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Houston: Middling, 2S!20c; receipts,
343; shipments, 2s2; sales. 462; stock,
47.153
Memphis Middling use: receipts. 1852;
shipments. 1,S09 sales, 400 stock. 69445.
Augusta; Middling. 2S.6Sc; receipts.
SOL; shipments, 1853, sales. 3d. stock,
1895.
St. Louis: Middling. Csc; receipts. 937;
shipments, 1874; stock. 12476.
Atlanta: Middlng, 27.S5c.
Little Rock: Middling. 27.25c: receipts,
19,70S.
Dallas; Mddling. 27.50c; sales. 60.
Montgomery: Middling, PISS: sales 90.
Total today Receipts, 1903; shipments.
3, 1853; stock, 170,775.
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PASTORS FATHER DIES

Rev. James Rogers, pastor of the
ST. James Catholic church, who was
called to Boston last week to at
tend the bedside of his father, wired
here today that his father died at
midnight Wednesday night.
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New Orleans: Middling, 2S.5Uc; receipts,
1878; sales Isl; stock, 97.602.
Galveston: Mddlng, 2S.30c; receipts.
$50: exports. 4.342; sales, 1.o41; stock
Mobile: Middlins. s2775c: stock. LIS.
Savannah: Middling 2s.13c; receipts,
665 stock, 24,51S.
Charleston: Receipts, s2s; stock. S4.624.
Wilmington: Receipts, %; stock, 1850.
Texas City: Stock. 141.
Norfolk: Middlng, 27.65; receipts $50,
sales. AIS; stock, 1855.
Baltimore: Stock. 2,l39.
Boston: Middling. $3.50; stock. $500.
Philadelphia: Stock, 4,S41.
New York: Middling, 2S.60c; stock,
s96iS.
Minor ports: Stock, $500.
Total today: Receipts, 1924; exports,
4342 stock, 3S7,744.
Total for week: Receipts, 1860; ex-
ports 5.S4I.
Total for season; Receipts. 5.s12,247;
exports, 4252,041.
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NEW YORK. May 31.-A tendency to
await Fridays government report was
noticeable in todays cotton seed oil mar
ket. Prices showed little change. bust
ness was mostly local and the steadiness
of the market was derived from the i'm
provement in lard. Last prices showed a
partial point net loss. Sales, $500 bar
summer yellow spot, 11.s0c. bid July,
11.53c; September. 11.20c: December a.02c,
all bid.
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ATLANTA RESERVE BANK

ATLANTA. May 31.-Statement of re-
sources and liabilities federal reserve bank
of Atlanta, at the close of business.
Resources Gold coin and certificates in
vault, s5,946.9 70.50. Gold settlement fund,
s2a,S1S,s01.44 Total gold held by bank
sS5765.771.94 Gold with federal reserve
agent. $50, 975,3s5. Gold redemption fund
s2,377, 461.5S. Total gold reserves. SIPS.
11s,61S.47. Reserve other than gold
s7,52s 009. Total reserves, $135. 646, 627. A..
Non-reserve cash, s7.747.740.75. Bills dis
tons, S. SOC. 9Ss.75. All other. $2s,s3s. 06s.93.
Bills bought in open market. S23,997, 724.07.
Total bills on hands. s56.342731.75. United
States bonds and notes. $3.50, 500. All other
certificates of Indebtedness. S6.92S. Total
earning assets. SIS, 9O3 25a.75. Bank
premises So 524, 1885. Uncollected items,
21.216. 946.44. All other resources. S43o,-
9o7.S0. Total resources, 1924. 400 $500.
Liabilities: Canita paid in, $4413.9 $50.
Surplus. ss.941, 553.42. Deposits: Govern
ment. s2,sso273.ss. Member banks. reserve
account. s55.973.71S.92 All other. s375.-
o04,1s. Total deposits $50, 22S. 295.9s. Fed
eral reserve notes in actual circulation.
s133.655.6s5. Deferred availability items.
S17. $50, 553.34. All other liabilities. 1858, =
147.62. Total liabilities S224,469 ss5.36.
Ratio of total reserves to deposits and
federal reserve note liability combined
703 per cent.
Contingent liability bills purchased
for foreign correspondents. $l,176. 4S2.43.
ouiet with fall business beginning to
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TRYING MURDER CASE
Two Negroes Charged With Murder
OF Dock Wheeler

TROY, Ala. May 31-(Special
Leased Wire.)-The case of the state
against Tom and Leonard Greenwood,
negroes, who are charged with the
murder Of Dock Wheeler, early in the
year at Shiloh church, was called
Thursday morning in the circuit
court. The day was given to an ex-
aminatio of witnesses after the jury
had been selected
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SUMNER NORMAL OPENS

The State Normal Summer schoo
will begin next Monday. A very
large attendance is expected, prob
ably the largest ever yet recorded
A large class will be graduated in
August, numbering about so.
est honor given by the Georgia
School of Technology for scholar
ship. He is taking a special engi
neering course.
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NEW YORK, May 3l.-Cotton. spot.
quiet middling, 2S.s0c.

NEW ORLEANS. May S1.-Spot cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot.
PSI: to arrive. none. Low middlng, 27.75c;
middling. 2s.50c; good middling, &c. Re
ceipts, 1919; stock. 97.G02.
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Told By Private Wires
HUBBARD'S LETTER

By private wire to Hubbard Bros e Co.
NEW YORK. May S1.-Sightly better
weather over the belt this morning caused
some hesitation and somewhat lower
market during the greater part of the
day. There was very little going on, as
naturally with the .goyernment- report to-
morrow It is the disposition of most peo-
pie to even up their commitments. There
were some excellent showers in Texas.
which will be of great benefit to that
crop. On the other hand, it is most i'm
portant that the weather should clear up
in the Atlantic states or the crop there
will get in the grass and with the scarcity
of labor it will be difficult to get ii out.
The trade looking for a condition re
port of about 70. Liverpool futures are
due July 1906, October l3.37.-Hubbard
Bros, & Co
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LOCAL MARKETS

"a a sdi t75 and smaller, box. s4.25.
Rananas-Per lb. INC.
Beans--Lima- California regular. Ib.,
1O1hc Navy, Cal, lb.. S1sc; Navy Men,
h., foc; Red kidney. h., 12c; Pink, ID. &c.
Peas-California Back-eyed, d. e%e
Cabbage-Crate, 81.
Evaporated Apples-Selah brand. 12hc
5o-iyb box. N. Y. 11aac; bo-lS o. N
Elaborated Peaches-5o-lb. box. lb.,
so lb. box N Y. 11dAc; 6o-l5oz., N.
h. 21c.
Grapefruit-54 box, s4!76; e4-7o-sO. box.
SIS, AS box. $3.50.
Lemons-California, box. $3.50; import
onions-White, Texas crate. 81; vel
low. Texas. crate s3,7b.
Florida Val, $50, $3.50; FLORIDA, l2s box
SIS; California Val, 176-srnaller. Sc; $50,
s5.75 1875, IS.
Potatoes-Irish. old lb.. 3*c.
Sweet Potatoes-Crate 81.
&C., Peanuts. Ala. raw. lb., Sc: roasted. h..
Sac; Virginia raw, lb.. 1oc; roasted,
h., 1ohc
Prunes-California 1880. 20 lbs. lb..
16Ac; California $3.50, rs lbs. lb.. 14hc:
California 6o-70, 25 lbs, h.. 13%c; S6-11
o., pitited, 15c.; 20 lbs. $3.50. lb.. lie; rs
lbs 6o-7o, lb., lOhc.; 90 lbs. 5000. lb..
lac.
Raisins-144-5c seedless. $3.50; rs lbs.
loose. seedless, 13lac seedless. 500 o..
Irish Potatoes-New. Red. Ne. l. sc; No.
g. h., 4c: white. lb.. Axe.
Lettuce-Iceberg, crate. SIS.
Tomatoes-tancy crate, IS; choice, 81.
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NEW YORK, May 31.---Cotton goods
were steady today, with inquiries more
general Yarns were steady. Burlaps
We're in little better demand. Silks were
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STEWARDS LETTER

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May Silver
pool quotations came Z points better than
due on the SPOT months but lower than
expected on the new crop. Sales We're
fairly good of 5000 bales at advance
of points in their middling. Gables
stated trade quiet and awaiting further
developments, mainly the condition report
by American government tomorrow. Our
markets opened unchanged to 10 lower on
the duh and easier Liverpool and sold off
10 to 20 points further because of evening
up Tor the bureau. 1t was a very quiet
session during the entire day. The buying
was scattered, there was some profession
al selling on theory that the market has
discounted condition of 705 and grant
ing that the report will approximate that
figure offerings might be liberal based on
the light volume of speculation and pos
sible good weather in June. The finals
We're 20 lower than the previous close.
Spots We're quiet and generally followed
the decline in futures. There was very
little in the way of news. Georgia, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Arkansas and south
west Texas had light rains over the holt
day; the forecast was for showers over
much of the belt. The weekly weather
was unfavorable except Texas. New York
exchange members average guess on to-
morrow's report was 70.3. Should the re-
port be high enough TO cause sharp
setback tomorrow would favor pur-
ChaseS the Breaks II. Stewart & Co.
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4.
HIDES AND WOOL
No, 1 Green Salt Hides-l1c.
No. Green Salt Hides-10c.
No. / Green Fresh Hides-sc.
No. Green Fresh Hides-Bc.
No. / Dry Flint Hides-l4c.
90 No. Dry Flint Hides-13c.
No. l Dry Salt Hides-12c.
No. Dry Salt Hides-13c.
Sheep Skins-l5c QS1.
Goat Skins-10 Q30c.
Hog Skins-l0 q BE.
Horse Hides-sl6S.
Tallow--407c.
BeeswaX-22 Q23c.
Clear Grease Woods q 3Sc.
Ginseng-Wild. $500.
Clear Washed Wool-420 $50.
BURY Wool-ls q 2tc.
FISH
= STANDARD Fish Company
Gray Snapper-Per h.. lac.
Red Snapper-Per lD., 21c.
Spanish Mackerel-Per h.. 22c.
Pompano-Per H.. 35c.
-. Salt Water Trout-Per lb.. Fac.
Mullet-Per h.. loo.
Oysters-Chesapeake Bay. extra select
$3.50 per gallon.
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DoREMUs. DANIEL & co.

New York daily letter on stocks. By
private wire to Doremus, Daniel & Co.:
NEW YORK. May 31.-Domestic oils
were unsettled on reports of increased
production of crude and on some more oil
less vague rumors of impending further
cuts in crude prices. 1t appears as IL re
cent strength in the oils was due mostly
TO short covering and that there was lit
tie or no real buying. The decline in
prices does not appear to be very serious
and represents largely efforts of traders.
The rest Of the list was steady, but
of individual issues and the three which
are attracting large part of the buying
are American Can, California Petroleum
and American Locomotive.
New Orleans daily letter on cotton. BY
private wire to Doremus. Daniel & CO..:
NEW ORLEANS, La May 31.-Evening
up on the long side, preparatory to the
governments first condition report of the
season. due at 10 o'clock, New Orleans
time. tomorrow, seemed to be the main
influence back of the mildly sagging ten
dency of the cotton market today. In the
early trading July was supported by ac-
ton cloths in both Fall River and Worth
street. but the market soon became a
typical pre- bureau affair, with very little
new business of any character.
Crop accounts coming from the belt out
side of Texas were almost uniformly un-
favorable and plainly indicated that the
condition of the crop is under, rather than
over, what it was on May 25 The weekly
reports from the government actually
talked OF deterioration in some sections,
an almost unheard of thing in the month
of May. Too much rain again fell over
large areas in the eastern and north cen
trail portions of the belt over the holiday.
Chicago daily letter on grain. By pri-
vate wire to Doremus. Daniel & Co.:
CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 31.-Wheat: The
market has been choppy today, with a
generally firmer tone rejecting higher ca
bles, reports of another settlement of the
Ruhr question in Europe, and a stronger
tone al Winnipeg Receipts were moder-
ate and there was no special pressure or
trade is stagnant for the most part and
there is demand for the cash wheat
now. The buying of September has beer
of good character at times. Argentine
sh ipments for the week are estimated a
1886, 600. Indian offerings are increasing
and 1t is expected that country will have
around 55 .00o.0 for export the next few
months. Country offerings are only fair
but the northwest is getting plenty o.
larger than 4 year ago. The weather ant
crop news was not of kind to stimulate
much buying today and buyers are eau
tious owing to the probability of increased
hedging pressure shortly. Deliveries thi!
morning We're $4,000. The indications are
for moderate price swing for the pres
ent. Red wheat premiums TO two
higher relatively, and hard wheat half up
Corn: Strong most of day. losing par
ton. in wheat. So far as can be ascer
tanned there is pressure sell corr
from the country. receipts are not heav,
and the farm deliveries are still light
confirming the view that supplies bacl
are llght.-Doremus. Daniel & Co.
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PORT MOVEMENT

quiet with fall business beginning to
move better. Dress goods were quiet and
mems wear inactive.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, May 3l.--FoIIowins arc the
opening, high. low and closing quotations
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MEATS
(Swift & Coz
Silver Leaf Pure Lard-Per lb., lac.
Jewel Shortening-Per ID, 14hc.
Butter-Per h., 44c.
Premium Skinned HamsNPsr h.. $50.
Premium Hams. Regular-Per h., gao.
Pork Loins-Per h., 20022c.
Bacon-Per lb.. 26032c.
Eggs-Per doz., fresh, &c.
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POULTRY
Hens-Large. $50 24c.
Fryers-Large. soc.
Broilers-35 q 40c.
Roosters-l2c.
Stays, zoe.
Ducks. $50 zoe.
Geese. 10c.
Guineas. 35c.
Turkeys. Csc.
Eggs-25 q 26c.
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AUTO PARTS--Useo auto parts TOR most
any mako or model car: New axles
s,st nr,cs o bams Auto ~ w Pc ient or
SIP S 2lst st. Main 500
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No. 1 northern. s113as @1.23as. Corn. No
3 yellow, 77@ II isc. Oats No. white
80 a Acc. Flax, No. l, $3.50.
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Louis Greet, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Greet of Gadsden, has
been awarded a gold 1T" the high
EEnERAI RESERVE REPORT
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. May S1.-Flo
unchanged.
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TINA VEZ MAS LOS INGLESEE
REHUSAN ADMITIR Ell LIMI-
TIE DE LAS DOCE MILLAS

LoNDREs, agosto 81. (Cable fran
oes).- Los funcionarios del Ministerio
6e Relaciones Exteriores, Ell Tesoro y
"a Carnara de Comercio estan trabajan-
Go en- la contestaci6n que dara la Gran
Bretaha la nota de los Estados Uni
Cos en- relaci6n con la aplicaci6n de
Ia ley prohibicionista.
Sc espera que la nota este terninada
Gentro de ounce dias.
De acuerdo con los informes extra
Gfciales ell gobierno de Baldwin ofrece
roner en- practica ciertas medidas a
fin de suprinir todo trafco ilicito
de alcohol en- los barcos que navegan
con ell pabell6n de Inglaterra, pero Sc
negara a aceptar que Ell limite de las
aguas territoriales sean extendidas 2 a
doce millas porque este cambiaria ra-
dicalmente ciertas leyes internaciona-
les
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FL Sr. Montenegro ibre de sus
Sufrinlientos
Con el uso de AnticaIcuEiaa Ebrey desaparecie-
ron SuS males

tualmente de los sintomas que aqueia.
ban al Sr. Montenegro deben tener en-
cIenta su curaci6n para poner remedio
su enfermedad tempo. Son muchas
las personals que sufren de los riiones,
yejiga, higado y est6mago, nerviosi-
Cad, perdida de apetito y vertigos, que
Sc encuentran agotadas completamen-
te, y 10 1nico que necesitan es nevar
sangre nueva rica a sus venas para
curarse prontamente.
Anticalculina Ebrey usada en- con-
junction con las Pildoras Laxativas
Ebrey, tonifica ell ORGANISING y contri.
buye que los organos whales funcio-
nen normalmente. Esas dos preparacio-
nes tomadas simultaneamente, tonifcsn
Y reconstituyen el ORGANISING siempre
producer los mejores resultados.
Anticalculina Ebrey las Pildoras
Laxativas Ebrey Sc venden en- todas
las boticas. Advt
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LUCIDA vERBENA-BAILE EN- Ell
CINE 'NoRAIA"

En- la noche del sabado pr6xino Sc
llevara a efecto en- Ell cine Norma
de La paraGa 25 una verbena-baile con
motive de las festas patronales de
nuestra sefiora de la Monserrate.
En- la tarde del domingo Sc efectua-
ra un bale infantil.
A juzgar por ell entusiasmo reinan-
te entire los habitantes del barrio del
"Gandul'', de santurce, especialmen-
to entire los miembros de la comisi6n
'organizadora de los festejos, de la cual
forman parte .estimados entusias-
tas caballeros, auienes en- afos ante
riores han demostrado su acierto v ha-
bihdad para dirigir la organization de
las fiestas patronaies, estas resultaran
muy animadas.
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Ell conocido senior Ernesto r. Monte
I.egro, residente en- la bella ciudad de
Caracas, escribe Ebrey Chemical
Works, New York, como sigue: "Quie-
70 por medic de la presente manifestar-
lie los maravillosos resultados que he
cbtenido con solo tres frascos de An
ricalcuIina Ebrey."
<Despues de mas de dos amos de
agudos padecimientos en- el higado un
pertinaz estrenimiento, me he visto Ii
Ire de mis- sufrimientos, gracias al uso
&c la Anticalculina Ebrey y de las
Pildoras Laxativas Ebrey, libre de los
dolores de cabeza, de espalda, de la
pesadez por la mafana, al levantarme
y de otros sintomas dolorosos que solo
los que sufren del higado pueden darse
cuenta.''
Ernosto r. MONTENEGRO,
Caracas, Venezuela.
Miles de personals que padecen ac-
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Ell sPRox1Mo coNGREso EsP1RI-
Y TISTA

En- la reunion extraordinaria celebra-
Ga por ell Comite Central de la Fede-
raci6n de los Espiritistas de P. r.. en-
ia noche del sabado 18 del corriente,
So acordo dar principle los trabajos
prellminares para la preparation del
proximo Congreso de esta institution.
cue Sc llevara a cabo en- ell Teatro
Municipal de San Juan, durante los
dias 16, IL y 18 de noviembre pr6ximo.
En- dicha reunion fue acuerdo consti.
tuir cuatro Comisiones que Sc encarga.
ran de la labor preparatoria, siendo d1-
chas Comisiones las de Hacienda, We
ladas y Mitines, Reeibo Hospedaje
Invitaci6n Prensa.
El Comit6 Central de la Federation,
tiene Ell alto honor de invitar todos
loa espiritistas de la isla especialmen-
tie a los de San Juan, para que SO dis
pcngan a prestar su concurso los ira
bajos que Sc inician para el Congreso.
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MERCADo DE AzUCAR

Cable recibido por IIamborn Co.,
Inc, San Juan, de su oficina de New
York:
N. Y, lunes, agosto 90 Mercado
sostenido. ventas: 5000 toneladas de
azdcares de Filipinas por llegar a
1ote la American Sugar Refining Co.,
Arbuclzle Brcs., N. Y, y Nc Calm
Sugar Refining Co., Philadelphia Ia
base de 400 (5.78 P. r., y $4,000
sacos de Cuba la Warner Sugar Re-
fning Co., N. Y, para pronto embar-
cue 400 (5.78 P. RI, limpiando Ell
mercado de todas las ofertas. Al ce-
rrarse Ell mercado habia compradores
que interesaban azucares de Cuba a
400 (5.7S P. r., oftrtas limitadas a
4 1l8 (5.91 P. RI. REFINADA: La
Federal Sugar Refining Co., N. Y la
cotiza a 750; otros 7.60.
Cotizaciones de futuros de Cuba en- la
Lonja de New York con los equiva-
lentes por Azicares futuros de Puer-
to Rico
semana pasada: Agosto AL GID;
Sept. 4.s8 (e.16); Oct. 4.ss GID.
Esta semana: Agosto 3.92 (5.7o);
Sept. S.92 (5.7o); Oct. 3.91 (5.69.
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Ell REUMAT1sMo AMBULANTE

Asf Sc designa la forma bastaite CO.
lnin de reumatismo en- la cual Ell dolor
Gambia de sitio afectando sucesivamen-
te al brazo, espalda, rodilla, rilones,
etc. Es un reumatismo intermitente Gu
vas crisis son generalmente provocadas
For el cambio de tempo Ell frio h1me-
do, los enfriamientos bruscos, etc. Re
siste al tratamiento ordinario; curado
en- I'm sitio Sc manifesto de pronto en-
otro. La dnica medication efcaz v ca
paz de evitar ell retorno es ell ARTHRI-
Sell. Advt.
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CONCERTO PoR RADIO

Programa que sera transmitido por
la Estacion W.K.A.Q. de la Radio
Corporation de Puerto Rico ell vier-
mes "a de agosto en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico;' :.
Informe del estado del tempo,
"Czaar and Zimmerman" Over.
ture, Lertzing. Por la Orquesta w.
K.A.Q. sfe
dectura en- ingles acerca de Puer-
to Rico. Por Diego R. Carbon. :.
Concerto No. 22-Allegro-Primei
Movimiento, Victti. Solo de violin
con acompanamiento de piano. Senor
Figueroa.
Allegratto Poloneise No. 5, Kra-
kamp. Solo de Flauta con acompa-
namiento de piano. Senores Lasala
Figueroa.
''Rimas del Viento", Poesfa, Fer
dinand r. Cestero. Recitacion por su
autor.
"La Piscina de Buda", LIeo, Sci
tullo y Bert. Por la orquesta W.K.
40.
"Couplets de los platillos", Arco
Iris, Auli y Benlloch. Por la Orques-
ia W.K.A.Q.
Ultimas noticias e information ge-
neral.
/ Ter. Cuarteto (a) Andante, (b)
Rondo, Mozart. Violin, Viola, Cello
" Piano. senores Acevedo, Franklin
" Figueroa.
"Di que me amas", Danza criolla,
Morell Campos. Orquesta W.K.A.Q
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BUENA IMPRESSION DEJA
Ell cAMPAMENTo "PARRA,'

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
informa que Sc ha procedido hcenciar
los mil y pico de hombres que forrls-
ban ell campamento PARA, los cua-
les permanecieron en- la Ciudad del
Sur por espacio de dos semanas sin
que Sc hubiora registrado Ell menor in
cidente.
Con honda pena We Ponce-segun nues
tro correspopsal- partida de los mu-
chachos de la Guardia Nacional, pues
la ciUdad Sc veia muy animada los
benelcios cue reportaban 10 eran DO
cos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
LOS JAPONESES CRITICAN
Ell HECHO DE QUE Los IN,
GLESES INTENTEN FoRTIFI-
CAR SINGAPORE

TOXIC, agosto 81. Gable franc6s).
Los diarios ''Kokumin'' y Mich -
dedican sus articuios de fondo CO.
rentar el cambio de ratifcaciones les
tratados de washington felicitando al
premier Kato.
Las referidas publicaciones atacan la
intenci6n de Inglaterra en- fortifcar
Singapore y en- hacer este ell mas i'm
portante puerto del oc6ano Indico.
''Nichi'' termina su articulo asegu-
rando que esta acci6n de la Gran Bre-
tafia es Ell principle de una lucha in
ternacional para aamentar armamen-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
A Los LIeIADoa

La anquilosis o perdica de Ios mo
vimientos naturales de los 2nesos = pa
ra:1sis de los movimientos q 4ue con
tribuyen los mdsculos son curahles po,
Lleoio del masaje y Ia gim1 asia sueca
S. usted SO halla con estas dificulta
5es acuda donde Ell masaje y la meca
norerapia, que le pondra bian. -
Eratamiento a cada domicilio.
DR.. j. A. EZECHIELS,
Masajista y Gimnasia Sueca
Allen 1s alto, telefono 1918 negro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
CONTINUAN LOS GRANDES
1NCENDIOS EN- LOS BOSQUES
DE FRANCIA

MIA, agosto 81. (Cable frances) -
Los grandes incendios de bosques que
dieron principle el sabado y que eau
saron tres muertes y numerosos he
Iidos, asi como considerables perdidas
materiales Sc han reanudado en- Ia re-
gi6n de Boz6n.
Las llamas amenazan las estaciones
Lalnearias de San Rafael, valescure y
Frejus. Las tropas han ayudado gran
demente los habitantes de estas ciu-
dades a copjurar Ell voraS elemento, por
10 cual ell peligro que amenazaba estas
eiudades ha desaparecido por Ell mo-
lnento.
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LOS BUDISTAS Sc OPONEN A
QUE Sc ENVIE UN DELEGA-
DO AL VATICANO

TOXIC, agosto 81. Omitted Press)-
"a organization central de los sacer
Gotes budistas ha anunciado estar dis
puesta a oponer5s por todos los medios
posibles que Sc leve a efecto la icea
sustentada por ell Ministsrio de Rela-
clones Exteriores del Imperio, Ell cual
intenta enviar un Delegado la Santa
sede.
En- Ell Ministeric de Re.aciones Exts-
ricres Sc tiene cntendido que es de ex
traordinaria imoortancia para Ell Japon
cue Sc lleve cabo cuanto antes dicho
proyecto por ser de gran necesidad Que
el prestigio del Mikado en- los paises
latino-americanos, donde Ell vaticano
goza de gran popularidad, aumente.