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Evening star., 1923-10-16
Value of Cooperative Markets
For Wheat Farmers Questioned

ends are feeding the growers on false
expectations.
There can be nc government guar
antee on the price of wheat. 1t is
politically impossible" That in also
the opinion of the Hartford Times.
which insists "a government guaraH-
teed price is worse than no remedy.
Congress is as poWerleSs as the PTesi
dent is BY cooperative organiZa-
ton, under which elevator facilities
that the farmer may get part pay for
his crop as soon as it is harvested, the
industry will be stabilized and prices
will be steadied. What the President
really has proposed to the wheat belt
is that instead of pleading for a
bounty out of the national Treasury.
or for the government 20 help them,
the farmers shall help themselves
* !. X
There can 'be no relief through pol
itics." the Lincoln State Journal en-
phasizes, because politics cannot
make prosperity The farmer must
depend on his own skill and industry
and on his own ability to organize
comparatively for his own benefit"
This is agreed to by the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, which, however, argues
there is no indication yet as TO what
President Coolidge's ultimate conciu-
sions will be. The program he map
ped out for the farm mission Of Meyer
and Mondell represents no new de-
parture or change of attitude. Il will
simply be new and concentrated effort
along lines on which the Department
of Agriculture and the semi official
farm bureaus have been working un-
interruptedly. There is as vet no def
mite administra tton policy on agri-
culture. The President shows a dis
position TO go slowly, to look care
fully in the direction OF present trends
and to study the effect of the tonics
already prescribed for the farmers
malaise before he offers others" The
Decatur Review protests against in
cluding all farmers in the discussion
of ''bad times because these wheat
men are good citizens. also deserving,
but they are by no means all there is
to the farming industry of America
In fact, they are a minor part OF Il.
One is surprised that wheat growers
of the world are not by now in bet
ter shape. They are producers of the
greatest food that ever came out CT
the SOIL and never are they able to
grow enough of it to meet possible
and intelligent demands of the people
of the world. There should be a So
luton in a situation of this kind Also
other uses might be found for wheat.
Anything is better than running 10
the politicians for relief"
Evening star., 1923-10-16
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Departing GIories.

Departing GIories.
The autumn leaves are falling
The same sad song We hear
And as we pause to think we find
They did the same last year.
Likewise, the year preceding,
Oh, mournfu1 truth to tell,
And also years and years before.
The autumn leaves ali fell.
The further thought arises
y To make the poet glum
They will go on behaving thus
For many years to come.
So Of departing gloriesc
Why disnally complain?
They fade and disappear, and then
They all come back again.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Ilarly scheduled. train was placed In
/ service on the Great Western rail-
way lEngland). July 8. 1929 The
/ service is between Cheltenhann z I'd
| Paddington stations. in which a. aia-
! tance OF TN miles from Swindon
| and PaddiRgton- is scheduled to he
| covered In rs minutes, a speed Of
61.8 miles per hour.
Q. After the civil war did Robert
| e: Lee ever become a citizen and
voter?-R. NJ. L.
is to be regretted that President
! Johnson never took the slightest
notice of Gen. Lees application for
amnesty and that he died q prisoner
| of war on parole
| @. What is government called
| that is run by women?-H G.
A. The technical term applied to
a government by women is gynarchy.
| @. In duplicate auction, on the relay.
! when all hands pass what is the proper
| procedure FL NJ. NJ
| A. The hand is checked as PLAYED
| with no score, and compared with
| the original score for the hand Ii
\ may have been played and a score
made, or the players may have been
Aset. The first score will be a net
1;ain or loss accordingly.
Q. Why were the progressives
C 4 lied the bull moose party i'll 1912?
1T. K.
A The name came from Roose-
velt's remark early in the campaign,
81 sk,el as fit as a bull moose"
@. Was Senator Sherman really
the author of the antitrust law that
bears mis- name?-D. G. A
propose and outlined the Sherman
law, bat it was perfected by the
judiciary committee Of the United
States Sc nate, and there has always
been controversy over the question
of the authorship of the law. Sen
ator Hoaa, year before his death,
claimed t4I have been the author
Senator ENmIpds, chairman of the
committee, declared that nearly every
member of L he committee participat-
ed in the wosrk of preparing the bill.
O. Are some of horses muscles
cIassed as speed muscles and some as
strength muscleS ?-E. J. T.
A. The law framed by E. J. Marcy
and known as A'areys law is, The
long and slender. and those Of
strength short and thick
@. What will take away the blush
look on a mahogany Spiano?-O. I. a.
A. The blush haze that is often no
ticed on d polished vaS1ished surface is
merely the accumulation left by mois
| tufe and dust from the atmosphere. il
is called blooming" and may be
washed off with a damp cloth of soft
material. wrung out of tA pid water In
which little pure soap may be used,
or few drops Of olive oil may be put
on the cloth. Wipe off with a soft dry
cloth or clean chamois.
Q. What trees do we. hayAe in this
country that are not found. in Eu-
rope?-J. W. c.
A. The hickory, sequoia. nnz grolia
and sassafras. so abundant in Amer
lea, are found only in fossil foam in
the old world.
Q. What are the coal resources OF
the United States?-A. L.
A. Coal fields of continental United
States underlie an estimated area OF
310,296 square miles. with coal coCb-
tent OF about 5000, zoo, ,000. 900 tons.
(ReoGers of The EveniEg Star
| should send their questions to The
| StaT informant Bureau, Frederic
| J. HdSkin, director, 1920 North Cop
| itol street The only charge for this
service IS 9 cents in stamps for re-
! turn posta0e.)
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The rapid progress toward recovery
being made by Mayor Hylan Of New
York is bringing him congratulations
from foes as we'll as friends. The game
of politics is stiff one, but it harbors
no grudges of purely personal ma
ture
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Mussolini is reorganizing the fascisti
This step was possibly demanded by
a tendency on the part of the member
ship to get together and readjust Mus
sofini.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The most primitive and the most
advanced methods OF getting about
fall to the lot of Secretary DENLY,
whose accident will for a short time
compel him to use crutches when he
Is not travelling by dirisible.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

A successful German dictatorship
would apparently depend on some ar
rangement permitting Hugo SHINES to
do as he pleases without serious inter
ference from the formal holder of the
title.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The demands Of the farmers are not
dissimilar from those of other citizens
in all sorts of industries. They desire
to obtain more money and spend less.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
Rate by Mail--Payable in Advance.
Maryland and Virginia.
AL Other States.
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled
70 the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited to it or not otherwise credited
in this paper and also the local news pub
Nsbed herein. Ali rights of publication OF
special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Once saluted as the embodiment of
autocratic power, Mohammed could
not get even a postmastership from
the Turkish republic
Evening star., 1923-10-16

A balloon ascension is no longer an
attraction. An up-to.date county fair
wants a dirigible or nothing.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The fact that Eire-Prevention week
is over is no excuse for careiessness.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

As the cost of coal touches $40 q
ton everybody enjoys the undisputed
privilege of saying II told you So"
Evening star., 1923-10-16

It must at least be said for the Okla
homa legislature that it goes after
Gov. Walton without the use of
masks.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
Ancient Immunity.

How old was Methuselah?"
pretty DID," answered Uncle Bill
Bottietop. But Meth. had a chance.
He lived before fiivvers and grade
crossings and bootleg Ticker were in
vented. u
Evening star., 1923-10-16
Thinking and Speech.

To think before you speak brings luck
Unless it works this way: 4
The more think, the more I'm struck
BY things I shouldn't say.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

zev should make a brilliant race to
make up for the slight disadvantage in
the preliminary popularity contest.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

compact TO W3TO Gil future wars
LLOYD GEORGE.
Comedy is more delicate than tragedy.
Tragedy goes more directly to its task
Comedy cannot arrive at its effect by
direct route. CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
The church's history for the past hun
dred years has been too much the his
tory of the outbreaks of intense panic
at modern science. biblical criticism
and historical research.
BISHOP OF PLYMOUTH.
The middle class in any country is
suspicious of far-reaching ideals. It's
main purpose in life is to get on with
its job, and Its leyalties are held,
very passionately, near at home.
IF BRITTEN AUSTIN.
Bubbles blown of soap and protein.
shot through with sunlight and darting
electric sparks. is what we are made OF.
-DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON.
The ideal Vcrld would be a world in
which every man continued to go TO
school till the day of his death.
ROBERT ]. LYND.
Geneva ss the moral Mecca of civilizn@
ton. DIR. a. FLEMING.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
In Few Words.

The last shot in any war would have
been fired if the world could be brought
to understand that the United States
and Great Britain were joined in a
compact to ward eff future wars.
LLOYD GEORGE.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The Evening Star. with the Sunday morning
edition 10 delivered by carriers within the city
i. at so cents per month; daily only. ~ cents ger
!, ders may be sent By mail or telephone Main
: 5000 Collection is made by carriers at the
end Of each month.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
TheuglltIess.

when Henrietta and 1 were mar
ried she made me. promise to quit
smoking
"And you kept your word?'
'fYes. But I was careless. It didn't
occur to me to ask Henrietta. never to
begin"
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Jud Tunkins says the man who is
most anxious to push ahead of every
body else is the one who is most likely
to eat the unripe persimmon.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
Credit Due.

Solomon was the wisest of men,
HE certainly acquired, that reputa-
tion," mused Senator Sorghum. "At
any rate you've got to give him credit
for managing his publicity mighty
successfully
Evening star., 1923-10-16

II wisht," said Uncle Eben, dat
regular education was as easy as
learnin. de words an music OF a crap
game"
Evening star., 1923-10-16

The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Business Once, 18th st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New YORK. ONCE: 110 East 42nd st.
Chicago Office: Tower Building.
European ONCE: 16 Regent St., Londoe, Engiznd.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Q. What are the coal RESOURCES OF
the United States?-A L.
A. Coal fields of continental United
States underlie an estimated area OF
310,296 square miles. with a coal coCD-
tent OF about 5000, Zoo, 600 900 tons
Evening star., 1923-10-16

cIassed as spead muscles and some as
strength muscles ?-E. J. T.
A. The law framed by E. J. Marcy
and known as 1'arey's law is, THE
muscles OF speed in the horse are
long and slender. and those Of
strength short and thick
Evening star., 1923-10-16

(ReGders of The EveniE5 Star
should send their questions to The
StdT Inform dtiof1 Bureau, Frederic
J. HdSkin, director, 1920 North Cop
itoI street. The only charge for this
service IS Q cents in stamps for re-
turn postaoe.l
Evening star., 1923-10-16

A. The hand is checked as played
with no score. and compared with
the original score for the hand Ii
may have been played and a score
made, or the players may have been
aset The first score will be a net
A;ain or loss accordingly.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Q. Why were the progressives
called the bull moose party i'll 1912?
1t X
Evening star., 1923-10-16

A. The hickory, sequoia. ma grolia
and sassafras. so abundant in eAme'-
lea, are found only in fossil foam in
the old world.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Q. What trees do we have in this
country that are not found in Eu
rope-J w c.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

A The name came from Roose-
velt s remark early in the campaign
"I .sceI as fit as a bull moose"
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Q. Which is the fastest regularly
scheduled train in the world?-T. r,
A. The railroad records of Great
Britain report that the fastest regu-
Evening star., 1923-10-16

Q. Why isn't pure iron used in the
trades?- w.
A. 1t is not used because of it's
spongy, soft character. 1t cannot be
worked and has little strength.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

An altogether beautiful book, whose
every page has something worthy of
attention and consideration. A gay
and gallant figure fits through this
Garden of Memory" Most surely the
years cannot wear such dauntless
youth to dimness, nor can time take
from it its final toll. And yet-just
only the other day. I. @. M.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
BISHOP OF PLYMOUTH.

Geneva is the moral Mecca of civiIiza~
ton. DIR. a. FLEMING.
Evening star., 1923-10-16

O. Was Senator Sherman really
the author of the antitrust law that
hears MS name?-D. G a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
TOda una familia Sc restabIeci0
con TanlaC
Ell Sr. Rodriguez decIara que Ia famOsa medi-
Gina devOlyi6 Ia saIud espI6ndida a su espOsa,
hja 81 mismO.- Dice que es Ia mejOr
medicina en- el mundO

tales Tanlac lie han producido IN ali
VIC notable. Su apetito ha mejorado
mucho, duerme muy bien, va anmen-
tando en- peso y va recobrando gran
rrisa la fuerza.
''Tambien mi hijita Rosalia que tie
re diez amos, y yo, estamos tomando
1anlac Ha aumentado mucho mi ape
tito me siento mejor en- todos senti-
dos.
''Antes de tomar Tanlac, Rosalta pa
recia muy an6mica, pero ahora ha Gre
cido mucho, ha engordado y tieno I'm
color sano limpio. Tanlac no ticne
igual
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las bue-
ras droguerias.
No acepte substitutes. Sc han ven
dido mas de 81 millones de botellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son Ell
remedio natural del estrenimiento. De
venta en- todas parties. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28

FL sr. don Jose Nieves Rodriguez,
su esposa hijita que reside en- la
calle Rafael Cordero No. 18, San
Juan, P. R., es otra familia que expe
,imenta los maravinosos efectos 1econs-
rituyentes del tratamiento Tanlac.
Isl Sr., nosotros somos una faniiia
partidaria de Tanlac", dijo ell sr. Ro-
driguez", porque todos tomamos Tan
lac Y consideramos que es la mejor me
dicina que hay en- la TERRA.
"Desde hacfa diez amos, mi esposa
estaba enferma. Habia sufrido de es-
trenimiento cr6nico tenia ell est3ma-
60 tan d6bil, que tambien estaba dis
peptica. Despues de las comidas, le
laolestaba siempre la acidez, los gases
y eructos comia tan POGO, que habia
rerdido la fuerza. Tenia tan altetados
los nervios, que casi no podia pegar
los ojos Y era casi rm esqueleto.
'Pero Tanlac las PIdoras Vege-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
TREcE AMOS DE PREs1DIo

La Corte de Distrito, Secci6n I. i'm
puso aver los individuos Miguel An
gel Gonzalez y Santiago CarrasquiIo,
trece amos de preside por dos delitos
de escalamiento en- primer grado.
Estos sujetos fueron los que en- enero
del a1o actual pernoctaron en- Ia re-
sidencia de don Pablo J. Ortiz, sta
en- Fortaleza 10; en- la de do1a Jose
fna Rivera, calle del Quito llevandose
ambos delincuentes prendas efectos
por valor de unos $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
LA CONTPANIA DE REvISTAS DE
BUTARA EN- Ell OLIMPO

Despues del exito logrado por Ia en-
presa CODIPANIA IEATRAL durante
las actuaciones de AMALIA DE
IsAURA en- ell Teatro Ohmpo, la en-
presa Sc esta preparando hacienda
las mejoras necesarias en- ell escenario,
para ell debut de la GRAN COMPA-
MA DE REvISTAs DE LUJO cuyos
triunfos ell la vecina isla de CUBA son
tan. conocidos por nuestro publico. FL
debut Sc hara con EEL MUNDo EN-
LA MANO'' revista en- un acto Y
NUEVE cuadros, de los senores Con
zalez Pastor Xavier Navarro, musica
del Maestro GEREGN BIBAO.
La obra gustara desde ell primer
cuadro hasta ell illtimo porque en- ella,
no solo toman parte todas las estre-
las de la companla, sino que Sc dis
tinguen notablemente, Carmen Tomas,
Aurora Gudino, la primera Bailari-
ma ESTRELLA AZUCENA, asi como
aracteristicamente ESTELvINA RO-
DRIGUEz Y los primeros actores CO
micos, PoNCHO CASTILLO, Ell cha
to Rugana.
Ell d1a de julio subira a escena es-
ia grandiosa revista. No dudamos I'm
solo momento que gracias al entusias-
mo reinante, y a los enormes deseos
del pIblico por esta clase de espec-
taculos, Sc vera ell Olimpo completa-
mente invadido por los amantes de 10
verdaderamente artistico, que la Com
pania hara un derroche de buen gusto
y originalidad en- esta obra.
A Ultima hora hemos sido informa-
dos que ell dia 4 de julio quedara ce-
rrado ell abono, 10 que nos apresuramos
dar conocer nuestros lectores para
qne Sc dispongan recojer sus localida
des, antes que Sc terminen.
CRONnSTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
ULTIMA HoRA sOBRE Ell MERCA-
DO AzUCARERO

En- los circulos fnancieros de Ia ciu-
cad Sc asegura haberse operado una re
lativa depression en- ell mercado azuca-
zero, la cual ha empezado a sentirse des
de principles de la segunda quincena de
JUNO.
Sc atribuye este la falta de de
manda de Europa asi como tambi6n
que los refnadores de Estados Unidos
tienen fuertes existencias que no han
rodido vender de momento, aseguran
dose que hay cerca de medic million de
toneladas en- poder de los refnadores.
No obstante, Sc cree que dicha can
tidad sera pronto consumida, a pesar
de la actitud de reoelo adoptada por
los compradores, quienes le temen a
una repentina baja.
En- cuanto q la zafra de este aho en-
Puerto Rico, Sc asegura que no hay te-
lalor de cue represente p6rdidas Y acer-
ca de la de 1924, Sc cree que habra ma
yor production, pues Sc esta extendien-
do ell area de la siemhra de cana, pre-
dominando el criterio de que 81 hace
tempo favorable y no faltan brazos, ell
resultado de la misma sera espl6ndido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
IA NUEvA LEY DE ARB1TR1os

Relaci6n de articulos tributables y
licencias de rentas internas adiciona-
das a la Ley de Arbitrios, de acuerdo
con el proyecto aprobado en- tercera
lectura por ell senado de Puerto Rico;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
SOIuCiOnada Ia crisis political.
(Continuaci6n de la ga. pagina)

gos con caracter irrevocable para te-
ner efecto enseguida.
Esta actitud de los delegados dej6 a
la Asamblea sin quorum legal para
poder constituirse en- session. e, repre-
sentante Ia Camara, sr. velilla, re-
cllrrio al Gobernador, pidi6ndole lie
nase las vacantes existentes.
Ell Gobernador, segun nuestros in
formes, despu6s de consular con ell
Attorney estudiar el case. pidi6 ter
mas nombr6 a los senores Ohrand y
Rivera Fuente. unionistas, para cubrir
las vacantes declaradas por la Corte
de Distrito.
Estos nombramientos fueron envia-
dos al Senado aprobados por unani-
midad. Despues de hechas estas de-
signaciones, Sc cit6 a session extraordi-
maria de Ia Asamblea, la cual Sc reu
MO 1ltimamente, en- ella Sc decide
por mayoria no aceptar las renuncias
a los senores Ducret Hernandez, quie-
nes desistieron de sus propositos. AIDE
mas en- la misma reunion Sc enmend6
ell Presupuesto votado por la Admins
TRACTION del Sr. Guardiola; Sc lie retro
a este la confanza, y Sc nombr6 al Sr.
Miranda Presidente de la Asamblea,
sancionando luego esta los nombra-
mientos hechos por Ell Gobernador
Towner.
FL Sr. Nieves Guardiola, al yer que
Sc lie habia retirado la confanza como
Presidente del ORGANISING, present6 su
dimisi6n como delegado del mismo.
Los comisionados nombrados por
Nieves Guardiola en- combination con
los repubhcanos, al yer que su Jefe ha-
bia dimitido, rindieron sus armas re-
nunciaron sus puestos.
Tenemos entendido que aver tarde
volvi6se rerlnir la referida Asamblea,
la cual acept6 Ia renuncia de Nieves
Guardiola de los referidos Comisio-
nados, procediendose nombrar fun
cionarios unionistas.
Con este quedan fnalmente, zanja-
das todas las difcultades politicas por
que atravesaba ell Partido Unionista
ALI, creadas, seg1n Sc ha dicho, por
Ell sr. Nieves Guardiola, en- contubernio
con los repubicanos.
Con motive dol resultado satisfacto-
rio Obtenido en- este asunto los aboga-
dos senores Iriarte Castro Fernan-
dez, que nevaron ante los tribunales
la parte legal del mismo, han sido muy
falicitados por sus gestiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
Una Carta

Mayaguez,s P. R., JUNO IA. 1923.
hiss Soledad Escalera,
Directora Escalera's s Business College.
Mayaguez, P. R.
Muy Srta- mia
La presente es para participar vd.
uue la srta. Iibrada Delgado, aliimna
graduada de ese plantel comerciaI que
dignamente I'd. ad1ninistra esta pres
tando muy buenos servicios como
"DACTILoGAFRA'' en- esta ofcina.
Esto me autoriza a decir que de esa
instruction salen j6venes preparados
para cualquier trabajo de ofcina publi-
"a del gobierno.
lie saluda respetuosamente.
Pascacio FAJARDo MARTINEZ.
Abogado y Notario. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
Inforrnaciones diversas

reas la termination de una gran cate
dral episcopal en- Washington proyecta-
da para ser Ia primera en- todo Ell he
misferio occidental Seria muy diff
Gil nombrar I'M hombre cn 0 fuera de
Ia iglesia que este mejor dotado que Ell
DR.. Freeman para llevar a feiz termino
una obra de esa clase magnitud. Sus
numerosas arnistades en- Minneapolis lie
desean los mejores exitos en- ell impor-
tante ministerio al cual ha sido llama
do.
(Del Minneapolis News')
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
FLORES NATURALES

xQuiere I'd. conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas otros
trabaios artisticos en- flores natura-
les? Lame al telefono 800 Santurce,
(Stop 20, Martin Pena) sera aten
dido por la Sra. ISABEL PARSl
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
HosPEDAJE

Debido al gran numero de personas
cue asistiran las classes de verano en-
Rio Piedras solicitamos de todas las
famiHas de Rio Piedras barrios liml
trofes, que puedan ofrecer hospedaje a
los maestros, nos escriban indicando
el n1mero que puedan acomodar direc-
c,6n, sexo, precios cualquier otra in
formation, que nos pueda ser it'll.
Dirijase al: DIRECTOR. EsCUELA
DE vERANo, RIO PIEDRAs. P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-28
LICENCIAS

Fabricantes de vinos para fines me
dicinales, sacramentales, industriales
cientffcos.
Fabricantes de cerveza para iguales
fines.
Fabricantes de piedras preciosas o Sc
mi-preciosas, perlas imitaci6n de es
tas.
Trafcante al por mayor en- gasolina.
Trafcante anbulante, al detail, en-
perfumeria con alcohol
Trafcante al detail en- gasolina.
Trafcante en- camaras fotografcas y
accessories.
Trafcante en- vehiculos de motor.
Trafcante en- gomas y tubos para
vehiculos de motor.
Trafcante en- accessories para We
hiculos de motor.
Trafcante en- joyas, perlas y piedras
rreciosas en- sitio flo.
Trafcante en- los mismos articulos
ambulantemente.
Trafcante en- billares y accessories.
NOTA - No Sc sena1a ninguna cla-
Sc de impuesto sobre ell tabaco de mas
car.