF of the republican army. was the
Valera had been captured. man nos Intimately associated with
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-06-23
CONDUCT OF PEOPLE
PROSPERITY HARBINGER.

The concensus of opinion of
the financial journals and finan-
ciers generally is that prosper
ity is here and will remain Just
so long as the people keep their
heads. The opinion seems to be
predicated on the idea that pros
perity is not so much manipula-
ton by capital as it is of con-
duct by people. Capital may in
vest and through investment ex-
pand business and industry, but
can do SO only so long as there
is cooperation for the pro-
ducers of the country and from
the consumers.
There is vast difference be-
tween working together and
pulling apart. In working togth-
err capital and labor seek to Gre
ate and produce for the general
welfare, each being satisfied
with whatever just profit may
accrue. In pulling apart each
demands first his share regard
less Of whatever or not there has
been production warranting di-
vision, with the general result
that production is curtailed rath-
er than stimulated. 1t is just
this sort of thing that the coun-
try is warned against. Chauncey
M. Depew put the matter
straight when he said Corpora
lions seldom declare dividends
before they earn them" Produc-
ers will probably find it very
difficult to do otherwise.
All the more should there be
pulling together because of
some conditions that are not
wholly advantageous. There al
ready is overproduction in some
lines and shortage in others.
There is an abundance of
skilled labor in certain parts of
the country and shortage of
common labor in others. There is
money enough for certain pur--
poses and not enough for others.
There has to be leveling off of
the high spots and the raising of
the low in business and industry,
and this can never be done with
out full cooperation on the part
of everyone.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-06-23
er, fifty described this kind of
merchant marine as painted
ships on a painted ocean"
NOBODY TO
PLAY WITH"

Folks are naturally compan-
ionshipable. When your heart
ionable. When your heart
like someone to rejoice with you.
Even misery loves company"
The most forlorn urchin in the
world is the one who has no.
body to play with. He can't be
happy.
All Of US are continually sur
rounded by better thoughts and
things. When we consistently
overlook them we are as badly
off as the youngster who has to
play alone.
The business of bringing these
thoughts and things to you is
the service of advertising. 1t is
the voice of the loom, the shop,
the foundry, the laboratory-all
the places where minds turn
pleasant thoughts into worth
while things for you.
Do you read the advertise
ments in the paper? Do it. It's
a paying habit.