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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
Saturdays Scores

Brooklyn, Q; Boston, 0.
New York, I. philadelphia. 3.
Pittsburg Chicago, rain.
Cincinnati-St. Louis. rain.
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LYNCHbURG TAKES
LAST Of SERIES
Win Saturdays Game Through
the Effective Twirling Of Grit
In Who Allowed One Hit.
REvELLE ouT-PITCHED
Strikes Out Nine Batsmen, But Is
Found For Eight Hits, Three
for Extra Bases.
SATURDAYS Scores.

Lynchburg, 2; Richmond. l
Portsmouth, 8; Norfolk, ..
Danyille- Roanoke. rain.
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Saturday i'm Minor Leagues.


American Association.
At Mfnneapoiis--Min nea polls. 8;
Toledo, J.
At Miiwaakee--Aftiwa 4.
Louisville. 2.
At St. Paul-St Paul. 4 Columbus.
3.
AT Kansas Cfty--Indianapoiis-k an
sas City (eold4,
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Amateur Games
Saturdays scores

weyanokes "a Toe o o e--s 8
Belmants ...o001 021 o. s
Batteries--E. Harris and Waisak:
Cook and Moore. Base on balls---On
Harris, l: Off Cook. s. Struck out
BY Harris. g: by Cook. 8. Three-base
hits---o. Harris. Akers, Onesty. Um-
pire--Mr. Baker.
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The second Wcyanokes dfeated the
Church Hill Pets Saturday in close
game. The final score WAS III to 3.
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How They Stand.

q Mondays Schedule.
4 Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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Athletics u2co 5--1I l
e. G. Al. ....03 5000 2-- Z
Observation-Disclosures. Bowles, L.oh-
man and Belts. Hay; c. C. A.. Evans
and Gregory. Umpire. MIR. Mum. At
tendance. 100.
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BIC LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sundays Scores.
Cincinnati. s.; St. Louis. 0.
Pittsburg, Z; Chicago. 4.
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New York. 4; Boston, i,
Washington, 3 Philadelphia, 6.
Chicago. s. Detroit, 8.
st. Louis, /: Cleveland, 4.
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How They stand.

Mondays Schedule.
Richmond at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Danville.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sundays Score



peFeitt, s; St. Louis. 2,
Cleveland, 2: Chicago, 0.
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IL things did not go we'll ia Lynch
burg the new twirler would be sent
up there to work in one OF the games.
Richmond did not lose position by
losing the game to Lynchburg Sat
urday. Norfolk in losing 10 Ports
mouth left the locals In about the
same place with reference to the low
er teams in the column. The Colts are
yet within easy striking distance OF
the top, and If things break well for
them this week they have an excel
lent chance OF taking the lead after
Saturdays game.
The Truckers have not yet had their
slump, but In going to Roanoke for a
series of games they viii be In danger
of losing one or more games. and this
will seriously affect their standing.
Although Lynch burg took two OF the
shree games here. II was only 10y the
best or luck. Things broke well for
them, and they made the best of their
opportunities. They ala not deserve
to win Fridays game, and that Of
Saturday went 10 them by small
margin,
The Shoemakers do not seem to be
particularly strong with the, stick, hut
they have one of the best fielding
teams yet seen In action here The
club seems TO DE weak in pitchers.
those who worked here did not seem
TO have anything much, and escaped
only by bad luck. Brandon WAS bump
ed. while Levy and Griffin, who had
small assortment of outcurpes. sue
ceeded in holding the Colts safe This
seemed to be due 10 the fact that the
locals were trying to knock the ball
away, instead of being satisfied with
y safe drives for shorter distances
The Colts now find themselves in a
crippled condition, and It IL no wonder
that they cannot win more games. No
other club in the league has had a
similar run OF hard luck in the way
Of having men disabled. The fact
i that the pitching staff Is in bad shape
II In itself handicap enough. but In
addition TO this the Gotta are now
minus the services of three regulars.
While the utility players will do the
best they can, the loss OF three men
HAS Weakened the team considerably.
I.awior will not get in the game for
some time to come, probably two
weeks.
.Titman, who was badly spiked In
Fridays game. Ii improving, and has
gone away with the squad. King, who
took Titman's place in Saturday n
game, has also gone and Will con-
tinue playing In right field until the
regular player Is 1t. Titman thinks
he will be able to take part In the
series In Lynchbnrg.
Instead of getting better, the char
lay-horsa that has heen bothertng
Brown ever since he first began TO
work out this spring. IL worse. Man
ager I4awlor has ordered the third
sacker TO rest up and try to get him
-. nkn rs M
sible, while Brown is on the bench,
his place at third will be taken by
Shaw the utility player. 1t 10 q for
tunate thing that Shaw came here,
AZ he has seen service ever since his
arrival and has proven q valuable man
on the squad.
Lawior VIII now begin over again
10 make up pitching stan that Will
be able to 20 through the season with
. chance OF winning fair number OF
games. Six twiriers have been tried
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Pedid|o en- Las Novedades

:Quercis haccr un bucn regalo dc
bodas? Pucs id i Ia cSplcndida ticn
da calIc dc ). Francisco 10. Ali os
prcscntara cl Sr. del Pine tOdo Guam
to bucno Y dc Ultima novedad Ofrcce
Ia industrial dc Europa V dc America
Para gabinctcs de- rccicncasados hay
infinidad lie Objrtos dc gran fanta
sia Y gusto. Des,Ie Ia pcqucha alfom
bra chincsca, hasta cl raaro pOr 10
artistico glObO iaponts para alum
brado desdc Il rico pomO de csencia
franccsa Y oriental hasta Ia elcgante
figura de t,Tgd Gotta y biscuit, Sc
cncucntr.ln cn Las Novcdades' los
lccomendabi.;s "bietus lie utili-
dad Y fantasia. En- camas cs nagni
flea Ia cxiStencia Pasamancria. >Om
brrrOz, plumas, bOtoncS, cristalcria.
rclojes, juguctes, cortinas, macCtas,
flOn=s aTtificiales, cspciUs l,ormbillas
tOdO cn fin 10 que u mas TriinadO
gusto doscc.
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UNA. .SEN0RA AGRADEC|DA
Dice como Ellay Muchas Anigas
0btQyieron Alivio con las Pildo.
raS del DR.. Williams.

Hay pocas medicinas q. tengan el
alcance de las Pldoras Rosadas del
DR.: Williams, para fortalccer eli sis
tema nervioso de las mujeres: Por su
constitution especial, laimujer es
mas suceptitAe 4 desarreglos nervio-
SOS que facitmente quebrantan Ia
salud. Como t6nico fortificante con-
viene. tomar las -Pfldoras Rosadas
de DR.: Williams, que como saben mi
les de mujeres, restauran las fuerzas
dan buenos dolores y normallzan el
ORGANISING entero:
La Sra. Delfina E. de Castellanos,
residente en- Ia ciudad de Mexico,
cale Leandro Vale No. 5, escribe
asi de su experiencia con estas pfldo-
ras: ''Tengo motives para recomen-
dar altamente las Pldoras Rosadas
del Dr.. Williams, que dos distintas
veces me han rcstablccido mi que
brantada salud. La primera vez es-
tuve cnferma con dolores q la cintu-
ra, sin poder atender mis- quehace-
res. Guiada por un anuncio decidi
tomar las referidas pfldoras, obte-
niendo un pronto alivio. Entonces
las recomcnde a varias amigas, y los
resultados fueron mayormente muy
favorables. Algdn tempo despues,
de resultas de un resfriado estuve
muy mala de reumatismo, al grado
que perdf todo movimiento. La cria-
da me daba de conner y attendance
constantemente por no poder apenas
moverme. Tome salicilato, bromuro
Y otros medicamentos que me fue-
ron recetados, pero al fin, y recor-
dando Il bien que me habian hecho
las Pldoras Rosadas del Dr.. Willims
las tome con el consentimiento del
doctor, Y al cabo de pocos dias va
podia mover las piernas y los brazos
y POGO despues pude levanta-me,
luego de dos meses dc estar en- cana.
Por estas razores no ne canso de re-
comendar tan eycclcnte medicina-
y nc rccibido varias cartas de perso-
mas amigas ddndome las gracias por
81 bien recibido."
Las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr.
Williams, Sc cmplcan cflcazmente ,
para purificar La sangrc Y fortificar
los ncrvios en- Ia ancmia, colorcs !
palidos. nerviosidad, dolores dc ca
beza, dyspepsia parcial, toda clasc
dc dcbilidad, y cn general como to-
nico rcconstituvcntc. lnStrucciones
con cada frasquito. PiJanse On las
boticas, ascgurandosc que sean del
DR.. WILLIAMS.
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P|N0 Y TAU|LL|ER
Hoy. jueres
..1oDE FEBRERO
iii GRAN EsTaEN0 Il!
ROy0S De OOlO
Del insigne Benayente.
MANANA De SOL .
/ actos.
g. FUNC|6N De .ABnN0.
g. FUNC|GN De .ABQN0.
EDICTO.
En- Ia Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Vegarbaja
Pue t. RICO.
Estados Unidos de America. ! co
FL Presidente de los EE. UU. W.
Conuercion de possession ZEN dominic.

Por 'uanto habiendo presen ado
la tociedad en- CONAN iita d mi, lila
da en- el pueblo de Vega al a cue gi
"a ba;o la raz 80 social de Herman
de> y. Ca, ror m dio de sus abog g.
dos Eduardo Acuia y JOSE f. Fl
gueras,. una m>,i>n soici}ando ia
conve ci n en- dcmi 10 la deposesi}n
Ia s gui nte fnca.
''R1 tic.: Este cia nombraaa Ia
"CusvA de Humo", radicada en- E.
pirosa, del termino m nicpal. de
Ne5a-a t., consta t. Go c.ento ciu-
cuenta cue 'das; eluivA lentes a 'in-
cue t. y .ocho Fe TREAS, noyelta y
cinco aer as y cilcuelta J osho Gen.
tea cas- m is 8 menos, colinda les por
el Norte, con la Carfetera No. 2; por
Ell Sur les con las Euc 81 mes Lara
y Avis, hoy jain, f;ou,d'es, Car.
men Ma plea y Lem Toledo; por el
Else an,'s Jran CedeLo, hoy Suce,
sion Jorge Finlsy y Fran i'co Malpi-
ca y pr Ell rests con el pueblo de
Yegs-alta y G. F, Way IN outh.":
;. Por t,nto: ~habiendo. or 's1ado ell
Hon. J, Q. de esta Corte .'Jesi. ater
Gironas > rub]iqu oesfa p5tici6n en-
uno:.de los teri6dicos della plaza: pa
"a. que los. interes ados, qus:se cream
con: derecho puedsn oponefse pre.en:
Ia ndo la oportuna demanda dentro
del p1azo de ounce dias naturales a
contar desde la publication de- pri-
mer e'fi@to, Iii la presente en- We
ga-baja i ocho de Febrero de mil no
vecieutos diez. =
P. DEL MANzANO;;
>Secretario Corte Mpal.
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''EUTERPFE'',= :: /
BAzAR De MBSCA De JOSE LAzA Y>Ca.

Grandes exstencas de Instrumentos para BANDASt
ORQUESTAS; tales Ealtines Fla1tas Tereerelss
Fagsolets Requinos Carinetes, 0boes SsTa1es EaSte
gles Correctness CsrRetas OBsvenes Bsrtobss Bonbarss
1rsnbones, Bajss do METAL yoses visss Guitass Len.
Tu5sionss, Contrab,os Pstiss Redebanes, Boslss Yf
gales PalderetaS J Castaluelas.
REPRESENTANTE exclusive para toda u IeIA,
de los famosos PIANOS AMERICANOS de CARL FIS.
CHER de New York. Especialidad PIANOS ALE5dA-
NES REPRESENTATIVES de las excelentes GUITA.
RRAS Sevlanas de Francisco Daz Garcia las que de
fama gozan en- el mundo. ..-
AGENTES de la CENTURY EDITION. Obras para
PIANO VIOLIN MANDoLINA, al infro preeio de
ACCESSORIES EN- GENERAL
San Juan, Puerto Rico Box2le Gale della Cruz No 1e
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Due|o en- Carolina.
La muerte del S.. Federi-
co Torregrosa y Mora
.ha sido generalm ente
sentida.
Gran nlimere de personals de to
das las clases SociaIes asiSti0
al entierre del bQen ciudada
no.
De nuestro corresponsal especial

De nuestro corresponsal especial
Febrero 9.-Con rapidez vertlgl-
nosa cundi6 antes de aver por el
pueblo la noticia de la muerte de don
Federico 'Torregrosa y Mora, eau
sando verdadera impression de dolor
Venia enfermo de I'm NAL que 81
bien era molesto y pertinaz, dejabale
tenerse en- pie y atender un tanto a
sus intereses; y asi le sorpendio la
muerte repentinamente.
Vivio aqui 20 amos dedicado a su
profession de farmaced edtico, a la cual
rindio. verdadero Quito; fue un mo-
de1o de ciudadano en- la verdadera
acepcion de la palabra; ejerci6 la ca
ridad sin ostentaciones, fue buen
hijo y buen hermano y llev6: todas
sus deberes con la pulcritud y hon
radez q. a todos sus actos imprimio.
En- esta sociedad era generalmen-
te estimado, pues jamas nego su con
curse a toda obra buena y que re-
dundara en- beneficio de la localidad.
En- ell ultimo torneo electoral, el pue-
bio, depositando una vez mas en- el
su confanza, le elegio presidente del
ayuntamiento, y ALI labor6 con la
misma inteigencia y desinteres que
antes 10 hiciera como presidente de
Ia junta escolar. -
= De como Sc ha sentido aqui su
-muerte, 10 prueba la demostracion
de duelo q. en- La tarde de aver tuvo
efecto con motive de su entierro.
Descanse en- paz ell alma de tan dig
no y honrado amigo, y sirvan estas
hneas de sentida pesame sus fami-
liares, especialmente a su sobrino ell
DR.. Arturo Torregrosa, con quien
me une antigua amistad.
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Iiaie de A!f.nso XIII
a la Argentina

Fl rev Alfonso ira cl pr6ximo ma
vo i la Argentina para asistir las
festas del Ccntenario de la indie
pcndcncia en- representation de Es-
pafia V lie acompahar;in eminencias
politicas V pasaran i Puerto Rico d
provccrse dc los buenOs trajes hechos
que vendc la Palmcsana de Juan
Picras Allen 32.
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MBTlLOIDES-E nsior ms seSun
de iodos 10. e.recffIcos hasta sbors or
eidos par. Ia cum permanents de ioda
as eniermedades de l. uretrA. va sean este
eronicas 8 seutas- Ccutiene q nuio eura
por conpletO. en- nsnos tempo qus Ii
eGn ctro preparHdc similar Is EOnorress-
espermatorreAs cissItiS etc Ass0 que
las inyeSesOnes muy Fuperio< 81 szncsio
y copsibA Empieza surtr 81 eiecio = -
Tres euatro boras oe hab<r>e toz.ada
Los -NETILOIDES'-soa t2ciles de 10
-ar Y sstxa r,epa- ldos De E.oer1 Gus
- ryvuelvea q tso2Hso q. yEOGDr=a IsS-
ss< tfsclo4
lie he-sa en- tod1l Is BcticzA r
t.nse Izuessras gratis 4 sNss 6nicOs ;.5-ssa
lee.
frrcsriek steaxns Z O. Detroit. Mich
sss. U.s.
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Aviso importantisimO.

Tcncmos cl gusto dc avlsar Il las
personals que cstaban esperando los
famosos pianos TONk que acaban
tic llegar un gran surtldo cn 81 vapor
Coamo.
Son los pianos que cstin haticndo
ii record porquc son los mrjOp's V
Sc vendcn a plazos dc SO cn los al
macenes dc FL Ciclo Y II inferno.
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Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutico
Con IS amos de eyperiencia profe.
slona5 ofrece a usted sus serHcios
en- 81 bien surtida oficina de farma-
cia. San Jose, numero 124, "cerca
del correo. "-Esmero en- el despa-
cho de REcErAs.
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RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR DE
CABEZA, Ell LAXATIVE PRoMo-luINISA
desvia Ia causa Usadc en- todo elmu--
do para curar un reefriado en- un dia
La frma de "E. w. Grove" en- cads
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Aabitaclones ebuenas para HON.
ores solos y para famiias, Sc al
quilan con 8 sin comida en- Forta-
leZa II altos. San Juan.
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IN MAYORDOM0.

Tn mayordomo con larga pract;-
ca en- el cultivo de- Ia cana" desea
cclocar,e al frente de uns co!onia, y
al efecto cuenra con las referencias
que &c deseen. Psra informes ests
Administration y en Vega-baja, dor
Arturo Guerra A coetn.
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Farmacia CeIon.-Antiguo esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
= patentizados Plaza principal. San
Juan.
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Lecciones de piano. LA seho-
rita Lola Mas, ofreoe dar clases en-
su casa 8 a domiciio. San Juan.
CYisto 7.
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n G1n-
dfa Cordova, Tetuan SO, ciudAd 8
Parada - Santurce Miramar, San
Jnan, Puerto Rico,
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Abosados. s.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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Herrero Hnos. S. en- C-Importa.
dores y exportadores. Direction to.
legrafica-" Hcrrero". San Juan.
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PraCticante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan.
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D|RECT0R|0 De SAN JUAN,

Dr.. Tomas Vasquez las aeul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afscciones
de Ia piel y siflfticaa Consulta de-
2 as p. m. Plaza de Colon u, altos
DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.--Me-
dico cirujano. Consultas de l 4 3 ..
m. Consultas y operaciones en- Ia
isla. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cricto :
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H SEcRE[0 De So POPULAb[DaD En- CaDa FRaSC0.

De aeustdo con Ienqse Dfese!ibs h
eireuhzqus saeonxt a 81 misms,
, tuve algu.a .9orfa que me indujo
4 ser eenstaate. @A1Dses. Il tsrni.
nirsene el hasee qss ne duT6 ,uass
dias, hd por eteos Sssy lss. ,eualse
tambi6a me hieiersn bastants biea.
pere como attn ne'quedaban sasaEes
de les males, tome tres fraseos Mls
de las PLDoRAS DEL DR. LOt
VErT y he quedado bueno , sane
como una nansana, As.engruesnde.
yel buea color que he adquindo ~
una demostraei6n mis- de que sstas
pado,as me han enriqueeido Ia ~:
gre.
iOh gran pode. de las Pill boRAS
DEL DR.! LOVErT. euaa pestseta
es Il salud que mo. habeis dads, u
esal me Ia lleaado de regeegs!
Ia sradtud me Ia caave1ido a
81 ms feveroso prepaEaadista del
dniee pateAtizado eapaz de devolvsx
Ia salud al enferno, de leaarls Dc
riea y puEa sangre.
Cunplisade cor d mayer asyaAs.
eiaaiento a gran iaveatsr de las n.
,r.vilssas PlLDoRHs DEL DR.!
LoVETr., dirJs { ussedes esta cara
para que higaa 81 use que De ella
cream eoavenisuse, , ejall, seksrss
mics, que las pszssaas que Ia lean
No lJen detsnar este remedis So.
Dsriertsine para que se psneaaSue.
mes cone ~ he ssaids Ia dieAa d
ssatzms 6espuSs d. IA nar,de su6i-
n;sas::' '!auene IS esms as aeabssoa
-,
(fnAdsl FRAxasee vAsSs'
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"Pusrto Tierra, Pafada cuarta, San
Juan. Pxsgto Rico"

Dos aGes y medic por 10 'menos
estuve padeeiendo De fusrses dolores
doloresde eabexs que me asontaban,
sueho iatranquilo produeido por ex.
cesiva dsbilidad de todo 81 organis.
mo, mala. digesiones, dolores res.
mztices en- las cvyuntuzaa En- fin,
70 es.sba tan mfl de salud , tan d.
bill que usgu6 4 Perde1 u espesansa
de poperne bueha parieuls.mente
porqve NE esnSk de tomar mediei-
nas de tsdas elsses sin sent;r mejo-
ia; perotuve Rosteriornente Il bue.
na..uerte de, ,leef en- el buen diario
"La Correspondence de Puerto Ri
co." que Sc ptbliea "a San Jsan, un
testimoaio de un seiior eubano que
Sc habia curado con lasPILQ QoRAS.
DEL DR.! EoVETT do aehaques
que .tenisa nuehos puntos de con-
tacto con los mios. Comprsadi que
ese seaor sstaba rnalo porque teaia
poca sansre y que q hahia puesto
fin 4 sus .afrinisases porsue habA
eneontsadp un verdadsro suEiqseee-
dor de Il sangre a Us msraviaosas
PlLDoRAs DEL pR!hovEtr. ,
die para MI: "voy & tomaz sstas
pndoras, j 81 NO me euro cen elias
como ese @eaor y otrss taasos, ssrt
mas desciaeiado De 10 que me C.
rresponde ter." Heeha ssta deter.
minaei6n, broer6 ssguiSsmsate On
Ia bien upatada FaImaeie De les
'sres. ]. NJ Blaueo 4 Co.. 'ituada
en- San Juae, un fraseo dc las pldo-
ras ( que Atge refeseueia y rs tome
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Articles of incorporation and application for charter will shortly be filed in the office of the probate court by The Bir- mingham Ledger company, successor of the Ledger Publishing company. The corporation is capitalized at s1O0,00O, fully paid, divided into 1000 shares of par value of $100 each.
 In corporators and stockholders of the company are: James J. Smith, president; George M. Cruikshank, first vice presl- dent; Robert G. Hiden, second vice pres ident; Thomas E. Smith, secretary; An thony A. Smith, superintendent, and Mary Smith Cruikshank.
 The new company succeeds the Ledger Publishing company in the publication of the Birmingham Ledger. and assumes the assets and liabilities of the old com- pany, which was organized over 10 years ago with a capital of $10,000 The rapid growth of the Ledger made increase in capital stock necessary. The officers and stockholders of the new company are the same.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
CONDITIONS NAMED
 FOR A|RSH|P RACE Thirty Thousand Dollar Prize Is Offered to Aviator A THOUSAND MILE TRIP One Hundred Hours Is Limit Set for Flight Between St. Louis and New
 York to Re Made Within
 Fourteen Weeks
A THOUSAND MILE TRII

New York, July 16.-The official condi- tions governing the proposed aeroplane fight between New York and St. Louis were made public here today. The fol- low:
 "The New York and St. Louis Post Dispatch will give sSO0OO to the first avi- ator, who, between August 15, 1910, and January l, 1911, flies from New York to St. Louis or from St. Louis to New York within 100 consecutive hours, using the same aeroplane from start to finish.
 ''The only condition attached to this offer is that at least three days notice of intention to start for this prize must be given either to the New York World or the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, in order that announcement may be made of the actual starting and finishing points, the actual route and other details as agreed upon"
 The distance between the two cities is 900 miles as the crow flies and 104S miles as the mails go. The average fast train time is 29 hours, and the average train Sreed 36 miles an hour. The best average speed for sustained flight in an aeroplane is 54 4-5 miles an hour On account of the configuration of the land it is unlikely that any aviator will attempt to lay out his route in straight line. The actual distance he will fly, therefore, remains guesswork, and will only be determined by his performance itself
 The conditions leave the. aviator free to choose his own starting point and make landings for fuel, repairs and rest when ever he wishes, or as necessity dictates The donors of the prize state they wish to allow the widest latitude in the inter pretation of the clause, 'The same aero- plant from start to finish,' that is, such important repairs as the instalment of a new propeller, new engine cylinder new struts or new brace guys may be made without impairing the defined identity of the machine.
 Given 100 hours in>whch to cover an es- timated 1000 miles, the aviator would have to fly only a little more than 200 miles day for a little less than five
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
Points of Eyes

From the Boston Herald. All men of genius are said to have eyes clear. slow moving and bright. This is the eye which indicates mental ability of some kind, it does not matter what
 Blue eyes are said to be the weakest
 Upturned eyes are typical of devotion.
 Wide open eyes are indicative of rash ness.
 Side glancng eyes are always to be distrusted.
 Brown eyes are said by oculists to be the strongest.
 Small eyes are commonly supposed to indicate cunning.
 The proper distance between the eyes is the width of one eye.
 Eyes in rapid and constant motion be- token anxiety. fear or care.
 Eyes with long sharp corners indicate great dibcernment and penetration.
 The white of the eye showing beneath the iris is indicative of nobility of char acter.
 Gray eyes turning green in anger or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
MISS M'CURDY INJURED
Sustains Sprained Ankle When She
 Steps From East Lake Car

Miss Elizabeth McCurdy, 720 North Twenty street, stepped off an East Lake car at Second avenue and Twentieth street last night about 12 o'clock and severely sprained her ankle. She was taken to her home in Shaw's ambulance and it is feared that one of the bones in her ankle is broken.
 Miss McCurdy had been to East Lake amusement parI. last night. She was returning home when the accident oe- cured. The accident caused consider able excitement at first, as 1t was thought she had been struck by tie car.