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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
Los MIsTERIos DE HACE TRES
MIL AMOS REvELADoS EN- ''LA
TERRA DE TUT-ANKN-AMEN''

Las noticias del descubrimiento ex-
traordinario de la tumba del Rey Tut
Ankn-Amen en- ell ''Valle de los Re-
yes' en- Ell Egipto, ha levantado un
interes descomuna1 en- la historic an
tigua de aquel pals y la vida de sus
soberanos: los Faraones de la anti
gtiedad.
Para el historiador aruue6logo.
los successes de los iiltimos meses en- la
region del Rio Milo han creado una
nueva epoca. Ain para el cuyos CO.
nocimientos de Egiptologia son algo
vagos limitandose, en- muchos casos. a
conocer la letra de los couples de Ba-
bilonia, de "I.a Corte de Fara6n'' Ell
hallazgo del sarc6fago del gran mo-
narca egipcio tiene un poder magne-
tico incomprensible. Hoy dia Sc ha
suscitado rniversalmente ell estudio de
la historic antigua prestandose espe-
cial consideration al pals contiguo al
Milo, TERRA de los Faraones.
Ad oS4PIO4OSAd % OIL p4dIO uoL uAd.
Uno de los mas afamados arbitros de
modas para se1oras predice que ell eS-
tilo egipcio regira al mundo femenil
durante las proximas temporadas; de
modo que pronto veremos nuestras
mujeres vistiendo trajes de Tut-anl1n-
amen en- nuestros salones, por las ca
lies, en- las playas; admiraremos CO.
fias Y sombreros "a Ia Tut; los es-
carabajos Gustituiran los estuches
de ticado los portamonedas; has
at ell calzado sera egipcio en- su cons
truccion.
En- los Estados Unidos va Sc ha
puesto una zarzuela que neya por IT,
tulo el nombre del famoso Rey. En-
TEXAS acaba de nacer un nifio a quien
sus padres va lie dieron por nombre
Rey Tut vamos en- Was de un orien
tahsmo general-en ell traje, drama,
misica, y atn en- la conversation. pues
va empiezar usarse frases relativas
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DofIA07za97
Q0S40E MARK RE
ELMEJOR ZARAT0 DttMuNOO
DEVEHTA EN- SAN JOSE p SAN JUAhPR.
MANANA sERA DEsIGNADo Ell
NUEvo ALcALDE DE LA CIUDAD
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y agreg6 que tenia deseos de entrar en-
la poltica, para 10 cual invitaba 1al
reporter. Este lie prometi6 que consi-
deraria ell asunto.
Una Comisi6n integrada por los Be-
flores Alcaraz, Gambaro Pedrosa fnS
nombrada por la Asamblea MuniclpA
para que Sc entrevistara con Ell Icen-
ciado Travieso y 10 fericitara por los va
hosos servicios que habia prestado ial
Municipio durante el TEMPO que &C
tuo como Comisionado de Servicio Phi
blico, asi como tambien la pena nue.
sentia la Asamblea al aceptarle la re-
nuncia.
La Comisi6n llen6 su cometido, y asi
la informara a la Asamblea en- la peu-
MON de manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
lvoLo AL c1ELo!...

FL robado nos dijo que, como a 81 le
extrafiara la actitud de aque'los desco-
nocidos, que Sc esfumadon como por en-
salIno, registr6 sus bolsillos, notando,
loh, sorpresa!, que la cartera donde te-
MIA cerca de $500 habia volado.,. al
cie'o.
Ell caballero en- question, que es un
hombre de algtn capital, y ha viajado
mucho, nos dijo que en- Europa, etc, la
forn,a en- que @l fu6 robado Sc llama,
en- ell argot de los picaros, "un pase de
muleta''.
Correspondence al aparente buen hu
NOR de aquel buen sefRor, le dijimos
-Veremos 81 al fin de LA CoRRIDA,
los toros-lease detectives -propdnan
UNA CoGIDA toda la cuadril'a, en-
la que, segln parece, no escasean los
habiles "picadores"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
EN- PLENA VIA PUBLICA UN CA
BALLERo FUE DEsVALIJADO
(cOntinuaci6n de la la. pagins)

al darse cuenta de que sus carce.arias
humanidades han sido repetidas veces
acariciadas por los ojos de los Argos
polacos, escurren Ell bulto y van a
constituirse en- otro sitio que ofrezca
menos peligro, de momento.
Victina propiciatoria de esta gavi-
LA desenfadada, fue Ell sabado un ca
ballero de isla,-cuyo nombre nos SUI
plico no dijeramos, para evitar que
zen su pueblo 10 embromen -, quien
fu6 despojado de su cartera en- momen
tos en- que salia del Banco.
Nos conto ell .referido ciudadano ell
modo de "operar" de la cuadrilla..
Dice que va en- la calle, Sc lie interpu-
so un desconocido, al propio tempo que
otro sujeto, lie daba un empuj6n por la
ednalda, reconvinienGOle para que si-
guiera su camino y no interru1npiese su
paso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
In COmerCiante de San Juan
AIaba Atan1ente a TanIaC
Tn COnOcidO JOyerO Declara Que Ia Medicina
Maestro Venci6 POr Complete Ia Indigestion,
Dolores del PechO, Palpitaci6n y DebiEdad

Ell Sr. jose Defll6, conocido joyero
de la Gale San Francisco No. 81, San
Juan es todavia otro comerciante es-
tablecido de Puerto Rico que alaba p1-
bicamente ell tratamiento Tanlac.
''Tengo una opinion muy alta de
Tanlac' dijo Ell Sr. Defll6 "y nunca
pierdo una oportunidad para hablar
Una buena palabra en- favor de esta
medicina. Hara un aio y medic que
empec6 sufrir molestias graves con
Iii estomago. Todo 10 que comia eau
saba una formation de gas resultaba
que sufria entonces con hinchaz6n y
abatimiento. De este resultaron doIo-
res del est6mago pecho, palpitaci6n
del coraz6n y una sensation de sofo-
cacion que apenas podia sostener
''En esta condici6n no podia dormir
lien y estaba 70. agotandome mucho
Mis- esfuerzos para encontrar alivio re-
sultaban en- vano, pues realiz6 que mi
estomago y digestion Sc estaban debi-
litando mas y mas. Pero cuatro botellas
de Tanlac me han dado resultados no
tables. Mis- molestias han disminufdo
tanto que ahora apenas 10 puedo no.
tar, y me siento mejor todos los dias,
gracias a Tanlac''.
Tantac Sc vende en- todas Las farma-
cias y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14

al descubriniento. Por ejemplo, cuan
do Sc encuentra uno con algtln amigo
a quien hace tempo no Sc ha visto,
le dice uno: ''D6nde Tut estabas"? ST
al explicar algo a cierta persona, eS-
ia aparece no entender bien SO le di-
ce: 'Estas Tut-o, 20 Tut-a, segdn
sea ell sexo.)
En- vista de tai locura por todo 10
egiptano, los afcionados al cinemat6-
grafo demostraran mas que inter6s CO.
min en- las escenas pintorescas y no.
tables que aparecen en- Ia pelicuia es-
pecial de un rollo, titulada LA Tie
srra de Tut-Ankn-Amen' producida
por. la empresa de William Fox quien
acaba de estrenarla.
Los revisteros norteamericanos que
tuvieron Ell privilegio de yer esta pc
licula en- la pantalla, la han declara-
do uno de los documentos mas grafcos
e interesantes 1levados ante ell publi-
CO por casa productora alguna. Desde
la Gran Piramide y la Esfnge de Gil
zeh. en- las cercanias de Cairo, Sc con-
duce al espectador por ell hist6rico Rio
Milo hasta Tebas, antique centric de
Ia civilization egipcia. Mas luego a
a las ruinas de Karnac, temple erigi-
do Ell honor de Anon, el dioS-Sol de
los egipcios, al Temple de Luxor.
famoso peristilo cuyas estupendas de-
coraciones Sc dice fueron completadas
por Tut-Ankn-Amen. Escenas que re-
cuerdan las paginas doradas de la his
toria; la gloria que fue de los Rame-
ses de los Tolemys; las intrigas, ro-
mances, y tragedias de la mas bella he
chicera de la historic, Cleopatra. Ell
Temple de Rameses, y mas ALA, en- ell
desierto, ell "Valle de los Reyes"
sepulcro de los monarcas egipcios; el
temple reconstruido de. Deir-E r-El-Bahri;
y por dltimo ell propio 'valle de los
Reyes
Fl descubrimiento de este mausoleo
subterraneo que nos revela secretos de
mas de 5000 afios, afiade una pagina
gloriosa mas la historic, a las cien-
cias, y la arqueologia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
BUFETE NoTAR1AL

Ell brillante letrado Lcdo. j. Vail
dejuli Rodriguez nos participa que ha
trasladado su estudio de- sbogado y no.
tario del pueblo de Bayam6n San
Juan, en- ell Edifcip Bouret, donde
ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS al ptl-
blico en- general
Ell Lcdo. Valldejuli ejerce en- todas
las Cortes Insu1ares en- la Corte Fe-
deral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
ATENCION
Sc VENDE

/ Gaia de seguridad, moderna, de
Acero, marca SAFE CABINET.
Maquina de sumar con su pie
BURROUGHS.
Escritorio de tapa cast nuevo.
Maquinilla REMINGTON.
Todo de muy POGO uso en- muy
buen estado. Dirfjase al apartado
1894 lame al tel6fono 11O4, San
Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
UN PoLIoIA MATA A UNTADoRA-
DOR DE BACo

En Cabo Rojo, en- los moInentos en-
que 81 policia Enrique Camacho trata-
ba de ocupar UNI alanbiquef "a Mauri-
clio Rivera, fu6 atacado por este, con
un revolver, vi6ndose Ell gsardia obli-
gado hacer uso de su arma dispar&n-
dole un tiro a Rivera quien murio en-
ell acto. e Fiscal del distr3to practi-
ca una investigation de los hechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
sIGUE INCIERTo Ell MERCADo DE
AZUCAR

Un cablegrama recibido por los se-
flores Lamborn y Co. ell sabado las
2 p. m. dice: "Mercado incierto. ofer
tas azicares de Cuba Puerto Rico
para embarque en- mayo sobre La base
6 3-8 ($S.16 P. R.) Filipinas vendi6 un
cargamento por llegar en- JUNO sobre
"a base de 6.516
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
FELIX MATos BERNIER.
JINETE Y cABALGADURA
ARRoLLADos

En- la carretera que conduce de vi
llalba a ciales, ell autom6vil de Felipe
Archilla, arroll6 a una mula en- la que
iba montado Ramon otero, resultan-
do iinete y caba1gadura agolpeados
EI ch6fer fue denVnciado,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
ARRoLLApo PoR uN auto

En- la calle Degetau, de Bayam6n
el autom6vil que conducia Juan Ro-
sario, arroll6 sefe1no Nieves, de IS
amos, causandole contusiones en- algu-
mas parties del cuerpo. FL herido fue
asistido en- el hospital municipal. Ell
''cbauffeur" fu6 denInciado,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14

QUIlTTNA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEzA. N LAXATIVE BRO
MO .QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos: en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de ofdos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
ppe.. Infuenza, Paludis1nO y Fiebres.
La firma.de E. W. GROVE viene con
cada cajitA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
UNA YoLA ABANDoNADA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que aver los pescadores Fran
cisco Caraballo Y Manuel Gonzalez, en-
contraron en- ell sitio las Cucarachas"
de Ponce, una yola abandonada. La
tes iniciales: P Y por un Iado Sc
lee la palabra Angelica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
HURTo DE $17O

Pillar Rosa, residente en- Toa Baja, ha
denunciado la detective Ell hurto de
$17o en- billetes que guardabs en- su
casa. Las autoridades policiacas prac-
tican una Investigation con Ell prop6-
sito de descubrir al autor de este robo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
LA UNION
BARPERIA

Sc trasIad6 de Allen 1o al nd
nero 13 allen, iunto a la Escue-
la "LincoIn" Departamento il
quierda del eIegante Edificio
"Ojeda", Allen 13.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
SILVESTRE FEHCO
Practicante

en- su domiciIio, Monjas No. 2,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 IL A. M. yYde 8 a s
P. M. Tel. SIS verde, Apartado
o07, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
"TEDDY BEAR BLUES"
fFnx-trotlI

Acabamos de recibir una nueva re
mesa de este magnifco ''hts''
Sanchez Morales & Coz Inc.
[La casa que vende 10 mejor)
San Juan, Ponce, *. Mayagtiez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
MANIFESTATIONS DEL JEFE
DEL DEPARTANTENTo DE NFoR-
MAcIoN MIR. GEORGE w. LEWIS
(continuaci6n de la Ia. pagina)

lie dire; en- primer terminO es por
el gran carifo que siempre he tenido
por este pequeno paraiso y su gente hos
pitalaria, en- segundo, no ser yo COM
pletamente desoonocido al nuevo Jefe
Ejecutivo.
-iC6mo encuentra usted nuevamen-
tie ell Nlsgociado de Detectives?
Lo encuentro bien; sin embargo, es
mi prop6sito crear un Negociado de In
formation y Organization de detecti-
yes 10 mas complete y efciente que
hasta ahora haya habido en- ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
cAMISETAS Y CALZONCILLOS
MlLlTARES

y corrientes, acabainos de reci-
bir mas de mil docenas a precios
de situaci6n
Rogue Gonzalez & Co., Sues.
San Jose 7 San Juan, P. r.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-24
A CHASTITY JOKE
100000 Die In Quakes While "Oni
cial" Figures Are $4,000.

ny =. II. EULER.
special Cable to The San Antonio Light
and The Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1928.
Kobe, Sept. 21.-The official" re-
port giving Tokio's total dead in the
recent disaster as $4,000 is regarded
everywhere in Japan as a CHASTITY
joke.
The total number Of persons report
ed missing in, the capital is 100000
and foreigners generally declare that
this number covers the rest of the
dead.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-24
BY JANE COMPTON.

CopVright, by the san Antonio Light
New York, Sept. "A. - When il
comes to adjectiVes for the describing
of the new big musical shows, such
words simply amt. Language has
NOT vet gone that far and the musical
show has.
But the new idea in ihe fall sea.
son crop of theatricals of the lighter
sort is that of putting the emphasis
on the spoken rather than on the hui
man lines. Cleverness is h. keynote
good acting. which means scintil-
liant entertainments is the main theme.
Scantiness IF costume is o secondary
that, to hear the managers tell it,
they have scarcely given clothes a
thought.
There are plenty of human lines to
the square inch in the music box re-
vue. which had its premier tonight.
the Greenwich Village Follies which
had It's first exposure, so to speak,
on Thursday night, and the new Zieg-
field follies which are still incubat-
ing. But the dazzling iffeSence is
that these shows will depend for their
chief success not so much on the
knees as on the wheel.
Epigrams VS.. Ankles.
The producers will tell you that
they always depend more on the chic
Of the lines than on the ines of the
chick. You need not believe 'em. As
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HAS BIC
BANQUET AND
b. IMITATION
s~g;
Over $50 in Attendance
at St. Joseph's
Church.
400 AT DINNER
Mayor Tobin, a Guest,
Scores The Ku
KIux Khan.
400 AT DINNER

Sunday was a busy day for men,
bers and candidates of San Antonio
Council No. 7S6, Knights of Colum-
bus, for the program called for activi-
ties from early morning until late at
night.
AT 7:45 a. NJ. a procession was
formed at the h. of {. Hall, when
450 knights and candidates marched 20
st. Joseph's Church for mass and holy
communion. which was in charge OF
Rev. z. ]. Schnetzer. An appropriate
sermon was delivered by Father Mas
sey. Following this the women or the
parish served breakfast to the as
sembly at st. Joseph's Hall.
A return march to the X. of c. Hall
followed. The parade was led by the
X. of c. Band. directed by Carl III.
Fischer, followed by Henry j. Menger,
district deputy: William H. Dielmann,
grand knight; Edward W. Langc,
grand knight-elect. and ]. J. Howe,
band leader, knights and about 100
candidates.
A team composed of Judge NJ. E.
Buckley. r. +. Seng. John Hennessy,
r. p. Pfeil and +. c. Gittinger, con-
ferred the first degree at the morn
ing ceremonies. Rev. NJ. s. Garriga
was master of ceremonies during the
comforting of the second degree in the
afternoon, which was closely followed
by the comforting of the third degree
in charge of District Deputy Menger
and Z. NJ. Rowley.
400 Attend Banquet.
An initiatory banquet given Sum
day night was attended by 400 men,
bers of the order. including the newly
made members of the class limitations
of September . and 23, and their
wives. Judge James Il. Davis was
POSTMASTER and Mayor and Mrs. John
W. Tobin were guests of honor. 9th
er honor guests scheduled TO attend
but unavoidably prevented from at
tending the banquet were Rt. Rev.
Arthur ]. Drossaerts and Brigadier
General aud Mrs. Paul b. Malone.
Toastmaster Davis before introduc-
ing the speakers said:
"The Catholic Church has always
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ganization and of sour Membership
Drive
Mayor Attacks Khan.
Mayor John Tobin was not on the
program for sYeechma but was
prevailed on by roastmaster Davis to
give a talk. Following Mayor To
bins introduction by Mr.. Davis, the
mayor was greeted with tremendous
ovation and it was several minutes be-
fore he could begin his talk, which
from the beginning were direct and to
the point on the Ku Klux Klan.
Il have been accused time and again
of being a Catholic by my enemies and
have been taken for such by many of
my friends. but, friends, l am an
Episcopalian.
My grandmother was Catholic
and many of my folks before me, an
do you think that for one moment,
that / would stand idly by and not
come TO the rescue of my grandmoth-
er's church. now being assailed and
slandered by a common enemy who is
Mt the same time trying to sullify and
besmirch the fair name of our city,
San Antonio?
Not as long as l am in the city
hall will there be demonstrations and
propaganda permitted by men who
prefer TO work and hide behinu a
mask.
Il want TO see you make this
Knights Of Columbus organization so
strong that no Ku Kluxer can ever IN
suit you. again. You can fight back,
but your church cannot, so go out in
the highways and byways and secure
good material and increase your men,
bership.
According to the X. X. h. element,
all Catholics and Jews are wrong. l
have not had one minutes peace day
or night for some time trying to keep
these fanatics straight and to retain
peace aud harmony within our midst,
the mayor said.
Install IS in October.
The next class of approximately 40
candidates will be initiated October
II. and the final class Of the present
membership drive will be initiated
about November 4.
Following are the candidates ini'
tiated Sunday:
John Il. Coyle. Thomas ;. Don-
oghue. Joseph Civiletto, Lieut.. Thomas
+. Hickey. Victor J. Fecci, III. NJ.
johnson, p. +. Gabrial J. H. Chas-
top. G. NJ. Schmidt. NJ. ]. Sullivan,
A. 3. Sullivan, f. b. Stems, II. c.
johnson. +. A. SCHNEIDER, A. A.
SCHNEIDER, Joseph A. Menger, Law
renee Lyons, i. A, Wolf. George
Skaido, Thomas Chiado, Frank p.
Chiado, William n. Foehring, Sergt.
z. Greedy, William NJ. Stein, II. p.
Moynahan, John Heinz, c. ]. Hohh.
man, Frank d. Eccell. David ID. Ec-
cell, Frank Austgen. j. p. Cunning
ham, William G. Cunningham.
Thomas r. HollGran, Elmer A. Wer.
nette, a. 2. Kneland. {. W. Spengler,
Sergt. ]. J.. Giardin. John V. Pyka,
David +. Callahan. r. Ablan, Rev. III.
NJ. j. Writ. +. X. Vance. Frank j.
Vance, Jerome J.. Barloeo. A. Barloco,
A. Diaz, Joseph Courand. Ray NJ. Will
helm. S. p. Gonzalez, Frank Machela,
A. III. Biediccr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-24

been the friend and sponsor for high
er education, art and science"
Frederick Abbott, principal Of the
X. of c. night school, was the first
speaker on the Educational Activi-
ties of the knights of Columbus.
while I am a Protestant and you
are all Catholics, l feel that l am an
American with you," Professor Abbott
said. and Il have come TO learn that
your X. c. organization stands as
high as any other organization in the
United States. Last year you had
$1,000 students enrolled and 81
courses taught in your night schools
The school here is prepared TO han
die about 40 courses and studies"
Membership Is 1000.
The Future of San Antonio Coun'
Gil X. of c." was the theme presented
by Edward H. Lange. grand knight
elect. Mr.. LANCE stated that the %.
cal council had n membership Of 1000
and that the local X. &. Hall and club
rooms were the best equipped Of any
other council in Southwest Texas.
Impressions of the Day." was the
topic presented by Father Dress OF
Leming, Tex. who gave an impressive
account of his experiences while tax
ing the knighthood degrees with the
September Q class.
Rev. Walter Golatka, president of
st. Mary's Academy, spoke on the
High Ideals of the Order
Fred T. Goldman, chairman OF the
X. C. membership campaign. gave Il
spirited talk along the lines of or
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-24

dry bills. The public does not really
like baroness. No show ever stood or
fell on a stocking.
"Here's The proof. In those towns
where the censors made the chorus
put on stockings, the show was just
as much of success. Put into stock.
ings show makes just as much
money as before, allowing for the
extra laundry bills. You can't put
over poor show By taking off
clothes. ~You can't hurt clever one
by keeping 'em on. Bare legs are
merely incidentals."
As for the trend which cleverness
takes ju t now, the musi' box revue
has a scene beneath the ocean where
sharks swim and mermaids shake a
wicked fin-it's realistic that you
get seasick. Again there is an emf
nently clever arranging of lights so
that modern studio with modern jazz
dancers, turns in a twinkling of an
eye to an old fashioned bell room with
old fashioned walters.
And It may be noted, in passing,
that with all this crescendo of clev-
erness, the laundry bills, for the shows
won't be appreciably' bigger than they
were last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-24
CAR OUTPUT RECORD
Mark for First s Months Of 1928 Sur.
passes All Previous Efforts

Washington. Sept. "a. Record
production of automobiles and trucks
this year was shown in figures made
public by the Commerce Department.
For the eight months the produc-
ton totals passed those for either o.
the entire preceding two years.
Based upon reports from Isl man.
ufacturers, the departments report
showed that up TO September l, the
factories this year had turned out
., 431 ,063 passenger cars and 25S,114
trucks, (including fire apparatus and
street sweepers).
The entire output last year was
only 2,3394l4 passenger cars and
244,SS2 trucks. while the 1921 totals
were 1,535,1 1856 and 147,16S respec-
lively.
The peak Of production this year
came in May when 350,1S1 passenger
cars and 43,22S trucks were turned
out, later months showing a slight
decrease, those for August being 304-
O10 and 30.251 respectively.