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Mills Stationery Casper Stationery Midwest Pharmacy
Tribune Office ta- Stockmen's Bank
Trevette's Confectionery Store Campbell-Johnson Co..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
LIN los crculos deporsas amecanos concede gran mpo
cia a este match puesto que e vencedor tendra
que enfrentarse con Harry Wills
ZEN CAYEY Sc CELEBRARAN MANANA RENDOS DESAFOS
BASEBALL ENTIRE LAS FAMOSAS NOVANAS "RLBOCH "PONE

A principles del proximo mes de
diciesnbre uegaras. Nueva York ell
caInpson mundial de boxeo de la ca
tegoria de peso maximo, Jack Demp-
sey, con ell proposito de cerrar nego-
ciaciones con Tex Rickard para la
concentration de IN match con Tommy
Gibbons, ell fuerte light heavyweight
tambien americana.
Dempsey salio va de Los Angeles,
California, con rumbo a Chicago, en-
dorde Sc reunira con su manager Jack
Kearns y ell apoderado de Gibbons,
Eddie Kane, para discutir los arreglos
preIinlinares del match.
De fuente bien autorizada Sc sabe
ademas que ell campeon de los "hea-
vies'' NO solo espera enfrentarse de
nuevo con Gibbons sino que tambien
Sc halla dispuesto entrar en- arreglos
con Paddy Mullins, manager del, for
midable pugilista de la raza negra,
Harry Wills Esto muchos ha pa
recido algo dudoso por las eternas
sevasivas' de Jack cuando Sc le ha
propuesto una pelea con t'la pantera
negra' mas debido a las declara-
clones que hizo Ell campe6n antes de,
la pelea con Firpo, con respecto a la
demanda judicial planteada contra el
por ell impaciente Wills, por las que
hacia constar ''que no daria nunca la
cportunidad a tai enemigo de enfren-
tarsele''. Dempsey, sin embargo, pa
rece haber cambiado de idea y quiere
adoptar el metodo de preparation de
''el toro salvaje' sosteniendo algunos
encuentros para ponerse en- condicio-
mes.
Segun algunas informaciones sunni
nistradas por Dan McKetrick, Ell cam
peon piensa hacer otro viaje Euro
pa aeprincipios del aio entrante re-
gresara los Estados Unidos en- mar
20, para dar comienzo formalmente a
su preparation para la pelea de revan-
cha con el campeon sudamericano.
De tcdo este Sc deducs que Ell cam
pe6n ha resuelto dar una oportunidad
a los fanaticos de verlo en- accion mas
frecuentemente, abandonando su anti
quo prograrna de una pelea cada afo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

segundo round marcan un paso muy
rapido, Renault, sacudiendo John
son con su izquierda, pero saliendo
con la peor parte en- los cuerpo a
cuerpo. Fuera de equilibrio Renault
es sacado fuera de las sogas con una
izquierda la quijada en- ell tercero,
pero vuelve al ring sin que aparezca
estar lastimado. Johnson 10 recibe
con una furia de golpes, pero care
cen de fuerza, recibio una dura de.
recha a la cabeza. Renault lie SAGA
sangre de la nariz a Johnson en- ell
-cuarto, con una recta izquierla, pero
recibe en- cambio gran cantidad de
castigo en- la cabeza.
Renault, tambaiea Johnson en- ell
quinto, con un hook izquierdo Y sos
tiene una continue sangrfa de la ma
riz del gigantic de Iowa, cuando pc
lean de cerca. En- el sexto pelean
furiosamente, mandando Johnson
las sogas con un ataque salvaje.
Renault sc abalanza sobre Johnson
en- ell 1ltimo round, tratando de CO.
nectar un hoock-out con un upper
cut derecho. Johnson sin poderse
sostener va al clinch Y cae al suelo
al perder ell equilibrio. Sc puso de
pie tambaleandose va hacia Re
nault, sostenido solamente por el ms
tinto. Renault Sc lie abalanza de nue.
vo, lie manda Ia derecha a la quijada
" johnson cae de espaldas a la Iona.
Cast Knockout, Johnson consiguio
ponerse de pie al conteo de nueve.
Con los brazos cdgando, su cuerpo
Sc tambalea, va hacia ell centro del
ring, pero sus padrinos tiran la toa-
la antes que Renault pudiera pegar
al indefenso boxeador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
IMPoRTANTE JUEGO DE BASAEl
BALL. GUAYAMA II. s VS..
CAGUAS H. S.

El sabado IL del corriente ceIehra
mos un rehido desafio de Basketball
entire los teams de las escuelas supe-
riores de Guayama y Caguas, saliendo
victorioso cl u1timo con rn sccre Ce
81 10.
Ell juego Sc efectn6 de noche Ell Ell
"court" de la ciudad de Guayaraa.
(Escuela 'Washington) A dicho juego
asisti6 gran nuInero de estudiantes de
(coatiada en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

y ESQ cuando necesitaBa dinero para
respaldar sus negocios. GSera real
tanta belleza?
Firpo, de acuerdo con las tnicas no.
ticias hasta ahora recibidas, piensa re-
gresar en- abril y como parte de su
entrenamiento tiene en- perspectiva do
ce matchs que, piensa convertir en- do
ce victorias por knockout.
(De la Prensa'', de N. W
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

Ell JUGADoR MAS POPULAR, Pc
dro Miguel Caratini. 129 Votos
Ell PLAYER MAS NECEsARIo.- Pc
dro Miguel Caratini. 90 Votos
Ell FANATIco MAS ENTUsIAsTA-
Jose Andrew. So Votos
Ell HITTER MAS GEGURo- Millito
SO Votos.
Hasta aqui ell escrutinio, que hemos
ceIebrado, comU Sc We, Unicamente
enunciamos Los jugadores que tienen
mas votos, sin embargo hay otros que
,es faltan pocos votos para tomar la
supremac.a.
iCual sera el resultado del escrr-
tinio final? Recuerde que este Sc We
rificara el dia 81 de diciembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
DE BASE BALL
''MECoNoRA'' VS..
"CATANo stars

Gran desafio Sc ce!ebrara mafana
domingo las 1000 a. m. en- la Liga de
la parada ocho, entire las novenas de
segunda Mesonora' y 'Catafo stars ;.
Ell tMesonofa en- gu reforma Sc dis
pone If al desquite de los nueve ceros
con que las Estre'las de Catafio lie OBJ
ssquio el mes pasado.
IA Ia Liga! a presenciar este sensa-
rional desafo, ell que aseguramos re-
sultara interesantisimo.
MARCEL CLAY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
NUH-TRo coNcURso DE BASE
BALL
FscRUTINIo

En- el escrutinio que celebrarrlos hoy
sabado de los cupones que hasta aver
hos futron rsmitidos por los entusias-
tas del base ball resultaron trunfantcs
Jos siguientes;-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

+, 4 GRECA. Ell msi0r restaurant
y San 9Eaa. Tetu&l 21.---AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Ell G1GANTE DE IOWA PELEo
CON GRAN vALoR RECIBIENDo
UN cAsTIGo BRUTAL EN- Los UL-
TTMos sIETE ROUNDS
GEORGE GODFREY NoQUEo A
BILL TATE

NEW YORK, noviembre Jack
Benault, el campeon de peso compile
to del Canada, que tanto Sc ha dis
tinguido ultimamente por sus SEN
sacionales triunfos, por la via del
K. O., Sc an0t6 esta noehe un deei-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

sivo triunfo por la via del K. O.
tecnico, sobre el gigantic de Iowa,
gran amigo de Jack Dempsey, Floyd
Johnson, cuando los segundos de es-
te tiraron Ia toalla, en- ell decimo
quinto y final round, para evitarle
nuevo inutil castigo.
La pelea resulto espectacular de
principle fin. Ell final cristaliz6 a
los 81 segundos de haber comenzado
el round final. En- tan corto ITEM
po Renault tiro dos veces a Johnson,
cuando va lie habfan contado nue.
We en- su segunda caida, johnson,
valiente hasta ell limite, trataba de
levantarse, pero imposibilitado de le-
vantar su guardia, indefenso.
Cuando cayo la toalla Johnson va
estaba de pie, manando sangre, grog-
gy tambaleandose, pero buscando
su contrario para seguir. va no lie
quedaba NADIA mas que su espfritu,
su reconocido valor admirable CO.
raje. Solo asi Sc explica q. Jonnson
hubiera podido resistir ell bombardeO
del canadense durante los lltimos
siete rounds.
En- los preliminares Ed. Kelly, de
Bridgeport, Conn. recibi6 la decision
de los jueces sobre Dan Bright, de
Inglaterra, en- ocho rounds. Kelly
194, Bright 209 libras.
Billy Shade, de Cal. light heavy
weight, derroto la Jack Burke, de
Pittsburg, Shade IT'S, Burke 176 Ii
bras. Burke fue sparring partner
de Jack Dempsey.
En- el septimo round de un match
diez. George Godfrey, negro, heavy
weight, de Phila. noque6 Bill Tate,
de Chicago, Godfrey 225, Tate 233
libras.
AL COMENzAR Ell STAR BOUT
Johnson Sc precipita sobre Renault
Y fu6 ell agresor desde eI principle
en- todo el primer round. Castiga al
canadense con derechas e izquierdas
al cuerpo cabeza, pero recibe una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
DoCE PELEAS PARA FIRPO GUAM
DO REGRESE EN- ABRIL A LOS
ESTADOS UNIDos

Para ell regreso a los Estados Un1dos
en- abgit del ano proximo del formi-
dab,e pugilista Luis Angel Firpo, ANN
cia Billy Nc Carney la concentration de
doce encuentros, los cuales sostendra
Firpo en- una jira por la Union, en- pre-
paracion para su nueva pelea con Ell
canlpe6n Jack Dempsey.
ne Carney, en- compahia con lIug1e
5artland, fueron quienes Sc encargaron
de, arreglarle los asuntos Firpo duran
fe su pasada jira por el oeste del pals
fantes de su encuentro con Dempsey. y
aeclaran que Firpo antes de abandonar
los Estados Unidos cerr6 negociactcnes
con ellos para reslizar otra jira su
regreso.
segdn Nc Carney Firpo encontrara
concertados doce matchs, la pelea
con Dempsey Sc veriHcara en- septiem-
pre-, en- el "Labor Day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
CATTLE PRICES SHOW
A GAIN OF Is TO 30
CENTS FOR THE WEEK
Light Hogs Are Also Higher
With Advance Of 10
to IS Cents.
nv L. G. GRUNDELsND.

Copyright. 1928, by The San Antonio Light.
Chicago, Jan. 27.-Only small lots
of cattle and sheep were in the pens,
and the trade was hardly more than
a nominal one. While livestock trade
has been uneven during the present
week, yet demand for feeding stock con-
tinued active. The feature of the trade
was that in spite of lower values for
killing stock and also in spite of re-
ports showing much larger holdings OF
livestock in the country than year
ago. country buyers boosted values for
feeding cattle 10 to % cents, while
feeding lambs closed % cents higher for
the week, and were quoted more than
that above the best killers.
Receipts today were 500 cattle; 5000
hogs; 1000 sheep; 300 calves.
The total for the week fell short OF
last weeks supply but values for steers
closed easy. Top lots made S11.50.
Cows and heifers closed 25 to 40 cents
higher for the week, while calves also
were that much up.
Light hogs showed a gain Of 10 TO
10 cents, but heavy hogs were steady.
A week ago today, and also the first
day Of the present week, best hogs sold
at SS.S5, and $3.50 was the best mark
today.
Yearling lambs closed about % cents
lower. while aged muttons were a lit
tie, off from the price levels noted a
week ago. g. .-y..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
COTTON MARKET ENDS
DAY WITH NET LOSS
= OF 7 TO IS POINTS
$4,000 Bales Sold When
May Breaks to
27.75.

Copyright. 1928. by The san Antonio Light.
New York, Jan. 27.-The degree OF
excitement which attended the closing
trade Friday, insured a wild opening in
cotton today. Heavy overnight selling
orders were executed on the call, carry
ing May to 81 3-4 cents and a quarter
from high levels of the week.
As was to be expected under the cir
cumstanCes, a rush to secure cotton
after such a break followed the OPEN
ing, fully $4,000 bales of May and
July being taken from the ring in a
few minutes. This started a 3O-pOint
sharp recovery, May running up above
% cents once more.
Trading was heavy, many holders
taking advantage of the upturn to re-
duce their lines over Sunday. At the
same time, mills bought more cotton
than since Mondays break TO CORE
spending figures. With the whole prob
lem OF distribution Of the remainder OF
this crop still unsolyed. there was no
disposition to believe that prices would
continue an interrupted decline. The
shock to the market, however, has been
one not experienced since the check TO
the upward movement early in Novem-
Der. Prices were off to 10 points
ut the close
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
LIBERTY BONDS HIGH
French f-2S Make Another New Low
Belgian Issues Steady.

Copyright, 1923, by The San Antonio Light.
New York, Jan. 27.-As on the pre-
vious day the general bond list was lit
tie changed today except in a few is
sues which have featured the recent
dealings, notably the French govern
ment dollar loans and the bonds of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
French Z lbs continued under pres
sure and sank to the lowest in their
history. The S per cents sold below
81 during most of the two-hOur seS-
sion, while the French municipal bonds
kept heavy. The decline of the French
Z lbs accompanying the days weak
ness in French francs indicated a lack
Of any effective support in the market
for these bonds.
Belgian and other European govern
ment issues as a whole were steady.
Liberty bonds after early reactions sold
higher on the day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. L. sharpe and wife TO Daniel Rodrl-
guez, November ~, 1922, deed to lots
y, IL and Is. block 6, new city block
23c9, on Durango street; $500.
W. d. Turner and wife TO Hector II.
MaDIito, January u, 1923, deed TO lots
!, : and ., block 81 new city block 1913;
$40, etc.
Obor January "a, 1928, deed TO lots and
), block IS. Keystone Park; $3.50.
HarIandale Budding Company to c. Z.
Dixon and Addie Dixon, January %. 1923,
decd to lots 16 and Il, block H. Harlan
dale Gardens; $3.50.
Christopher Schuchart 20 Rosa Schueh-
art, January IS. 1929, deed to 1900 acres
OF land out OF Gonzales survey 255, Medina
and Bexar counties; also i24 acres in town
OF CastrOville, Medina county: also $50
acres in Kimball county 500, love and
Affection.
W. D. Turner and wife to Hector II.
Mabrito. January IL, 1898, deed to lots
/. ? and 8, block ~. new city block
H. q. simmons and wife to Fred \.
ODER. January %. 1929 deed TO lots
and S, block So, Keystone Park addition;
Mary A. Maverick. by attorney. to Chris.
topher Schuchart June 9. 1922, certified
copy of deed to 569i3 acres Of land In
Medina county; Sl05G.
December s. 1922, deed TO lot Is, block u.
new city block 2?s2; S25S9.5S.
II. L. Dickinson 20 J. E. Thompson ana
wife. November ?. 1922, deed to lot .,
block 1, new city block $500, Rose Ter
William Friesenhahn and wife TO Colt
fried Friesenhahn, December %, 1922, deed
to 100 acres out OF a 6s5.7-acre tract in
survey 3e5. Bexar county; $4,000.
Charles Orgonas and wife to C. c.
McRae. January %, 1928, deed TO north
so feet Of lot 7. new city block $50. on
Olive street; Sl67S10.
nNttfa GnrrigOn Head ct al to Mlttie
4. Peacock June IL, 1890 deed to lot 6,
new city block go, on River avenue
Estate Of Mary Eliza Pearce. n c. m.
TO T. p. Pena. November s, 1879, deed
to one-half interest in lot H. block T.
and Alva Il. Ward. January "a, 1923, deed
to lot 2. block 1913, Alamo Heights
II. L. Dickinson to William w. PETIT
block 4, new city block 65o3. Rose Ter
al II +. simmons and wife to Fred a,
ODER. January a. 1923, deed 70 lots Snd
5, block So. Keystone Park addition; $500
Herbert a. Wood TO e. p Rogers. IAN
uarv 10, 1928. deed 70 lot 10, block =
Gladstone addition; ss42s.7i. 49,.
James Anderson to Stanford W; kitg;
January %. 1928. deed TO lots II, l2 ana
II, block 80, new city block 1885. except
certain part thereof: SGolo.
Charles OellSers TO l.. ]. Jhrmon, Janu,,
ary 20, 1923, deed TO 200 acres out OF
portion Of sos acres. in Bexar county, out
Of John II. Lucas and L. Nacarro survey
Hattie Aldridge 10 c. l.. Dethleffsen.
January 90 1928 deed to lot 9, block q
new city block 1924; $l152.45.
L. p. Peck to F. G. Francis January
q. 1928, deed to lot /, block 20, new
citv block 83OS, Highland Park addition;
500. VILE
IS 4 Development Company TO Wtn-
chester Kelso. January "a. 1928 deed 10
lots 90. 81, 20 and 90, block 3, new city
block 63S3. Monte Vista addition; $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
TRADING ON STOCK
EXCHANGE is DULL
WITH FEW CHANGES
German Marks and French
71-2s Continue to Make
New LOUIS.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Copyright, 1923. by The San Antonio Light
New York, Jan. 27.-The stock mar
ket today was substantially the same
sort Of market that has been seen all
week. .-
A few special issues were notably
active and strong, the principal indi-
vidual moves being upward. But in
the main body of stocks, there was very
little change and trading was dull.
One of the most extraordinary Incl
dents of the news Of the day was the
d. 4 o. report of December, This road
has reputation for more rapid shifts
than almost any other carrier in the
country, but nothing in its experience
has ever equalled the change between
the heavy deficit Of last September and
the December showing of a S5,23S, 900
net operating income, an increase of
S3,4S5,0OO over the same month last
year. The comparison between the De-
cember returns and those of three
months previous was effective testimony
to the rapidity with which the Il. & o..
has recovered from the effect of the coal
and shipments strikes.
Railway shares showed little enthus-
iasm over the December traffic figures,
but they held their ground. Some of
the speculative leaders like Steel COM
mon and Baldwin Locomotive came
down bit in the last half hour. Beth
lehem Steel b was heavy again, re-
fleeing uncertainty regarding the diyi-
dend outlook, and there was special
weakness in Royal Dutch on what ap-
peared to be European selling.
Among the strong specialties were
certain of the motor accessories like
Spicer Manufacturing and Parish and
Bingham which have long been behind
the rest Of the market for this class Of
stock.
Hoffman Machinery had sharp run
up and so did Brooklyn Edison.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
CURB MARKET STRONG
Durant Features Motor Group With
Sharp Break and Then Receivers.

Copyright. 1912. by the San Antonio Light.
New York, Jan. 27.-The strength
that has featured the Curb market
throughout the greater part Of the week
was again manifest in the two-hour
period today, although there was not as
much activity.
In the motor group, the Durants
were the whole center of interests.
Their action was quite a surprise. In
view of the offer made by the Durant
corporation TO take back Fisherbody
stock it had been expected the market
for Durant Motor issues would be
helped. Instead these stocks broke
sharply. Then supporting orders ap'
peared and both stocks rallied.
Mammoth Oil was the active leader
of the oil group, selling substantially
higher.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Austin Tex. Jan. 27.-Chartered:
shin Channel Lumber and Building Com
pany Harrisburg; capital stock: 500
Ballard. ]. c. Stedman and others.
Woodlawn Hills Golf Club. san Anto-
MO; capital stock, $4,000. Incorporation :
w. V. Dielmann. Albert steNeS ST. D. NJ
Mexican Oil Company Laredo; capital
stock $4,000. lncorporators: ). NouIi ,
gueE. r. NJ. Martinez. r. B, Juares ana
O' \. stofer Cadillac Company Calves
ton: capltal stock. $4,000. lncorporatoTs:
J. \. Stofer, s. V. McNeill, c. 7. Frlu-
'''' West Building Company. Houston; caPI-
tai stock, $4,000. Incorporation: g D.
Granbury, T. II. Monroe. J. y. Plat
Normangee Hardware and supply ON ON,
pany. Incorporated, Normansee' Fad
p u, Hooper. T. W. Brown and others
Durant Coca-Cola Bottling Company'
sherman: capital stock. $4,000. incorp
ators: s. p. woodson, T. L. Cole = l.
Petroleum Publishing Company. Fort
Worth: capital stock. $4,000. lncorporG
tors: T. NJ. Arnold, F. 2. Fildes. NJ l.
a P Ppsfi Athletic Club. Dallas; capital
stock $1,000. incorporates: John Ihom-
as. s W. Pugh, 4. Hardin.
Amendments filed: Can
pIv company. Fort Worth; increasing cap
ital stock from 900 TO 100000.
southwestern Optical Company. ~ Iaso'
changing name to Associated Optical Cou'-
&c &C A Jones Hardware Company Of Den,
ison. decreasing capital stock from S'V'oVo
to $4,000. .s.
Permit TO do business in Texas granted; ;
california Vegetable Union, Los Angeles
rani.pI stock 5000 900. state headquarters
Mercedes. state agent. II. +. Ardery.. 49,.
Lee Rubber and Tire COMPANY OF New
Jersey, INCORPORATED New YORK, capllal
stock. SEQ. 900. State HEADQUARTERS, san
Antonio; state agents BautwelL ana M"N-
" TeSpolits Building and Loan Assocla-
fInn. Dallas: capital stock, S5.00OOOO. In
corporators: J. Z. Van Horn. W. u
schmauder. J. y. LeBow and others.
Casper-Kay Company, Inc. Dallas; cap
ital stock. SIS 900. InCorporators: Max
casper. !. NJ. Kay, J.. NJ. Ballowe and
others Purpose: Ladies' and childrsn.s
The Young Mems Christian Association.
Fort Worth: no capital stock. lncorpora-
tors: J. r. Atkinson. Julian c. Hyer, NJ
d. Evans and others.
Amendments to charters:
Behring's Drug Co, Waco; Increasing
capital stock from $4,000 70 $4,000
sweeney and Company. Inc, GonESles;
increasing capital stock from $4,000 70
finland aFrmers Gin Company. INLAND,
caldwell county: increasing capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Port Arthur Canal and Dock Company,
Port Arthur; decreasing capital stock grom
100000 to 100000.
r. r. Smith Milling Company. pallSs;
decreasing capital stock from 'lSe'ooo to
Permit TO DO business in Texas srsutsd:
Brccht Engineering Company. s. Louis
capital stock. $4,000; state headquarters,
Austin: state sgent. Ike D. White.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

Apart from the security markets all
the happenings in the financial situa-
ton today continued to point TO in
creasing doubt as to the success Of the
French experiment in the Ruhr.
German marks struck a new low, but
this was not surprising. The more sig
nificant thing was the continued pres
sure against French exchange and
against French government bonds. The
French Z lbs which as late as the first
week in January had sold as high as %,
struck IS, another new low record. The
French IS quoted below 90 were off Z
points within the three weeks period
and French francs which had closed
last night at 6.3S per franc dropped
well below the $50 level.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

s2OsO-M. II. Davis, frame dweliinC,
blackberry street.
S.OOO-Jose Gonzales. dwelling. Psisono
street
5000. CARA. garage. zarIamore
street.
street.
SI25-Felix FareIa. dwelling, san Fer
nandn street.
$3.50. z. Fest. dwelling, Rscio street.
SIOO-J. A. Dittmar. rsmodeling. Col
leEe street.
1000. F. Curtis. frame dwelling.
Kings Highway.
Sl4OO-Mayos Money Exchange, three
dwellings. NuvidRd street.
S500--San Antonio Compress Company.
warehouse. South Prssa street.
S9O0-E. +. HUH, repairs, Somerset
road.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
BLIZZARD CAUSES SETBACK.
Enormous Sales Of Cotton Goods Re.
corded.

Atlanta, JAN 27.-Industry is nor
NAL again in this section of theSouth
after the setback caused by the most
severe blizzard in ten years. The storm
did damage exceeding $1,000,000 to
public utilities and caused suspension of
many factories dependent on electric
power.
Wholesale dry goods houses report
enormous sales of cotton goods at pres.
ent prices, indicating the confidence Of
the retail dealers that raw cotton prices
will be maintained or 60 higher. Local
retailers are esjoying a. fine trade in
spring lines.
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SpOrting Goods.

New Orleans. Jan. 26.-The sporting
goods dealers throughout the south, es-
pecially in the country districts, are ex-
tremely busy today. Everywhere re-
tailers are stocking heavily on base
ball goods. One big wholesaler has on
hand three times as many goods as he
carried last year. Demand for golf
goods is greater than the supply.
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Commodity News Notes.
Railroad Equipment.

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Whereas the
Baldwin Locomotive Company last July
was employing only 5000 men, today
over $4,000 workers are on the pay
rolls. 1t is expected the working force
will be further expanded because of
the volume of new orders and raw
work.
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Pittsburg, Jan. 26.-Retail dry goods.
trade today is slow compared with the
holiday period, but is excellent CON-
pared with last year ststhis time. Many
stores, however, are giving weeks vaca-
ton TO regular employees during the dull
period. Merchants are stocking their
goods.