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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15

Las grandes campanadas lanzadas
en- pro de la formidable novena Pom
CE STARS desde que figuran en- su
cline up los magnifcos t'players"
Caratini v Clark, considerable por mu-
chos ell mejor eqlipo existente en- la
Isla, 10 han desmejorado grandemen-
te en- vez de fortalecerlo. Los ''fans''
de pelota, los que durante algdn item
po hemos podido presenciar buenos
partidos de "base ball',, va1nos tras
buena peIota donde quiera Sc juegue.
Considerando ell elemento que coripo-
nen las "estre11as poncefias" Y Ell que
compone los ''sportivos'', venos Due
del c1loque entire ambos puede resultar
indistintamente una victoria para uno
u otro toda vez que Sc juegue de bue-'
ma fe, Que haya tendencia de jugar pc
lota verdad, y que sobre todo refine
la ammonia entire todos los jugadores
Y Sc rijan por 10 que disponga Ell Ca
pitan; I'M captain en- forma, un mana
ger en- ST propio, que 10 que el ordene
sea hecho Sc haga y Sc respeten sus
6rdencs. Es este ell primer punto fo-
jo en- las 'sestrellas'';; carecen de ad-
ministraci6n, como su vez cafecen de
discipline. Debe haber una cabeza
directora, un administrator de entire
los jugadores que sepa 10 que tiene en-
tire manos; I'M ''business man.. 81
las ''estrellas' tuvieran a Caratini
de manager, 81 sus mandates como ma
nager Y capitan fueran desoidos por
sus subalternos, tocariale el demos
trar su habilidad en- negocios admins
trativos, sentando al banco todo in
disciplinado, y dando un tajo al en-
greimiento de algunos players. Es
necesario que en- Ponce sigan habiendo
"estrellas'', aunque 6stas no lleguen a
fgurar en- Ell sitio del que fue en- una
epoca "'Glorioso Ponce.
va los "lunaticos" de la Perla del
Sur habranse dado cuenta exacta de
que sns "estrellas'' brillan solo en- su
constellation; que para veneer en- la To-
"a o en- cualquier campo neutral tie
men que reunir una infinidad de dis
tintas materias, porque aqui no Sc ma
neja los umpires en- igual forma
obligandoles namar las bolas, strikes
+, y los outs, safe.
Ell juegO de la tarde dio comienzc
POGO despues de las $3.50 reinando mag
nifco tempo Y habiendo numeroso pd-
blico, aunque no tan nutrido como en-
/ Ell juego de la inafana. Actuaban de
umpires Mr.. Keelan y Liberty. Bate
rias: San Y Soler por Sports; Monta-
ner y Hoyos, Chilino y Modesto por el
Ponce Stars.
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ANoTAcIoNEs PoR ENTRADA

Prirnera Jornada.- -Millito y King
Sc abanican. Clark coge la base por
dead bali Sc roba segunda. David
muere en- la inicial por tirada de Mon
chile. CERo; no hit. Ciqui saluda a
Montaner con un tubeys, Sc roba ter
cera y anota por passed ball de Ho-
yos. Beitfa muere en- manos de David
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
JUNTA DE MEDTCos ExAMINA-
DORES
Convocatoria a Examenes

Esta Junta celebrara examenes para
los. profesionales abajo relacionados du-
rante el pr6ximo mes de abril en- Ell
siguiente orden:
MEDICOs Y osTEoPATAs, dis
2-4-5-6-9 = 10.
PRAoTIcANTEs Y oPToMETRAs,
uias II = 10.
ENFERMERAs Y coNGADRoNAs,
cias IS y Il.
Las solicitudes y demas doc lmentos
deberan ser dirigidos al Secretar'o que
suscribe P. Q. Box SO4, desde la fecna
de hoy hasta el dia "a de MARIO, piazo
en- que expira la admission de los mis-
mos.
Ell importe de los derechos de examen
deberan remitirse en- giro postal, nom
bre del Sr. Tesorero de la Junta de
Medicos Examinadores.
Impresos de soIcitudes, asi como
cualquiera information sobre examenes,
seran sunhinistrados en- la oficiiia de Ia
Junta.
Los examenes tendran lugar ell eI
salon que ocupa la Junta Palacio Rojo,
Gale de Allen No. 8, de A. M. {
~ M. y de P. NJ. P. M.
DR.. NJ Quevedo BAEz,
Secretario
San Juan, P. R. Mario 8, 1928. Advt.
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No Sc. S. O.cupeDle
SlnaplSr1OS

No vale la pena ponerse a
mezclar rnostaza y harina con aqua
cuando para aliviar Ell dolor, irrita-
cion b tension solo basta un POGO
del Musterole-unguento claro y
blancuzco fabricado a base de
aceite de rnostaza.
Mustero1e ofrece alivio pronto en-
casos de renquera o NAL de gar
EantasQ bronquitis, tonsilitis, cfup,
torticohs asma, neuralgia, dolor de
cabeza, congestion en- el pecho:
pleuresia, reuinatisnio, lurnbago.
dolores de la espalda o coyunturas,
torceduras, m1Sculos adoloriios,
Commissioners y catarros en- el pecho
equizas prevenga una pulmonia).
Sc yende en- las boticas en pomos
o tubillos. ta ~ s8Nfsa' m
NUcH0 MEJoR QUE UN sINAPIsMC
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BabO I'd. 10 que 6 oSTEO-
PATIA? OSTEOPATIA es 10
cdencias de curar ajnstando L.
Columna Vertebral y nervies, re-
novando Ia circulation de Ia
Sangre por tratamiento manual
siu necesidad' de- 'usar drogas .
olectrtcidad.
81 todas las parties del Orga-
Ntsrno humane estan en- cond1-
ci6n perfecta la sangre' cfrcila
bien, los nervios ordenados, su
cerebro despejado, su cuerps
4gfI; esta I'd. saludable y este
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
SDesea I'd. conservarse siemprs
saludable, joven, fuerte y felix7
Ne sufra toda su vida, ctresa 3
tempo. Pruebe los tratamion-
tos do OSTEOPATIA.
OSTEOPATIA cura disloca-
clones, torceduras, .Tos Ferina,
Catarro, Pulrnonia, Influenza y
todaS clases de Intermediates.
Unico Doctor en- OSTEoPA.
TIA en- Puerto Rico:--
DIR. 8. NJ. HALEY
Consultori0:--
Altss ColmAdo STANDARD
Tel6fonos:-- y
OflcinA 627 San Juan
RAsidenctS 262 Santurce.
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"PoNcE" DERRoTADo DEsAsTRo
sANENTE PoR Los SPORTS, MA
MANA Y TARDE = EN- LA cIUDAD
ENCANTADA LAS. "EsTRELLAS"
DE LA PERLA DEL SUR SON TO
TALMENTE EcL1PsADAs. = Me-
JoE ADMINISTRATIONS Y MAS DIS
cIPLINA NECEs1TAN LAS HUEs-
TES DE CARAT1NI. PARA CoNQUIS
TAR IAURELEs. CLARK NECEsI-
IA MEJoRES AMIsTADEs EN- LA
PERLA. - CARATINI LLAMADO
A SER Ell MANAGER
Evening star., 1923-12-01
US. BANANA CONSUMPTION
OVER 4 BILLION PER- YEAR

NEW YORK, December .1.-The
humble banana which now smiles
upon us from every fruitstand the
country overaillustrates the growing
reliance of the United States upon
the tropical world. A compilation
made for the Trade Record of the
National City Bank of New York
shows that we have paid to our
tropical neighbors in the Caribbean
region nearly $4o0.000,o00 FOR this
single article of tropical food since
our acquaintance with 1t began, forty
years ago, and that we are now con-
suming more than 1000, 900, 900 ba-
nanas every year and re-exporting a
neighbors, especially Canada
The "high cost of travel" adds more
to the final value OF the banana than
in any other important class Of i'm
ported foods. From the time it is
cut from the parent stem before fully
ripened. as it always is, 1t requires
ereat care and Intelligent attention
at every stage OF its travel from the
moist, tropical climate in which it
grows to the temperate zone fruit
Stand thousands Of miles from the
place Of its production.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
SECURITIES FIRM
FORMED IN DISTRICT
New Concern to Deal in Real
Estate Notes, Stocks and
Bonds--Briefs.

The Securities Corporation of the
District or Columbia, capitalized at
| *I,oo0,000, ito sell first trust real
estates notes. guaranteed by recoe-
nized bonding companies; to under
| write financial and business organ
izations in the District, and to buy
and sell recognized securities, includ-
Ing the sale OF listed stocks and
bonds on partial payment PLAN"
has been organized
The new corporation is headed nv
George H. Judd, with Fred McYee
vice president. julius I. Peyser is
treasurer and general counsel, and
Theodore D. Peyser, attorney. The
| directorate includes Townley A. Nc
kee, Eugene A Smith, Sidney w
straus, Laurence A. Mills, Arthur D.
Marks and Sol Herzog.
The institution is said to be a closed
corporation. with 1000 shares Of
per cent preferred stock, par value
@i'ooo' and 1000 shares of common
STOCK OF no par value. Every pre-
ferred stockholder must hold one or
will be issued at $50 per share, giving
me organization a surplus out OF
common stock OF $4,000.
temporary Offices have been opened
IN the wilkins building.
Bank Now in New Home.
The American Commercial and Saw
ings Bank today moved into it's new
nome, In the remodeled building on
the southeast corner of 7th and G.
streets northwest. The bank was or
ganlzed about three years ago and
Barrister building. on F street, The
bank Will remain open today from
$50 am: until 9 pm, during which
ni, olme otficers and directors will re-
celVe their patrons and friends.
A,9O0.000 stock Issue Denied.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today denied the Pittsburgh and
West Virginia railroad authority to
issue N,so0.o0o In per cent preferred
STOCK STOCK, which the company had. pro-
posed 10 sell at 85 per cent Of par.
The commission held that the state
laws of Pennsylvania, under which
| the road is organized. forbade the
unless actual full cash value was re-
ceived for IL.
In seeking the right TO issue the
securities the corporation said that
! since April. 1917, it had expended
from Treasury funds more than Sl,-
100000 for additions and betterments
| and now Is faced with the necessity
| OF meeting debt maturities in behalf
OF subsidiary corporation. the
West Side Belt Line.
Bank CIearfnss Grow.
| Bank clearings continue to show
further gains in the volume of pay
ments through the banks, tho lead
Ing cities OF the United States re-
| porting for the FIVE days an aggre-
gate of s5.s1s,o3s.o00. This total is
| los per cent more than that for the
same period of last year, and 1877
per cent less than that for the full
week of 1921. There Is a gain at
| New York city; also, at the centers
outside Of New York. the total of
the latter being -$2,3o4, ,03S.o0o. which
Is gain of 1872 per cent over the
| total of year ago and 1.3 per cent
less than the amount in this week
! of 1921. The largest gains over the
| figures Of year ago are Ali per cent
! at Boston; 291 per cent at Los An
Eeles: 2S.5 per cent at Atlantis; 24.o
per cent at Cincinnati; 22.7 per cent
at Portland, and 500 per cent at
Dallas.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
TRADE IRREGULAR.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Dun's
Review today says:
Next TO the last month OF the year
ended with an accelerated retail dis
tribution In certain sections, but with
a slackened demand in some primary.
channels 1t Is inventory time in
various wholesale markets and ag-
gressive buying there is not to be
expected at this period. While holi-
day requirements are becoming more
of a factor in consuming circles, the
weather has not been conducive to
the best results in the movements
OF goods in that quarter.
Low temperatures, with snow in
some places, have stimulated pur-
chasing of heavyweight apparel, but
these conditions have not been gem
eral and there Is considerable irreg-
ularity in reports from the leading
centers. The daily turnover OF mer-
chandise is heavy, yet there is evil
dence of resistance to advances in
prices at retail and the possibility
Of a. restriction OF cotton goods con-
sumption because OF the high price
of the raw material is not being
regarded.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
RUSH OF SELLING
IN STOCK MARKET
Spectators for Advance Have Hard
Shedding in Weeks
Trading.
By the Associated PYp&s.

by tne ASSOCIATED Pfefs.
NEW YORK, December 1.-Specu-
lators for the advance continued in
control of this weeks stock market,
although they were forced to combat
larger volume Of profit taking and
short selling than has been the case
recently.
The erratic gyrations Of Dawson
Chemical and Maxwell Motors A.,
which have been associated with
many rumors. featured the dealings
and probably contributed somewhat
to the unsettled condition OF the gen.
eral list.
Chief speculative interest in the
financial community centered in the
cotton market. spot, December, Janu.
ary, March and May quotations get
ting above SO cents a pound, or the
highest in three and one-ha1f years,
heavy buying being reported for the
account Of Liverpool and Japanese in
terests.
Railroad shares again took a
prominent place in the upward move
ment, the demand being accelerated
by some unusually favorable earning
as Erie. Union Pacific and Great
Northern.
The first thirty-nine class / rail-
roads to report their October earn
ings had a combined income Of $685.
in September and $55,943,0o0 In Oc-
tober, 1922.
Oil shares were helped by reports
of a reduction in the output OF the
Powell field in central Texas and un-
usually heavy October exports.
Steel shares lost some ground on
reports Of slackening Of the demand
for pig iron, but were benefited later
by an optimistic statement by Presi-
Corporation.
Sugar stocks made q quick re-
sponse to higher prices for the re-
fined product, but fell back later on
the prediction OF lower prices by
National Sugar Refining Company.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
FURTHER SELLING
> IN COTTON TRADING
Market Today Nervous-Prices
However, Are Firm as
Market Closes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December There
was renewal of liquidation in the
cotton market at the opening today,
and first prices were barely steady at
declines OF to % points on the ac-
tive months and OF As points on
August There was some rebuying at
the opening decline. based on reports
that trade interests had been good
buyers on a scaledown In the Liver
pool market. but 1t was readily sup
piled and the market was nervous
and unsettled during the early trad
ing
December broke TO 3s.4o and March
to 1896. or 20 to so points net lower.
Latest reports from Fall River esti-
mated the sales for the week at be-
tween 100000 and 1000 pieces, and
the expectation of very heavy exports
over the weekend was confirmed by
reports that 10000 bales of cotton
were on shfpboard awaiting clear
ances at the close yesterday, COM
pared with $4,000 last year.
Futures closed firm. December,
37.10; January. $3.50 to 3652; March,
1914 70 ss.7s: May. ss.Ss to $500;
Further Selling I'm New Orleans.
NE" oIkLEANo, DeCemOer Ike
dictionary feeling persisted in the cot
ton market today and the first half
hour of trading brought declines of
SO to Al points, which carried the
January position off to 1858. Liver
pool was considered rather better
than due. but this was offset by the
mildly unfavorable tone of some of
the week END reviews of trade in gem
eral in this country. Selling was scat
tered, but market lacked support.
Spot cotton steady, Is points higher;
sales on the spot, 189 bales; to arrive,
500; low middling, $3.50; middltnr.
$500; good middling, 37.12
Cotton futures closed firm at net
gains of 55 to 65 points. December,
3e.45; January. $3.50; March, a6.e2a
1886; May, 36.52a36.5s: July, 35S8a
$3.50.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
ST. PAUL BONDS HIT.
NEW LOW LEVELS.
Other Rails Strong--Liber.
ties Unchanged-New OF. d.
ferings Total $45, ,4S2,500.
by GEORGE r. HUGHES.

speclol Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, December 1.-Except
In Few isolated instances tho bond
market closed the week with ur,cs.
firm.
Perhaps the most notable excsption
was the st. Paul bonds, which DE-.
Veioped renewed weakness. The Il
OF 1926. st. Paul's nearest maturity.
broke to a new low record for nil
time. 1t is the refunding next June
OF this bond which is the st. Paul's
ohief financial problem. The amount
outstanding Is about sa5, 900. 600.
Other st. Paul bonds were heavy. but
the pressure was not SO great. On
the week practically all the ST Paul
bonds were down.
Strength in Other Rails.
ELSEWHERE among the speculative
rails there was almost uniform
strength. Chicago and Alton ans at
"a were at a new high for the wear
ana dealings were heavy. st. Louis
southwestern Consolidated 4s OF 1892
also advanced fractionally on sma,i
saies' as did Baltimore and Ohio con.
-vertible 4hs
There was not much doing in the
Erie and little in the New Haven Iist
= pn the week all the Erie bonds have
Deen notably firm, although price
ehhaathses oh nave been small. New Haven
PTt,satlons Ppnfsf 'toh have been irregular.
III tiakins In the Seaboard Air
.ine list has depressed quotations
bonds VI the
Ind duStrfaIs IrrAxuIar
irregularity prevailed among the
industrials. Central Leather 6s held
the recovery begun yesterday, This
ponu mace new low record for the
year curing the week, despite the fact
that 1t Is well secured There ought
to be difficulty about refundinE In
April, 1925. The Market Street Rail-
way frst 6s and 6 per cent notes are
IN similar condition. Earnings here
are exceptionally good, but the bonds
snu 'ne notes continue to sell at
heasy discounts. although they recov-
cred substantial fractions YESTERDAY
and today.
United States government loans
and high h-grade rails and Industrial
were hrm without much change in
are higher. while the rails and indus.
trials show both declines and ad-
vances
Mexican Bonds strong,
In the foreign group the feature
today was continued strength in Mex
lean bonds, based on the expectation
that the readjustment plan soon would
were steady, with City Of Scissors
IS selling higher
New offerings for the week totaled
t45. 4s2.5O0. Industrial issues made
up the largest single group. On Mon
day the long-expected $l2.5oO.00 St.
Paul Union Depot issue will be put
on the market at 94k. to yield $40
per cent to maturity in 1872.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
WOOL MARKET QUIET.

BOSTON, December 1 (Special).--
Trading in the raw wool market was
relatively light today. but dealers.
surveying Australasian sales this
week. were confident that prices here
would be forced up shortly. Their
only fear was that the upward move
ment would slow down business per-
manently.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
WOULD EXTEND LINE,

The Union Pacific sought permis-
sion from the Interstate Commerce
Commission today to build new line
extending IS miles northward from
Fort Collins. Colo. to develop a nat
uraI gas and. oil field. No estimates
of expenditures necessary were made.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
SHARP ADVANCES
+. IN STOCK MARKET
Saturday Session Proves
Lively on Poo! Activity
and Short Covering.
Sy the Associated Press.

BY the Assochteu fToss'
NEW YORK, December 1.-An
air of cheerfulness permeated today's
brief session Of the stock market.
Covering of the shorts was the I'M
pelling force behind the movement In
a considerable portion OF the list
With the gains In special stocks, how
ever, attributed to prospects OF
larger earnings and pool operations.
Low-priced oils were bought on re-
ports Of diminishing output in GER
tain fields, and the rubbers. textiles
and public utility shares also were
pushed up. Some of the larger ad-
vances included General Asphalt. 3%;
Norfolk and Southern and Comput-
ing, Tabulating and Recording. .
each, and American Woolen. New Or
leans, Texas and Mexico, Maracaibo
OIL. Baldwin, United Railway Invest
ment preferred and Famous Players
. to 2h.
proximated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
BUSINESS BIT BETTER.

BOSTON, December IA slight i'm
provement in the business situation
in New England and q more general
feeling of optimism were perceptible
during November. says the monthly
review of the federal reserve bank OF
Boston. issued tonight.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
PARIS MARKET IMPROVES.

PARIS, December 1.-Prices Inn
proved on the Bourse today. Tires
per cent rentes "a franks, S centimes,
centimes. Five per cent loan II
francs, centimes. The dollar was
quoted at Is francs. 65 centimes.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
BIG BUILDING PROGRAM.

DETROIT, December (SpeciaI).-
The total amount Of building con-
utruction authorised here for the
ic2, S87, compared with $3,14s,055 for
the previous week and $1,221,779 for
the corresponding week Of last year.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
ToDAY's CHICAGO. PRICES.

CHICAGO, December 1.-wheat
scored a material advance in price
today during the early dealings
There was a noticeable lack Of the
selling which in the last two days
has depressed the market and de-
liveries on December contracts were
UNEXPECTEDLY small. AS a result bear
speculators who had looked for q
continuance of liquidation made
haste to reverse their position and
the market quickly advanced. The
opening, which ranged from " to
n higher. December, 102h to 102K,
and May, 10s1A to 1osas. was fol-
lowed by further gains that lifted
December nearly 2 cents above yes
terday'S finish.
Scarcity OF offering in the corn
market gave firmness to corn and
oats. After opening unchanged to
y higher. May. 73& to 741s. corn
showed upturhs all around.
Oats started at a shade off to "
advance, May. AN to 44N. Later
all months were, higher.
Provisions lacked support, despite
higher quotations on hogs.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, December 1.-The
actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the
week Give days). shows an excess
in reserve of $13,005,830. This II an
increase Of $2,So7.3o0.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
CLOSING SUGAR PRICES.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Sugar
futures closed firm; approximate
sales. $4,000 tons. January. 5,2a;
March, 4.59; May, 4.69; July. At.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
RATES ON BAR SILVER.

LONDON, December Bar silver.
33A pence per ounce. Money, Ia
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
az per cent: three-nonth biiis.
3 6-16a3% per cent
Evening star., 1923-12-01
BUTTER rs HIGHER.

CHICAGO, December 1.-Butter
Higher: creamery extras, 62h; frsts,
45a47; seconds, 42a4s.
Eggs - Unchsnged; receipts. s.s77
cases. -+.e' -
Evening star., 1923-12-01
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES,

SALES
Washington Gas IS '33-S1oo at ioolk, s2oo
at 1O0l2. 500 at 1904
Washington Rwy. & Elec. 4e--sf 900 at 60.
$1,000 at %. $1,000 at 80. $500 at 90.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas &C. '53-$5oO ut 1ool5. 81. 900
at 100h. -
UNLISTED DEPT
Departmental Bank at g.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
(Quota tions furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Col
December I, 1928
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Foreign
exchanges firm. Quotations Gin United
States dollars): Great Britain, demand,
4.34h; cables, 4.34h: sixty-day bills
on banks, 4.31H. France, demand,
.0540A; cables. ..0541A. italy, de-
mand, -.0433: cables, .0433h. Bel
anH GUM demA9d ;Gass; oaodss ooassH
cables. .000000000o0o16. Holland, de-
mand, 1890; cables, .3795. Norway.
demand. $500; Sweden. demand, .262s:
Denmark. demand, 1890; Switzerland,
Greece. demand. .02oe: Poland, de-
mand. .00000030; Czechoalovakia, de-
mand. .02s1; Jugoslavia. demand,
;011sA; Austria, demand, .oo0o14;
demand 1925; Brasil, demand. .0Se0;
Montreal, .97 31-32.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
LIVE POULTRY LOWER.

CHICAGO. December 1.-Poultry,
alive. lower; fowls, 13a20; springs,
1874; ROSTERS. 1914; geese, 10; tur-
keys, %.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
DIVIDENDS.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON. December 1--Following Is
a list OF today's highest, lowest and
closing prices for the most active stocks
dealt in here.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
Quotations furnished by Redmond & G

1t is very interesting to examine
the luminous dial Of a watch through
q magnifying glass in = dark room.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

More than half the men in New
foundland are engaged in The fishing
Industry.