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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

In execution Of a decree of tho
United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. entered
February 16. 1910 in the matter OF II:
Nj. Moore, bankrupt, and by virtue OF
a deed Of trust, dated February %.
1909, and Of record in the Henrlco Cir
cult Court D. Il. 1876 A. page 20. the
undersigned trustee will sell by pub
lice auction, on the promises above
mentioned on
* FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1910,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following personal
property: bay horse, is cows, . one
horse farm wagons, feed cutter,
ploM, / cultivator and lot of harncss.
TERMS: Cash.
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MEETINGS.

- !. z. -,
MOTTO STOClHDLpE3S
MISUNDERSTANDING and James lSlveI
Railroad C,ompany.--Th undersigned
owning more than one-tenth OF the
total capital stock Of the ruckahoe
and James River Railroad Company.
hereby call meeting of tho stcck-
holders OF the said company, 10 he
held at the company's Office. In the
Mutual Building. at Richmond, Va,
( Room 5O3 on the 7TH DAY OLE
MARCH, 1910. at 3 o'clock IN the
afternoon of said date. for the cleo
ton of five directors. Stockholders
Of record are asked to attand In
person or by proxy.
JOSEPH w, VOOLFOLK,
gWAI G.. VOOLFOLK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

FOR SALE. ACCOUNT OF POOR
health growing, incorporated, re-
tall business in the most progressive
city in Virginia: VIII inventory about
$4,000 For particulars. address j
273 care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

cuNNINGHAM's ROYAL REMEDY
for all bladder and kidney diseasei
at SCOTS DRUG STORE. When
you get anything from Scotts it's
right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
4aeIp eQianIeo, s. emale.

IOUNG LADIES. AND GIRLS DESK
ing positions with pleasant SUI
roundings and good pay cannot 10
better than write OF apply 10 ttiE
WHITLOCK BRANCH. Twenty-thirt
and Cary streets. Richmond. Va
WANTED. COMBINATION STENoGRA-
plier and saIeslady, one who is VIII
ing to make herself generally useful
in a frst-class jewelry store; perma-
nent position to a satisfactory per-
son. State experience and give rcf-
crence in first letter. CHAS 70.
SEM,rZ. Clifton Forge. Va.
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:Hnarn UManteD.

TsnfIIN1i coupLE DESIRES BOARD
n and room In private family Nan ~
epe,ices eSchanged. Address J 27S,
care Times-D Dispatch. 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
LAGNIAPPE.

srorr.s Old MARKET DRUGSTORE
viii give to every child who makes
folks are sweet enough Without y,
Remember the store. 1917 t'rankl1n
Street.
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hunlu6 IOr Keut.

EuDlun Inr 4sent.
WHEN YoG CONE TO RIcHMoND
stop where you can get clean.
comfortable bed for 90 cents; central
refined neighborhood; heat. bath:
phone free; excellent meals served
next door. 1902 East Clay.
ROOMS FOR RENT, CENTRALLY LO-
Gated, furnished or unfinished. so7
East Grace Street.
iIo1 E. CLAY ST. CLEAN ROOMS;
free phone and bath: reasonable
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FoF
rent at 71s Il. Marshall St.
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TRUSTEES SALE

N. B.-The deed above calls for CASH
but easy terms can be arranged.
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SCoTT'S DRUG STORE. OLD MARKET
place. the only and original Our
motto: When you get anything from
SCOTS it's right" Gasolene, l5c the
cra1lon syiA5s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

WAN FED, YOUNG WHITE MEN AND
boys t. wGrh in nurseries; we wish
men ard Toys lot afraid of work.
who VIII work permanently and
HOOD & CO., Old Dominion Nurse
rIea Lakeside car line.
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WANTED. YOU TO GET OUR PRICES
on your printing; we do It good
and quick. ANDERSON PRINTING
co, Governor Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

SCOTS CREAM CATARRH ONT
ment gives Immediate relief. SCOTS
OLD MARKET DRUG STORE. When
you get anything from Scots Ats
riyh
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5ltuations WanteD, Male.

...-a-
RT:GIsTERED DRUGGIST or TWEEN
" years experience wishes position.
preferably as manager, references.
Address c. 3. r., care Naughan-hop-
crtscn Drug Co. Richmond. va.
DENTIST GOOD ON FILLING. EN-
tracing. Impressions and No. lab-
oratoiy man; Advertising or private:
j.; L. STAPLETON. ID. ID. s., 1871
Spruce Street. Philadelphia.
BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT,
thoroughly experienced and convers-
ant on general husiness principles.
now employed. desires position with
chances for promotion. best refer
cnces Address 2Sg, care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION AS. TRAVELLING
salesman by speciality man; sc-
quainted in Virginia and Carolina;
at present employed. but desire q
change; can furnish best references
c. j. n, Box Gil. Nor.olk. Va
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FOR MAN Or BEAST.

.FRAYsER.s NERVE AND BONE LINZ
ment. over forty years test proves
It the best. csc bottle at all drug
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FOR SALE, ONE 125 CAPITAL HORSE
power Erie engine, one 6O-horse-
power Pig. iron works; one l.. power.
scvcn-inch outside. molding ma
chine. All, in frst-class condition.
VIII take lumber In exchange. AP-
POMATTOH BOX SHOOK CO.. INC.
Petersburg. Va.
FOR SALE. ALL STYLES OF WA
CONS and buggies. We are offering
special prices to move our overstock.
A. MEYERS SONS. 731 East Gary
street
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WANTED, COMPETENT MAN FOR
passenger elevator; references re-
quircd Apply THE CHEST
APARTMENT co.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT EAST
VIEW DAIRY FARM, IN HElNRIGO&
COUNTY, JUST SOUTH OF OAK
WOOD CEMETERY.
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WANTED, FIRST GLASS JOB PRINT
err. ANDERSON PRINTING Co. y
Governor ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

PERSONAI4-FoR MORE THAN 20
years my husband was a hard drink,
err. over eight years ago stopped
his drinking by q simple method.
which any one can use quietly at
home TO every one who truly wishes
TO save a dear one from drink this
method will be fully explained with
out charge. AS soon as you read this
write mo with confidence. MRS.
MARGARET ANDERSON, sos Oak
Street. Iillburn. New York.
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FLATS 1Manten.

Wasted, UNFGRNISIED APART
ment or two or three rooms and
bath: convenient 10 Seventh Street
car line. j 2ss. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. FURNISHED FLAT FOR
housekeeping In Richmond or Man
chester. Address 306. care Times
Dispatch.
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gost ami Gounn.
Drlp Niaitteo. Hlale.

LEARN CRAFTSMANSHIP: EARN s., 900
dents positions where they can earn
500 per month while studying
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF SALES
f MANsHIp, New Haven Conn.
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SCOTT'S DRUG STORE.

CUNNINGHAM. MANAGER,
prescription pharmacists, Richmond;
Va. SCOTS OLD MARKET pRud
STORE, Retail and Wholesale Manu-
featuring Chemists. is the Mecca !, LOT ss
those who love square deallnsa
honest drugs and polite attention.
When you bring your Doctors pre- pre-.
scription to be filled, we not Only nl.s
fiji It promptly, but accurately: our
specialties: SCOTS Liver Piils. Se s,,,a
Blood Mixture. SCOTS Pho save save
SCOTS rheumatic Mixture, SCOTS
Liver Tonic, SCOTS Penetrating u, 8
Balm. SCOTS White Chloroform LIN.
ment and cunningham,s Royal Re M !.
edy. Gasoline for autom ,eo na,nt MS
Also sell oils. turpentine, PANS,
glass and putty. Phones: Madiso ~
Goa and aO3. when you sc! any
thine from scott's. It's right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

WE WANT THE WAGE EARNER, AS
we'll as Others to call the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
his bank. We want to assist him to
acquire the habit of saving. II you
are not a deposltor, commence to-
day. Three per cent. Interest paid
IN savings department Banking
house NO. 1104 East Main Street.
f nSnatCh. tsqi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

RED NOSES AND ALL FACIAL BLEM-
ishes cured by my new method: no
4 main, DIR. I. II. I4EION, 71S East
lVranklln Street. Consultations tree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

a TABLE, AND MEDICINAL WATER
without peer-tlve gallons for 25c.
dellyered-Holly Springs Lithia Wa
ter ,Phones: Madison 6232 and 1921.
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Rusllrss e1ppprtu1ltlts.

MoSEY rfJoANED TO INVENTORS TO
patent good Ideas. JOHN WEDDER-
BURN. Capitalist. Brookland. d. e.
WANTED. IN EVERY CITY AND
town in State. organizers for first
class fraternal benefit association
novel and unique plan: fine oppor-
tunity; send three references. Box
AZ Newport News. Va
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DerSol1als.

EICHMoND REFINING COMPANY.
1909 East Cary Street. City Confirms
tccs. Dead animals removed at once
:Phona Monroe S027. Buyers OF tai
low and bones.
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IN YOU WANT FIRST- GLASS JOB
printing, bring lis your work. AN
DERSON PRINTING CO.. Governor
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Tor @ale.

FOR SALE, THE CONTROLLING IN
terest in medium size. long estabiiafl-
ed hosiery mill. splendid opportu-
nifty for man OF small capital. Adj
dress HOSIERY MILL. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

w ANTED, AUTOMOBILE MACHANlsT
capable of making repairs and ad-
iustnicnts on cars OF all types.
STRATrON Ss BRAGG COMPANY.
Petersburg Va
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WANTED. a BLACKSMITH. Fok
further particulars apply to w. y.
GRADY, Mine Run, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

" A NTED, AUTOMOBILE DEMON
strator; one who can make repairs
and adjustments on cars OF all types
STRATTON &. BRAGG COMPANY,
pclorshurg, Va.
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POLK MILLER QUARTET.
RECORDS NOW ON SALE. COME
and hear them. Better than the
original. c. B. HAYNES & CO.
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FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monros for the WANT AID
MAN to call
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

that Jahnke Bros, jewelers. 913
East Main Street. buy. sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and Sill
yer taken In exchange. 4
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Rntire8.

f6dN B. STETsoN COMPANY An
nounce the showing of ths Stetson
special STYLES OF derbies and soft
hats for the spring season OF nine-
teen hundred and ten by spacial APP
nointment at M. FL. GARNETT'S.
Main street. corner Eighth.
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v CIafkevIile, Va February IA, 1910.
THIS is no NOTIFY TO ALL WHOM
that NJ may concerns: Any good sold
hw1any one and charged to mo. un-
less BY an order from mo, or told
nv me in person, I will not pay for
same Respectfully yours, W. "a.
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Nant I'D. Rates.

NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS when phoncd
D or charged at the counter.
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WANTED. COAT. PANTS AND VEST
makers; steady work. Address Il. l..
WALLS, Wilson. NJ. C.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
To MEET At WAKEFIELD
Centra! Baptist Association Will
be in Session There This Week

The Order of Business for Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Septem-
ber 27-29, Show That the Meeting
Will Be One OF Great Interest
Many Delegates and Visitors Being
Expected.
There is to be a meeting of much
interest at Wakefield on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. The meeting is that of the
Central Baptist Association and the
sessions are to be held with the Cen
trail Baptist Church of Wakefield, Sep
tember 27-29
There Will be many delegates and
visitors at the meeting and notice is
given by Rev. w. r. Cullom the pas
tor of the church, that these will be
met 1T Zebuion The order Of busi-
ness for the session promises many
good things, and is as follows:
Tuesday, Sept. 2z.
II a. m, Introductory sermon. w.
n. Johnson.
Il noon, organization.
1850 p. m, recess.
p. H., report on Sunday schools
A. G. Green.
5 p. m, report on Biblical Recorder,
J. M Hilliard
.. M, report on temperance, A
A Pippin.
4:3O p. m, adjourn.
SD. m, sermon, j. W. Lynch
Wednesday, Sept. 2S.
$50 a. m. devotional exercises
945 q. m, miscellaneous business.
10 a. M, report on orphanage, Ca
rey j. Hunter.
II a. m, report on State Missions, J.
S. Farmer.
1880 p. m, recess.
2 p. m, service of song.
2:15 p. m, report on condition OF
the church, w C. Tyree.
8 p. M, report on old ministers re-
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
Death Of Miss Mary Harris.

Sherwood Harris passed away Tues
day morning at 1890 at the resid ence
of her nephew, Mr.. j. A Turner, aged
sixty-eight years She left one
brother, Mr.. W. d. Harris, and sew
eral nephews and nieces of this place,
with numerous friends to mourn her
loss. She had been a great sufferer
for many years, but bore her Affections
with patience and Christian fortitude
She was a member of the M f
church, and a woman of sterling
worth, having devoted her life to the
care and comfort of those with whom
she was associated. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted from her residence
Wednesday morning by her pastor, r.
w Bailey She was laid to rest in
the cemetery of this place.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27

New York. st.t. -+@lI'. '--|I
Er1 +,u,,,er1, ,5,,r W s tt...t,
mas maze pupIlc Ihe '"'I' '.
gram Of the conservation sert "
ST Patrick's cathedral which .r. r.
take Mace October 5 & and f. wu
conserrat:on is to he on- nt ,u. n.-
notab1e @ Pn,31an CathnIfr r..,., .r.
ayer ba1d i, this aity 81 I.r~..
catbodraI bo1de * 0o6 nenr.a N.t ...
officia1s say that many rna~. t..
th.,+ ,,,,,,Iro, Iii do.irn ta ..tt..
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27

lief, r. O. PurneH
$3.50 p. M, report on education,
John B. Carlyle
4:3O D. M. adjourn
$50 D. M, report on foreign mis-
SiOns w. r. Cullom
$50 p M, What Baptist principles
have been worth to the world, Hight
c. Moore.
Thursday. Sept. %
$50 a. m. religious exercises.
9:45 a. M, miscellaneous business.
10 a. m, report of executive com
mlttee, G. E Brewer.
1890 a. M, report on home mis-
Slons w n johnson.
l1:30 q. M, miscellaneous business.
Z noon, adjourn
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
The Rescue to the Rescua

NOrfOlk, Va, Sept 24.-In answer
to the wireless appeals for assistance
from the Clyde Line S'eamer hu.on
reported helpless with a broken tail
shaft twenty-five miles southwest by
west of Diamond Shoals, the tug Res
cue, of the Merritt-Chapman Wreck
ing Company, left here late this after
noon to go to the aid of the vessel
It was stated from the Wrackine
cOmpany's office that the Rescue
would tow the Huron to New York
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
(By the Associated Press.)

BV the Associated I>IoSS.)
Beaufort, n. c., Sept 24.-Crippled
bv the breaking of a tail shaft, the
big Clyde Line steamer Huron, car
rying passengers and freight from
Jacksonville and Charleston for New
York lay helplessly at anchor tonight,
25 miles southwest OF Diamond
Shoal Light, off the North Carolina
coast. Ali aboard We're safe.
The Huron's sister ships, the Ara
pahoe and the Navahoe, caught by
wireless not many miles away from
the scene Of the accident, We're or
dered to stand by the vessel until the
arrival of the wrecking steamer
Rescue, which was hurried out from
Norfolk and will reach the disabled
liner early Sunday morning. The
Huron will be towed to a nearby port
for repairs The weather was ideal
tonight, particularly auspicious for
the towing plans A light wind was
blowing. The sea was almost smooth.
The Vessel Anchors.
The breaking of the shaft rendered
the liner helpless ana Captain Staples
Immediately let go the vessels anchor
Few of the passengers knew the cause
of the vessels anchoring. When the
accident occurred the Huron was 25
miles southwest of Diamond Shoals
light vessel and she Will be forced to
remain at anchor there until some
vessel comes to her assistance.
The steamer Arapahoe of the Clyde
Line bound from New York to
Charleston and Jacksonville, heard
the wireless calls of the Huron and
hastened to her. The two vessels hap
pened to be a comparatively short dis
tance from each other when the wire
less calls were sent out and it was
expected the ArapahOe would be along
side the distressed steamer within
three or four hours.
The Sea Is Smooth.
The weather during the afternoon
was fine, there being only a light wind
from the eastward and the sea was
smooth so that the disabled steamer
was in no danger.
1t is pos sible the Arapahoe may
pass a line to the Huron and tow her
north to Norfolk or south to Charles
ton, thereby saving to the line the eX-
pense of salvage towing. A wreck
ing company at Norfolk was notified
of the predicment Of the Huron and,
as the weather is so fine that the ship
would be in no danger if she re
mained while longer at anchor ar
rangements may be made to have a
SeagOing tug come from Norfolk to
assist the helpless vessel into Norfolk
or New York.
Word reached here from Norfolk
that the Wrecking steamer Rescue
had left that place at o'clock to
go to the assistance of the Huron
The Wrecking steamer should reach
the disabled ship by o'clock Sunday
morning.
The Arapahoe, which hurried to the
Huron's assistance, viii stand by un-
til the arrival of the Rescue.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
MOREHIEAD CITY BANK,

Mr.. r. n. AycOck Elected Cashier
Morehead City, Sept 24-Mr. z. II.
Gorham has been elected second vice
president and attorney and Mr. R. n
Aycock cashier, to take effect Octo-
Der 18th, of the Bank Of Morehead
City. Mr.. Aycock is now teller of the
New Bern Banking and Trust Com
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
The Nayanoe Will Tow.
(RV the Associated Press. }

(By the Associated Press)
New York, Sept. 24-The Clyde
Line officers here announced tonight
that a wireless message had been re-
ceived from Captain Staples, of the
Huron, saying that the vessel is at
anchor safely, with the Arapahoe
standing by. The Arapahoe will re-
main with her until the arrival of the
Navahoe, northbound, which has in
structions by wireless to tow the Huron
to New York.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
Temperance Lecture.

TaGrange Sept. 24.-Miss Eliza
beth Moore, of WinstOn-Salem deliv-
cred a tenn perance lecture last night
at the Methodist Protestant Church
on the power OF influence
Large sales of cotton are takino
place. The prices continue consider
abIy above Is cents
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
GRADING FOR RAIL" =.
Contractors
Pushing
Rapidly.

Rockingham, Sept. 24-t p.
the new railway j. helH4
rapidly by several conrT4
various points along the I.['.-
hundred mules are bein@ "lf'
large steam shoyels are helpln-
grading. The work of grad .-
probably be completed by the ..
December
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27
BIC CLYDE LINER
CRIPPLED At SEA
Lies Helpless Off North
Carolina Coast
ALL On BOARD SAFE

Her Sister Ships, the Navahoe ana
Arapahoe Are Caught by Vireiess
and Hurry to the Rescue-Slnp Dis
abled by Breaking of Tail shaft
The NayahOe Will Tow the Disabled
Huron to New York.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-09-27

The remedy of tomorrow is foo 1,+o
for the evil Of today.-Spanish pro
verb.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

F. E. Moll, instructor in modern Ian
guages, Occidental college-German and
French.
I. E. Moore, former principal pre-
paratory schools-Mathemat
A. w. Nye, professor of Electrical
engineering, u. S. C.-Electrical engi
neering.
Edwin G. Price. instructor Y. NJ. C.
A. day school-Business Boys school
o. H. Reinholt, mining engineer and
instructor in Pasadena high school
Mining engineering.
C. S. Stromgren, Y. M. C. A. auto
mobile school-Machine shop practice.
Ricardo Uribe, instructor in Spanish
Spanish.
]. G. Van Zandt, civil engineer and
instructor at U. S. C. and L. A. H. S.
Surveying and steam engineering.
L. H. Westcott, instructor in draft
ing, Occidental college-Principal of
department of drawing and design
w. C. Wilson, civil engineer and in
structor, Pasadena high school-Ap
piled mechanics, drafting.
Special-Faculty of music depart
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

day grammar school-Business pre-
paratory course.
John L. Fleming, attorney-Law
for business men.
F. Lee Fuller mining expert and op-
tician-Mining.
A D. Hunter-Music
L. G. Nattkemper-Public speaking.
G. D. Griset, instructor in Y. M. {. A.
day commercial school-Penmanshlp
arithmetic, bookkeeping.
John F. Johansoh, craftsman with H.
E. Brett-Mechanica drawing.
o. T. Johnston, principal Y NJ. c. A.
school of commerce and finance-Ac-
Countancy.
Fred Knopf, E. S. Lawyer, Coast
College of Card Writing.-Show card
writing.
I. C. Lewis, attorney-Business boys
school.
H. L. Hunt, former superintendent o.
public schools-English literature, his
tory, rhetoric.
Arthur R. Mas, professor of phar-
macy U. S. C. and head chemist Braun
Chemical Co.-Pharmacy.
F. w. Carstens-Shorthand and law
stenography
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-01-29
CENTRO ANTI-REELEC-
CIONISTA DE MEXICO.--
Junta Directiva. -Eliseo e.
CIRCULAR.

Acercandose va ell dla en-
ell cual ha de verificarse la
Convention Nacional Anti
reeleccionista, "El Constitu-
cional," 6rgano oficicial de
este Centro, por disposition
verbal nuestra, ha alberto
en- sus columnas una Secci6n
especial con ell nombre de
"Candidaturas de los anti.
reelecionistas," con ell obje-
to de que en- ella vayan re.
gistrandose las diversas OPT
niones personales que, respec
to de candidaturas a la Pre-.
sidencia y Vice-Presidencia
de la Repdblica, hayan emi.
lido y sigan iemitiendo nues.
tros correligionarios, con el
sincere y honrado fin de.que,
cuando aquella Convention
Sc verifique, va Sc hayan
communicate ideas y juicios
respecto de las personalida-
des mas prominentes que Sc
consideren dignas para aque-
Hos altos puestos, y puedan,
de este modo, ireuniforman-
dose las opiniones de nues-
tros correligioniarios respec-
to de este particular.
AL meditar y emitar sus
juieios sobre. punto tan
importante, recomendamos
mqy especialmente a los anti
reeleccionistas tengan pre-.
sente que estamos en- presen.
cia de un problema sobrada-
mente serio y trascendentaI
para ell Pafs;que, por 10 mis-
mo tenemos ell alto y patri6'
tico deber de tratarlo con to-
da Ia serenidad y circunspec'
ci6n con que deben tratarst
siempre las graves cuestiones
que afectan los intereses, lo'
derechos Y ell porvenir de to
do un pueblo; y que para op
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E. SESTEMA BANCAR|O
EN- LOS ESTEDOS UNIDOS
IS IMPERFECTO.

En- Ia pr6xima reunion del
,Congres6, parece que ell Go.
Olerno de Washington Sc
ocupara o. de la ley financiera.
Va era tempo.
Las grandes crisis banca-
rlaS de los Gltimos 20 amos,
nan probado hasta la eviden-
G cue Ell sistema bancario
en- los Estados Unidos es i'm
parfectoy defectoao.
II Us precise cambiarlo 9 mo-
0in:aFlo, pues su pesima or
ganlzaci6n ia experienced 10
ehsenal en- no da va las garan-
T tlaS y Seguridad que ell pue-
Bio debe esperar y tener.
AaS tarde Q mas tempra-
no. no. el Gobierno de la Repd.
uilca mas rica Y poderosa de
niando II. debera convenir er
es.o es con nosotros, y modifi-
'N'' 0 tai vez zanzibar radi-