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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
US. STEEL LLEADS
 STOCK ADVANCE
Common Touches Ill 3-4, Highest Figure Reached
 In Five Years

NEW YORK, Aug. 20-Stock prices moved irregularly higher today under the leadership of United States Steel common, which touched 111%, it's high est price in five years. Total sales ex- ceeded 1,300000 shares, making 1t the most active session since last February.
 The market was called upon to ab- sorb an unusually large volume of profit-taking sales. These were con- ducted under the cover of aggressive bullish demonstrations in a number of the leading industrials. American Can was pushed up more than four points to a record top at 13Sh, and then reacted to 1864. United States Steel common and Baldwin showed net gains of one point at Ill and 124H, respectively. Forty stocks established new high rec ords for the year in the days trading.
 Railroad shares were mixed from the start. Establishment of new peak prices by such issues as New York Central, Southern Railway and Missouri Pacific preferred were offset by losses of one to three points in Atchison, Chesapeake and Ohio. the St. Paul is- sues, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Nickel Plate, Reading and several others.
 Buying of the steel shares was in- fluenced by the encouraging reports of the weekly trade reviews, Republic, Bethlehem and Crucible showing net gains of about IA points each. Cop pers fell back oh realizing, which prob- ably was inspired by reports that high CT prices for the red metal had met with a marked strengthening in demand, but American Smelling and Anaconda bet tered their previous top prices.
 Steady accumulation of the motor shares was based on expectations of increased sales of cars and trucks in agricultural regions this fall and the announcement Of proposals for an .ex- tensive operation of new bus lines in New York City. Mack Truck and White Motors led the advance in this group. Public utilities continued to respond to reports of higher earnings, Consolidated Gas creating new high at 72%, but later cancelling the days gain.
 Allis Chalmers, which reported a sem sational advance yesterday( broke more than three points on profit-taking. Marked heaviness also was apparent in Associated Dry Goods, Davison Chem ical, National Lead, Stewart Warner and Wilson & Go. preferred, all off to 3h points.
 Call money continued to hold at 2 per cent. There was no change in the time money and commercial paper rates.
 Foreign exchange rates were reaction ary foA the third consecutive day, with business in reduced volume. Demand sterling ruled about Ac lower around steady around SAC. The Canadian dol lar, which touched par yesterday, was again at slight discount.
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CURB EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-A sensational jump of 26 points to 401 in American Power and Light was, the outstanding feature of todays irregular curb mar ket.. Commonwealth Power jumped nearly points to 104, but later can- celled half of it's gain.
 Most of the active oil shares showed nominal changes. Red Bank broke an additional points before it met sup porting orders, which eventually wiped out most of today's loss. Standard oil of Ohio advanced 4 points and South Penn 8 points, but the turnover in each case was small. Increased activity of Woodley was based on expectation of @ favorable earnings statement for the first six months.
 Motors displayed a strong tone in sympathy with the advance of those is- sues on the Big Board," General Mo tors (new stock), the most active fea- ture, touching a record top at 60$. Coaiers were heavy, Glen Alden drop ping nearly points and Lehigh Valley certificates one. Radio shares moved within narrow and irregular limits.
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COTTON sEEn orL

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Cotton seed oil advanced IS to s3 points today through covering of shorts on bulIish July consumption figures and light old crop reserves, but the poor showing in lard and grains discouraged new buy ing. At the close. near months were to ' points net higher and late posi- tions 5 to points net lower. Sales, 21 300 barrels The census report in- dicated that 229,6o0 barrels of refined oil were consumed in July. Stocks in all positions were 2ss,0o0 barrels. Prime crude, 12c, nominal; prime summer yell low, spot, 14.25c bid; September closed at 13.70c, October at 12.67c, December at 10.s6c and March at 1107c, all bid.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Cotton goods held steadier throughout the day in the gray goods division, but trading was light Business in fine wash fab rics was active in certain. lines, but no broad buying developed. Wool goods buying for the spring was on a mod crate scale, except In some of the bet ter grades of fine wool goods. Burlaps markets continued firm here, with light spot and filling-in demand. Strike. conditions at Paterson continue to dis turb the silk market. Jobbers reported a more active week with retailers, naIn- ly for spot and early delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
COTTON ADVANCE IS MAINTAINED
Covering Movement Sends December IF Points
 Above Monday Level

NEW YORK, Aug. 20-The covering movement responsible for yesterdays rallies in cotton continued in today's trading and sent the price of December contracts up to 25.S5c, or 65 points net higher and IT points above the level of Monday. This bulge was not fully maintained, but December closed at 25.I6c, with the general market closing steady at net advances of 40 to 59 points, except for September, which was nominally 10 points lower.
 The market opened firm at an ad- vance of 10 to 30 points because of relatively steady Liverpool cables, re- ports that about 35 per cent of the cotton area in Texas was still suffer ing from drought and overnight buying orders brought in by the advances of yesterday. There was irregularity early, when the market was sold on expecta- tions of a bearish weekly review by the weather bureau, which proved less favorable than anticipated, and buying became more active after its publica- tion. Stop orders were uncovered as prices worked higher and active months sold about 49 to 65 points above yes terday's closing quotations during mid day, october touching 26.24c and Jan uary assoc. The more urgent demand from shorts then appeared to have been suppIeu anu tHcTc was a Dettef division of buying and selling orders, last prices showing reactions of or 10 points from the best.
 No further private reports were is- sued, but the forenoon advance was ac- companied by expressions of uncer- tainty as to whether the government re- port, due on Saturday, would confirm private crop estimates of above 13,000,- GOO bales. There also was comment on more numerous complaints of insects or boil weevil from the south, which may have promoted the covering move ment. Houses with continental and trade connections were among the buy CTS here, but considerable hedge selling by the south was reported.
 Port receipts today, SITS bales. United States port stocks, 195,774 bales. Exports, 3,24s, making s5,s2s so far this season.
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LTVERPOOL COTToN

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20.-spot cotton, fair demand; prices steady: Strictly good middling, 1S.O5d; good middling, 17.55d; strictly rniddIing, 16.95d; mid. ding, 1s.s5d; strictly low middlinK, 15.25d; low middling, 1455d; strictly good ordinary, 1405d; good ordinary, 13.s0d. Sales, 5000 bales, including 3,40o American. Receipts, 4,0O0 bales, includ- ing 2,100 American. Futures closed steady; August, 15.s2d; September, 15.oSd; October, 14.71d December, 14.47d; January, 14.49d; March, 14.47d; |; May, 14.Asd; July (1925). 14.2sd.
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rnprYnN ExuHANGES

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Foreign ex- changes were easy; quotations in cents; s4.1sM: 60-day bills on banks, $4.45h. france. demand. 5.ss; cables, $40. Italy, demand, 4.401s s@4.4l; Belgium. 4:91; Germany (per trillion), .2SH; Holland, 3s.74; Norway, 1884; Sweden, 26.64; Denmark, 16.13: Switzerland, 1890; Spain, 1884; Greece. 1.S4; Poland, 1914; Czechoslovakia, 299; Jugoslavia, 1.241A Austria. .oO14K; Rumania, .46; Argsn- tina, 8S.75; Brazil, 10000; Tokyo, 41h; Montreal, 99 29-S2.
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P0TATn nrARREr

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Potatoes, slight ly weaker. Receipts, 35 cars. Total United States shipments, 64S cars. Kan sas sacked Irish cobblers, S1.20@I. .s5; Missouri sacked Irish cobblers, $1.15@ 1.3o; Minnesota sacked early Ohios, $1.1591 .25; Nebraska sacked Irish cob blers and early Ohios, few sales at $1.50s New Jersey sacked Irish cobblers, s1.s0; Virginia barrel cobblers, s2. $50 2.75; sacked, $1.6501.75,
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 2o.-rurpen- tine, firm: s5c. Sales, 21o receipts, 629; shipments, 129; stock, 15,016.
 Resin. firm. Sales, 2,226; receipts 1,7s5; shipments. 116; stock, 100, ,63s.
 Quote: B, S4.70; D, $4.90; E to I. s4.s7h; K, $4.s71k04s0; M, e4.s7h D4.95: N, $5.15; WIG, $6.10; WINK, S6.6o@6.65,
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Copper, easy: Electrolytic, spot and futures, 1S% O 13%c. Tin, steady: Spot and futures, $52.62. Iron, steady: No. 1 northern, $20.50@ 2150; No. 2 northern, $2o920.5o; No. 2 southern, $1s91s5o.
 Lard, steady: Spot, $s@s.25.
 Zinc, firm: East St. Louis, spot, S6.25; futures, $6.25@6.27.
 AntimonY: Spot. S9.75C
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RAW SILK

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Raw silk, firm; prices per pound: Ksnsai double extra cracks, $6.s0@6.35; Kansai best, No. 1, $6G6.05; Shinshu, No. 1. $5.90@ 5.95i Canton extras, A." 14-16, $65O; Shanghai, China, steam fl gold double deer, $7.2O@7.40.
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-spot cot ton, steady; sS points up. Sales on the spot, 3S0 bales; to arrive, 415 bales. Low middIing, 23.ssc; middling, 2e.6sc; good middling, 27.Sec. Receipts, I'll bales; stock, SO,623 bales,
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FLOUR NTARKET

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 2O.- Flour, unchanged to 20c lower. In car load lots: Family patents quoted at S7.6007.70 a barrel in 9S-pound cotton sacks. Shipments, 42,026 barrels.
 Bran, $25.
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RICE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-Clean rice, strong. Sales, 555 Honduras at 5% @7hc, s39 Blue Rose at 6@6Ac, 409 Carolina at 6A A06%c, 800 early prolific at 6e,> ITO Edith at 67sc, 23O second heads at 4%@4Bc, s7 screenings at 3% @3hc.
 Rough rice, strong. Receipts, 5,342; millers' receipts, 2,506.
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.YEGETARLES

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O-Egg plants: Louisiana, hampers, $1@125.
 Peaches. Elbertas, bushel baskets Arkansas, s2.509275; Tennessee, $2,2S9 2.50.
 Peppers: Tennessee, hampers, s0c@si. Sweet potatoes; Alabama, hampers, S3@3.25.
 Watermelons: Tom Watsons, bulk per
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DULUTHs Minn., Aug. 2o.--Flax closed: September, $23Sls; october, $2.2sK; November, s2.29; December, $2.254s; May S2.s1, nomlnally.
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, August 20--Following is the official list of transactions the New York Curb Exchange giving all stocks and bonds traded in:
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HUBBARD BROS. 6 co.

AAODAS4 AANAS DANNgAJs GG NOe Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special cOnsIgnmenEs of spot cotton for delivery.
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BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Bar silver, ;s1Sc: Mexican dollars, 52stc.
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MrM nRLEAMa cnrrnM

NEW ORLEANS. La. August 2O-Cotton futures closed steady at net advance Of 4l to 55 points.
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NEW YORK BONDS
UNITED sTATEs BONDS

NEW YORK August so.--Foliowlng are todays high low and closing prizes Of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and tho total sales Of each bond:
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. August 1o.-FollowinS are today,s sales. high low and closing prices of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange:
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United Stale. bonds are quoted ID dOIIaFs and
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PoRT MOVEMENT
INFERIOR MoYEMEMr

@. .25I; exports, AT. ExportS-Weck. 3S.244; season. s3.229.
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NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK. August 2O,-cotton futures closed steady
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10
FL Presidente de Ia Asamblea
Mpal. de Houston, Texas, Sc d.
rige a los puertorriqueiios
FL Cerente General De Ia Camara de Comercio
de Houston Sc drige los hombres de nego-
clos de Puerto Rico

diendo apreciar las ventajas que es-
te mercado ofrece, y las facilidades
que nuestro puerto de Houston pro-
porciona.
La basta extension del Estado lie
Texas, mas grande aun que Alema-
mia, Francia, Inglaterra y la Gran
Bretaiia unidas, esta en- disposition
de poder suministrar pronta Y efcaz-
nente muchos de sus productos que
Sc necesitan en- las Antillas, las
Antillas en- cambio han exportado
anualmente al Estado de Texas va
rios millones de pesos de sus pro-
ductos.
Entire los miembros de esta ex-
cursion Sc encuentra el Presidente
Municipal de la Ciudad de Houston
Y algunos otros Presidentes de los
demas pueblos del Estado de Texas;
representatives de Instituciones Ban
carias; Jefes de Camaras de Conner
clio; algunos de los principales Je-
fes de lgrandes negociaciones en- to-
do el Estado de Texas, y todos veni-
mos en- calidad de representatives de
los intereses del Estado y esperamos
yer cultivada la buena opinion que
nos hemos tornado de los habitan-
tes de las hermosas islas que veni-
mos visitar. Por consiguiente de-
seamos grandemente conocer durante
nuestra estancia en- elias los hoia-
bres de negocios con quien poder dis
cutir nuestras relaciones comercia-
les v los beneicios cue de elias Sc
pueden obtener para beneficio inutuo.
No desconocemos en- 10 mas mi-
nimo las oportunidades de educacion,
de recreo y de descanso que nos ofre-
cen en- el territorio cubierto por
nuestro itinerario en- este viaie. Pro-
hahlemente no sc encuentra en- nues-
tro grupo de excursionistas un. Gin
co por ciento que hayan visitado cs-
tas hermosas islas. tropicales en- otra
OCCASION. Con tai motive, las con-
diciones de estos paises, sus hermo-
sos paisajes. las bases Fundamentals
les donde descansa el norvenir de
estos paises, y sus historias, serali
una nueva revelacion para nosotros.
En- cambio esperamos que esta
vista dc este grupo de. Ciudadanos
del Estado de Texas, sirva para es-
tablecer una amistad mas estrecha
con los habitantes de las Antillas en-
general, Y que los habitantes de es-
tas islas en- cainbio Sc sirvan visi-
tar las playas del Estado de Texas
donde una cordial bienvenida les es-
pera."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10
PAQUITA ESCRIBANO EN- Ell
TEATRO OLIMPO

Ell sabado en- la noche hizo su de-
but en- ell Teatro Olimpo Ia encarl-
tadora y notable tonadillera Paqui-
ia Escribano, que tan merecidamen-
te Sc ha captado la simpatia y el
aprecio de nuestro publico.
Ell Teatro estaba completamente
lleno v el exito alcanzado por Ia ge-
nial artista superb los que con-
quistara en- anteriores temporadas.
Su repertoire nuevo fue del agra
do del pdblico la presentation y
acierto en- ell vestir deleit6 las da-
mas que concurrieron a aplaudir y
admirar la simpatica artista.
FL debut del sabado nos demostro
claramentc que Paquita Escribano
no dejara de gustar nunca entire nos
otros y que ella, sabedora de este
procura ser cada vcz mas genial y
admirable.
La temporada sera quizas la mas
brillante de cuantas ha hecho en-
Puerto Rico, iuzgar por el entu-
siasmo que su aparici6n produjo en-
la noche del sabado.
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sIMPATIcA BoDA EN- ANAsco

Ell domingo dos del cursante Sc lie-
v6 efecto en- Afiasco la simp&tica
boda de los estimables y distingridos
j6venes, srta. Ramonita Muhiz, bella
Y espiritual damita perteneciente .
una apreciable fami'ia de aquella lo-
calidad y el inteligente Y correcto jo-
ven, DR.. Pedro Rivera Aponte, uno
de los medicos del Auxiiio Mutuo.
Con motive de. Ia gravedad que ex-
perimentaba un allegado de la novia,
la boda fue celebrada en- familia, re-
sultando, no obstante, un acto solem-
ne y brillante. Numerosos fueron los
regaIos que recibi6 la novia.
Fueron padrinos la srta. Julita RI
vera de Rivera, hermana del novio y
el DR.. Antonio Mufiz, hermano de la
desposada.
La feliz pareja ha fijado SUI residen-
cia en- la Avenida Bolivar, ndmero l !.
Deseamos los j6venes esposos tods
clase de felicidades en- su nueva vida.
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UNITED Press)

PARIS, MARIO 9--La situaci6n po-
Utica Sc ha agravado durante las Ill
timas horas con motfvo de los aconte-
cimientos surgidos en- el Senado pro-
p6sito de los proyectos financieros del
premier Poincare.
A las tres y ounce de la tarde. de
hoy el Jefe del Gobierno apareci6 ante
el Comits de Hacienda del Senado pa
"a solicitar que dicho ORGANISING aprue
be los referidos proyectos exactamen-
te como 10 hizo Ia Camara de Diputa-
dos. M. Poincare agreg6 que de no
hacerse asi tanto el como los miem-
brosgtie su Gabinste Sc disponen pre-
sentar la dimisi6n de sus cargos.
Las declaraciones del Presidente del
Consejo han producido extraordinaria
sensation pdblica y Sc asegura en- fuen-
tes bien autorizadas que a pesar de Ia
sdplica de NJ. Poincare el senado re-
chazara por mayoria los proyectos del
Gobierno.
FL peri6dico "Petit Parisien" anun-
cia que el Gobierno Sc tambalea y que
no transcurriran veinticuatro foras sin
que la Republica tenga un nuevo Ga
binete.
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En- Ia Illailana de aver,
en- Cataao, ln hombre
do muerte a su espO sa
haciendole un disparo
de pistola
DIsGUsTos FRECuENTES ENTRE
LOS EsPosos MoTIvARoN La,
TRAGEDIA

En- la mafiana de aver las seis ocu-
rri6 en- Catafio, un hecho de sangre que
viene agregar una tragedia mas q las
muchas que hemos estado registrando
en- estos dias.
Maria del Carmen Rodriguez Cana
les, de 27 amos, estaba casada con Juan
Guzman, como de Al afios de edad.
Entire los referidos esposos, SO nos
informa, que ocurrian frecuentes dis
gustos por motive de los celos.
En- la madrugada de aver la esposa
sali6 en- busca de sn marido, quien en-
toda la noche no sc habia presentado
en- la casa y al encontrarlo en- estado
de embriaguez 10 llev6 su casa. Una
vez en- La casa y va en- la habitaci6n
marido y mujer emprendieron una dis
cusi6n acalorada, dando por resultado
que el marido hizo uso de Ia pistola
le hizo un disparo atravesandole el CO.
raz6n. La infeliz esposa cay6 exanime
en- eI suelo.
Una vez realizado Ell hecho, Guzman
.corri6 hacia la residencia de Celestino
Colon para guardian alli la pistola.
Embellishments intervinieron las
autoridades de policia, quienes arres-
taron al agresor v ocuparon Ell arma.
Informado del case el Fiscal Gomez,
este Sc traslad6 al expresado pueblo
practice la correspondence investiga-
ci6n de los hechos califcando el deiito
de Homicide voluntario 10 sefial6
al matador una fianza de cinco mil do
lares para su hbertad provisional.
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o
ULTIMA HoRA


PARIS, mario 9.-Noticias llegadas
de Rabat dicen que la situaci6n do las
tropas espaflolas en- la zona de Ma
rruecos es dificil. Las tribus rebel
des atacaron las posiciones de Tiszi-
Aga, Tafersit y Dazib-Middar a se-
senta niillas de Melilla. Los contin-
gentes de Ab-del-Krim que Sc acerca~
ron los dessacamentos espafioles fue-
ron .obligados a retirarse despues9 de
experimental importantes bajas.
Las tropas del teniente moro Khe-
ribe ansenazan las ciudades de Tetuan
y Chicaquen.
La situaci6n parece que no es IA
vorable para las tropas de Espaiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10
UNA NUEVA Ease DEL CON-
FLICTO PETROLERo.-CoMO
FUE FALL. A LA SECRETARIA
DEL INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, MARIO 9.-El Co.
mite Investigator del senado ha re-
suelto investigar los rumores circular
tes acerca de 81 Albert 3. Fall fu6 la
secretaria del Interior en- virtud de
un convenio con Jake Ramon, conoci-
do magnate petrolero de Nueva York.
Sc tiene entendido adem&s que dicho
Ramon ofreci6 ayudar financieramen-
to a Harding O Wood siempre que
cualquiera de ellos que saliera triun-
fante Sc comprometiera Ilevar Fall
a Ia Secretaria del Interior.
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Sc COMPLICA LA QUESTION
DEL ESCANDALO PETROLE=
RO.-AHORA RESULTA QUE
la REVOLUTION ENCABEZA=
DA POR DE LA HUERTA Sc
HIZO DESDE WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, MARIO 9.-El sena-
dor Wheeler ha declarado ante Ell Co.
mit6 Investigator del Senado que tie
ne pruebas convincentes para aclisar a
los intereses petroleros que dirigen Sin
clair Y Doheny de haber fomentado la
reciente revoluci6n del cabecilla meji-
cano Adolfo de la Huerta contra ell Co
bierno Federal de M6jico.
Ell Comit6 acord6 escuchar nuevamen
te Wheeler en- la reunion de mafia-
ma.
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DON FERNANDO FIGUEREDo

Ha regrcsado la isla el ilustra-
do galero, DIR. Fernando Figueredo,
quicn sc encontraba por Europa y
Estados Unidos visitando los meio-
res mas afamados centres cicnti-
ficos en- sus importantes capitales
hacienda estudios de los dltimos ade-
lantos de la ciencia.
Este inteligente medico es espe-
cialista en- Intermediates de los ojos,
oidos, nariz y garganta, y trae los
iiltimos tratamientos para estas de-
licadas intermediates.
AL saludar a tan prestigicso ami
20 le deseamos muchos exitos en- su
profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10
UNA PROTESTA DEL BRASIL
HA LLEGADO AL VATICANO

ROMA, MARIO 9-El Embajador del
Brasil ha visitado esta tarde al Carde-
nal Gasparri para hacer constar la pro-
tesla de su gobierno contra la actitud
del Papa, quien parece la exciuido a
los Arzobispos sur americanos del Ca
pelo Cardenalicio.
Sc sabe que numerosas protestas han
llegado en- igual scntido de la Argen-
tina.
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DON FELICIANO PARES
CABALLERO

En- Manatf ha dejado de existir eli
estinfado ciudadano, Don Feliciano
Pares Caballero, quien gozaba ALI
de generates simpatfas.
FL entierro, Ell cual resulto muy
concurrido Sc efectuo el jueves en-
aquella ciudad.
Nos asociamos a. la justa pena que
embargo en- estos momentos los
deudos del cabailero extinto y en-
particular al dolor de su hijo, nues-
tro amigo el joven Feliciano Pares
Sanchez.
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DANIELS ENVUELTo EN- Ell
ESCANDAL0

WASHINGTON, mario 9.-EI ex-
secretario de Marina Edwin DENNY, ha
manifestado ante Ell Comit6 que inves-
tiga 81 asunto del arrendamiento de las
reservas petroleras que estas fueron
hechas primeramente por indicaciones
del ex-secretario de Marina en- la Ad-
ministracion de Wilson Josephus Da-
niels.