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BUENA PROPOSITION.

El senior don JoE6 Montilla Jimsnez,
On vista de no existir coDuiguado cr6dito
en- 81 actual presupuesto, hR pTeHsntado al
gelOr alcalde una propoBici6n ofreciendo
haCer con cargo al prssupuelto pT6ximo,
los trabajoB de adoquinsdo acsras del
"Recinto Sur" los que oomprsnden un
Rdcquinado de metros de ancho, dsBde IA
calls do IL Tancs haHta 81 empaIms de la
calle del Comercio frents q la calIe "Co'
lectiva."
81 slcalds esta conBideraudo favo1abls'
mente 10 proposition, toda vez que ella IL
permitiES EealizaE enta obTs impoEtsnte sin
espeEar 81 pr6ximo pregupuento, caBo dc
que laB condolences de Ia ofsrt9 puedaL Ii
Ger aceptsdaE. EI aaunto hR Bido Fefsrido
81 senior iDgeniero do Ia CiudRd, , una vez
acoFdado, 10 reteFida cslls quedarS teYmi'
nadR On menos de tres mOneE.
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AVISAMOS q nuestros favorecedores que
en- nuestro establecimieutO "LA VILLA
DE MADRID", acabamos de recibir:
CORSETS FTanceses desde 81 centavos q
S5, TRAJES bordados de Tul de los ul-
timos modelos de PARIS Y st GALL. tejf-
timss PLUMAS de Ostrich, I'm gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONES de Piel y Eslasticos,
el surtido mas complete en- PBINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavos S25 cada una,
los leiitimos DRILES No, 90 Y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc.
Exclusives en- estos patrOnes) ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BOROADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemOs const tante-
bien, lejftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espaflolas &
Ynglesas y cuantos artfculos de nuestro
ramo solicite Ell pdblico de buen tono.
Visitenos pidanos muestras y le hare
mos eualquieT envio por correo 8 Express
Telefono 278. p o. Box. 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r,
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METILOIDEs-El mOior mas usguYo
do todos los osp8ci1coB haBtaahoFR Gonooido
para Ia Oura pOFmanonte do toag Las snfOr-
mOdGdOg dc Is uretA, "a sean 9gt&B oF0niCaB 8
agudaE. ContiOno @l flujo ouFa poT COM
pIOto, On mOnos ti0mpos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorFaas, aspormatoFnAs
eistitig, cot. Neior que las iny0ocion0s y muy
BupOrioF al sSndRlo oopaiba. EmpioEa
luTtiE su efooto las troa suGtFo horaB do
haboRaa tornado.
Los METILOIDEs"-donf f&BilOE do tom&g
aBtSn proparadoH de man0Fa que no FovuOl-
ven sl OBt6maRo nj produoon mRlos ofoot0s,
De V0nta en- todRg Las Botioas. PidanBo
Mu0stFaB gratis 4 aus 6niGoB fabrleanton-
WFadariak EtsapnV Oa netroit Ulahi
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lntOrosa q los Profusorus Dc m0slea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisne
Constsnte existencia de los Higuientes ms
trumentos: FlautinGH, FIauta1, TeTceTolaB,
OboeH, RequintOS, CIarinetes, Fagotes,
Violines, Violoncsllos, Contrabajos, Man.
dOlinas, BsndurriaG, GuitarTaB, CoFnetineb,
OnOvens1, Trombones, Barftonos, BombaE.
dinoB, HeIicones, (bajOu) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tiIlou, Redoblantes Bombou. M6todo1
de solfeo y para todR clRBe dc inBtFumen'
toG. AcCeaorioB y m6Bica en- general
San Juan, r. r. Apartado ndm. 216.-
Gala de Allen n6m. 21 Sol n6m. 26.
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z!IIIII.IESIlIlI

r I.a Nueva Emulsion de Aceite de- Hiesdo ds
Bacalao poE Ezcelencia.
reconstitaye 4 los ninos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres y muje-
re- uertes Y vigorosos.
= ell deber de todo padre hacer
CT ito puede por su hijo, y aunqre
NJ es possible dar una fortuna a
c. a nifo, casi siempre podemos
c nservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijes propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda qua
TODD nifio sea saludable.
Los nifios debilcs causan mucha
augusta a sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
mal@fcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando Ia tisis y robando
Ia condicion anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefci0-
SOS de la primera dosis. 4
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PARA REGALO5. - ri acTsditadO
onfS MORGAN, ell nuevo cafe FortaleER q
aoaba de raCibiF nm magnffco BuFtido de
sIegsutes cajitaH dc eHquiBitoB duyceS y
bom5Ones, pEopioB para FegRloB de esta
y otra tsmporadR. Las mas RCrsditada
marcas dc chocolates se encuentran ALI los
eStuches son de 10 mas aFtfatico fno.
Los hslados de frutaS del pals = TefreBces
Biguen siondo de 10 mas eBquisito. Pre-
oiol m6dicoH Hsrvicia r6pido y & toda
hora. 81 chocolats "BAkeF" ofreoe atra
Ysntas novedRdoB
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Calzado Sin rival.

En- todos los vaporou que llegan euts
puerto renueva "El Popular" "a msgnff'
CO BuEtido de Calzado de las mka aCredita.
das mRrCaB y hay para todos los gUstog
como para todRss las foFtunas. EI extenso
guYtido de eaenciaI impORtRdas de Paris y
EStados UnidoB meFeCa cada dfa mas Il
juBtR admiration del pdblico 81 popular
GStablecimiento del senior Americo SRlan
estE Iismpre lIeno de una numaFoIfIimR
OOnCuTrsnCiR avidA de obtener BuB buenoB
prOduCtoE.
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la SALUD.

La sa1ud es la suprema ley de los pueDloS.
Un hombre sin salud, es uu cadayer am
bulante. No tiene cOncIencla de sub actos.
Vive siempre triste, intranquilo, impa-
ciente y nolesto, con-un genio 1naguanta
DIE
Las medicinas pasan por su ladO sin que
ninguna Iogre curarlO radicalmente.
El mismO no sabe, que 81 sufre, es porque
nuestra sangre esta enferma.
CualqUier doIor que sentimOs, es porque
nuestra sangre esta impuTa.
jPOrque sufre listed del estomago?
Porque no tiene ca'or suficiente para dige-
rir los alimentos y de ahf Viene la dispep-
sia.
El reumatisno proviene de acidez de la
sangre.
La apemia, cstarro en- Ell pecho, erisipeIa,
lastlmaduras, enfermedades del higado
de los rlnones, las calenturas, picRzOnes en-
el cuerpn, dolOr de cabeza, de muelas ETC.,
todo qulere decir que Ia sangre no anda
bien.
La persona que sepa apreciar su saIud v
que anne la vida, no debe faltarle nunca
una GAIA de Recuperador de Ia Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de persOnas que
esta curandO diariamente Ell RecuperadOr
de la Salud?
Si no Sc hubiera descCbierto esta Daravi-
lIosa medicina, va hubieran perecido infi-
n1dad de personRs enfermas,
Esta usted en- salud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tomando ell
RecUpeTador, que no lie falte nunca una ca
ia de Glen pastillas, que vale uR peso Y
representa- un capital, pOrque la saIud es
la prenda de mas valOr.
La medicina esta cOmpuesta de raj es Y
yerbas; Sc toman tres la primera noche
antes de acostarse, y una en- inches sucesi-
vas Son laXantes, pero cuando hacen
etecto de purgante. Sc dejan algunas no
ches intermedias sin toner.
Tomese con cualquier clase de comida,
puede baflarse el que la tome, pero debe
abstenerse de bebidas, aeidos y pique'
No dele de tomar ell Recuperadcr, hoy
que la medicina llama sus puertas.
ST no pide la medicina en- seguida, va
one esta lIamdndole con insistencia, ell dfa
Que Sc sienta enfermo decafdo, entonces
sera tarde'
Otra cosa: No olga nunca n1Gjl02ad. El
que 10 deja todo para maflana, 10 Vereis
siempre sin salud y Gin una peseta. Tome
usted el Recuperador, perO t0melO pronto.
hoy aismo, que no pase de hoy.
Cuando 10 haya tornado y haya visto
sus efectOs, Sc cOnvencera de que es la pii-
mera med1cina del mundo para curar las
Intermediates que sc origen pOr impure
"a de Ia sai gre,
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
postal en- billete en- caTta certificada y Sc
Ie envira vuelta de cOrreo una GAIA de
las referidas pastillas.
Haganse tOdo los pedidos de Ia isla por
condUcto de los Agentes Distributors
para toda la America.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Lon dfas
% % de Febrero de 1908 en- la casa de
pY6stamos de I'll. Lopez CepeEo, (saD Joa6
16) se vender6n On pdblica subaAtR, de Z
III de Ia nochs, il faidad de prendss,
que no ha1 aido renovadas nj cRnceladas
en- 81 tERnncurBo de Heis meses. La casa
continue aus opsTRciones. San juan, z.
r. FebEeEo 18 de 1908.
10. vs.
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UN BUEN RATO.

Toda persona que deses pa1ar un buen
ratio, le recomendamoB que viBite Ell esta'
bleCiniento lila PsImsHana" de Lon Refio'
res j. PisTsu y Co., donds podr6 YER 81
mejoT calzado que se importR en- esta isla
y an gran BuTtido de ropa hscha tsnto ps
70 caballerog como para ninos de todaS
edadGs.
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81 CLUB de F. Kehrhahp & Oc.
Eegsla nm rsloj de orc "Walthsm" sema
RRImente oatEs Bua ClisnteB, lR Ultima 20.
mana obtuvo uno, don Carlos Izquierdo
AtiIes de San JuaD. BOcio ndmeFo So
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lNpIcLpnR eENERAL

snyeg = -As dADNES.-el Jarabe ealrnsnte d.
Winsow debe usarse siempre que los ni1os estaT
- Iodo de Ia denticion. Proporciona alvto immediate
pequeho paeiene, produce sieno natural tranGulo
lva el dolor q angelic desperta muy yvoSy alegre
mas, alVh dolores hace faees las funeiones del
Rst6mago Fegula los intestnosa IS el meior remedo
sonoei . para Ia daea va rovenga de la dentci6n
ho eualquiera 96ngase mueho eudado ped
a f6dns
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-ABRIGOs de seda lana para sefio-
Fas y nifiog, SombEaroB foEma JapouesR 8
IpglsBa, Ultima mods de ParfV; scabRn de
FecibiFae On sl establacimisnto GEL Tale
grafo" San Juuto - vsndsn & prsCios
baRatfsimna
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ANDRES FERRAIRO.- Decorator y
pintor de tTsjeB para sOires , baileE, q eH'
tilo paYisien, ufrecs BuB BsEvicios. Gale
de la Cruz 20 Piao 10. Is. v. 9.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-El dia
90 del coFFiente las dos dc ls taTde y en-
IL CASA n6mero 81 de 10 Gale de Allen,
tsndr6 lugar el remste de les pFendas, Gu
yos tAlones no han sido FenovadoB nj cam
celadoH, despuas de los meseS que conCe.
dc ID Icy. La casa nigue suB operaciones
GLASSES A DOMICILIO de Frances,
Iugles, Espafiol TeneduTfa de libros.-
EEDformez, Box 392 San JuaD, Puerto
Rico. 30v.G
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sACOs DE YUTE para snvEss de
RzdcaE , csf6 sCaban de TecibiFHe, proca'
dentes de Calcutta JRp6n, por los sefio'
res s. MELON = Go. San Justo II SO
vendan prscioB vaatajoHos. As v. p.
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LOS MAS ACREDITADOs - A.
BlanCo Fernandez. FabTIGlBt0 do IIGOrOS
conocido ventsjoBaments en- toda lR isla y
extEanierc. OrdensB al ApSEtado 887, 8 10
Gale de Tetu6n 43, en- San Juan, de
Puerto Rico. -
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PrOfos0rH do Iib0ros.

La Maestro de laboFeB que 10 fu6 dc la
sscueIa Industrial de Ponce, Sra. Petra M.
viuda de Iufsnte, ne ofreoe para dar classes
de lRboEeR co Bu casa Sol No. 53, q do.
cilioB; precics convencionRleu. Is. W..
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En- osts imprenta 90 vende papd dc
PsEi6diCO viejo & $500 lou 46 kilo1 Gun
QuintaL1
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National Drug Agency
Sol lIs. San Juan ?. R.

No Sc divide de mencionar LA Cores
pondencia de Puerto Rico" cuandO COM
pre- 6escriba de la isla pidiendo las pastillas
RecuperadOr de la Salud".
Sc vende en- las Farmacias de esta Ca
pital.
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SaLIad a los Ninns

TodO e MundO Sc Entermece al
ContempIar el Amor Paternal.
NADIA conmueve tanto 4 un padre
como verse Tornado a presenciar
los sufrimientos de un hi1o amado.
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Oz0MULSI0N COMPANY,
SA9 Peal Street. NEW YORK.

La Ozomulsi6n es el reconstituyente natu.
raj que supple la Naturaleza para la curaci6n
de las Intermediates Pulmonares de la
Garganta. Los Infantes y los Muchachos la
toman tan gustosamente como sus padres
Porque es dulce, Pura, agradable al paladar,
digerible, Sc asimila con facilidad.
Debido las miles de curas radicales aue
ha efectuado Ia Ozomulsi6n ocupa 6sta el
primer lugar en- Ia estimation de los Medi-
COS, quienes Ia consideran la Emulsion ALI
menticia de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao por
excelencia, cuyos otros agentes medicinaIes
son L. Gicerinao los Hipofosftos de Cal
Soda un Antiseptico que es el rey de los
Germicidas.
Los Medicos Ia usan personalmente y Ia
Eecetan en- su pr6ctica pTivada asf como en-
los Hospitales, no solo en- todos los Paises
Latino -americanos, sino tambien en- los EstU
dos Unidos y Ia Europa.
Estsse seguro de que Ia Ozomulsi6n harS
por Vd. 10 que ha hecho por ctros.
Las personaS que toEnan Ia OzomuIsion
gozan de perfecta salud. Su sangre Sc puri-
fca y sc enriquece; el apetito aumenta y las
comidas Sc hacen mas apetecibIes. En- fin, Ia
Ozomulsi6n da 10 que todos buscans
SALUD. FUERzAS y BELLEZA.
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AMERICAN TRAITS
A GLORIOUS TEXT

Continued from Second Page.)
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Colored Elks Install Officers.

Morning Star Lodge. No. 40, Colored
i. Il. p. o. Elks of the World. celebrated
the fourth anniversary of the order at
2}6 Sd street southwest last evening. For
est Temple. No. Q. Daughters OF Elks,
accepted the invitation to be present and
went from their headquarters, SO r
street northwest. in a body. headed by
Mrs. Oracle Wilkerson.- ID. r. The at
tendance from the two organizations was
large, all wearing their regalia. The pro-
gram considted of addresses. recitations
and music. Following this a reception
was rendered by Morning Star Lodge.
which was greatly enjoyed by the 1lks
and their friends.
The officers were: j. l.. James. E. r.:
j. II. Smith. +. l.. A.: Basil Hall. l.. l..
X; Henry Gibson. +. l.. X; John L.
Ryan. secretary; A. b. Rice. treasurer:
Henry Hall. tiler: NJ. T. Winston, esquire;
James Honesty, e. c.; w. {. Dennis.
chaplain: William II. Walker, master OF
social sessions
An increase in membership during the
year was shown by the secretarys report.
and the financial status of the lodge was
stated 10 be in excellent shape.
The Daughters of Elks also announced
an increase in membership during the
year and good surplus in their treas
tas-N
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turns out better wares. But ia free
country il is intolerable that one should
he denied equal access 10 markets by dis
eliminating rates or allowances. or that
he should be the victim OF a conspiracy
To deprive him OF his business or that
he should he crushed by the misuse ~
large asgregations ~ capital i'm unfair
competition. Nor should a premium ne
placed upon such practices or an incentive
he given 10 eXtortion by permitting the
piling up Of securities which do not fairly
represent value and upon which returns
cannot he earned by Ia.r means.
The security % business depends upon
just and definite laws and their impartial
enforcement. II depends upon The posS.-
bility OF provision and ~ a reasonable d.
gree OF certainty III tbe operations ~
trade. The business men % tho country
i'm large majority desire fair dealing and
the maintenance o. the standards ~ hon
ora BILE business conduct. And in every
just endeavor III obtain these ends We ma :
ne assured that We shall have then co.
operation.
I'VE cannot on this day afford - e
lore the sentiments which mus; be tae
handspring of every effort ~ democracy ="
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DIR. WILEY ON PURE FOOD.
Lectures Before Mems Club of First
Congre gational Church.

DIR. II. w. Wiley. chief OF the bureau
OF chemistry, Department OF Agriculi ure.
lecturad last night before the Mems Club
OF the First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets. The lecturer selected as his
subject Pure Food" enumerating a long
list OF foods and food products. especially
those OF a staple nature and the preserved
preparations intended for long periods OF
storage. and showed how they could be-
come permeated with impurities either
from the regular process OF preparation or
by artificial means He explained that to-
a certain extent few foods are not without
impurities of some sort, which through
carelessness or unfamliarity with hand
ling or properly caring for the product.
these impurities would increase TO such
an extent that the product consumed az
food becomes extremely dangerous.
Upon those who bring about such con-
ditions among the staple articles of food.
the lecturer asserted, through neglect or
carelessness, there rests a moral RESPONSE
bility which many men in sober thought
will shun, because of the menace and
probable eventual destruction Of human
life. These, however, DIR. Wiley said, were
far above in their moral qualities and
not to be placed in the same class with tha
men. Of whom there are many. who have
escaped the clutches Of the law and are
guilty of deliberately diluting or chem
there are Of treating them for increase OF
quantity, preservation and cheapening the
total cost and thereby placing one of the
greatest dangers of the present age be-
fore the consuming public.
This danger, the lecturer said, is only
gradually becoming appreciated by the
masses. and consist not only OF grave
menace to health, but is responsible for
surprisingly large mortality lists.
The two classes of those responsible for
impure food products were termed as the
ignorantly innocent and the unscrupulous-
ly guilty. For violations sufficient penal
ties should be imposed. he said, and more
especially the former, as the impurities
they are responsible for are perpetrated
with a malicious and fraudulent intent.
A number of vocal selections 10y a quar-
tet composed of members of the club and
a vocal solo by Charlton Harworth were
features of the program.
At the conclusion of his talk DR.. Wiley
received the thanks Of the individual
members of the club.
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SUBMARINES ABROAD.
They Are Regarded Cheap When
Fighting Power Is Considered.

From the New YORK beralu
Bringing more than $50 cabin pas
sengers, and with but two rough days
logged during the passage from South
ampton and Cherbourg. the Adriatic OF
the White Star line came in yesterday
afternoon with an hourly average of 1916
knots for the entire trip a creditable win
ter passage. There were many persons OF
prominence on the ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lane returned from
a four months trip abroad. and Mr.. Lane.
who is the president of the 4. w. Bliss
Company of this city, said that it was
necessary for this government to provide
generously for submarines, in view OF
what other countries were doing, espe-
cially France.
''Of course, We must have both battle
ships and submarines, said Mr.. Lane.
But the government must not lose sight
of the small cost of the submarine
when you take its fighting value into con-
sideration. Then there is the great moral
effect of the possible presence Of the
submarine to the crew Of battleship-
There is no gainsaying that they must be
built and that their work in the event OF
war will be of the utmost value"
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Tribute to William E. Gibbons.

At meeting OF the chapter OF the
brotherhood OF st. Andrew of ST. John s
Church. Georgetown, held February IL
a resolution was adopted expressing re-
greet for the death OF William +. Gibbons,
which occurred February last. Ii IL
set forth that the chapter has lost a
devout and godly member, and this COM
munity a good citizen, conspicuously
faithful in all of his duties and in at
tendance on the services OF the church
an earnest exponent of all that is best
in a churchman and brotherhood man.
TO the chapter his unremitting serv-
ice and conscientious effort 10 lead men
TO a higher and better life. will alwas 5
remain an inspiration
The resolutions We're signed by Ed
ward F. Locker director. and William n.
Davis, secretary.
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EDUCATION OF F1L1PINos.
The Expense Not Burden on thu
United States.

At recent hearing before the House
committee on insular affairs Secretary
Taft made 1t clear that the United States
is at no expense whatever on account OF
the education of the Filipinos. 1.-The
schools in the Philippines" said he, ARE
supported entirely out of the Philippines
and the American teachers are not paid
out of the United States Treasury. ]
would like to emphasize that Statement.
because there has been good deal OF
misunderstanding about it. There is not
cent paid out of the United States
Treasury for the support of the Filipinos
unless you consider the small contribu-
tions by Congress to the coast and geo
detic survey Of the islands as such a con-
tribution. AS the United States has a
very considerable interest in knowing just
where the rocks are in the Philippine Is
lands on account of the value of our bat
tleships and merchant ships. I do not
think that that may be considered
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Flame Fighters of Washington.

Washington fire department-Chief En-
gineer William Z. Belt, Fire Marshal
Nicholson, Third Battalion Chief S. r.
Henry and the following dismounted
members in two columns: Engineer Woo
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Reyburn Society Banquet.

\ banquet was given last night by the
Reyburn Society OF Howard Medical Col
lege in honor OF the senior dental and
pharmacy classes. The banquet room at
True Reformers' Hail was Il scene OF
beauty. EVERYWHERE were displayed the
blue and white Of the university. while
overhead American and British flags were
draDed to welcome the American and
British boys.
Kyle NJ. Pettis. president OF the Rey-
burn Society. acted toasfmaster FOR
the occasion. y. j. Anderson. president
of the dental class in responding 10 his
toast. The Jove of Jolly Fellows, re-
ceived quite an ovation. j. Horace Dodd
and w. NJ. Henry also Won applause.
Dodd replying TO the toast THE Autocrat
of the BANQUET Table" and Henry to the
toast Journalism.
The officers OF the Revburn Society are:
h. N. Pettis. president: i. c. MeGahy,
vice president: +. B. Thompson, sscre-
tary: W. VI. Henry. journalist; I. 4.
Smith. treasurer: A. s. Bowel, chaplain.
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Must End Unfair Practices.

At the same time We desire TO put an
end to unfair practices unjustifiable pref
erences and oppressive proceedings By
which. apart from proper economic ad-
vantages or superior skill in industry.
rivals are barred from equal opportunities
and thrust out Of the way or destroyed.
This country Is full of men with a talent
for industry. They are entitled to a fair
show. No one can complain il his rival
has a larger factory, greater skill in man.
agement, more economical processes or
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Breathitt

Sheriff J. l.. Sthham of Breathitt
county. KY. arrived at Roanoke. Va,
Wednesday and positively identified Allen
Kreech. alias A. Morris. a young white
man. as being the man wanted for .
murder in Breathitt county two years
ago Kreech admits that he is the man
wanted in Kentucky.