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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. II O'Clock noon
Capital Traction warrants, $500 at 9. 800 at g. Sss
at 9. S4 at g. Ss2 at g. 2ll4 at g. $50 at g. sl54 at
g. $50 at g. sll2 at g. $50 at g. So at g. SIS at =
lCi at g 5000 at 9. 5000 at g. S7S6 at g. 5000 at
g. 400 al D.
Capital Traction II at I26.
Washington Railway & Electric COM. 50 at l3h 50
at 49,. 80 at E3h, 50 at 434, 30 at 81 30 at I3a
80 at 43lt.
Washington Gas. 5 at 67H (cash), . at s74, 3 At
S7Is. 3 at S7B, . at 81.
Mergenthaler at 80 at 30, at 30
LanstOn, at q, 10 at 81. % at 932 % at s5x .
at 93S
Washington-Virginia Railway CON-. 8 at 43, 8 at
g. . at Is. . at 49,
Union Trust 10 al 10 10 at 49,
Emerson Steam lump . at u
After call:
Capital Traction warrants $40 at g. $1,000 at g.
$1,000 at g, 5000 al 9. SIS at 9.
United States THrst, 5 at I'D.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
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F. J. Manning, Eastern representative
of the National Motor Vehicle Company,
is in the city for a few day.
Ira Waterman, who will be remembered
as driver In the Four-leaf Clover run OF
last spring, arrived in Washington last
night from Orange. Va, in K-R-1-T
touring car. Mr.. Waterman, in company
with z. L. Furgeson and James A. Hem
street, started out from Jacksonville, Fla,
Immediately after the close Of the Gid
den tour to map out a route from the
Southern city to New York for the Amer
lean Automobile Association, which would
be shorter than the route followed by the
Glidden tourists, in addition to passing
through more historical country. Yes
terday's run was via Manassas, Va, and
according to the accounts of the condi-
ton of the highway by the party, It was
anything but pleasure trip. Despite
road conditions the car, which Is the
same one that Waterman drove in
the Glidden tour, and was unfortunately
put out of the clean score class when
wagon ran into him, is making the trip
in fine shape.
Two Apperson Jack Rabbits have been
entered In the Savannah races that are
to be held the last Of this month. accord
ing to advices received by Emerson &
Orme, the local representatives. One will
compete in the Vanderbilt and the other
in the Grand Prize. AS yet the drivers
have not been named. but they viii more
than likely be Herbert Lytle and Jack
WEIGH.
There is one place where the Oldsmo-
bile Autocrat will have to live up to Its
name and reputation, and that is In
Louisville, where Chief of Police Lindsey
has just had one Of those cars placed
at his disposal by the board Of public
safety.
The chiefs car Is OF the seven-passen-
ger touring type, and win be used ex-
tensively in running down speedsters and
otherwise regulating th4 Saffic. The very
first day the car wase svice 1t proved
its ability to live up d reputation, rs
the "Autocrat' OF the for it was
called upon to overhaul q 81 ester, which
it did handily, a stifr ane for Che offender
resulting.
Chief Lindsey has started a war on
speeding In Louisville, and intends that
his car shall be the real "Autocrat" In
that city.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov I3.-Money call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent; highest ~
lowest ~ closing, ~ per cent Most Of the days
loans were made at ~ per cent.
There is stih a good inquiry for time funds but
the market is not active, the banks do not show
much disposition to loan the bid rates. The
ket Is on a 3ka3A per cent basis for all maturites
from sixty days to Hx months
Commercial paper is unchanged at 5kAlh per cent
for the best Paper is not coming out in large
supply.
London discounts 37-l6 per cent, unchanged; Paris
discounts, 81 per cent unchanged; Berlin discounts,
IA per cent, up \.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, Nov. l1-In the live stock market to
day beefes were slow; steers steady TO l0c lower
thin COWS steady to l0c higher; all other grade.
bulls. 25oa5.5o; COWS, Lf5alsO Dressed beef n
good demand. In. Calves finn 10 shade higher.
Veals. eooalooo; tops, l0z5; eulls l5oakso; barn
yard Olives S.25al9s; FED do, 42sa5fs; Southern
fed. AZ; Westerns. 500 Indiana calves. 6ooaT. %.
Dressel calves steady CITY dressed yeals. llals
country dressed, sai3ak $40
Sheep and lambs steady Sheep 2oOsaD: culls
&5oa4o. Dressed mutton slow at SAL; . few
wethers at IA Dressed lambs. sa1o; few hog
dressed at loika1i.
Hog higher at 6Haeso; pigs, az; country
dressed steady at fash PER ID.
Richard Yates. who was governor OF
Illinois from 1901 70 IDS has announced
his intention 70 seek the Republican
nomination for the once again next
year.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14

AS the result of a decree handed down
yesterday in the United States Supreme
Court, Fannie R. Wilhoite becomeS own
er of the Lehman Building, on heTnorth
side of New York avenue, between Eour-
teenth and Fifteenth streets, for a pur-
chase price of 100000.
The decree directs that a contract in
volving the sale at this figure, under an
instrument drawn by Early & Hampton
in 1905, be carried out by the defendants,
Mrs. Jeanette r. Lehman and Miss Isa-
bel r. Lehman.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
Lyon Buys Dwelling.

One OF the three-story brick dwellings
in Twenty-seventh street, Woodley Park,
Recently built by George c. Pun
phrey, has been sold to r. B. H. Lyon
through the real estate Office of Shannon
& Luchs. The consideration in the trans
action was $3.50. Mr.. Lyon will occupy
the house as his home. 1t contains ten
rooms and three baths and is modern
and UP to date in every particular.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
Encourage Civic Association.

AS a mark of appreciation for the
good work they believe the American
Civic Association is doing in exploiting
and advertising Washington throughout
the country, members of the executive
committee of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday passed an appropriation Of
$500 to be expended in the entertainment
of the association during its annual ma
tional convention here next month.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
Harries Dinner Plans.

Final arrangements for the compli-
mentary dinner to Gen. George H Har-
ri=s were completed at meeting Of the
committee in the Board OF Trade rooms
yesterday afternoon. S. w. Woodward
has been selected as POSTMASTER for the
evening 1t was announced that the
number of acceptances had reached the
$50 mark early in the afternoon, and that
additional names were being added to the
list with every mail. Secretary w. :.
Eynon and Treasurer Thomas Grant both
believe the final list will overreach the
200 mark before the covers are laid in
the New Willard ballroom tomorrow
night.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

fhieaeo, Nog. B-Hny market finn Rec.,pts N.
tons; shipments none. Choice timothy, . 5oSas "a
clover, B0aH.o; Kansas and Oklahoma rrsiris
choice, MooAleso; Iowa. Minnesota, Dakota and NJ.
braska, choice, l65oal6oo Illinois Indiana and VIZ.
conzn feeding prairie. aooalloo; ne straw soalo "a
cat straw. aoaas.5ei whsat shaw, T.0hsm.
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CHICAGO GRAIN,

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs q o..
members Of the Chicago Stock ExcEanEs Hjbh.
Building.
Chicago, Nov. 13-The wheat market was irregu
lar, with prices &c TO sc higher at the close OF
good buying. December, $50 May, 997S; July on
Corn WAS Hasc better on small offerings. De
cember. So; May. 64ssa64lt; July. 6lKAeGas.
Oats market strong and ka%c higher, mainly
in sympathy with corn. December, IN; May, 0K
July 46k
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Murray VIII Remain

AS a result of a departmental tangle.
in which promotion opposed politics,
Lawrence o. Murray, Comptroller of the
Currency, will remain at his present post
and not carry out weil-formulated plans
to accept the presidency of the First
National Bank Of Pittsburg, at $4,000
year. Mr.. Murray's decision breaks a
deadlock between Secretary MacVeagh
and Senator Cullom, of Illfnois,aover the
appointment of Mr.. Murrays successor
When Mr.. Murray's plan to leave the
Treasury Department became known,
Senator Cullom urgently recommended
the reappointment of William Barrett
Ridgely, formerly Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, and Senator Cullom's son-in-law.
Secretary MacVeagh recommended the
appointment of George E. Roberts, Di-
rector of the Mint.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hfbbs & Co, mem.
eers Of the New York Stock Exchange. HES.
Building
Call money: Open 2A high. ~ low q; close 2Is
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
FINANCE And REALTY

A general strengthening of prices and
broadening of activity all along the
line marked the opening of the week on
the local stock exchange. Several issues
that lately have shown a tendency to-
ward weakness, stiffened up and figured
almost conspicuously in the trading.
| In point of general activity, Traction
warrants divided honors with Railway
common, though much interest centered
around an upward tendency on the part
of Gas stock Warrants did not figure
so. freely as on several days last week,
but such demand as was evidenced was
met at 9, the level that obtained at the
closing Saturday. y
Railway common continued its recovery
| from a recent slump in the face OF
good demand. The opening price was
1918, but most of the sales were at
43 Ia With one broker doing most OF
the buying and two brokers doing most
OF the selling, $50 shares changed hands
in 50-share lots, The bid at the close was
G3 IA.
In all but one of the Gas stock transac-
Ltions 81 Is was paid In all los shares
were sold, the fractional sale being a
cash transaction. The last sale, involV-
ing a quotation lot, went at 81, and the
closing bid was at that level.
Lanston eased OF. from 81 to IS 3d.
showing a tendency to weakness after
steady advance of several points last
week Mergenthaler figured In few
fractional sales at go. Washington-Vir-
ginia showed good strength, selling 100
shares in quotation lots at 49, Bidding
advanced after these sales to A, but the
stock was held at so. with no evident
desire to sell.
A-feature of the trading was the alb
- fro ig
stood that brokers have a number Of buying
orders, but buyers and sellers could not get
together yesterday. Most of the stock
transactions as we'll as the transactions
in Capital Traction warrants indicated
strong investment influence.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B! Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs BuiId.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
MintinE Chicken Feed"

Ucle Sam is getting ready to supply
his small nephews and nieces with the
millions of pennies, nickels, and dimes
demanded around about Christmas time.
This is the usual stunt and keeps the
United States minis busy between No
vember l and January / each year doing
little else besides grinding out large
quantities of Chicken feed for holiday
shopping. Last year there was an en-
barrassing shortage of small change and
precautions have been taken to prevent
a recurrence Of the situation this year.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
LOAN SOCIETY.
Thief Uses Duplicate Key.

By the use Of duplicate key yesterday
morning some one entered the residence
Of William E. Cogswell. ia street
southwest, and stole S104 in cash and a
check for s13. The 500 and the check
were stolen from the pockets of Mr.
Coggswens trousers, which were hang
ing on a chair near his bed. The "a was
taken from the room occupied by Will
lam e. Coggswell, jr.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14

A system OF wireless telegraphy with
twenty-seven stations Is planned for the
Philippines for the use OF the civil gov
eminent and the army and navy. --.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14

A Scandinavian lodge Of machinist,
has been founded IN Boston.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-14
The Safest Investment,

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
". H WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
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HuToNo4HE, d
R1NENsENl
AaaAs--Ahr@
%-GOSSIP~l

F. ]. Manning, Eastern representative
Of the National Motor Vehicle Company,
is in the city for few day.
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Corpus Christi Society

a -
short visit vith her parents. re,
and Mrs v G Thomas
Miss Anna Mae Gibson has return
"a from pleasant visit w.ih friends
in san Antonio
Mrs. y p Yoakum and Miss Bees
Sic Yoskum we're the guests OF M
aud Mrs. q kieberg this week
Mrs Marshall spoonis Of Fort
Worth is visiting her parents Nj aud
Mrs W W Jones on south Broad
way Mrs spoouts viii be- matron Of
honor az the Jones' nlauohefte' we'd
ding on Wednesday
Misc Natalie Wilson Mil De- the
gnesi 90 Miss Anna NcGreeor az her
home in Laredo duruE Christmas
week
Mrs s. Hail and Mrs q ~ Wi
son 90 Bsesiilo acre the gucsF ~ Nr
and MIS- " W Jones' this ~oek
Miss Alice Jones and Miss Marie
peaso are expected home to-day from
belmont college
Nrs A G. Jones returned go her
hom, in neeyllie "Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs George Kennedy SIRE
occupylnr onc o. ihr wol,h bunga-
lows ON chaparral street
I.a Remma club entertained on
"wednesday after.
CoMriIMrN- noon at ihe resi-.
TNiiN SOCIAL. dcncc OF Miss phil
lppino Rankin. boz
honor OF W.as Kathleen Jones
Tho Rankin home was aiirac-
lively decorated fof Che occasion with
pink chrs anihemuus and ferns The
affair was most informal and was ou-
lnscd hy many OF tho club members
and several ouf ~ town guests MI
steal numbers were given by Mis.
Matte Caldwell and Miss Jeanette
I Guust. accompanied hy Miss l.oifi'
Smith. a two-conrse buffet luncheon
Nas served in the dining room The
f lrst course consisted of broiied "ts.
ters on toast which were prepared M
f chafnr dishes hy the members ~ ihs
+ social committee 4 delicious salad
with coffee was also served Miss
Carroll gave clever toast 90 "a,
brldc-elect and presented Miss lone.
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SOCIETY EDIT
Miss Jeanette Gunst
TELEPHo HE 2oS
DECEMBER


OBJ The are old trees "a their sweep
ms srays
. And the CLEAN Of The sapphire sea.
Aud tho sun and ihe tang 81 these
brilliant days
Are bread and eine 90 me-
or the firm white road beugath ing
tread
And the stubble p.nkish-hrowu.
Aud the hills to ih,lg wonderful pur.
DO red.
And the ciear-cni distant town
And the stately SLOW boz She orange
west.
stli and lineerlng
uar, hroufht so weary hearts more
rest
Than all the halms Of spring
Ethel Hobart
The pas, week has been quio'
one socially Tho two weeks before
chsstinaa are usually duil followed
-, much social activity during Che
holiday week The welcome rain OF
Iris week doubtless accounted Cog ths
feV social affairs several of the ht.
ernry clubs and card clubs have ad.
iourned until sficr the Sew Year
The Jones -Blanchette wedding on
"Wednesday VIII bo me event 81 GA,
coming week
Mrs. Louis Wells and children and
Mrs = y Tillmhn loft this week foi
NcNla where they viii spend the hoii
DAVIS
Nrs " Borden and Miss i.orelt,
Borden were the guests of Relatives
in ihe city this week
nr and Nrs eo Rarle ana son are
visiting relatives boz Louisiana
Mrs G Cline and son left thi
week for Galveston where they vii
romain until after the holidays
Mrs G Scott ana Airs ~ p
Pope returned this week from shor
visit 20 Houston
Mrs , J Burdin has returned q
her home iu san Antonio. after
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with bunch OF orange blossoms. trv
flower OF happiness Miss Jones u
one Of the most able and active mem.
bers OF la Retama and vas president
90 the club in isee ln few WORDS
Miss Jones expressed her apprecis
tion OF the honor shown her aud hcr
rverets az lcaylag the club Tbote
prevent We're desdames Marshal
Spoonts sFi Worth. Mrs Clarence
Frauk. Hale. D. q haskln Misses
Kathleen Jones, Netsis Grfsn. lofet-
Ia borden. Mamie Carroll Philippine
Rankin. wnhelmlna Horn. Ellal
.Burns. l.oitie smith. Matte and
Ciando Caldwell rckri CrawfwA
Mary Elliott. sarah Caldv cli. Trndise
Wilson. Anna McGregH. Helen
Woodbridge. Rcruice Mosei,. Jcan-
otto Gunst. Margaret seaton Lillian
Heard and Laura Luicr
sss
Mrs Herman Cohu was hostcss 90
thc "Wednesday az
Mrs. ConN tcrnoon nridge club
ENfERTAINs this week az h,r re-
sidcncc on Chapar-
ral street Onl, the members aud
their substitutes we're pIcsent The
flies, prize lahot vas von by airs
Gugenheint Mrs G G. MomaeN
received ,hc second prisr pin rashs
ion Tho hooby prize fcll TO the bot
of Mrs Charles kash 4 dainty two
course luncheon Vas served Nrh
COINS guests we're Ncsdamcs On.
renhcim. G. G. womack Henry
schaoftcr. Charles Nash. 1. " on
penheimcr Misses Agnes Rowen.
Blancho Gotiiich
owing 10 ihc tho nclemont weather.
the Harmony club
HARMONY did not meet thls
CLIB. week. The rlun
viii meet next
THURSDAY December twen,y-first
With Mrs nuford CRAIG The follow
lng nrogtam eil be- carried ont
[, Uouuod
pnpsr. First Church Music p
Mrs savage
Vocal Ave Maria .,... Hounod
Mrs Heath
Plano "papillons Ros'nthAl
Mrs FleWelicn
Vocal sing. smile siamoer'. Gounod
Mrs Ncaih
Violin. Msdrlgai simmoneii
Miss stamm
Lander Mrs savage
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AIR u a sio,ai len "Wednesday
for Carlisle. AN.
Mf and Mfe Geo AAieil visited
Corpus this week
Chas NECTAR, made a business Trip
to Corpus Monday
ar and Mrs uuah Mcllarry Of
llouHonaFe VISITING " q MclierrS
Gco. Fisher aud Friend, Mr Fay
of Chharo, have zone tor door
hunt on pf nunkes farm near la
t..du
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Adyleos from Alice have hoen rs-
ceivod 20 me effect tina, Captain LAS.
F scot, has resigned his once a.
county commissioner Under the law
Captain Scott who Is also chairman
Of The Democratic party OF lin wclls
county eanno, hold the two Offices.
Claude AcGlll Ia expected 10 be the
successor OF Capt, Scott AZ county
commissioners.
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PORTLAND NEWS

PORTLAND. Texas Dee lb Tile
beautiful residence ct Nels Nelson Us
nearly completed
Mr ana MR. g. Findley have re-
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The spoon club will meet THURSDAY
afternoon with Miss
SPOON ct.tn Adelaide Hoffman.
Mfki>c At her residence on
south uiuff
Mr. and Mrs WIN nAimwcod are
oocupying the sAcfman house on
broadway
Many prcminept beaumont people
viii be in town tor The iones-nian.
chcste Wedding ON Wednesday
Mp W O. S,aples OF Mexico cis
is The sues, % her sister, Mrs " a.
Grinn
Miss Grace Rasscrty OF Omaha. "a
M guest OF Mr. and Nrs J y Miner
Mrs y y Hannafcrd has returned
from delightful viaN With friends
In Oklahoma and Kansas
Mr. aud Ms = A. Ounst have
moved TO as south reneahua
who're they viii be- a. home 80 their
friends
NJ and Nea l,~rNh illrsch and
family are expected home this morn.
ina from Waco
Tho woman's Monda, club held iis
regular moriinr
woNAN'S mon. ihls week 90 ihg
nay CIIn residence ~ Mrs
o. NJ FoN. ou
water street Important doalls prF
tanning so the cantath next ftlda,
nigh, we're discussed and settled
rickrts tor the caniata viii hc oo
ssle this week Tho proef-ds VIII
go toward pawn gfor the frond piano
Witch the Monday cluh presented "a
the nev high sehool The nest rcg.
ular meeting Of me club Nill hc wien
Mrs. W Vi Gerhardt Monday lan
srS sth
Last Monday afternoon che Aiiruflnt
siHh met ai th'
NIrnynItN home Of Mrs W ~
NOTES. Huii who also ario,
a. leader for IN,
DAY. ana the following program vas
listened to With much pleasure
Rosponsea current Efenis
Manitoba nl The rfairios tb.
Grain Yields Mrs steele
The NeW Norfh Agnes Cameron
Mrs sherman
Wlnnepcr Mrs liuli
Mrs nuil diaflbutod a grcai d"a
81 material Tor the subjects IN hand
Ia the various members. making ih'
Round Table vor, animated AZ
rangcmenis for the Now lcar's o.
coptlon we're discussed and commit
I tees appointed The reception mi
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year wts; De hei& At the heanslfall
new home Of Mrs y, n Colo There
viii be no more stuay mvstinKs OF the
club unsii January >th
The CITY Federation Of Women mes
Friday afiernonn
cry rkpEn. Al the residence Of
riu>. Mrs u "a Scots
Owing 20 the lncicm.
ea weather. therr Was small at
tendance rhesnex, meeting viii he
January isthgwheu important mat
tiers Will eome hcsorc tho federation
The weekly dances AZ which the Eiks
are hosts on Friday
BINS ~. nsshts are h~eosl-
rtnrt'> ies move and move
popular Miss vio
Ia Olsen acted as hostess ih.s week
an ia ioil, crowd enjoyed the infer
nal affair A delleloas Dutch lansh
was sr,ved AmouE those prrsrni
were Mr and Mrs GearEc Grim.
Mr. and Mrs E Grain. Mr. aud
Mira George Cox. NJ aud Mrs w
/. Hammer. Mr. and Mrs Wells. Mr.
aud Mis- = n cole. Mr. and Mrs a.
G Friday Nj aud AIRS y a horn.
M and AIRS ilgasieT
Mcpdames s,aston. olsen Misses
Viola and Florence Olsen. t.lla Burns
Bats, welch. Allle fulton. Aallle
Robertson. Rpaser
Mcnsrs uiHkr wood. sheppard.
staston risllle Olsen Pope savage
a. Mannosa tinh will shortly
entertain NTH !
~ M,Rii'nsN dance ~ me Gem.
tiln nN>,t msrclai cieh rooms
900 thp e,enlnf 81
December e9ih An arrangements
are 20 ho completed III meeting OF
the club neSi "Wednesday AFTERNOON
% O'Clock at the uotoi niduclt
ki members ~ me club nre reaurst
I "a tu attend this mseiinn
I Miss Jean Natagr viii entertain M
luncheon Tueadni
itNSHtoN at one-ihirty ~ ~,
uoSrrss Hotel nldNeil 10
/ honor of Mra w
naimwood ana Miss Kathleen Jones
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complimentary 9" Miss I"p~s.
Mn @ " Scott aud Nfs 81 o.
Pope viii entertain at luncheon Mon
day va honor Of Mirn Kathleen Jones'
aud hes bridal PARTY
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entertain NTH 4
dance ~ me Gem
werciai ci,h rooms
on tho evening ~
All AIInnNnlllnl.
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IL MAllil't,s
tiIu nNNtt

are 90 ho completed ai "a meeting ol
the club nesi "Wednesday Afternoon
% O'Clock al the ilotoi nldwcll
kn members ~ me club ARE request
ga 10 attend this meeiinu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-22
Ell ARMISTICIO
MEJICANO
Ell FINAL DE UNA REVIUELTA.
NareNa York. 1anes.-


Nuewa York, lanes.-
Ed General Reyes, ex-Mnistro de la
GUERRA en Mexico, lego a la Habana el
19 del corriente, donide permanecera al
gumos ldfas, CON arreglo a Instructions IS
de Mexico. Ell caudilGo Figueroa ME
case a1n soneterse al armisticio co1-
certado con Ma'dero, y MO aceptara
Barra como Presidente. Las cilldadas
Cohrma y Manzanillo han sido tomjadas
por los rebeldes sim lucha. Madero Sc
despidi0 aver de sus soldaIdos ven Ci:l-
dad Ju5rez. dandoles a onocer sus
proyectos para modernizar el Co
biernO, y recOnstrIir mOralmente d
Mexico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-22
Cine las Tres bandePa2

Contin0a e} ptlblico favoreciendo IS
ae cine todas las nOches.
Una de las reformas que anas parece
8laber agradado all pi1bIico es la insta
laci0n de los ventiladores electricos,
pues conservan una temperature agra
6able que haue glata La estancIa du
rante la representation alln en- Aas mas
ralurOsas noches.
Las pel1clllas qlue Sc exhIben son de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-22
EI, CONCORDAT0
EN- EsPANA
NO QUE DICE Ell
CARDENAL .AGUIRRE.

Nuena York, lhlnes.-
Ell cardenaI Aguirre y Garcia Ala pro
festado contra ell Proyecto de Ley de
Asociaciones de Espana declarando que
nl Gobierno ha violado ell Concordato
die 1851 al NO consrlltar Aa Santa Sede
sobre dich0 proyecto y que, al conce-
der excesiva 4ibertad q propagandas
3sostiles al CatoIicisno, pone en peligro
<el espfritu de dicho Concordato por 10
que respecta a la lgEesla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-22
Un accidente
en- aereoplano
Ell MINISTRO DE LA
GUERRA FRANCES.
Nu.eva York, dunes.

Nueva York, DUNES
Mientras presenciaban aver ell Presl-
dente del Consejo de Ministries de Fran
cia, Mr. Monis, y el Ministro de La Cue
IRA, Mr.. Berteaux, Ia salida del aero
plano que tomaba parte Ell qtn concur
so de Paris q Madrid, fueron heridos
gravemente por la ca1da de uno de di-
obs aparatos.