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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
DE!DE JUANk-DIAZ

(Conttn"dcl6n de Ia pdqtna sP)
90 trabsi Adora para que no votasen
con ol partido untonista y q la rsspe'
sable rszA dc solor 50 les pretendio
sngtnAr, hAciS adoie Greer que eramos
aus ensmigos. eyendoles una hoj susl'
to slAadeatina, que &c dice copiaaa de
an periodico dc Aresibo. Sabemos
que nueatfoa onrsros unionistAs pro-
leaGaron do aQtellAs vsrAiones y aga
nos amigos psrssneclentes & 10 class
de color hacis quienss oil parsido unio
nistA guarda las miamaa consider AClo
nes y reapeto GUS q los hlAncoI, tam
bien 40 1ndigaaron con las Grss&s do
que 10 vAlsn los rspublicAnos preten.
diendo snganAr & los incAusos, El
pArlido unionista no entieade do clA-
ses nj eondicionss. A los patriosAs no
90 leo mira 81 color q que perGsneesn.
Todos Valen por iguAl y Cuando ye'
moa un hombre de color que 80 lsvan.
10, sertlmos haCiA 81 lAa mAyores sim
palias. Enlendsmos que 10 inteligen.
cia el aabsr eaIAn 81 Alsanos de todas
lAA slaAss seciAleH. Es&a propaganda
perniciosAs no engAnAn 4 nadis. El
pueblo sahs que cuando don Fauatino
DIS prstsndi6 ponerse trsnts { don
Ramon Tossa. sus amigos le abAndo.
naron. Z stf1or Dfax no o. IN polf,i'
GO aincsro. 81 10 f4erA 10 record aria
dc eata lecsi6n y no hAblarlA On In
lorna que 10 zoe.
CORRESPONsAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
SR. HERMAN ROESE.
Proninente En- Circnf0s De instruction
Y Celador De Los PobreS, Dice
Que La Pe-ru-na Ha Probad0
Ser EIRemedio Mas Eficaz.
SR. HERMAN ROESE.

Herman Reese, New Butternut St.,
No. 18 Syracuse, New York, Presi-
dente del Comite de instruction de 10
Escuela Webster en- ell pueblo de Sa1ina.
Es tamblen celador de los pobres, cuya
posici6n le ha dado amplia oportunidad
para notar las causas de los enferme-
dades, como tambfen los mejores medios
de evitarlas y curarlas.
Expresa su aprobaci6n para ell uso
de Ia Peruna como un medic eflcaz de
resolver un problema de tai interes
para 10 comun1dad, como sigue:
"L0s desarregioS parecen afectar los
puimones y ri1ones de los pobreS, y
debid0 d este he ViSt0 Cient0s de eII0s
en- mny NAL SaIGd.
"C0n placer les manifesto que, la
PeruHa ha prObad0 ser ell remedi0 mas
eficaz en- un ndmero de caSoS, en- los
cuafes no Sc uS6 0tra medicine.
ala conSidero un especifico para
cnaIquier deSarregio de los 6rganos
respirat0rios. "---Herman Reese.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
APARIENCIAS ENGlRAN

DiGe IN psri6diso dc 10 eIudad d
NsT Yok;
sUa Ansiano de 68 amos de eisd
que dilo llamArss PaIritk Trairer, del
dneso 64a u Ossas de 10 ealle rs, se
dirigt6 81 iusvsa pGsAdo al aArgsnIo
de poIiViA Sullivan, imp!orAndols que
le prosurara algdn AlimenGo. Condo.
lido 81 sgsnie del orden Fdb loo, h.1o
que Ie le suminialrAra al nendIgo una
baena somids, J una vez que dsio
satisfeCho 81 apetiso, yolvl6 4 sulli.
van para psdirls le ayudass & rssu
perAr IN panta!6n que le habian 70.
hado.
81 sArgsnto ri5 del aaunto, psro
euando 81 pordioHsro ls lndic6 cue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

Hoy 30 eeltbr6 81 iuisio contra
los rspublisanos Danaao Qlilas y
Juan Torres CsrAbsllo, por hsbsr
rroia 10 piedrss contra los unionis
sss on el msetipg CO ebrado en 10 tar
lie del domingo del corriente ca 10
calle del Hospital, On el eual sali6
gravemente hsrida on IL eabsza Dolo'
res Rivera.
So prssentAron al iaiaio testlgoa 4
dc cargo los que m&nitstaron dos de
slos) hAber visto & D6msso Q piles
jar del balloon ds Juan Alb'zl. 60.
ger IN ladrillo en ID ealle y eshsrselo
Il bolsillo del gahkn, subir otra We q
dieho balloon y dArls disimui Id t msnts
sl ladrillo q Juan Torres Caraballo,
Quien 10 arrci6 aohre las personaa que
astahan 90 el meeting yendo { eaer en
10 eshzA de 10 indivIdua Dolores RI
vera.
Los testigos declararon ain tisu
bsar 10 miano q las preguntas del
Jutz que & las preguntas qua hRcia el
abogado defeAzor Htdor Fernando
Coronas.
Los teAtIg3s do 10 dsfsnsa divsga'
ron On sus declaractoneH, no pudiendo
On coniunto traer IL elaridad de L.
eoartada que trasAbA dc preaeniar el
aef or Carahallo.
Il abe gAdo dsfsnaor dsspues dc
algunas consider acionev, rsnunci6 & 10
detenua.
RI Juez dei6 pendients 10 senten
eia.
El pdblico que concurri6 al iuieio
fue numeroso.
I'm lR tarde do aver y q las pri
meras horas do 10 noehe fueron deco
misadas por 10 poliefa inaular dos
partidas do bacalao podrido que az
liam con direcsi6n oil campo, do 10 ca
90 do los aef1ores Tomas Monllor y
Andres Uriarte.
I'll primero tue deeomisado por oil
gusrdia del pueato de Csnas Sinloro'
90 Lsbr6n y el Hgundo por oil guar
dia del puesto de Asgueyes seflor Alo'
mar y el eomiaario del bArrio do ca
nAs FraE ciaeo Collazo De ambos se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

~Eugenlo Serrano, ha sido de
nunciado por 10 poliefA insular por
sgrssi6n.
Por hartsr unas cAfi fae dsnun-
siado Ru6ao Colon.
LIDS republieanos no encontran.
DO una easa republicans en- sl barrio
spampanoss para dar IN MEETING, tn.
vieron que valsrse de cierso eaballero
repuhlieAno qu- tisne amistad con an
unionissA do dieh bArrIo para gus 10
prestara su casa.
-FIe dsnurclado Eladio Rodri.
guez, por crus'dAd con los animales.
-El dacsntado meeting anuneiado
por los rapublIe.ncs On el bsrrio do
CAnas, p&rese qas lienen que darlo en-
uua casa del bArrio II 8 ~. pues On
Capas On sl verdadsro Csnas, oil Gr.
boil del republic sniamo no do frutos.
-Exlstencla de prasos On el Dsp6.
alto municipal, rs; Entrados hoy, min.
gunoi Salidos 3; Q asdan, %
LA C0rss municipal ha impussto
4 los rspublieAnos D&maso Qailss v
Juan Torres CsrAballo. ; messs dc
careel y 200 dollars de multa q 90 diaa
do e&scel mas.
Hoy 90 han vaeunado 20 nifl os v
% han adepash ado 4 eersifis aai ienes.
-Corren versiones do hsbsr aldo
atropellado anoehs IN individuo Dor
motive do ID qusma del haealao que
srataba do venderss clandsat!namante
por los campos.
Se hacen varios eomsntarios = de
sllos daremos informss & nuestros lec'
torres una vex tengamos los datos a ue
eatamos inquiriendo.
r-Esta noehe loa republicanos ca
lebran un meeting en- 10 salle do 10
SAlud.
e rs del sorriente debutarG On
nuestro tsatro IL Compahla do opera
aeognamiglio con 10 opera sFAusto. !.
LA Corts muniei pol Id sondsna :
do hoy & Ramon Soto, alquilado do 10
casa do comercio del ac1or Castillo,
por robo do unas frsnelas, 4 4 mese
do prisi6n.
! CORREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

di6 euenta q Is Ssnidsd.l 10 que orden6
81 qusma ertsrrsmiento.
Ell ex slcslds Luis P, Vsldiyi,
90. s'iontA & les hussses republicans
para que trabaien en- los eampos ain
deaeanso, dando msstiugs y hacienda
toda clase de propaganda
ipobre Luis, no escarmientsl
~Nasstro amigo oil iovsn don Ce'
aar Bastamtn nte mos usrticips que
deatfuysmos 10 ver4i6a propsgada
por variss psrsonss dieiendo que 81
81 repuhlieano; pues 81 ha sido y ei
unionitta. y que iamas hs pensado
eRmbiar aus idesles po fiicos.
~ss han MAJ dado pinlar todos
los traatos vieios ga sirven en- el
marsado para eolcc ar los fsutos.
5CuSndo 80 ordsnar& que no estSn
por mas Nempo m lehoa efectos en- el
auelo?
Hoy ae h IA pussto 4 IL venta On
el mercado p'hlico nueve rases con
un total de 2 532 libras dc eArne ( 80
civs. ktlo.
Entire los declsrAnsss On Ia eau
10 seguids contra Danaso Q ailss ,
Juan Torres Caraballo, fguran dol
gusrdtas espeeiaIes quienes, llama
dos por el iuez, maniasstAn que oye
ron d estos palabras 81 salir de IL
carcel, On las que decfan que shors
no t'rarfan con pisdrAs, pero Of COR
halas v esfionkzoa.
-El comsreianta don Julio Olivie
ri f4d ssntsneiado por ID Corse NUM-
cipal 4 100 dollars de multa por t. Al
do oil Tesoro Insular.
Las primsras invest 8 gaeiones hs
shas aobre el asunto Q lilies C ar raballs
fae hechR por el polisfA Juan L. Ra
mos y seeundado por el poliGia Jea6l
Co!6n, aiendo este dllimo quien los re
duio& prisi6n.
Prsacs exlstentes On 10 earcel de-
Diatrito;
En- sumaria: Varones Al. Mujs
rea =. Cnmpliendo eondena Varones
222 kujsres, II. Total 286.
SAlldos, Juan Soils. Pauline Ortiz
Manuel Toro, Juan Suare1 III CAbs
| LUCAS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

lamaien hAbfa perdido IN rsloi que
Vs i s45r prinsipi6 & llsmarls IL
aIenelCn 81 individuo J srey6 eopvs.
nisnss hGeerlo exsminAr. psbida'
msnls slsondidos coEidos 50 los To-
rros del sseo J de los CO sonss, ls hA'
llsron vsri0s rollos de hillstss dc
bAneo por We or de 1927 , una librs'
ta Q ue indiCabA dsp6aitos sn una Co
iA DC Ahprros por mas de go. QOO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
C3ya-PeRsiidn de ,ehurits,

E'tsb'ecera an Rl pr6ximo mss nns
cAsa pension egc1uSivdmente para sefto.
rstGs 50 81 pueblo de Rio Pisdras, Ia
ssnora America Duprey, viuda de
Noya,
SsrA UNICA EN- SU CLASE porous
~ alumnRH sendrAn repaso de todAs
lAs aAignatnras, en todos los cuysos.
por IN profeaor 9 professors de reco
noeida competencia
Las seforitaa qua dessen anrove.
ehsr esAa ventsja puedsn dlriglrse &
la Directora de <El Lieeo Ponce fYoS.
dofa Ana Reque de Dnurey, ouian
informarA respecto 4 precio v demSs.
Pnnee. Qosto de 1908. 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
HuEVO SEMANARIQ

Hemos rsClbldo oil primer ndmsro
do SLA B AndsrA ds lA Uni0n,s ssms
mario que ha EN- pez ado q public arss
On Agaadilla. Lo dlrige sl inapirado
vals, Jos6 Agustln AponIe. Lo admi'
niasra MsrIo Morales, corss4ponaal
dc La DENoCRAcIA, Amboa eaaimAdos
ca eAtA sasA.
8aludsmAmoa 81 nuevo adalid de-
tansor del ideal unioniata,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
DESDE PATILLls

En- 10 Convention dltimamepIc ce.
lsbradA en PaIillAs, ae acord6 IL can.
didasura munictpal siguiente:
AlsAlde, don FsAnsiaco Z mon Gs.
ly.
CorCsiAlea; don O.tAYio Rivers
Rodriguez, don Bernardo Msrle, don
Ffanoisco o:Ilz don Fra asiaso Pie6n,
don RAutistA Gsly.
JuutR Escolar: don Ramon La
bron, dor Juan B CresCioni, don Oar.
los Vergns de IL ConCha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
JuRta EscoIar de Utuado

Aviso q los N1eStr0s. q ,edau aGu
vaeantsa doc sssuslAs RrAduadas de
iEgies On eGlA m4nisI pAlldAa, yss In,
vita los mAeatros que deseen dessm :.
psdArlas durante el pr6xImo eurso !,
Para que diriiAn sus sollcitudes '
cerlifsAdos 81 Pres dents dc ssta Jun
Is hassa sl dfA 20 del eur.anle.
UnAdo, sstlsmbrs 10 do 1909,
Or. Adndn Cueto Rodrgue.,
5~ls. Prtslaenle do la Jants.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
sAIGIDO { FUERTES
DEF OsITO DENTAL

Compltta exlstanctA de dc clAse
do materlslss v metsles preciosos pa
~ uaoa pr fsalonales. Presios 'gualea
a 'oE 20 'riensas en- loa Estados Uoidos.
36 Sen F"arci.cn. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
seorltario.

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel Tieio de. pefi6die0 a dos
pesos el quinta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
NOTAS DE PONCE

Dos ubcanfs ad ametmnno g|n
son fssa Venta de Una
| carce municipal Denunc de pofcia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
lIGlL0IA De UIUAD0

Sc admiten sollsitades psra pro
vssr i Vscsate de Sub inspeetor de
Ssnidad , Bsnsfieereis de Jayuya,
Utukdo, dotsdA sor 800 AnuAles
Utsado, Agosto 81. 1905
F D. U0fdepai AlcsIds de UtuAdo,
12e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

rare dsiar AlsAmense eomplaeidos &
euantoa gustep hon, Ar con "a asisten.
eli el SBslnesr,o de Coamo1
presios de hnspedaie por ssnAnaEl
Una persons. diario $3.50,
Nihos J criados proeioa sonvtnaio
aelss.
Para MS informss dirigirss 1 50
srgendstario
JUAN EROLX.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
BACTER|OLOG|sT
READk FOR WORK
Dr.. Levy Has Office Fitted Up
On Fourth Floor Of City
Hall.

The Office of city bacteriologist. re-
Gently established In Richmond, Is now
in operation, DIR. Ernest C. Levy, who
was elected to the office having filled
his laboratory on the fourth floor of
the City Hall.
The object of this Office is give to the
physicians Of Richmond the opportunity
of having ARCHAEOLOGICAL examinations
made. free of charge, for the purpose
of assisting them in making a prompt
and accurate diagnosis In dlphtheria.
Tuberculosis and typhoid fever. and to
determine when cases of diphtheria are
past the period of contagiousness.
Stations for the distribution Of out
fits for the collection of MARTIAL have
been established ut the following points:
John r. Bauer, 1901 West Main Street;
a. G. Briggs, Harrison and Grove Ave-
nue., A. II. Robins 200 East Marshall
Street; Wagner Drug Company. Sixth
and Broad Streets: r.. N, Curd, Mosby
and Nenable Streets; ". II. Fans. 2S1a
East Broad Street; Peoples Drug Store.
1900 Williamsburg Avenue.
The outfit In each case consists or the
proper contnlner for the material, direc-
ations for the collection of the same.
and IL blank for data relating to the
case In order to secure tho best results
these directions must be accurately fol-
lowed and the blanks filled out as fully
MS possible by physicians making use
of them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
Church Social.
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Guests Of Club.

Among the out-of-town guests appear
ing this week at the Woman's Club of
Richmond We're Miss Claris Crane. of Bal
tlmore; Mrs. a. NJ. Rutledge, OF Louis
Vile, KY: Miss Mari, of Baltimore; MIS-.
Charles Culpeper, of Portsmouth, Va:
Miss Page. OF Washington, d, g.. Miss
Sue Garnet. of New York: Miss Lucille
Collie, of Pittsylvania, Va; Miss Annie
Gibson. Of New York. Mrs. Robert For
syth Miss Elzilabeth Cushman, of WASH
ington, d. c.: Mrs. James NIcAfee, Miss
McAfee of Columbia, Mo-, Miss Nan
Jefrries, of Warrcnton, Va; Miss Lucy
Coles. Of Albemarle county: Miss Elise
suowhen, of Virginia; Miss Rose Harrl.
son. Of staunton, Va; Mrs. I. A. Waller.
OF Danville, Va; Miss Kate Massie Buck,
Miss Hattie j. Warrington, of Front
Royal Va; Mrs, lioge' Gillian, of New
York; Mrs. Henry L, Stone. Of Louis
Nllle Ky.S Mrs, j, A. Johnson, Of Long
dale, Va. and Miss Katherine Olnstead
of Elizabeth, N. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
'REDBREAST AND
OTHER BEAUTIES.
Birds Need observation-disclosures
OF Richmond Appeal to the
Legislature.
PLEA FOR LITTLE soNGsTERs
Birds Are Profitable As Insect
Destroyers and Make De-
liglltful Music.
PLEA FOR LITTLE sONGsTERs

The Every Monday Club, one of the
composed Of some OF the best women In
the city has gone before tho Legislature
in an effort to secure better and broader
law for the protection Of the song birds.
At a recent meeting of the club COIN
mittee was appointed to memorialize the
legislature to enact law for tho better
protection of the robin and other bright
songsters, making them safe from the
fowling piece of the rowing hunter.
The following appeal has been handed
to Senator C. II. Walker, OF Northun-
berland county, who is the chairman OF
the Senate Committee on Fish and Game:
TO the honorable members Of the Legisl1-
ture of Virginia:
The ladies of the Every Monday Club
of the city of Richmond wish to call your
attention to the vital subject of protecting
the song birds. by passing law against
their destruction-in the parks. fields and
woodlands of our State. For some years
we have noticed the sad decrease In their
numbers. Thousands of birds are killed
as they migrate from their winter
homes to the North for the summer,
although, they stop but short time on
their way. Notably among them is the
robin red-breast. whose clear, happy song
is a Joy to all. Now, in many localities one
Is seldom seen or heard. The lark. the
wren, the robin. are such sweet Youngsters
that we beg for their protection. Must
we be denied the pleasure they give.
should 1t not be a crime to Kill the little
joyous creatures?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
BY CHARLES NIAcKAY.

stoneleigh Court. washington, on Feb
rnary 18th, in honor of Mrs. Flint, wife
OF Senator Flint of California.
Mrs. Turner Arlington is the guest of
Mr.. Blair Burwell. Jr., In Jacksonville
Fla.
Mr.. C. B. Marriott is registered at the
Kavanaugh, in Harrisonburg.
DR.. William NJ. Randolph, who has re-
Gently been elected to the chair of opera
tive surgery at the University, has en-
tered upon his duties.
Mrs. X. NJ. Hardy has returned to her
home in Staunton. after visit to friends
here.
Miss Lyle of this city, left yesterday
for Chase City for visit of several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert b. Wood visited
Atlantic City recently
DR.. j. d. Epps, of this city. has gone
to Greenvillc, S. c., where he will open
an Office and begin practice.
Mrs. Benjamin Held. of Washington,
recently entertained several of her out
of-town friends at whist. Among her
guests was Miss Nettie Kaufman Of
this city.
Masters Frank and Bradley Kain, of
Richmond, are the guests of thc;r aunt.
Mrs. II. IL. Bailey, of Lynchburg.
| =.
Miss Lucy Trent has returned to her
visit to friends here.
! Miss Irene Strayer, who has been the
| guest of Miss Helen O'Ferrall, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
~ - X
Miss Oracle Elder has returned TO her
home in staunfon, after a trip TO Rich
mond, Washington and Baltimore.
1 DR. e, Woofolkn accompanied by his
wife, has come to the city for medical
| treatment.
Miss Julia r, Ward and Mrs. j. w.
Wilcox, OF Norfolk returned to their
| nome Wednesday morning, from NASH
| inEton. While in the capitaipcity they
were guests at q luncheon given ly Col
onei George Harvey. at which the fol-
lowing distinguished guests We're pres
ent; Colonel Harvey, Mark Twain, Halle
Erminie Rlves the Hon. Joe Cannon,
frederick N Leigh, Mrs. Dougherty
Alexander G. Humphrcs.
Mr., William swanson. who attended the
inausnratIon yesterday, returned to Dan
Vile last nish,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
TO BE BURIED AT HOME.
Little Victims Of Meningitis Will
Be Laid to Rest at Home.

The two little victims of cerebro spinal
meningitis. Tom and Annie McGhee,
children of Mrs. Mary McGhee. of Ma
rion ELL, who died Wednesday morning,
were buried yesterday on the place The
mother wished to take tho bodies to her
former home in Fluvanna county to be
laid to rest there, but the health au-
.thorities would not permit Of this for
fear of contagion. the disease OF which
the children died Is a most dangerous and
vlrulent epidemic. when started, and tho
authorities were unwilling to run any
risk.
Another child, Mabel, about four years
old, was taken i'll Wednesday. but 1t ia
hoped that her illness will not develop
into the dreaded malady, with which
the other two children died Or. John
Monoure visited at the afflicted home
"Wednesday to offer such consolidation
as he could.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
Render Good Service.

III. The economic value of birds to
man lies In the service they render In
preventing the undue increase of insects,
In devouring small rodents, In acting as
scavengers. 1t Is estimated that insects
cause an annual loss OF ut least two
hundred million dollars to the agricul-
tural interests of the United States
Tho statement seems Incredible. but Is
based on reliable statistics. This does
not include the damage done to orna-
mental shade trees and shriibbery and
forest trees. But II incests are the nat
ural enemies sof vegetation. birds are
the natural enemies of insects. Think
for n moment what the birds are doing
for us any summer dav. when the air
Is filled with Insects. All day they are
chasing and eating the pests. and at
night the hunt Is kept up. An ornithol-.
ogist of the Board of Agriculture. states
that the stomach of yellow billed
cuckoo. shot at 6 O'Clock in the morning
contained the remains of forty-three
catipillars. How many 1t would have
eaten before night no one can say. The
stomachs of four chicadees contained
one thousand and twenty-eight eggs OF
the cankerworm. The stomachs of four
other birds of the same species contained
about six hundred eggs and one hundred
The average number Of eggs found In
twenty OF these moths was one hun
dred and eighty-five: and as lit Is esti-
mated that n chickadee may eat thirty
female cankerworm moths per day dur
ing the twenty-five days which these
moths crawl up trees, 1t follows that In
this period each chickadce would destroy
one hundred and thirty-eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty eggs of this
noxious insect.
Kill Many Insects.
There was found one hundred and sew
enty-five larvae of bibio--a fly which In
the larval stage feeds on the roots of
grass--in the stomach of a single robin.
and the intestine contained probably as
many more.
Many additional cases could be cited.
showing the intimate relation of birds
to insect-llfe, and emphasizing the ne
cessity of protecting and encouraging
these litte-appreciated allies of the ag-
riculturist,
We could fill pages where birds HAYS
rendered man the greatest service in
killing pests. In many States laws have
been passed already against killing song
birds. under penalty. Why should our
fair State be last in this important step,
so vital to the beauty Of the town and
country? While we are so rapidly NOV
ing forward in needed Improvements, let
this not be neglected. Therefore, the
ladies' of the Every Monday Club" APP
peal to your honorable body to pass n
law at this session, so amend or re-
enact the law pertaining to game. that
Will entirely prohibit the killing of song
birds, under penalty.
Respectfully submitted,
CORNFLIA WARD KING,
VIRGINIA. BYRD HILL,
LOTTIE HARTMAN CRAIG
Committee for the Every Monday Club.
Richmond, January 80, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
Honor Late Mr.. Milhiser

AT the meeting of the Executive Board
of the Hebrew Home for the Aged. held
Tuesday night, Mr., II, s, Hutzler pre-.
scented resolutions of respect and love 10
the memory of Mr., Emmanuel Milhiser,
who died recently. These were passed
and copies were sent to the family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02

Lena Gregory. Jean Hall. Hazel Heisler,
Kellam, Lillian Heisler Lulle Ready
Marie Jennings. Beulah Heisler; NIessrs.
George Newsome. Percy Abbot. Robert
Gregory, Willie Bridges. Hartwell Ramey,
Winston Dabney, Warren Portlaux, AL
lie Heislcr, Aylett Goode. Clarence Glenn,
Clarence Jennings. Earl Hall, Charlie
Rawson. Leslie Stone, George Heisler
and Mr.. Lippard.
Ice Carnival.
The ice carnival, which is to be given
by the Norfolk Chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy. will open next Mon
day at. the Norfolk Ice Palace, and will
run for n week. The proceeds are to
go to the Confederate monument fund.
zone of the special attractions will be
the goat races on skates by the small
boys of Norfolk. Much interest Is shown
in this feature as many boys have en-
tered.
Church Social.
The Mission Society of Fairmount
Methodist Church will give a social to-
night in the home Of Mrs. Warren Hob
son, .or No. 1917 Paramount Avenue
Mrs. William NIaybce will be present and
will give several charming readings. The
affair promises to be thoroughly enjoy
able and rare treat Is In store for all
who will attend. A silver offering will
he taken at the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
Italian Club Shoot

The members Of the Italian Hunting
Club had a turkey shoot "Wednesday NJ
the clubhouse, on the Broad Street Roni Z.
There we're two events. Mr.. Guido Coll
won tho first and Mr.. Il, c. Payne the
second After the shoot the members az
the club and few friends had dinner IN
the clubhouse.