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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-06
l DAYS MOVEMENTS.
 M BOND MARKET
 ARE CONFLICTING


 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Conflicting price movements took place In to- days bond market. French issues exhibited moderate strength. French government Ss, Lyons 6s and French American 715s each closing about q point higher. Japanese bonds devel- oped lrmer tone, although the Ss last A point on the day. Austrian Is dropped 1 point to new low rec ord for the year.
 United States government bonds were heavy, probably in expectation of some new government n~ancing in the next two weeks. Losses of 2-32 to I-32 of point were recorded erty 3Bs, which were unchanged.
 A sharp 3 1z point rise in Chicago & Alton 31ss was the outstanding development in the rail group, strength of this issue and the roads preferred stock being based on re- ports of higher earnings. Marine 6s also advanced more than point in sympathy with the higher stock prices. Local fractions were heavy on reports Of reduced earnings last month. Third Avenue adjustment 5s and Interboro Rapid Transit refund- ing 5s each losing 1 F points. Com monwealth Power 6s also were heavy.
 Announcement was made tonight that public offering of S55,000, 900 short term notes of the Argentine government to refund maturities due October 1 will be made tomorrow.
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srcAR MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The raw sugar market was steady and unchanged at 41z c for Cubas cost and freight. equal to S.. 25c fors centrifugal. There were sales Of S5,oOO bags of Porto Ricos to a local refiner ana 10000 bags of Cubas to an outport re1lher for first half September shipment
 There was a continuation of yesterday s selling movement in the raw sugar flu t,ttes market today, and final prices were at About the lowest and from to II point beToE the previous day. Some of the Of fer1ngv were said to be for Japanese ac- count N Closing: September 4 .36c, Decem ber 3f., March 5 .e6c. May 3.75c.
 The market for refined sugar was un- changed A 775@sc for fine granulated, but the deNand was only moderate. Re fined futurek nominal.
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Ala Power Go. per cent pfd.. sl Ala, IT., It. & P. common ... l9 q Amer. Bakeries Co. .........130 15l Avondale Mills common ......650 S5' Avondsle Mills pfd. .1o5 1fi Bess Coal, Iron & Land Co. .. 55 5i Bir. Realty Go. .............135 l5, Bir. w. w. Co.,. 8 per cent pfd. .101 10l Elmwood Cemetery Co. ..,... 70 sl Fairfield Land Co. ....-...... 40 5l Jefferson County Bank ....... Il
 Loyeman, Joseph 6 Loeb .... s3 g.
 Morris Plan Bank .1v i0
 Southrastern Express Co. .... i" Nat. Cast Iron Pipe Co. -.....13S 1G
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COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The market Tor coffee futures opened unchanged to points higher and sold about to Il points net higher during the day on scattered covering with September advancing to s.55c and December to 7.S5c. Reports of low. tenn peratureE in Sac Paulo may have been partly responsible for the buying. but the santos market was lower and busi. ness here was very quiet. The close was to 10 points net higher. Sales were es- timated at about 20,000 bags. September s soc october 8 BOG. December 7SSc, March z 63c. May .26c, July .15c.
 Spot coffee steady Rio Is. 10i5c; santos 4s 14@l41hc, cost and freight; offers in cilded Sc and 5s, part bourbon. at F 4o@ IS ,1oc and Rio 7s at 95c for prompt shipment. The official cables showed decline of 1,16d on Rio exchange and i,,aal an rates. The last cables quoted Aio net un- changed, but santos showed net decline of 25O to 425 reis. Brazilian port re- ceipts 25.0O0; Jundiahy, 35,oo0: The weather was fine in Sau Paulo. with min imun temperatures ranging from 32 to AZ degrees. Rio celared 12,700 bags for New Orleans; Victoria, 4,o0o for New or leans. and Santos 92,6OO for the United States.
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INrERInR MovI,rE>.r

Houston; Middling, 25.3Oc; receipts, 1s. 147,220.
 Memphis: Middlins, 25,25c; receipts, 2e5 shipments, Ss4; sales. 425: stock. 5O, Augusta. Middling. 2575c; receipts, 1at; shipments, SQ7; sales, 279; stock, lo
 St. Louis; Middling. 25o; receipts, :; shipments, [; stock. 3,291.
 Atlanta; Middlng, .25.75c: receipts. ?; shipments, 107; sales, 70; stock, 10 PIP
 Dalias:s Middling. 24 40e; sales, s5,712.
 Montgomery: Middling, 25e; sales. SC.
 Total today: Receipts, 17,191s ship mentst 10, 733; stock 222,47S.
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ECFIICAGO, Sept. 5.--Potatoes slIghtIy ffriner; receipts 49 cars total United states shipments, s54; Wisconsin sacked rot,nd whites United States No 1, S1 .90G e q o5 cwt.; Idaho sacked Rurals, No. 1, s2@ 2'fb cwt.; Early Ohios market dull; Min Y1esota sacked Sandland gOhios, partly graded, sl.25GD1.40 cwt.; bulk. s1 15@l. 30 9wt: Minnesota sacked Red River Ohios, partly graded. S1 5001.65 cwt.; South Da- Eota and Nebraska sacked Early Ohios, No. 1. s1.7o@1.75 cwt.
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK Sept. 5.-Following are today's high low and closing prices of bonds ou the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond
 RailwaY and Miscellaneous
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Upuvard MoDenent n Stock Prices Is Resumed ln edesdc
NEW YORK CURB
IndustriaIs

NEW YORK, Spet. 5.-Tollowing is the official list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving all stocks and bonds traded in;
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BOND MARKET
UNITED STATES BONDS
 HOp Stock E,xchanKcl

Readers should note that Liberty bonds are quoted in dollars and thirty seconds of dollars instead of dollars and cents. Tho fractions are designated by giving ths ,,1,a ara tor only
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LlVERPOOL Sept. 5.7-spot cotton in good demand, but business moderate: prices easier good middling. t5,sSd: fully middling. 15.4Sd; miadiing, l5-.Osd: low middling, IA 5Sd; good ordinary. 1{ .OSd, ordinary. 13 .7Sd. Sales, 5000 bales, in cluding 4.S00 American. Receipts, 900 bales, including 700 American; futures fiosea sod i5 eT l4 SVd oss9esr
 March. .77d; May. 13 sd; July lS .4ld.
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Short Market Flashes

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--The sawyers Grain company of Chicago issued a notice today that that company is retiring from bust ness, and members of the board of trade were asked to close out all open contracts with the company. According to current reports on exchange. the retirement of the company Is aftermath of the financial difficulties If Governor MoCrsy of In diana IL is understood that the balance sheet of the eompany will show an ex- cess of liabilities over assets.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The yokohama Specie bank today received a eaolegram offices of the hank in Yokohama and branch office in Tokio escaped destruction A message received yesterday from Kobe reported both had been wrecked.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Interna- tional Banking corporation today received a cable from Kobe stating that two of it's missing They were McHenry Holdbrook of Hartford, Ky, and II. w. Morse of Bur lington, Vt.
 CHICAGO. Sept 5.-Incressing supplies of potatoes was accompanied by rather severe decline in prices to joObers. Peaches also were lower and the trend for grapes kets, although steady at shipping points according 10 the weekly fruit and vege- table review of the federal bureau of az ricultural economies. made public today Potato shipments for the week ending Sep tember l were about 100 cars heavier than for the preceding week, although l5. 1000 cars less for the season to date compared with the corresponding period last year the report said. Prices showed losses of from joe to 20c a hundred pounds from the preceding week. Grape shipments still are mainly from California, but are in- creasing from Michigan and middle west ern states and a-e beginning from New York state.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Cutting of es- tablished freight rate on relief supplies in tended for shipment to Japan today was authorized in resolution passed by the far eastern conference representing 12 steamship lines plying between the At lantic coast and Oriental ports.
 LONDON, Sept. 5.-Marxs dropped to a now low of 100, ,ooo,ooo to the pound today.
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stock, 9.136 ,
 Baltimore: Stock, 56o
 Boston: Mddling, 20. 95c; stock, $500. Philadelphia: Stock, 429S. New York: Middling, 26.Soc; receipts, 400 stock. 11524.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 100; exports 100 stock. 2,520.
 Total today; Receipts. 1s,6os; exports. 3, ,100 stock, 216,353.
 Total for week: Receipts, 111.S12; ex- ports. 222. l6z.
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LOCAL SECURITIES


STATE AND MUNICIUAL BONDS
 Bid. Ask. Aisbsnaa ss' is5s ............ ss ss Alabama lMs 19so-s5. 4.2504.4o basis. City of Birmingham, 4.50G5.oo basis. Jefferson county. <50@e basis. Jefferson county warrants 5.25 66.2s basis.
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HICAGO MARKET

NhlNkAtrO NAhhEI
 CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--The butter market here today was firm and slightly higher on fancy butter. There were moderate of ferings and good demand for these grades Lower scores moved more slowly and some offerings remained unsoid at the close. The car market was well supplied and some what easy and unsettled There was some demand for the lower scoring cars from the east and local buyers showed some interest in the better cars, but on the whole the car market was only barely steady.
 Fresh butter: e2 score 45c, s1 score 431sc, 90 score 42c. S9 score 40kc Ss score 39e. S7 score 3Sc. S6 score S7lsc. Cen tralized car lots: 20 score 43c. S9 score 4oQ 401sc. SS score 39c.
 DRY GOODS
 NEW YORK. Sept 5--Cotton goods mar ket was firm today and trading was active in sheetings and drills. Print cloths were not as active on Tuesday. Some inquiries were received from export houses selling to the Near East, where it was feared that Japanese may be unable to deliver what will be required. Blesched goods were firmer. A new price of 2So was made on denims deliverable in Oc- tober- November. Yarns were higher. Wool goods were quiet and firm. Burlaps held steady. Silk fabrics were feverish with the demand restricted by the unwillingness of mills to sell at old prices Spring lines of knit goods sold more freely.
 BAR SILVER
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.Bar silver. esc Mexican dollars, 4Se.
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pponIvrr AND pOULTRY

ST LOUIS, NSept. 5.-Springs' 21c; ducks. lsc; others unchanged. Butter and eggs unchanged.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Butter firm; re- eeipts; 21.s54 Eggs strong; receipts; psS @sc ss, dos firsts s1 Q 34c; New Jersey hennery whites. locally selected frsts, 5S SQ6 soc; ; nearby hennery whites locally selected ex- tras, 5s@ 5sc; state nearby and nearby western hennery whites, firm to extras 1g@55c: nearby hennery browns extras x3d5 Soc; Pacific coast whites, extras. 4sh @bfclac; d oflrsts to extra firsts, 40 a 4Sc. Cheese irregular; receipts 26S,7lS pounds
 
 scHIcAGo. Sept. 5.-Poultry, alive. high CT z, Fowls. l5ls e 23c: broilers, 23c; springs, 24c; roosters, 14c.
 KANSAS CITY, Sept. 5,-Butter. eggs, potatoes and poultry unchanged.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Butter easier; creamery extra 44Ac; standards, 42& a 4sc; extra firsts. 411a 4Sc; firsts. S9@ 4ekc; seconds. s71aQ:sc. Eggs un- ch&nged; receipts, 2S.24o cases.
 ,NEw YORK, Sept 5.--Live and dressed poultry steady; prices unchanged
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:, sNEW YORK. Sept. 5.---Call money easier: high 514. low 4is, ruling rate 5k e4esing bid A, offered at B. last loan 41a call loans against acceptances' 4ia Time loans firm; mixed collateral. SO to 90 days 51s; to 6 months, 5 ia prime comm rcial paper. 5x.
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FLAX SEED
An1rLIrrII,
MONEY MARKET

i, zDULUTH, Mnn., Sept. 5.--Closing flax $2 BOZ asked; October, $2.291a bM: November S2.29 asked; December 3s26i1 asked
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-spot cotton 50 points higher. Sales on the spot 129; to arrive, 700; low middling, 24c; middling 25c; good middling, 25 SOC. Receipts 3,146; stock, 45,696.
 NEW YORK Sept. 5.-spot cotton quiet; middling, 26 soc.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Following are todays sales high low and closing prices of stocks listed on the New YorK Stock
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Copper quiet ; olectrolytlc, spot and futures l3% pi3Nc Tin easy; spot and futures, q. 37c Iron spot, 6.15@7c. Zinc firm; East St Louis spot and nearby delivery. 6.5096 COG. An timony spot T50c.
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ed with buying for account of Japanese levels.
 Futures are due in Liverpool tolnorrow October IA id, January 14 4.09d.--Hubbard Bros. & Co.
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BANK STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

Ala. Nat. Lite (par 1o) ....... IS Pro. Life Ins. (par 1O) ...... 20
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KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5.--Butter. eggs, potatoes and poultry unchanged.
CHICAGO VEGETABLES

.NEW YORK, Sept 5.---Live and dressed pouItry steady; prices unchanged.
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cHIcAGo CHIN AND PRovIsIoNs

-CHICAGD, sept. o.-f OIIUWIHB aTI " opening, high, low and close in Chicago arad rnN-ialnns.
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Total sales of bonds today were s6.ss1.- 900, compared with $6s31. 900 previous day and sl17S400 a year ago.
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ST. LOUIS, Nsept. 6,-Sprlngs 4lc; ducks Ice; others unchanged. Butter and eggs unchanged
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NEW YORK; Sept. 5Bar silver, ssc. Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Raw silk nomi nal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
Eel AGUILA'
Ferreteria Quincana
HIGUERA PERELLO & co.
Allen II. - Ordonez Bldg.
WILLIAM GAGE BRADY JR.

WILLIAM GAGE BRADY JR.
Anteayer EMBARGO para Nueva York,
cn ell vapoT "San Lorenzo Ell distin-
guido caballero y prestigioso finan-
ciero Mr.. Gage Brady Jr., vice-presi-
dente del National City Bank, de
Nueva York, quien vino esta isla
inspeccionar las sucursales de dicha
institution bancaria estudiar la
situaci6n economical del pals.
Ell Sr. Gage momentos antes de en-
barcar para los Estados Unidos, infor-
mo uno de nuestros Redactores que
eeonomicamente Puerto Rico estaba
bien que su progreso comercial mer-
cantil era muy isonjero y merecia la
atencion del Comercio exterior.
Ell MUNDO envia tan alto COM
petente funcionario del National Ci-
ty Bank un saludo cordial de des-
pedida.
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MALETA EXTRAVIADA

La Srta. Abelarda Rios, residente
en- Rio Piedras, calle Comercio No.
IL, inform0 la detective que el
martes liltimo, cuando venia de Pom
ce San Juan, en- un automovil, al
If buscar su maleta noto que Sc
la habian cambiado por una que
contiene ropa de caballero algunos
recibos expeGidos favor de don Jo-
Sc Nazario, por ell municipio de Qua
MICA.
La maleta de la Srta. Abelarda
Rios contiene ropa de mujer, una
mantilla, un libro Ge misa, una ca
dena de orc, unas pantallas de orc,
una cartera de plata, dos sortijas Y
un alfiler del mismo metal.
Esta senorita es ,estudiante de la
Uniyersidad de Rio PieGras.
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La taquiigrafa es su
pOrvenir

Muchos de los hombres mas promi-
nentss de hoy, Presidentes de corpora
clones, hombres de estado, hombres de
negocios financieros y aun diplomaticos
tuvieron como principle Ia Taquigra-
fla.
Muchos me contestaran este que
hay muchos taquigrafos, y que los suel-
dos que pagan son bajos. Es verdad.
Hay muchos, pero los buenos son pocos.
I'm buen taquigrafo siempre consigue
buenas colocaciones con buenos sueldos.
Pero hay que ser bueno. Y para llegar-
10 a ser Sc necesita una preparation
solida consciente en- esta profession.
Iconoce I'd. alguna otra actividao
cue 10 coloque en- relaciones tan init
has con Ell negocio como Ia TaQui'
graffa?
Siempre trabajara I'd. con hombreS
de responsabilidad y de criterio. 81 I'd
tiene alguna habilidad comercial, ellos
Iodran saberlo facilmente. Tenga la Sc
guridad que la habilidRd comercial de
un Taqugrafo no Sc puede esconder.
81 I'd. quiere hacer uso de la tagui-
graffa como I'm stepping stone", CO,
mo su empleo permanente, el RAMIREZ
BUSINESS COLLEGE es ell sitio ideal
Gonde ir buscar esa preparation En-
sefRmos exclrsivamente Ell sistema de
taquigrafia GREGG. Este sistema cs
mas conocido que todos los demas els
temas juntos, puss ha triunfado en- to-
dos los concursoS internacionales Ge ra
pidez Y de efciencia,
SuS estudios en- el RAMIREZ BUSI
NESS COLLEGE es una inversion. su
mamente practica, porque continue
Mente recibtmos uamadas por j6venes
que estnd3an en- este colegio, mas LA,
madas cue g1aduados hay para desem
Ponorlas.
Venga nuestra oficina, escriba al
opartado 1451, lame al telefono 567,
J tendremos mucho gusto en- suminis
trar1e toda case de detalies.
ESTEBAN RAMIREZ,
Director RAMIREZ BUSINESS co.
1LEGE. Advt.
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CoNcIERTo PoR RADIO

Programa que sera trasmitido por
la Estaci6n Radiotelef6nica w X A @
dc Ia Radio Corporation de Puerto Ri
co hoy sabado de abril de 1928. San
Juan, P. E.
1.-Radiotelefonia moderna y ell pro-
greso, interesante confercncia por Ell
Lcdo. Felipe Jimenez Rivera.
2.-Unfnished Symphoni, Shubert.
Por ell "Quinteto Figueroa'.
3-Danza Espanola de Granados.
Kreisler. Solo de violin por Pcpito
Figueroa, acompafiamiento de piano por
la Sra. Figueroa.
Song of the Soul, Soprano solo
per Mrs. Roy M. Robinson, acompaiia-
miento de piano por la Sra. Figueroa.
5.-1dilio, danza Portorriquefia de J.
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Ell SENADoR GARCIA DUCOS IN
sIsTE soBRE LA ABoLICION DE
LA PENA DE MUERTE
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rable de asesinato en- primer grado Sc
ra castigada con rec.usion perpetua en-
ell presidio, y toda persona culpable de
asesinato en- segundo grado sera cast1-
gada coz prisi6n en- ell presidio por no
menos de diez amos, nj mas de treinta
afios. Toda persona castigada con re-
clusion perpetua permanecera constante
mente en- Ell penal.
Secci6n s. Ell articulo 219 del Co.
digo Penal queda enmendado del modo
do siguente:
"Articulo 219.- Toda persona que
ilegalmente desviare un apartadero, re
,noviere un carril, colocare alguna
obstruction en- un ferrocarril, tranvla
via electrical con ell prop6sito de des-
carrilar algun wagon de pasajeros
mercancias, de cualquiera otl2 clase,
que ilegalmente asaltare algun tren
6e pasajeroS con intencion de robar, G
que ilegalmente colocare dinamita
cualquiera otra mater1a eXplosiva u
obstruction sobre la via de algtln fe
rrocarril, tranvia o tren electrico cor
intencj0n de hacer volar descarrilaI
algtin wagon de pasajeros o mercancias
de cualquiera otra clase; cue lie
galmente incendiara algun ferrocarr1
tranvia tren electrico, puente puen
te de cabellete sobre ell cual haya dt
pasar alg1n wagon de pasajeros mer-
cancias, de cualquiera otra clase, con
intencion de destruir dlcho wagon, con-
victa que fuere Sc lie declarara REQ de
Gelito grave (felony) e incurrira er
pena de reclusi6n penitenciaria por uI
minimo de veinte aios.''
Seccion A. FL articulo 327 del Co
Cigo de Enjuiciamiento Criminal queda
enmendado del modo s1guiente:
''Articulo 327.- Cuando Sc haya die
tado sentencia Sc entregara Immediate
lnente una copia certifcada del origi
nal al Official que tenga la obligation
ue eJeCuIdI1d, y no SeId ueCSSd1Ad AAA'
guna otra orden nj autorizacion para
iustificar pedir la ejecucion.''
Seccion s. Los articulos 331 334
ambos inclusive, del C6digo de Enjui
C;amiento Criminal y el inciso de-
articulo 227 del mismo Codigo, y cuaI
cuiera otra ley que Sc oponga la pre-
sente euedan derogadas.
Secci6n g. La presente Ley tendra
efecto retroactive APPLICABLE los reos
condenados muerte y cuya pona nc
hubiere sido ejecutada.
Sccci6n T. Toda ley psrte de ley
cue Sc oponga la presente, queda por
esta derogada.
sesc.on g. Por la presente Sc de-
clara esta Ley de caracter urgerte y
necesario, y por tanto Sc ordena que
cmpezara regir desde la fecha de ST
aprobaci6n.
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PARA Ell REFUe1o DE N1Nos

FL Hon. Comisionado Municipal de
instruction Pdblica, ha favorecido a la
escuela del Refugio, con una buena CO.
lecci6n de pupitres para los escolares.
Ell Casino Espafiol le ha enviado en-
estos dias un cheque de cinco dollars
y 8 centavos.
D. Bonifacio Sanchez, di6 tres do
lares. La Central Carmen, envio
desde Vega Alta, un saquito de azdcar.
Da. Angelina Font de Lares, envi6
un giro postal de un dollar.
FL Refugio recibe con agradecimien-
tos estos generosos donativos.
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"EL AGUILA"
Quincana : Cristaleria
PINTURAS
Allen II. - Ord61ez Bldg.
Advt.
NINA ARR0LLADA POR
UN AUTO

En- la plaza Jose Machiavelo, dc
Arecibo, el automovil que guiaba
Antonio Velazquez, arrollo la nina
Aida, hija del conocido comerciante
de aquella poblacion Gon Jes1s Igui-
ma.
La nina fue conducida a la clfni-
ca del DR.. Susoni, donde fu5 atendi-
da por dicho distinguiGio galeno.
Aida sufri6 en- el accidente, la rotu-
ia del codo izquierdo y varias con-
tusiones en- el cuerpo.
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JEFE RESTABLECIDO

Sc encuentra restablecido dc la
enfermedaG que lie oblig6 a guardian
cana, el active Jefe de la policfa de
Ponce, Captain Martinez Chapel.
Nos alegramos de su complete res
tablecimiento.
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Ell BALE DE EsTA NoCHE

Esta noche Sc llevara a efecto ell
bale del Marine Officers Social
Club, de esta capital
Dicho acto promote resultar muy
lucido, pues reina gran animation
entire los numerosos socios del Club,
para asistir al acto.
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Por $500 enviaremos G. o. D. a cual-
quier parte de la Isla, seis docenas de
Agujas para maquina ORIGINAL
EXPRESS" legitima, surtidas en- ta-
mafios No. 0 y 90.
EOQUE GONZALEZ & co. sues.
Apartado 1923, San Juan P. R. Advt.
Morell campos, por Ell Quinteto Figue-
roa.
6-concierto en- r. Mcnor, De Bach.
A dos violines y piano, hermanos FL
gueroa y Sra. Figueroa.
IA Little Winding Road, Sopra-
no solo por Mrs. Robinson, con acori-
pafiamiento de piano. f1
8.-Fox-Trot, por ell Quinteto. En-
9-U1tlmas noticias cablegraficas
c information general. III
10.-Fox~Trot Por ell Quinteto.
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LAS ALMORRANAS Sc Gu
RAN EN- 6 a Ia DIAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va sean simples,
sangrantes, externas o con picazon.
La primera aplicacion da alivio.
Adyt.
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IMPORTANTE DESAFIO DE
PELOTA

El domingo a las 9 A. M. Sc lie
vara a efecto en- la paraGa 8, de
Puerta de TERRA, un importante de-
safio entire las escuelas "San Juan
Grammar" y Ponce Grammar" y
por la tarde, las dos, otro entire la
Central High SCHOOL, y la "Ponce
High School,"
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PIANOS usADos

Tenemos algunos, de marcas acredl-
tadas, que ofrecemos precios de oca-
sion. visitenos Allen As Bajos. Advt
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Felreteria QuincalIa
HIGUERA PERELLo & co.
Pinturas marca ROGERS.
Allen Fl. - Ord6nez Bldg.
Advt.
HURTo DE UN TAPoN

Ell Sr. Jose Biaseochea, informo a
la detective que aver por la manana
le robaron de su automovil, en- la
Gale de la Luna, un efecto valorado
en- $12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
RoBo DE DOS BICICLETAs

Del garage de la residencia del
Sr. Manuel Berries, sito en- la Gale
Union, de Miramar, Sc robaron una
bicicleta.
Del ESTABLISHMENTS del Sr. Lucas
Blanco, sito en- la calle de la Tanca,
Sc robaron antenoche otra bicicleta
valorada en- sos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
MERCADo DE CAMBIO
BALE EN- CAGUAs

FL dia Is del corriente Sc efectua-
ra en- el "Casino Espanol", de Ca
guas, ell bale que fue suspendido ell
dia primero.