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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
Little Market Flashes

,.ops pspf9hr of ths neain Micn Ma, MaTeh sA cred rsee,nes aas last nsT. by Henry Ford
 full by MT; Ford. 1t was oaIisd offieiaIis an, m nHuhcea niI c,a,m. 5oday' 1 The sum needed to pay s4ooooOc. MT. Ford took tho hpps1aimatsIy stsn if & announced, despite the fact that he ,yas not not reauired to do so under the terms of IL KANSAS CITY. Mo. March s-Four mil tion to creditors of Houston. Fible X co. oankrupt brokers. J. w. Perry. receiver New York. where he has been assistnn Hmr Tn the sale of the firms securities.
 FORT SMITH. Ark. March e.-rhe Ok lahoma Coal Operators association has signed contract renewing the existing wage contract with the United Mine work CTS of America. according to an announce ment here today by John L. Britton. dis trict president of the mine workers or
 CHICAGO. March s.-The merger of Ar summated within a week, 1t was learned .oday from an authoritative source With n fnat time the valuation of the Armc s,s. the purchase price will be fixed by oi tration' It was made known. aroi- NEW YORK, March s-rax.ti,
 idly becoming unbearable and t on rap income tax threatens economic ne Iedera the national industrial confere progress cents of every dollar earped fximately 1l tional in 1922 would be naid by the na was declared. in taxes. it BATON ROUGE, La, MaYE
 Arkansas Natural Gas compsycn 6-The the state supreme couyt Sron, alf,ealed to by District Judra Rrnnot Mo 1fhs decfuion he declined to grant an injlnuay. when straining the state from collectI nnc' !c Ion re- cent severance tax on mineralat inS ' Der
 A
 BOSTON, Mass, March s.-t- Ns mercial Bulletin will say tomoiErn com wool markets of the world haM rhe after a brief period of easing prNc egoedted had expected 8 further declintce@ Aeny opening of the London colonial et the on Tuesday, but the tone of thX auctionf was surprisingly firm and the. tA market then has improved. The foreigvno sincT markets, also. are steadier on tIn prim ( basis of values now ruling, aithote ioWef ferings for the most part are gatt\ugh of- toriously poorer as the season war. 'n., ,. no- WASHINGTON. March s-Immedit federal irrigation proiecta in tba %aEed on be made ayailabie under noi,cSYt will nounced today by Secretary Work JY sn- Interior department. The farmers in pf tne cases had been threatened with many through their failure to raiso suff rum for supplying wafer ana thess ch me 1t under the new policy will be deferre lsrss ss
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March s,-rur- pentine firm. sI.44@il4N. Sales. s77: receipts. 99; shipments. 80; stock. l6.7so. Rosin steady: sales. 55T, receipts. LAS; Shipments. 1.139; stock, 160.950. Quote: to E. $5: F to I. S5. .071a; K to M, $6.I0; N, $6 70: WG $6 TO; wv, $6.70.
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WooL ounTATInNS

EAST ST. LOUIS. His, March g. Horses and mules active and strong, un- changed.
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STEEL.
HORSES ANn MILES

NEW YORK. March 9.-Steei prices un- changed
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xvrruIV IJvURPOOI.

LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Weekly cotton
 statistics: Total forwarded to mills. 4S.o0o
 bales. yof which 29.ooo were American. Stock so4 900 bales, of which 462,000 were American. Imports. 66.oo0 bales. 3o.000
 American. Exports. 5000 bales. 10000 American.
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CHTCACO STnCus

CHICAGO. March s.-Armour of & ware. e9; Armour preferred, s5H: ReIA monwealth Edison. 1so&: NItddiewest EFT om ittes, 6ohc: National Leather. "A; LiEtsi. McNeill, [: Swift & Co. (ex-div), Hnpy Swift International, 19%s Union Carbiy,11 63h United Iron Works. 12k wahI 6%e Western Knitting. 10; Yellow Manufactur. ing B, 27o; Yellow Taxi, s7.
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PORT MOVEMENT New Orleansi Middling, 31c; receipts 6,4oo: exports, 15,224; sales. 1s7; stock Galveston: Middling. 30. soc; receipts 2,102; sales POST; stock, 234.8e2. Mobile: Middiing, o.5oc; receipts. 1ei stock, 6,901.
 Savannah: Middlins, 30 flo; receipts 1898: sales, 3s; stock. B1.s3S.
 Charleston: Receipts, 1,4S6; exports 1,15s: stock, 45,171.
 Wilmington: Receipts. SIS; stock. 27.ss4 Texas City: Receipts. 30s: stock, 6.s32 Norfolk: Mlddling. 30. 3Sc; receipts. 644 sales, 97; stock, sS.2o4.
 Baltimore: Stock, a,66o.
 Boston: Middl!ng, 3o.s5c; receipts. 4S7 stock, 13.955.
 Philadelphia: Stock. 4.sl4. New York: Middling. 3o.7 75c; stock. 64.. 27e.
 Minor ports: Receipts s2: exports. 75 stock, 7,565.
 Total today: Receipts. 12.ss1: exports 16.467: stock, 6ss,6s1
 Total for week: Receipts. s7,711; ex ports. 61,s60.
 Total sfOr season. s.o4so7o; exports S.653.620
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. March s.-spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot, 57; to arrive, 80. Low middling, 30. 25c middling. 31c; good middling, 31 b0c. Re- ceipts. 6,400; stock, 146.17s.
 NEW YORK, March s-spot cotton quiet; middling, 30. 75c.
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SuCAR MARKET

NEW YORK, March 9.--Raw sugar was quiet today and unchanged at Sac for Cubas cost and freight equal to 7.4oc for centrifugal Sales reported were 20.00O bags of Cubas to New Orleans for March shipment 20.000 bags of Cubas to a re- finer for prompt shipment. and 10000 bags to an operator for March shipment at 6hc. cost and freight, equal to 7.3Sc for centrifugal
 cubas are offered at quoted prices. It is reported that reliable statlstician of Cuba reduced his original estimate of 14 mills shipping through Sagua to l,l32, 900 bags. which compares with Dimeleys estimate of 1,131 GOO bags.
 Raw sugar futures were unsettled with irregular Fluctuations Early declines of 12 to 15 points were followed by rallies but near the close there was further re- action, witirsfinal prices to points not lower. Closing; May 5.6ec. July 6.7sc, September 5.S SIC, December b.59c
 Refined unchanged to Is points lower. with fine granulated now quoted from s 75c to 9.16c.
 Refined sugar futures. to 10 points higher,
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MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, March 9-Cal money r,rr,- CT; high 5i5, low E. ruling rate 4s closing bid 6h, offered at 5s.. last loan 5i2, call loans against acceptances 4L Time loans firmer mixed collateral 60 90 days 5A. 4-s months l., prime commer- cial paper ..
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FOREIGN SILVER
RAW SILK

N1W YORK March 9.-Foreign bar sil- Ner 67e. Mexican dollars 5Ihc.
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CQEEEE MARKET

NEW YORK. March 9.-Coffee futures were higher today on covering and trade buying. An opening advance of 6 to l< but the market firmed up again on reports that Brazilian receipts were falling off and that the local spot market for Rio coffees was firmer. The close showed net gains of 1s to IS points. Estimated sales, .67- II sSc, July II ole, September 10 14c. De- cember 9.S2c.
 Spot coffee steady; Rio Is, 1shc; Santos 4s 15A 8i6c. Cost and freight offers in cluded Santos Ss and 6s. part bourbon. at l475Q15. 15c. and Rio IS at 12 25c.
 The early cable showed an aaVanse d or .o cline of l-s4d in Rio exchange on Lon don with the Rio market 100 to 2Io reis higher and Santos unchanged to 25 reis lower Later cables reported a further ad- vance of 375 to 475 reis in Rio Brazilian mort receipts. 23,000. Jundiahy. 5000. Rio Cleared I1 TOO bags for New York. Victoria cleared 14,70o for Now Orleans and Santos II. 900 for New York
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CHICAGO VEGETABLES

Total sales of bonds today were $a432 100. compared with s11.523 900 previous lay and s15.461. 900 year ago.
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DRy GOODS

NEW YORK, March 9.-Cotton goods were quiet today. In gray goods. drills and sheetngs were more active than print cloths Finished goods held firm. Yarns were firm and knit goods steady. Wool markets were generally steady. Silks steady. Burlaps quiet and steady.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston: Middling. 30. 7bc; receipts. 2,23s: shipments, 3,974; sales. ss2; stock. l61.242.
 Memphis: Middlins. 31c; receipts. 6,217; shipments. 6,411: sales. $50; stock. 10a,211 s.7ss; shipments. i.asi; sales, a7a; stock 47.162
 St. Louis: Middling. 30. 75c: receipts. 2.709; shipments, 3.230: stock, 16,o4S.
 Atlanta: Middling. 30 .15c.
 Little Rock: Middling. 30 26c: receipts. 41s; shipments, 792; sales. PIP; stock. S9, 717
 Dallas Middling, 30 16c; sales, 20.
 Montgomery: Middling, ao.13c; sales, 150 ments. 15.65s; stock. 373.440.
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FLAX SEED h

DIII.UTH Minn. March 9.-Ciosing flax .eed: On track and to arrive, g s6k |: March. s2. .ssA asked; May. $2.7s asked {; July $2. 71l4 asked.
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SALES FALL BELOW HIGH MARK FIRST
 TIME IN 10 DAYS

NEW YORK, March 9.-Irre gular and generally indecisive price move ment characterized trading in todaXs stock market, sales falling below the million share mark for the first full session in ten days. Public partici patton was reported as negligible.
 Marking up of the call money rate to 51a per cent, after opening at A, accelerated the usual weekend prof It taking and also encouraged con siderable short selling. The reac- ton also was attributed to distribu- tion by pools because of apprehen- sion over the possibility of an early increase in the New York federal re- serve rediscount rate, despite the highest since last November and the rediseounts the lowest In two nvnrns.
 American Locomotive rose points to 1852, new high record. Bald win closed h higher at 14015. after touching 141a4, but the other shares in that group were unable to hold earlier gains.
 Fresh buying power also made its appearance in the oils. Cosden rising a to 62i4 its best price of the year. California Petroleum touched 9Sss. but fell back to 971s. up 7s. Revival of speculative interest in the sugar shares resulted in Manati jumping to S7 and closing 3 points higher at 651a.
 Autos Lose Ground.
 Stromberg Carburetor featured the speciality list with a gain of 33s points, but with the exception of .Hupp Motors, up 1. all the popular automobile stocks lost ground. Other conspicuous strong spots were Otis Steel preferred, Otis Elevator. Gen eral Cigar and Associated Dry Goods, all up to 2 to nearly 1J3 points.
 Rails moved irregularly within narrow limits.
 The time money market was mod erately active, with 5A per cent de- manded for all securities. Only a fair amount of new commercial pa per is coming into the market. prime names commanding per cent
 The increased demand for sterling bills sent the demand rate up 10 S4.10fa, but trading in the other ex- changes was quiet and fluctuations small.
 Today's total sales. 9O9 1000 shares.
 Twenty industrials averaged 104.4s; net loss, 20. High 1925 105.23; low, 96.96.
 Twenty rails averaged S919: net loss, 1T. High 1923, 90.63 low, S4.53
 MONEY MARKET
 NEW YORK, March 9-Can money firm CT; high 5'5, low. a., ruling rate 4&, closing bid 6L offered at 5s.. last loan
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Cotton fu- lures closed barely steady at decline of 3l to S3 points net.
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CHICAGO. March s-The merRer of Ar mour x Co. and Morris & Go. viii be con eunmated within a week. 1t was learned today from an authoritative source. With Tn fnat time the valuation of the Armc s, the purchase price will be fixed byT 0 tration, 1t was made known. arbi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. March s.-Spot cotton in limited demand Prices easier; good mid ding 16.s5d. fully middling IS 10d. mid ordinary 16 s5d. ordinary 16 .b5d. Sales 1000 bales. including 5000 American. Re- ican. Futures closed steadyl March 16.26d May 16.11d, July 15.s7d, October 14.4sd, December II. 08d, January 13.97d.
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BATON RoUGE, La, Mark
 Arkansas Natural Gas comps{cn e.Ths Gulf Refining company today ny and tho the state supreme court from ln4f1eaied to by District Judge Brunot, Mof1s decl.son he declined to grant an injlnday. when straning the state from collectI unc t ton re- cent severance tax on mineralat .ns Der
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NEW YORK, March s.-Taxatir
 idly becoming unbearable and on is rap income tax threatens economic ne 1edera the national industrial confere progress in statement today Appro tnce warnet cents Of every dollar earned HinsteIy II tional in 1929 would be paid Dy the na was declared. \ In taxes, i
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FORT SMITH. Ark. March p-The Ok ianoma Coal Operators association has signed contract renewing the existing wage contract with the United Mine Work CTS or America, according to an announce ment here today by John L. Britton, dis ganixation. VI
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. March a-rorr ,, Hon dollars is available now for distrjhu tion to creditors of Houston. Fible X Co, oankrupt brokers, J. w. Perry. receiver announced today upon his return fron, New York. where he has been assisting In tho sale of the firms securities.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26

La Gilalbra dc dib0leS cl Dla del
Arbol, casi ha llegado hacerse una
ccstlnlDre nnndial a media que
transcurren los amos; Gncolframos que
otras naci0ncs obseryan enthusiastic
meate obseryan este dia de siembra
de arboles. Actlialmerte estd en- bnsa
en- los Est*dgs Iilidos, en- Ia Gran
Brctaiia. en- EsFgla, Canada, austria
liz, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Jap0n. Chi
ma, Noruega, Russia, Francia Nueva
Zelandia y Sur America.
Ia cclebraci6n del ,Ela del drbol con
IA sicmbra19le saIbo!es ii3calcarh in
presionard en- los sembredorcs, aEtu-
siasno para dar mas dinpiia atcnci6n
a la mej0ra conservation dc los
restoS. dc nuestros en otra 6poca yalio-
Sos bosqucs.
Cuando Sc enyfan ;lrboles de maestro
glantel forestal J llesan al sitio donde
sc les va a scmbrar pelmanentemente,
II rcSpohsalilidad del Servicio Fores-
tai c2sa, rero la responSabilidad del
semhrador comienza Y cmtences Sc re
quiere &u intpligenta cuidadosa
atcnci0n. para Xer que los arboles son
sembrados y que sc les cuida dcbida-
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26
APUNTIES DEL
!: 1>s !..... mo MENT0
(Conti.1uaoi6n de la Ira. pae,ina. !

(G;o9ntj;lpadidn de Ia Ira. -pagina.)
'tss. es' jlaTtotHl carencia de parques,
ii;ardilTcs y lndaumentos? Los viajeros
que tienen Ia; ocurrencia de visitar
5fticstras playliss cuando aeuden a Ia
:aaesitas u liliRHtieRse ques en.-els. pertal
lie un Banco de San Juan localiza
sNsl@patifg y entusiasta Jorge La
tiiper, 10 Rfimero que selicitan es ell
tlsaieqs, sgl de 3hopgllllmealtos y Ia manera
mas fdcil de verlos (y admirarlos to-
los1 en- ei tcrnIino de tres cnatro
.hoFas.s A aE
,.ssrF sicmpre Feeha lnano del dnico5
a,et eifso 4dispudble: haccrse el sordo,
= ~ 59ioco,. Y :cambiar de conversation.
Les selIores. y seiioras senoritas
turistas, lmpian sus anteojos. prepa
ran sils camaras, arreglan las pagi-
nas de sus cartcras de apuntes, V Sc
van eli limpio, en- blanco. con la Gu
riosidad y el entusfasmo otra.
parte donde le enseiien cosas mas i'm
portantes.
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La SIENIRRA

Todos LIS preparatiYos para la STEM
h:a deEcn hacerse Goa antelaci6n al
arribo de las arbolcs. Para la siembra
ornamental los hoyos deben hacerse
de Is pulgadas de diamctro par IS pul
gadas de profundi IT,. FL terrcno de
be eXaminarsc c,Iida ,,samentc y 81 no
es de excelcnte calidad debe suhstltIir
So con un tcrreno mlrgoso rico. Ell cuaI
dche buscarse y ponerse al la1o del
hcyo el dfa anterior Il Ia siembra.
Al selnBral, cada drhol debe p0Ier
seen r0sici6n vertical en- eI centro del
hoyo Y aguantarlo con la mano iz-
quiertla. mienras Que con la mano
.derecha Sc pone entire las rafues Il te-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26
ARBOLESA DISPOEIBLES EN- Ell.
PLANTEL DEL SERVICTO
FORESTAL

Caauarina c1Wisefifolia. Com6nmen-
te este arbpl sc Il llama pino en-
Puerto Rico. pefo. hi siquiera cS TN
mienlbro de la famiia del piiio. E.;t4
arbol Sc adap5a pcrfcctam"nle a il,
sienlbra general en- Puerto !tieo por
que es I'm va!ioSo irbol de MADEIRA
pnrque eS del toGo oraailen al: rorlL.
nlede usarHe como lonipl ma V ,,,r
que para la siembra en les terr,.ln
arenosos de Ia costa son may pocc
los g. le igualan Parece a. Sc Gesair'
LA bien en- todas las claees do tar.'
no es UNI arbol dnro dc r;lpido crc-
cimiento.
El Servicio Torcstal l1t;la nrop9r
cionar unos 33.020 41.91u ar1 Tito
de esta cspetic para la sienbra dcl
Dia del Arbol del c;4rr;ente 10.
CasHGriad. 2cAHniHt taniu,aG. Sal q,
en- q hccho de que nc"cSia ,in Terre,
no mas fGrtil Y mas lii la ] cn q,e
crece meior cn las montanas que Gu.
los tcrrenos dc la costa. este arbel So
{ .parece mucho al CasnaJiRo eqaiscti-
toIe. Tenemos aproxinaGamente T.
900 arbolitos de esta espccie aguar.
dalldo la distribuci0ll.
Sictcnid mdhcgdni. Este lrbol cs de
gran yalor como ornamental V produ-
&c Ia meier MADEIRA de muebles que
So conoce en- el mundo. FL Seryicio Fo-
restal tiene 10000 de estos arb0lcs dis
pOnibles para la siembra del Dfa del
Arbol. fl
Eucalpto. En- el plautel forestal
hay muchas- .csiccics distintas de este
arbol Y en- la actualidad tencmos
1000 listos par Ia distribution. Los
eucaliptcs son unos arboles de rdpido
erecimieIlto, pcro la mayorfa dc clos
requiere lin terreno bueno fGrtil.
Albisaia lcbbcck. acacia amarilla)
Este ariol es bicn conocitlo en- Puerto
Rico y requiere muy poco c0mentario.
Tenemos disponiblcs unos $500 arbo-
litos de csta especie.
Tenemos tambi6n t,isponibles en- los
tableros de trasplante de nuestro plan
tel unos 900 arboles de cedro, 800 de
flamboyant blancc 800 de flamboyan
colorado, 1000 de maya, alsunos
pines de paraguas Umbrella pincs),
los tuaicfs csperan Ia distribution.
Ii material d5istribuir para Ia
sienlbra del d,fa del arbol, es mate
rial sano va trasplantado prosp.a-
ra ST Sc siembra. bien 81 Sc lie cuida
debidamelAte lueso de sembrado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26

Pues bien. 20 quisiera dedicar all
gunas lineas-piadosas--al estado dc
abandono, Reconsideration falta de
vergiienza en- que esta relegada la es-
statua del Ho0o6re Incompatible a
quien nuestros antepasados ,recibieron
con bombos,- plumas y collares yisto
SOS.
Hay que yer aquello, .seiiores!
Los pacificos y benemeritos ciudada-
nos de San Juan clos que seam han
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26
N6IBy DEL SGTViCiiO
FINGSt8I IiahT

SJEMbI.A DEL Ola DEL ARBOL
La siembra de arbolcs cl Dfa del
Arbol emuy bien pueie propercionar uil
direeto recurso ccon6mico: pero el efec
to que deseamos nosotros obtener es
el de que el pdblico rccuerde, median-
te siembraS anualcs V ejcrcicios. apro
piados, el valor de los irhHles la ne
cesidad dc conseIgar los arboles y boS
ques de Oligen natural. NADIA ayuda
tant6 a embeliecer un patio escolar
una plaza. TIN parQue una cijldai CO
mo los arb0les muy pocas ctssas edu
can tanto a la gente, cn cuanto Il es
pfritu y provision res2ec:a como el
Guido de los arb0les.
FL Seryicio Forestal es:d en- condi-
clones de proporcionai' los drboles ne
cesarios para Ia siembra del dia del
arbol a todos los que fos soliciten, pc
70 estos drbolcs dcbcn solicitarse sln
anteiaci0n al 30 de noyieml,re pr5xim0
que .es el 'Dfa del 'ArbGl, de suerte que
los arbolcs puedan prepararse para elI
envfo. T0das las solicitudes daben ha
Ger constar que los drhOles que Sc Sc
licitan son para Ia sienlhra del Dfa del
Arbol. Para que haya tempo para Ia
distribution los 1rboles Sc preparardG
de tai motlo que pllcdan enviarse con
fiadamcnte varies dtas an,es tkl pia
del Arbol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26
NoMBRAMIENTOS APRoBADos

El Gobernador la aprObado ell nom.
bramielto hecho a favor del Sr. Gus
tavo Heno Sama, para que actt1e como
Juez Sustituto dc la Corte dc Distrito
de Arecibo. micntras Cure la ausencia
por enfermedad del Juez Propictario.
FL Gobernador ha nombrado a los
doctores NJ. Quevedo B1cz, Francis
co Mantanzo, Diego Biascochea, Pedro
Perea Fajardo, Francisco Sein, Luis
Garcia de QuevelD Francisco Her
ndndez, miembros de la Junta de Me
dicos ExaElinatlores.
FL Gobernador ha aprobado el nom
bramiento hecho a favor del Sr. Je-
siis NJ. Amaro, para q. actde como juez
dc Paz sustituto de Guayama. mien
trus dMre la licencia concedida al Juez
Propietario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26

rreno bueno que Sc habia pulYeriaaa0
bie1l tcniendo especial cuidadO dc. ex-
tender las raices de mod0 que zen ma
nera alguna uayan' a eHiedarse,y29 % ffp
agruparse. FL terreno debe afirmarse
y apretarse colttr las rafces &c stierte
cue no queden .espacios de aire. Des-
pu,S de lleno Il hoyo s!dbt aplicIrsele
aqua hasta que el terrello a1r6d3tiof
del hoye Sc stature suficientemente.3
Los arbolcs Sc envfan del Servfcf6
Forest:l ra ro4ados7=y =lietos para III
sienlbra directa. Dcbe tenerse la pre-
'cagri5n de que Eis rigces nosfSayan
eyponelae nj slquiera Dor. 'trsgs minu-
tos al sol. al aire. Ttngarss las raj
ccs &c los arboles cuidaGosamente cil-
acrtas con alglln material htiincdo has
ia que Se polssnn cn 4 terrefiih6.. h6.S''' = ss'''
GUIDO DEsPrES 't1E EN sssfIsAIBitN
Fl arbol debe exaninalse con. fge-
cuencia dcspu6s de la siembra hasta
que Sc haya eStablecitl0 bicn en- su
r1eva Situaci6n. Los arlOles lie re-
ciente sielnbra dcben regarse hasta q.
ha%an ccmenzatlo crecer de nEeyo
81 no SO les proporciona el necesario
gra y de humedad los iirboles Sc mo-
rirdn. Cuando no haya ahundado llu-
via, los 1rboles deben regarse un dfa
ST ! otro no tres veces la semana
ha$ta que So tstableZcan. No sc nccesi-
ia aplicar ningin aboMo 81 fuG buen0
el terreno que sc utiliz6 en- la STEM
bra.
ST los drbCles estdn en- sitios descil-
beitns en- cuanto al scceso dc aniiaa-
les. debe proyeGrselcs de una arraa-.
dura protectora. nag
Las annaduras deben prcpalarst an
ties &c scmbrar los dibolcs y lurg0
colbcarlas cuidadosamente como par
tc de la siembra.
Los arbolcs para la siembra del Dfa
del Arbol pucdcn obtenerse solitalldo-
los del
Scrvicio Forestal Insular
Apartado 80,
Rio Piedras, Z. II.
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MAS DE DOS MIL 1NsrRuMENTos:

Mas &c, dos mil Instruments vendides
en- Il aiios14 comPlkeata mPkai satisfacfiaR ayfy de, k,
sus tcaedofcs. demuestra que los Pia-
nos: "Kohlef & Campbell" son 1os me
joresopafaGa q. china de Puerto Rico.
::oTlA Aguilar, San Juan;
Puerto Rios assiaas's& sls;s.t - Adet.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-26
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Ell deber mas sagrado de tin honlbre
de honor es velar por la sa1ud de su
fanilia.
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Erich ha descubierto un medicamento
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ia amos de prucba, el que cura RADICAL
mente Ia Stills, comrrobado' por los
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