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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14
I'm NuevO y MaraviIlOsO Rene
diO Para J6yenes y VieiOs
Obra Como Por Encanto Sobre los
Nervios Debilcs, DesyeIos, Mala
Digestion y Perdida Del
ApetitO

Los lectcres de este perl0dleo Sc sorpfeh-
deran .. tencr cUnoc4mientos de que este
nueyo ,tIaedio, Nuga- Tone, esta dando tan
rapidos resu. .talos en miies de casos. Para
neryios debiritados u agotamiento generat
desvelo, dolores de gscabeza, hinchamento
dalor del est6mago G intest nos despues dc
las coinidas no hay NADIA como eel Nuea-
Tone sprprendente medicamento que obra
eflcaz rap.damente FL Nuga- Tone da HE
rro a la sangre y F6sforo los neryios bs
una maravia la rapdez con que devuelve
ell anime la fuerza y ell vigor los nerVios
1 m1sculos gastados. Enriquece la sangre
aumentanlo los globuios rojos, fortalece
afirma los nerves aumentando notab emen
to la faerza de resistencia. Produce suv-
no tranqro reparador buen apetito, mag
nff;eg digestion regulariza el movimiento
de los intestnos y le da nueyo entus asmo,
amhici6n amino. 81 usied no siente
perfectament bien. debe ensayar Ell Nuga-
Tone nmed iatamante. T6me'o + inieamente
prr un0" pocoS dias 81 no SieHte mefor
devuplva lc que le Guede del frasco su Bo-
ticaro. 1uien le deHolvera su dinero. los
fabricantcs del Nuga Thne conocen tan hen
los resuitados Que produce en- la cy caS"s
one 'haeen rue los drnguistas den Ia g1rhn-
tia de deyolver el dinero cuando mo quedeu
sativfechos con los regultatoS Es sgradahe
para top"rlo listed puede obtener "a can.
tidsd suiacente para mes nor cer"a de
90 amer 'cann. Re~nmeudado. Garsn.
tizado dc verta en- todas las buenas Bo-
ticas Y Iarmacias. a
h Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14

I TNAn6 puede sentirse feliz 6 tener
~ amigos 81 esta constantemente
preocupada con dolor de espalda. y
sintiendo agudos y certeros dolores
en- los lomos. lnvestigue que es 10
que IA hace sentirse tan NAL y renle-
die ell lnalestar. Lo mas probable
es cue un resfrfo. I'm esfuerzo ex-
traordinario. falta de suefio 8 habi-
tos irregulares han detenido la ac-
cion de sus rifiones y esa es la ra-
z6n porque usted siente esos cor
tantes dolores.
Presto atenci6n a estas primeras
manifestaciones y ayude a sus
rifones con PfidoYGs de Foster antes
que reumatismo. Acido drico. hidro-
pesfa 8 malestares mas serios &c
desarrollen.
No haga experimentos con reme-
dios nuevos y no probados. sino
que procure las PfIdor1s de Foster.
ell remedio que ha tenido exito Por
toda una generacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14

'El moVimiento general de intereS
que demuestrah los estudianteS en- pc
rfodo de elecciones es conveniente, pa
IA el desarrollo de sus aspiraciones fu-
tilras'", dijeron aver los directories de
Ia Escuela Central en- momentos en- que
los one ALI estudian Sc disponfan a vo-
tar los candidates que su consideration
habrfan de demostrar mayor eficiencia
en- e1 eiercicio lie sus .funciones durante
el presente afo escolar.
Las elecciones continuaron toda la
tarde entire la ammonia general. Al fina
lizarse, el fesuhado era ei sigHienfe, de
acuerdo con los votos que recibieran los
candidates O. fueron al ticket electoral
Presidente, Eulogio Riera. 218 yotos
Cirilo Peiia, 114 jose Adsuar, p.
Vice Presidente: Crist6bal Real, Jr.,
232 votos: Antonio de la Tore, So /? Jo-
sc Leavitt. %.
Seeretario Julio vizcarrondo. 1856
votes; Ada Blanco, 50; Pedro Ramirez.
90.
Tesorero: Alfredo Torruellas. 225 yo-
tos, Maria Arce, So; r. Orcasitas, 33.
Vice Secretario: Consuelo Pell6n, III
votos: Carlos julia, 91: Osvaldo IL
quierdo, so; Hector M6ndez, 46
Vice Tesorero: Alfonso Riera, 194
votos; John Domenech, 60: jose Blan-
co, fl Isabel Ramirez, 81 Rafael No
riega, 26.
Vocales: Julio Gonzalez, 153 votes;
Maximino Aybar, 80; Rafael Cap6, 81 !;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14

la ASOCIACTON ATLETICA DE la
'ESCTEEA SUPERIOR DE SAN
JUAN ELIGE DTRECTIyA PARA Ell
PRESENTE ANO ESCOLAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14

INTERES GENERAL DEL CUERPO
ESTTDIANTIL DE LA FSCTTELA EN-
LA CAMPANA ELECTORAL QUE
PRECEDI0 A LAS ELECCIONES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-14

Total. $23s.97.
Ell trabajo con los vetora,nos de la
guerra Aiundic1 constituye otro de los
aspectos Gle esta grandiosa sociedad
En- la actualidad recibon ayuda de la
Cruz Roja AZ familias de veteranos
puertorrirueT0s.
Las personals de bvena voluntad que
Guieran haeer en- nTestro pals 10 que Sc
Hama ''obras de caridad" harlan 1nuy
bicr en- aprender que hoy EN- dfa las
ideas sobfe la n,sRcra dc pracicar Is
caridad han cambiado radicaimcnte con
rcspecto 10 que Sc creia Y practicable
en- otros tiempos. Hoy existe la ciencia
del scrvicio Social que ha implantado
Evening star., 1924-12-30
BOND PRICES DRIFT
follower MARKS
Foreign Group Extra Weak in.
Days Trading-Rails
Move Very Little.
BY GEORGE t. HUGHES.

Speclai Dlspatch TO Inc star.
NEW YORK. December 3o.-Unfa-
vorable news from abroad today
caused foreign bond prices to give
way further. All the French issues
were weak. French TVS got down
well below 99 French IS at 103as were
off three-quarters of a point. Depart
ment of the Seine IS opened at SS1a,
off half a point, and there was a fur
ther fractional loss in the new French
Is. The new German is reacted to 90,
in sympathy with the French. The
new Greek as were quoted only one
eighth above the offering price, not
withstanding the enthusiasm with
which they were first greeted. Among
the Mid European issues Czechoslo-
vakian SIS were especially heavy.
Other Bonds Weak.
Part of the selling was undoubted-
ly due to the weakened, technical po-
sition following the closing OF the
syndicate which handled the French
Is. This. however, does not explain
the weakness in other French issues.
The truth Of the matter is that in
vestors have been disturbed over the
reports from the other side about
the finding of concealed arms in Ger
many and the refusal of the allies
to evacuate Cologne. This, together
with the agitation in America over
the French war debt, brought about
the selling. Under the circumstances
the market took the liquidation very
well. A few foreign issues stood out
against the trend. There was rally
of a point or more in Chinese Rail-
way 5s. United Kingdom 5las of 1929
made a new high. keeping up with
sterling exchange. South American
bonds were firm except the Brazil
SIS, which were off fractionaliy.
Liberties Shade Lower.
High grade investments were un-
favorably Influenced by the harden
ing in the money market. Liberties
were shade lower. the second "A
and the first ~ being sold the most.
New York Central 5s sold below 80
and Oregon W ashington Railroad
and Navigation As below So. More
or less the same tendency was OBJ
servable in the middle and second
grade bonds. Speculative railroad
issues were little changed. Chesa-
peake and Ohio convertible 5s went
up with the stock, but elsewhere in
the list many of the recent specu-
lative favorites were lower
Traction bonds were reactionary,
instances being Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit 6s. Interboro Rapid Transit
IS and Third Avenue Adjustments
Among the industrials there was
good demand for Virginia Carolina
IS and for the 7l2s with warrants.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
WHEAT SELLS OFF
IN TRADING TODAY
Corn Receipts in Excess of
Requirements Also Make
That Grain Weak.
Rx the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, December 30.-It took
only scattered selling to start wheat
prices downward today. Then with
but little delay the declines were ac-
celerated by standing orders that
holdings be unloaded at various def
mite limits in order to stop losses.
Buying meanwhile lacked volume
until prices had suffered a setback
of. 2 cents or more under yesterdays
finish. The opening, which ranged
from 7s decline to Is advance, with
May 1.7SN to 1.79 and July 1.52 to
1.52A, was followed by general
drop interrupted by brief transient
rallies.
Corn receipts piling up in excess
OF Immediate requirements had
berish effect on corn and oats. After
opening Il to q lower. May 1.29a
to 1.30, the corn market continued
to sag.
Oats started at 4 to e off, May
64h TO 641a, and underwent an addi
tional setback
Provisions were weak, sympathiz-
Ing with the action of grain and hog
values
Evening star., 1924-12-30
WORLD COTTON CROP
LARGEST IN NINE YEARS

The world cotton supply this year
is probably the largest in nine years,
totaling approximately 23,300, 900
bales of 479 pounds each, estimates
received by the Department of Asri-
culture show. The estimates are from
countries which produce about 95 per
cent of the world crop, and which last
year produced 19,300,000 bales. The
nve-year average for the pre-war pc
riod was 23,5S0,00O bales.
The American supply, based on off,
cial production figures and trade esti-
mates of carryover cotton, is placed
at 1900 900 bales.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs & coD
NEW STOCK ON MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 30.--New
offerings today included 10000 shares
of Birmingham Electric Co. cumula-
tive preferred stock, no par value, at
SOS a share and accrued dividends, to
yield ia per cent. The stock pays
dividends of 81 a year. The company
does virtually the entire commercial
electric, gas and street railway busi-
ness in Birmingham, Fairfield and
Bessemer, Ala, and electric or railway
business in adjacent communities.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
GAS ASCOMPANy NET
GOES UP S2O5,14
Eleven Months Figures Dis
close Pairing of Expenses
Over 1923 Period.
BY CHAs. p. sHAEFFER.

Net income Of the Washington Gas
Light co. for the II months of 1924
shows a gain of S205.144 over the
corresponding period of last year.
me net. as revealed by monthly
statements submitted to the Public
utllities Commission, amounts for
t9Z4 10 s73S,9S2, as compared with
$o5S'S0S for the same period of 1929.
revenues of the company for the
account nuIated period fail to show ap-
preclaple gains. Rather, the net was
Increased through the Medium OF
lessened expenditures. This was ac-
compIlshed, a survey OF the reports
SHOWS. primarily through huge saw
ings in the cost of generator fuel
and water gas oil.
Net monthly income of the com
pany for the period, as well as for
the same months of 1928. follow.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
CLOSE IS IRREGULAR.
Usual Readjustments at End of
Year Are Noted.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 30.-The
erratic course of prices in tOday's
stock market reflected the usual
year-end readjustment OF speculative
accounts. Despite the high renewal
rate of > per cent for call money
and the subsequent advance to ~
per cent. bullish operations were
vigorously conducted in a number OF
specialties which moved up l to 3
points. However. losses of l to 4
points were scattered throughout
the list. with Nash Motors breaking
10 points. Sales approximated
100000 .hares.
The closing was irregular. Ur-
gent short covering brought about
some sharp advances in the late
trading General Electric being
boosted to 3071a and then reacting
about points. while American Can
was lifted more than points.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
WESTERN MARYLAND
CUTS OPERATING COSTS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, December 3O.-The
Western Maryland Railway made
heavy cuts in operating expenses in
November, according to its monthly
report just made public. the saving
totaling $99.S2S.15, but was unable to
wipe out the loss of s174,60013 in
gross. the result being net income
for the month of S109, 9,S55.02 less than
in the corresponding month in 1923.
The. operating ratio last month was
T4.07, against 1888 in November a
year ago.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK: Stocks-AIiXed: Cen
eral Electric at new high. Bonds
Irregular; foreign issues lower. For
eign eXchanges-F'irm: sterling at
new high and reacts slightly. Cotton
Lower; beneficial rains in Texas.
Sugar-Quiet and featureless. Cof-
few European selling.
CHICAGO: Wheat-Weak: lack
export demand. Corn-Lower: in
creasing stocks. Cattle-Unevenly
lower. Hogs-Steady to lower; heavy
receipts.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
FIRST DIVIDEND VOTED
ON u. S. RADIATOR STOCK
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December S0.-Di-
rectors of the United States Radiator
Corporation today inaugurated divi-
dends ON. the common stock at the
annual rate of 81 share by author
izing a quarterly payment of 81. An
initial dividend of 81 share covering
1924 also was declared.
Directors OF the F. B. Stearns Co.
today reduced the quarterly div
idend rate on the common stock from
so cents to 371s cents share.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
ROADS INCOME DROPS.

NEW YORK, December 30.-Novem-
her net operating income of the Ca
madam Pacific declined to s6,029.SS1
from $6,110,470 in the same month
last year Gross revenues fell more
than $4,000, 900 to s1S,100.945. Net for
the IL months. however. increased
nearly 81 ,o00,O 600 to s33.497,940, while
gross dropped almost S1o,Qo0,o00 to
S166,S11,9S5.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
COTTON QUOTATIONS
HOLD VERY STEADY
Largest World Crop in Nine Years
Keeps Prices From
Advancing.
Ry the Associated Press,

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3O-The
cotton market opened steady today
at a decline of l to 4 and soon
showed net losses Of to points
under further realizing or liquida-
tion.
Selling was promoted by reports
that incomplete returns from the De-
partment of Agriculture pointed to
worlds crop of slightly over $4,000,
600 bales, the largest in nine
years. There also was comment of
more favorab west ther for putting
the soil in condition for the next
crop in the South, but after easing
off to 24.73 for March and 25,07 for
May. prices steadied up several points
on covering and a little trade buying
January notices, estimated at $500
bales. had no apparent effect on the
early market. as spot houses bought
January against sales of later
months.
Prices in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, December go
The cotton market opened steady de-
spite slightly lower Liverpool cables
than due and an easy opening a New
York. First trades showed gains OF
/ TO . points, with March al 24.19 and
Nav at 2505. The market eased off
slightly right after the call to 24.66
for March and 24.96 for May, or 0 To
l3 points down from the opening
sales There was no news to account
for the easier trend except the con-
tinuation of realization. Dry goods
markets were firmer. The map show
ed considerab BILE rain, and the forecast
called for more unsettled weather
and rains in the next "a hours.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
OIL GROUP LEADS
STOCK ADVANCES.
Market Greatly Confused in
Today's Trading-Rise in
SteeIs Halted.
BY STUART u. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 30.-To-
days price movement on the stock
exchange was mixed with number
of industrial specialties again as
suming leadership on the side OF adj
vance and with many of the recent
favorites selling down rather sharply
from their highs of the preceding
day.
The oil shares rebounded more
quickly than any other group. Much
OF the time what Wall Street calls
good stocks were heavy. Profit
taking was on a larger scale than
it had been Monday. This was in
iluced to some extent by the advance
in money quotations to per cent
for the renewal on cal loans and to
per cent for time money.
Rise in steeIs Checked.
The check to the rise in the steels
was blow to the bull side. |. ).
Steel common at 119 was off points
from Mondays high, and this had an
unsettling effect upon the entire mar
ket Republic Iron and Steel and the
other Independent steels reacted with
the leaders.
Railway shares were decidedly
heavy. When Kansas City Southern
sold above Al IL was pointed out there
was no possible excuse for such an
advance. On account of the low val
uation put upon the road by the In
terstate Commerce Commission, it was
evident that any increase in earn =
ings would have to be divided with
the Government under the so-called
recapture clause. More thought was
taken of these observations when the
stock sold today below 50, off points
from its top.
B. & o. or Five Points.
Baltimore and Ohio. below 20, was
off points from its recent high.
Union Pacific sold below 149, and
Norfolk and Western was weak Del
aware Lackawanna and Western was
also off sharply. The one exception
in the railway group was Chesapeak Q
and Ohio, which at one time so'd
above 81. where il was within point
Of its extreme top. st. Paul pre-
ferred broke below -, and the COM
mon was off point at Is. Similar
losses occurred all through the rail-
way section.
Among the specialtieS there were
wide fluctuations. Postum Cereal
was pushed across par for the first
time. Kresge stock made new high
as it reached 40. Industrial Alcohoi
was bid up across Sc on dividend talk.
Famous Players continued to respond
TO the statement that bank loans
had been paid off and the company
had a comfortable cash balance on
hand.
Oil Stocks Strong.
Associated Dry Goods was down
further on disappointment because of
the declaration of only the regular
dividend On the other hand. sharp
upturn occurred in California Pack
ing National Biscuit and Beechnut.
Radio Corporation went through a
series of weird fluctuations, starting
below 81, jumping to go. then falling
back just as abruptly.
The oil stocks We're the strongest
group in the market. Pacific Oil
above 81 was up over a point and
General Asphalt sold around 62. as
compared with IS at Mondays open
ing. The low-priced Texas and Pacific
Coal and Oil was bid up point to
above IL.
The spectacular rise in General
Electric we'll above 800 was anticipa-
ting a statement to be given out lat
ter in the day.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
s73s. $50 s5aa. SAG

NoNember'S net amounted to sSO,543
a gain of approximately $4,000 over
November of last year Operating
revenues amounted to S42S,741, with
expenses aggregating s287403 Inter
est deductions for the month amount
ed to s42.262
The net for the Georgetown Gas
Light Co. amounted to S6,57I in No
Yember
Evening star., 1924-12-30
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
CAPITOL Traction Co.-10 at elst. . at 9l@4'
10 NJ 9ts4.
washington Gas Light-l0 at 53la.
I.,nSton Monotype-i0 at TT's, 10 at sI's.
10 at IT'S. 10 al IS, % at &c. lo at 90 ~
at rs 20 ut IS 10 at IS.
National Mtge < Invest. pfd.-1oo at O. 100
at 8.
AFTER CALL.
CanitsI Traction-4O at 91bs- > at 9lSs-
Washington Rwy. & Elec- pfd.-10 ar 81.
10 st S1i4.
Mouer-CsH loans. and per cent
Evening star., 1924-12-30
EXTRA DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK, December 30.-The
Hurley Machine Co. today declared
an extra dividend of % cents and
the regular quarterly disburse-
ment of sI.00 a share, both. payable
January Is to holders of record
Evening star., 1924-12-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star once

OF of New York
at
nIete
Evening star., 1924-12-30
WILL PAY OFF NOTES.

NEW YORK, December 30.-The
Standard Oil Co. of. New Jersey viii
pay off s3o,oo0,oOo of per cent notes
on January. 3.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
Test New Teller Counter.

A radical departure from staid
methods is being given a trial BY the
feueral-American National Bank. The
teller windows in one of the cages
nave been removed, together with
the grlil work, and temporary coun-
Ter has been supplanted If it's prac-
tcaoility is proved. the innovation
VIII probably be installed through the
new bank building which is now be-
ing constructed.
me counter was conceived by VIII
nner ). Waller. vice president of the
institution, and contains a ledge on
each side, the one on the outsida 70
De used as counter on which IN
MI out bank paper, the other on the
inside to be used as a teller's CON
Eenience. on top of the counter is a
heaVy glass partition about A foot
hlsh. winch is narrow opening
running the length Of the counte,-
through which money is changed
IL Is constructed Of sufficient height
10 make 1t impossible for any one 10
reach funds Of the bank.
It's elasticity argues well for 1ba'
ueNiCeS' as any number of telIers
couiu De pressed into service during
.ush honrs' not being limited as now
10 a certain number of windows
Trading on Local Board.
Activity in Lanston Monotvne stool
featured today's session on III.
ashlngton Stock Ex Sange. advanc-
ing to IS. but easing off TO 77z on
the last sale of the day. A total ~
100 shares changed hands. heinz
strong throughout National Nor.
gage and Investment preferred sold
10 the extent OF 200 shares AT Q ami
20 shares of Railway preferred sold
at rising level advancing 10 SIr.
d gam OF quarter point for the aay.
capital Traction was slightly strong
er at 81 a. as was Washington Gas
Light at 5315
Again there was no trading IN
Railway common. none being offered
at any figure. Ninety-one was apai1
bid for the stock
The bond list was entirely neg
leCted.
Editor Changes Positions.
Harold V Bozell. we'll known in
the electric power and light industry
VIII become associated with Bon
brlught * Co. on January /
Mr.. Bozell has been an editor of
the Electrical World for the last two
and half years. Prior to that time
he was co-editor of the Electric Rail
way Journal and editor of Bus Trans
portation.
Evening star., 1924-12-30

fpartly extra. %Payable In preferred stock.
Dividend~ rates as given In the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
iateot quarterly OF haif-yeary declarations.
TnIcss otherwise poled. ex..a or special
dividends are not included.
Evening star., 1924-12-30
Editor Changes PoSi,;o,.
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.

Quotations fr.nished bE Redmond & Co
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Oct. 81. %. % "a. %. 81. IS, 1924
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis. Indiana. Oct 10. 1924.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice ia hereby given by the Board of
Public Works Of the City Of indianapolis.
1924. they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima fac1e assessments for
the following described public improve
mont as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named;
Improvement Resolution No. 1859.
DAWSON STREET.
From south property line of Pleasant
To north property limo of Minnesota
Street.
Except the intersection of Cottage Ave
nue..
BY paw the roadway with Asphalt,
Asphaltic yncrete, Concrete or Brick, laid
on a 6-lnch gravel concrete foundation,
from curb line TO curb line, to a uniform
width of 30 feet; paving the wings of the
intersecting street and alleys in q similar
manner and to the widths shown
plan; providing 1853 lineal feet of 4xl8-
inch Stratitied Limestone Marginal Stone
or a x2x2-inch Standard Steel Paving
Guard az specified; resetting manhole
tops TO grade.
Also extending all water. saver gas and
other private service connections to prop
erty line where not already in.
All to be az shown on plan and as speed
fed.
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
of said city has fixed Wednesday, Oct.
20. 1924 = 200 p. m. as date upon which
remonstrances will be received. or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described in said roll,
and will determine the question az to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or viii be benefited in the amounts
named said roll. or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said pr1ma
facie assessments, with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject to
be assessed. is on file and may be seen