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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
La Beneficencia MpaL. yla SAM
dad IIlsular trabajaran de cOIndn
acuerdO en- Ia campana antitu-
berculOsa de San Juan
Lo que significq la escuela de enfer-
meraS de reciente creaci6n

exclusivamente los casos cr6nicos que
ao sean tuberculosis. La idea es levan-
tar en- San Juan un hospital para re-
coger estos enfermos prestandose mu-
TIA ayuda ambos departamentoa
Ell Gobernador firm6 la Ley para Ia
creacion de una Escuela de Enferme-
.as. Este proyecto pas6 por unanimidad
J sin eImiendas en- ambos cuerpos CO.
Legislatures, dada su importancia tras
cIela, cuya necesidad es tan sentida no
solamente para ell servicio que las en-
fermeras prestan en- los hospitales. sino
CT cuanto Sc refere las necesidades
del Departamento de Sanidad las de
Hygiene Infantil, cooperaran de una
rarte, Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico con La
asignaci6n de $4,000 para Ell edifcio
y niuebles; de otra el Municipio de San
Juan cediendo un amplio solar en- la
zona hospitalaria de Santurce, por
t.ttimo la Cruz Roja Americana cuyo
capftulo en- Puerto Rico sufragara los
gastos de las maestras que vendr&n oe
;os Estados Unidos para organizar esta
cscuela al igual que las existentes aha.
I a ley ademas, autoriza a los munici-
pos para que Green becas con objeto
dc mandar 9lumnas a hacer sus estu.
dios aqui en- san Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
AzUcAR QUE oUEDA EN- P. R.

Ell Compute de toneladas de azicar
que, segdn informes, quedan en- Ell pals
para fines de embarque, despu6s de
deducir ell consume local es de mas
de 10000 toneladas. Los productores de
azicar han cablegrafiado sus calculos
al Norte, asegurandose que los mismos
girSn alredor de la mencionada suma.
No Sc han hecho ventas locales de
importancia ultimamente, v los tenedo-
res aguardan .mejores precios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Los delegates ,espaaOles en- Ia
cOnferencia sObre Tanger aban-
dOnan su punto de vista para
adherirse a Ia tests iDglesa
Inglaterra ntenta derimir sus quere-
Has con Frdncid dpoyando Espond

MADRID, julio "a Omitted Press)
FL periodico "El LIBERAL comen-
tando las referencias ofciosas que So
bre la conferencia de Tanger han lie
gado a esta ciudad, deduce que los
delegados espanoles han abandonado su
ppnto Gle vista sobre ell importante pro
biema para adherirse la tests inglesa.
FL referido periodico insiste en- que
una inteligencia con Francia daria Es
pafa facilidades para apacigur la zona
espafiola en- Maruecos y que es peligro'
so cue Espafia Sc asocie con Inglaterra
.2ues los britanicos 10 que desean es de-
liriir sus querellas con Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

Sobre este particular sabemos que ell
Sr. Yordan ha venido laborando. des-
de haoe muchos amos, desinteresada y
noblemente. Y la idea de yer unidos
a todos los portorriquenos en- un solo
grupo para pedir conjuntamente, ma
yores ibertades para la patria comtn,
habiase hecho el faro estrella norte
de su vida politica, a cuya causa ha
prestado todos sus valiosos esfuerzos
y su gran inf1uencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

81 presupuesto que ACADIA de aprobar
Ia Legislature Insular ha hecho amplias
asignaciones para el Departamento de
Sanidad. Ell Comisionado Sc propone
olganizar una campafia contra la tuber-
culosis, tendente en- primer tern,ino la
c:eaci6n de hospitaIes en- donde aislar
los tuberculosis cr6nicos que induda-
blemente cons5ituyen un serio peligro
cara la comunidad, toda vez que ellos
son los regadores de gerrnenes.
En- esta campafa y en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere a San Juan, sabemos que ell Co.
Irisicnado Gle Sanidad Insular, Y ell DR..
Gutierrez Ortiz, Connsionado de Bene-
hcencia Municipal, han cambiado impIe
stones y es nluy possible que de mutuo
acuerdo Sc destine Ell actual Hospital
&c contagiosos y Cronicos para atender
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
INVESTIGATION DE LA CoMISION
DE SERvICIo CIVIL

FL sr. Fortufio, presidente del Comi-
t6 encargado de investigar ciertos
cargos que fueron hechos por ell vice
presidente de la Camara contra la Co
mission de servicio Civil, inform6 Ia
Camara del resu.tado de sus gestiones
preliminares para investigar ell asun.
TO leyendo una carta suya dirigida al
Presidente de dicha Comisi6n en- la que
pide inforines sobre los siguientes ex-
tremos:
NGmero de personas nombradas en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
MAC DONALD PIDE Sc LIE DE
AL. MUNDO UNA OPORTUNI-
DAD PARA QUE HAYA .PAz

LoNDREs, julio "a. Omitted Press.
Ramsay Macdonald, lider de los Ia
boristas en- ell parlamento, al presentar
aver ante la Camara de los comunes Ia
moci6n para disminuir los armamentcs
aijo que Sc debia dar al mundo una opor
tupidad para que viva una paz pcrma-
nente.
Debemos- -agreg6-dar toda nacion
la mas completa segrridad. Todo inten-
to para asegurar la paz debera incluir
{, Russia y Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
DON RAMON C. cNTRoN

Aver fus felizmente operado del
apendics por el notable galeno Mayor
Ashford ell estimado y quito eabaIler0
don Ramon C. cintr6n, quartsrmasssr
sargent del ej6rcito.
Durante su enfermedad qued6 pie
namente demostrada las innumerables
y merecidas simipatias de que goza nusS-
tro amigo pues no hubo un momsnto
en- que su hogar Sc viera ausente de
amigos.
Ell MUNDo Sc complace en- felici-
tar al sefor Cintr6n al doctor Asford
por ell feliz 6xito de la operae:on.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

Ell Lcdo. ARTURO o'NEIL comunics
los comerciantes do San Juan y la
Isla, y al pdblico en- general que tiene
) constitution, bajo su direction profe-
sipnal, una Agencia de cobros, para
diIigenciar la cobranza de- cuentas, por
y ii via judicial extra5udicial. P. 0.
BOX sss, Tel. 1875. Allen No. % CaltosJ1
San Juan. P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Ell GENERAL X AGUILERA EN-
. MEEILLA 4.

) MELILLA, Julio 24sf Omitted Pressy.
-Ha llegado aquf ell general Aguilera,
3efe del .eonsejo de Guerra y Marina5.
ciondo entusiastamefite reciBido.
Miles de habitantes de los pueblos
!imftfofes presenciaron la llegada del
illistre militar, quien desde ell balloon
deIgcasino hizo iiso de la palabra para
expresar su ,agradeciiniento por el rel.
cibimiento de que habfa sido objeto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
DOS MIL FAMILIAS DANESAS7
A NICARAGUA

MADRID, julio "a. Omitted Press).-
El Debate" elogia Ia actitud del go;
blerno nicaraguense, ell cual ha accedi-'
do er admitir dos mil familias danesas
en- su territorio, imponi6ndoIes como
condici6n unica que ell castellano sea ell
idicma Official.
Ell mencionado rotativo lamenta que
Espafia no contribpya,a la diffusion del
castellano como los pueblos hispanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

blicas, quien retorno aver de la zona
ocupada, puso de relieve ante el Gabi-
Eete la actitud de los alemanes para
con los franco-belgas y que el ndmero
de trenes en- uso es cada dia mayor.
De acuerdo con ell informe del minis
tro de obras Ptblicas 800 trenes con.
pasajeros y 400 de craga estan traba-
jando en- la zona ocupada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
pPOINCARE EMPIEZA A ES-
TUDIAR LA NOTA INGLESA

PARIS, julio "a. tCable frances) ~
NE Poincare ha empezado a estudiar
,niuuciosamente la contestaci6n a La no
ta anglesa. Sus principales colaborado-
res SON M Peretti de la Rocca y Sey-
doox. consejero econ6mico del Ministes
riqsde Relaciones Exteriores.
lSe espera que ell estudio sea termina-
tl5Shoy fin de someterlo al Gabinete
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
y Los MOROS BOMBARDEAN
.45 TIzZI AZA o.

MELILI.A, julio "a. tUnited Press).
La posiei6n de Tizzi Aza ha sido
hostilizada por los moros, los cuales
fletcn rechazados.
los sepanoles tuvieron algunas per
didac.
LAS concentraciones del enemigo en-
Ta2nda Bentiab fueron disueltas a
cahonazos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
TREMENDO MOTIN
EN- FRANKFURT

LoNDREs julio "a. Omitted Froos).
UE despacho recibido por Ell Gen
tral News, procedente de Berlin, des-
que ourante una serie de motines comu-
nistas ocurrida en- Frankfurt, ell fiscal
general de aquella ciudad fue noquea-
Go luego muerto.
La residencia del referido funciors-
rio fue saqueada y luego incendida..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Don Joaquin D. Yordan

En- reconocimiento de mi labor en-
ese sentido. ell ilustre presidente del
senado, don Antonio Barcelo, me dio
un fuerte y sincere abrazo. Esta re-
soluci6n del senado, es la realizaci6n
de mi suefio de toda la vida: Ell yer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
TRAJEs

.Solicftanse agentes expertos en- cos
turas de trajes. Deben producer gran
des cantidades. Trabajo todo ell afio.
Pagamos buenos precios. Especifique
a quien ha trabajado anteriormente.
Dirfjase a Apartado GAO, Ponce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
!. LETRoQUER ANTE Ell
GABINETE

Naris, julio "A. Omitted Press).
IN. Poincare, en- la reunion que ces
,ebr6 estar tarde eli Gabinete, deline5
esxestado de las negociaciones con Bell
gie%
NHl Gabinete apr6b6 la actitud de
Fnincare
M Lstroqucr, ministro de obras Pu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
NO Sc PODRA CENSURAR LOS
DECRETOS DE LOS FRANCO
BELGAS

CoBLENZA julio "a. Omitted Press)
7-La comisi6n del Rhin a:ordo que cual
quier declaration, escrita hablada, so
bre la legalidad de las ordenanzas pro
muigadas desde que empez6 la ocupa-
cieE del Ruhr sera castigada con multa
Y carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Ell NEGocLADo DE
TRADUCCIoNEs

Juntamente con la camara Ell
Senado, ell Negociado de Traducciones,
estuvo trabajando hasta la hora en-
que Sc declare cerrada la session, ha-
biendo realizado una intensa labor en-
la preparation traducci6n de los Pro-
yectos que iban siendo aprobados por
ambos cuerpos colegisladores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
UN TANTEO ACERCA DEL
MALTUSIANIsMo

va tarde en- la noche, y en- un mo-
mento en- que Sc hacia necesario espe-
rar que fresen enrolados algunos pro-
yectos, Sc trajo a debate Ell Proyecto
de Ley del Sr. Arizona, relative la
derogaci6n de los preceptos legales que
prohiben la divulgaci6n cientifica de
los medios para evitar la conception
y e. embarazo, con Ell objeto de probar
ell criterio de la Camara respecto de
una question que tan debatida ha 81
do, tltimamente, en- la prensa del pals.
Explico ell Sr. Arizona Ell proposito
de su ley fu6 objeto de varias irite-
rrupciones. algunas de elias bastante
intencionadas puestos votacion,
por hsta, ell proyecto resulto con tre-
ce votos afirmativos y trece en- la ne
gativa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
LOS coM1TEs DE coNFEEENoIAs

Por tratarse de importantes le-
yes. casi toda la noche Sc estuvieron ce-
lebrando conferencias entire comisio-
mes de la Camara y ell Senado. Por
tres veces Sc conferenci6 respecto de
la Resolution Conjunta de la Camara,
declarando dfa festive ell del natalicio
del DR.. Barbosa, la cual Resolution fue
puesta votaci6n. segun Ell criterio
del senado, sea que fuera "Dia del
DR.. Barbosa" no "Dia de todos los
patriotas portorriquefios fallecidos"
como era Ell deseo de la Camara. Des-
pues de un breve debate, la Resoluci6n
fu6 aprobada por unanimidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
voros DE coNF1ANzA
Y FELICITACIoN

va en- los iiltimos momentos, Ell sr.
Lastra present6 una moci6n para que
Sc otorgase un voto de confanza So
lidaridad al ilustre presidente de la
camara. sr. Guerra, en- reconocimien-
to a su ardua y acertada labor diri-
giendo los trabajos legislativos.
La Camara unanimemente otorg6 ell
voto, puestos todos de pie tribuntan-
dole un APPLAUSE.
(ContinIa en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
r. Arizona siaca.

Despu6s de un debate, en- Ell que in
tervinieron los Sres. Lastra, Romani
y Arizona, Ell Sr. Fortufio, retira su pro-
posici6n y anuncio que el, como presi-
dente de Ia Comisi6n investigators. en-
union de los sres. Romanf, Nc. K.
Jones, Garcia Grew tomaran nueva-
mente su cargo la investigator. aun
a pesar de que las sesiones Sc termi-
nen a fin de rendir I'M informe compile
to del case a quien corresponds des-
pues de fnalizar su labor.
Con el objeto de dar tempo a la
llegada dc los representatives por ira
tarse de una question de palpitante ac-
tualidad sc trajo a discussion, Ell proyec
to del Representative Sr. Yordan, au-
torizando el boxeo en- Puerto Rico.
Intervinieron en- Ell debate los Sres.
Dones, Suria y Bird. Ell autor del Pro-
yecto no quiso hacer uso de la pala-
bra. Todos los oradores fueron aplau-
didos al Ievantarse la. Comisi6n to-
tai Sc informo a Ia Camara que ell Pro-
yecto progresaba.
Al ponerse votacion ell Proyecto
de Pensiones a los NTaestros de escue-
la, Ell sr. Arizona, despues de votar afr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

legislative que pudiera darsele 0 SUI
ponersele.
3-Porque entiende que no Sc ha
hecho cargo especifico alguno contra
el funcionario Investigate guebrantan-
dose asi una de las mas clonlentales
reglas de procedimiento en- aauntos de
tai naturaleza.
4.-Porque, sin invadir jurssjiccios
nes extrafias, ell camino a seguir. 81 Sc
va detras de alguna finalidad practica,
es ell de jurar los cargos, en- la forma
de ley, ante los poderes correspondent
tes, quiehes, al actuar, forzosamente
tendrian que iniciar ell procedinierto
legal consiguiente, en- ell que pueda ha
Ger uso de sus legitimos derechos cons
titucionales, ell investigate, derecho de
los cuales nc podria hacer uso Ell mis-
mo, ante esta Camara ante dicha Co
mission Especial, sino por I'm acto de
pura cortesia, discrecional en- ambas
entidades.''
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
ITALY EXPECTS to-
BALANCE HER BUDGET
WITHIN TWO YEARS
Also Intends to Proceed
TOWARD Funding Of
Debt to America.

New York, Oct. Italy is making
rigid economies and expects to bal
arlce her budget within two years.
Prince Caetani, the Italian ambassa
dor to the United States, told the
writer during the course of series oil
interviews aboard the steamer which
has just brought both to America
While he refused to comment on the
question of Italian debt funding, the
writer was authoritatively Informed
before he left Rome that Italy intends
to proceed rapidly toward a solution
which will enable her to pay her debt
TO the United States on terms CON-
mensurate with ability,
I'VE realize" said the ambassador.
"that no Italian enterprise could be
financed in the United States today.
or until the general European situa-
ton is better. But we extend wei.
come hand to private enterprise. Sew
eral American financial groups al
ready have taken advantage of these
opportunities.
1.-The slight Inconvenience due to
differences in our respective national
ity laws and to the application of your
immigration law can and should cas-
lily be eliminated. We understand the
motives which led to the adoption OF
the quota system and we are proud
that our emigration organization is 50
good that it has resulted in a smaller
percentage of rejected Italians than
of any other nationals. Your industries
are developing and / don't believe you
wish them TO stagnate for lack of any
of the required elements. Such good
labor as we offer is hard to find else
where and we would welcome the OF
portunity TO collaborate in offering
such special labor as you require.
''The general aim of my mission 10
America is to interpret modern Italy
My work is greatly facilitated by the
cordial cooperation of py American
friends and by the fact that / have
lived so long in the United States that
it is for me like second home.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
EGAN SLOWLY SINKING
Former Minister to Denmark Has Lit.
tie Chance to Recover.

Beac., Haven. n. j., Oct. H.
Maurice Francis Egan. former minis
ter to Denmark. who has been serious
ly i'll several weeks is SLOWLY sink
ing with little hopes of recovery, his
physician said today.
Members of his, family gathered in
tho eiei, room
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
BOY IS DROWNED
San Antonian Loses Life Saving Two
Girls.

SiIsbee, Tex. Oct. 1.-Frels Foss.
10, of San Antonio. who is here at
tending school. was drowned Sunday
in Village creek. two miles from here
while in swimming. He went to the
rescue of two girls who had been
caught in the swift current. The girls
were pulled to safety. but Fogg was
drawn under. The body was recovered
at midnight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
Negro Taken to Prison.

Raleigh, n. c., Oct. John Goss,
negro convict charged with attacki:-.; ::
white woman near Spruce Pine. was
lodged in thes state pen;tentiGry here
at an early hour this morning.
Goss was brought here und heavy
guard from Hickory. n. c.. where he
was captured late yesterday afternvo.-
He vehemently denies that he com
mitted the crime.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
WANT MORE TROOPS
Soldiers Keep Order in cwn Where
Negro Attacked White Woman.

Nv the Associated Press.
Ashevillc, ~. C.. Oct. 1.-Adjutant
General j. Van B. Mettr. over long
distance early this ..... ming. requested
that Maj. Jordon Smith, in charge
the sdjutant generals department.
send an additional company of ROO D;
to Spruce Pine at once to augment the
force of two companies n there.
Major Smith indicated that he Won.
call out the first of two companies
whose commanders he was able to
reach.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-01
VISITS WARD SCHOOLS
Former School Superintendent Urges
School Children to Plant Gardens.

Practically all ward schools in the
city hate been visited during the las;
few weeks by l.. Il. Wolfe, formerly
superintendent OF San Antonio pub
lie schools. in furtherance of his cam
paign TO promulgate the industrial
project idea among school children.
Mr.. Wolfe is tndeavoring to inspire
all pupils above the second grade. to
select 4 portion of the home garden.
prepared the ground and do the fal,
planting! The former superintendent
believes that parents should encourage
their children to assume Responsible
ties and Ia home garden, he main.
tains, could be made a desirable
agency to achieve this end.
quake n Imperial Valley.
Calexico, Gal. Oct. IA light
earthquake shock traversed the I'M
nerial Valley both above and below
tie Mexican hsrder Sunday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
CLEANING IS AID
TO LIFE OF RUGS
Local Company SpeciaIizes
in Carpet Work.

During summer months. furnishings
of a house need care for SCOT and
dirt of winter should be removed with
the dust OF summer.
Inattention to cleaning not only
shortens life OF furnishings, bat also
causes them to look shabby.
p. r. Ringer of the Sanitary Rug
and Carpet Cleaning Company. so1
E. st. Clair CT, stresses necessity of
having rugs and carpets thoroughly
cleaning at different periods through
out the year A thorough cleaning
prolongs the life Of the rug and keeps
it bright and new looking. Tho faded
appearance that rugs and carpets
seem to have is often not due to an
actual faded condition. but to dust
and dirt ground into the nap Of the
rug.
1--WE use our own preparation in
cleaning, and because Of its quick
drying qualities we are able to turn
out a Job In short time said Ringer.
I'VE do our work as cheaply as It
can be done consistent with f1rst-class
cleaning. and guarantee all work salts
factory.
Our cleaning does not injure the
rug or carpet, for II in no way tears
down the fabric of the carpet. 1t
merely removes the accumulation OF
dust and dirt. We are prepared to
give special treatment in cleaning OF
oriental rugs, and we do this in such
a way that It is beneficial TO the rug.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
TRUBLPRUF TIRES
SOLVE LONG-FELT
AUTO PROBLEMS
Local Company Backs Prod
uct With 10000 Mile
Guarantee.

With heaviest driving season Of
the year at hand. auto owners are
trying to get the most efficiency out
of their cars. There is no single item
that gives the driver as much trou-
BILE as tires. Out Of every ten cases
of car trouble 1t has been found that
approximately nine are due to tires.
l. r, Brubaker. manager OF the
Lambert Trublprouf Tire Company,
126-12S w. New York ST.. says that
Trublprufs have filled longfelt
want in the tire world.
These tires are guaranteed against
all imperfection in material and work
manship; against punctures. blowouts,
rim cuts or other defects in construc-
ton, for a minimum of 10000
miles. provided that mileage is at
tanned within a period Of eighteen
months after the purchase of the
tire he said.
I'VE claim that they are the cheap
est tires on the market. basing our
proof on the fact that the first cost
is the last cost: There are no tire re-
pair hills, no expense for extra cas-
ings and no tube cost. and in add
ton they actually wear longer than
the ordinary penumatic tires.
Gas consumption is also lower be-
cause the right air pressure Is main
tanned at all times. The holes
through the tire at right angles to
the tread supply sufficient air at an
atmospheric pressure to assure easy
riding and low road friction"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
HOME PURCHASE IS
REAL INVESTMENT
Big Cash Outlay Not Needed
on Payment Plan,

II Is not necessary to have a great
amount OF cash to build home under
the plan OF Floyd Peterman, 1852
Sherman DR.. who constructs houses
and sells them on easy payments.
In many cases Peterman has built
houses on his own lots and then dis
posed of them to people who wishes
TO become home owners. He often
builds on lots which people already
own. according to the plans and speci
cations of the owner. In both cases
the down payment Is an easy one
and the remainder rof the cost is
paid out in mcnthly installments like
rent, the amount depending on the
worth OF the property.
Small houses of four TO six rooms
are the kind planned by Peterman.
This small size seeming to supply a
need not formerly met In many cases
a family does not need more than
four or five rooms, yet they want
these comfortable, and built accord
ing to their own ideas.
Rent paid out year after year is
never anything but a liability, while
the home owner has solid backing.
He is providing himself with worth
while investment, and means of saw
ing when he builds a house on this
payment plan. 1t is an incentive to
save, and many who have never been
habitual savers And themseles doing
I. readily when home Of their own
Is at stake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
COOPERATIVE PLAN
OF STOCK SALE IS
BEING TRIED HERE
Central Indiana Power Co,
Obtains Cooperation of
EmpIoyes-CuStomers,

In line with the latest policy Of sue
cessful public utilities having their
capital stock owned by employees and
customers, the Central Indiana Power
Company is conducting a similar cam
paign in this State.
The fact that the company's prop
critics embrace 106 of the most pros
porous cities and towns in central and
northern Indiana, in the heart of
Hoosierdom's industrial and agricul-
tural area. is q splendid argument to
the general public that the Central
Indiana Power preferred stock Is a
first class investment. The money is
hing placed in local business to pro-
mote growth and welfare.
The movement among large public
utility corporations to have securities
held largely by their own customers.
known as the customers ownership"
plan, is only decade old. Two hun
dred electric light and power compa-
MES have endeavored to make actual
partners of the people they serve.
The rapid growth of the movement
IL shown by the fact that in 1921 new
three times those obtained in 1914.
Between 1914 and 1918 these eighty
four companies sold only about 100.-
coo shares TO customers, but since
1918 sales have mounted to nearly
500, 900 shares.
The Central Indiana Power Com
pany's preferred stock sales cam
paign is meeting with great sue
cess and attracting attention beyond
the arrangements expectations.