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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
STEADY ADVANCE OF Y.M.c.A

Encouraging Outlook For Larger
Equipment For indianapolis Branch.
Indianapolis. Ind-Six rooms In q
small business block at North and Cal
ifornia streets is the home Of the lar
gest cclored mems branch Of the Young
Mems Christian association N the
United States. From this small build
ing the work among more than 400
members is conducted, although half
that number tlRnot be crowded into
the structure at one time.
Despite the inadeqnacy Of the build
ing and equipment the members have
organized debating. literary ana giee
clubs. gymnasium and basketball
teams. a band and orchestra. while the
boys have formed.a club and organised
q troop Of boy scouts. Besides these
organizations, several Of the members
meet IN the small rooms each night and
engage In checker contests, the only
other form Of amusement open % them
During the Last few years the build
ing has become too small 20 aee0mmO-
date the members. and Whenever spe-
ciaI programs have been arranged no
announcements have been made BE-
f1rshard. the oGcsEs iEnsAEIhg thAt the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Miss Helen Clay Frick. pretty and
heiress to millions. who has been
known for her philanthropies since she
was a tiny girl. is a culinary expert.
Nrs- William Keith. who recently
gave S3.OOO TO the suffrage campaign
fund IN California. has devoted about
$1,000 q year TO the cause for more
than ten years.
MisS Elizabeth Kendall. professor Of
history a. Wellesley college. recently
returned from 4 tr1p through Turkey.
China and Indla. ehs b aid 10 Be
ths 6rst white woman to make such
q "Trip alone. She made the nip Tor
TIE purpose Of research.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
Telephone Yards 1913.

rooms would not hold all who would
attend
Now the committee OF management
and leading colOred business men Of
the city are considering a new Y. NJ.
G. A. building which will not limit the
colored mems branch in this city and
which. they say, will offer unusual pos
sibilities. Nine years ago the branch Of
the association was first organized for
the colored men Of indianapolis Aft
er two years Of work IL had only sew
enteen members. Since 1904. however.
the association has grown until It now
includes one out Of every seventeen
colored young men in the city.
The growth has been 50 rapid during
the last few years that every available
place about the building has been
taken. including the coal shed. which
was made into a locker and shower
bath room The growing membership
also demanded a gymnasium, and the
largest room on the first floor was 1T
ted up for the physical culture work
and gymnasium classes
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02

Cornell university has added a course
In wrestling for which gymnasium
credit will be given. For the benefit
Of beginners in the mat game a novice
meet. from which all intercollegiate
athletes will be barred. will take place
in December.
The New Orleans Young Mems Gym
nastic club will hold monthly boxing
and wrestling contests of all weights
and classes under the amateur rules
until April Of 1912 The winners will
be sent TO the National Amateur Ath-
letic union championships.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02

Miss BeatriX Jones Ii a pioneer
among women landscape gardeners In
this country. her most notable work
IN landscape gardening was the resto-
ration Of the George Washington gar
dens at Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Wordsworth. an English dane
ing teacher. has taught dancing to
royalty In England and other coun-
tries since she was fifteen. She now
has q class composed entirely OF chill
dren whose grandparents took lessons
Of her Just before making their debut
at Queen Victoria's court.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02

the Knoxville Tenn.J college. viii
have charge Of all the sciences TO be
taught This is the first year that the
science department has had a special
teacher and a particular chair. Pro-
fessor Galloway viii ct the place well.
for he is making science a life study
and has done some good postgraduate
work at Muskingum university, Mus
kingum, o.
Miss Adlina Saunders win be precep-
tress this year. She comes from New
Haven. Conn, from under the very
shadow Of Yale university. She has
lots Of bright ideas not only for house
keeping and for governing and caring
for girls in the boarding department.
but she has talent for elOeutiOn and
hne needleVork She win give some
extra time to this for the benefit Of the
girls and others who may desire these
two 6ne arts.
Miss May L Smith OF Virginia, re-
Gently from Hampton. wiz have charge
Of the boarding department and do
WcauG oCAcuCc AOEA- sue COmc8 IuAl
Of Hampton ideas as to work. cleanh-
ness. economy and good order. Miss
Grace ]. Thompson. who taught Htera-
ture last year. win teach higher Latin
and some literature. while Mr.. n q
Eldridgs. one Of the best graduates
that the Institution here ever sent out.
W1Il teach Greek and elementary Latin.
Besides the foregoing list Of college.
academic and Industrial teachers. the
gEammaE school department WIN Be
cared for By Miss 8. A Jordan. eighth
Gade: Mra BGaGie r Ashford. SER
enth grade; Miss Laura Pinnie. sixth
grada Professor J. A. HIbbler. The So
rstary Of the institution. win have
charge Of the commercial department
ana Miss MhtdeA. BOoker. who = ROW
n TIE Chicago Musical college. yin
have charge Of the music. a. hereto-
fsra During hsr Eix weeks abssneS
-kg elsfsfs lss Carrie fsaiel BooknR.
Wm an her plaza Professor = =.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
AN HONOR TO HIS RACE
n. c. Smith DslSsats to Ohio Cen
stitutionaI Convention.

otttueioHai CoEVontiohs
Over 1000 signatures Of voters
have been secured indorsing the
candidacy Of the hon. Barry c.
Smith Of Cleveland. O., as dele
gate to the state constitutional
convention to be held In 1912
Realizing the necessity Of having
q member Of the race IN such an
important convention. about If
ty Of the colored voters Of Cleve-
land volunteered to secure the
proper number Of signatures to
nominate Mr.. Smith for the po-
sition.
They had but a short time Ia
which to accomplish the task,
but they went about II with q
determination to succeed The
signatures were secured from
among both colored and white
citizens. In speaking Of the phe-
nomenaI success Of this volun-
tary movement TO nominate Mr..
y Smith one Of the canvaSsers for
signatures said: I'VE did not
even have 10 ask or urge the men
TO do the work. As q matter Of
fact. we who were at the bead
OF the movement did not think
the necessary signatures could
be got in so short a time. The
result was an agreeable surprise,
which seldom falls TO the lot Of
an individual without some ef-
fort on his part"
Acknowledgement has grown
in the south until nearly every
state in that section Of the
country has DISTINGUISHED its
Afro-American voters. The race
needs IN able and experienced
statesman Of fits own. such as
we find in the Hon Harry c.
Smith. to champion its cause.
We are taking time by the fore
lock Color prejudice should not
have any influence with those
who make the laws by which
all citizens Of the United States
are TO be governed Mr.. Smith
has served three terms as a
member Of the Ohio legislature.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
By N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

Little Rock. Ark.-The Arkansas
Baptist college recently opened its
twenty-eighth annual session under
very favorable circumstances. DR.. 10
seph A Booker, who is just entering
upon his twenty-ffth year as president
OF the institution. was never more
highly encouraged at the beginning Of
q school year. This was manifested
in his opening address and in the an
nouncement Of new plans for running
the institution another year.
Besides many Of the old teachers who
have returned to resume the work with
President Booker. several new officers
and teachers from other states are en-
rolled Professor n. l. Galloway, a
graduate from the science course at
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
Sporting Notes.

The polo players Of America and
Great Britain have Joined hands to
bring about a uniform code Of rules to
govern the game.
Eddie Durham. professional sculling
champion Of America, who recently
defended his title against John l.
Hackett Of Minnesota. IL ready to row
william Haines or James Wray. coach
Of Harvard.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-12-02
GREAT CENTER
OF EDUCATION
Arkansas Baptist College Opens
With Competent Instructors,
BRIGHT FUTURE PREDICTED

President Joseph a. Booker Strikes
Optimistic Note N Address Opening
the Twenty eighth Scholastic Year
at Well Known School In Little Rock.
Many Industries Taught.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
APLICACION DE LA DOCTRI
MA MONROE


El Juez G.. Il. Bates. notable lc.
CIsta V autorida'l muy respectable
en- cucstiOnes dc derecho interna-
ciOnal. hablando acerca de los des
pachos dc 6rdense para la con-
contraction de marina v fucrzas &c
rrcstres frente 4 las fronteras de
Mexico Ia intimaci6n de Was
hIngton en- que 40 declara que Sc
In solicitndo cl nuxili0 del Gobier
y para la protection de los inte-
reses 'extranieros en- Mexico. diio :
Los movimicrtos naval Y mi
iltar son de alguna significaci6n
on las actualcs clrcunstancias y
dcmasIado potentes para simples
mdniobras militares.
"No Duedo abrigar 10 hlenor d:t
dn en- cuanto 4 cue los intereses
de los qXtranicros en- Mexico son
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09

nl nrori.;to IL H. ;.u..:
do ono,,nG" : ~ ,a va. g. 'tSIs"'c'oAeS
Wv, ~" '''r''o"l" et ZOE "E'aleS Y tro-
londo dcfnnso dn nos;;>l,' .,'',n" $1,000
clones contra GolvostSn
"En Galveston CO rom,,;,s, .,a
rcgim miontos nora % ~ In,, Snenns Ill 'le1 I1
nunrto rontra oton,,os u" +o5n;noa w, u.
marina de encrra Sobrc Ia cos.
ia del Pacifico, In moviliZaci6n So
IA do una brIgada de infantcria
',' ei "'strlto de los Angclcs. con
sa n y" - "''oS'.' e. ~: ~ SIi'I'''"T Ia de1ch'
.contr, n ,,os;hl,t ,,,'o 'o"1 , "nro' ,,
dc guerra f,,et, ;ie,s.s ~ ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
I'm desoendiente de Garibaldi con
log insurrectos.

I'll Paso. Texas. Mario 6: III
Ei6rcito Revolllcjonario dc MGxi-
60 tIene ahora ma iunta dc Es--
tratogia. Hastn ahora cada en-
beciIln hubia 0brado irdependien-
tementc durant1 los cOmbates v
81 resultado hn sido una sorie de
vlctorias Que no tienen connection
CON ning1n reslltado dc proyecho
tangible.
DeSde que Francisco I, Madero
toin6 el campo. poni6ndoge al
freflte de la rcvnluci6n. 80 orga~-
t1ig6 una Junta dc Hatrateaia. la
cual tieae DOR mira. dirigir los mo
yJmientoa en- 10 successive. enteYl.-
di6nd0se difectamenta con todos4
los comandantes do f,serzas reyo.
ltici0nariaa. Ia ,Jnnta dis estrats..
gie0S pep1Ianeuera eOnstam tgfnar,. !.
te al ledo de Madero en- gus cam.
parnentds.
El cabeeflia jose de In Ing So.
TO. Jefe DO Fataflo Mayor y se-
patndo en- inando 4 )Madero. os ei
h6roe do 10 batalla do Oiinaga.
c1yo cOnnhate 80 eHeetu6 al Ilste
de Chihuahua.
D6seienao da una familia de com
batientag v tisne faug buena ex.
periencia oIl la casHnalia. su con
seiero principal es uiusaopni aa
tihaldi. Tsieto del gran Uarihaldi
Italiaflpa HA prestAdo aaryioIos
8 Ysssios de los paiaes Sud -lkmeri.
canes Y ssssIvo aa0eiasfo eu1 el
tiFal, UhriatgfEag en- III fnyolltei6n
do Honduras.
hflgsarslo HAy, Jafe li0 Inaeslia..
|roH. ea arasls1Atiu az ia aynig si..
dad de M6tra Da1na m s0saEIa
iekad. Indiana 81 paElra f0k safs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09

mUv GrandGS V de tai naractcr nuo
pucd"n SlIlrir pcriuiciOs especial
les Ell las DreScntcs condolences
Al mantcnimicntO de Ian dOctri.
M Monroe por los EstadOS Uni
dos SO ailadcn Slls deberes COO
pcratlvOs. ST Mexico es impoten
IT, para mantener Un~fGgimcn cs-
table. v cficicnte gobicrno. adc-
cuado 4 la protection dc los dcrc-
ch0s de los ciud0danos sllbditOS
dc los paiscs eurOpcos. cstableci--
dos lcgalmcntc on Mexico. resul-
t. de auui que 'Cs el deber dc los
Estados l'nidos prOtcgcr los intc--
rcscs &c los cxtrangcroS en- aNue-
la Rcpnblica hermana,
"Baio tod0s los principios de la
ilwisprudcncia iEglcsa de las lc-
YES intcrnacionaIcs. 81 los EstadOs
Unidos dcclaran Il las naciOnes cx-
tran iGraS. que nor raz0n dc la
dOctina Monroe. les csta compile
tamente vcdadO intcrvenir Ell Me
xico en- Ia prOtocci0n de los inte-
rcScs de suS rcsncctivOS ciudad1-
nos q snbdit0S. uuedan deslc luc-
90. Dor fucrZa de S,t miSma dc-"
claraci6n. los EE. UU.. asumicn-
do tOdOs los dchcrcS dc Mexico,
con rcspcct0 Il sObcrania. un0 dc
cuvos prcciOsOs dcbercS eS el man
! tcnimicntO de un oObicrno cStab!e
=; cficicntc. c0mpctentc para Dro'S
! icr cficaZmcntn lHS vidaS. libcrtad
! Y Dronicdad de los cXtranlcroS dC'
miciliadoS lcgitimamcntc en- 81
pals. Y cspecialmcntr aducllOS cu-
/ v0S DaiscS rcSDcctivos. manticncn
ira atados de reciprOcidad con Me
Xico.
"Si los Estados Unidos Drohi--
itbeDsepoTac lp ssang heehog cue los
nalscs EurOpcos intervengan en-
la p0lltica dc los paiscs Latino-A
mcricanos para la protection de
los dorechOs de sus citldadanOs &
stibditos. los 1stHdos Unidos de-
ben garantizar absolutamente di.
cha protection.
"Rcducido & su ultimo anAlisis
segun la aserci6n de Ia Doctrina
Monroe. los Estados Unidos asl.
men la obligation dc s0berania
con rcsDecto 4 los Estados Latino
Americanos. on todo caSo en QUO
ellos por 81 solo 6c1nuestrcn su in
caDacidad de mantcner un gobier
nlios Dor 81 solo. demicstren su in
70 presente 11trante In guerra d.
Cnba.
f"Si los derechos c0rrclativos q,
ri doctrinn Monroe reauinrcn nnt
sc pongan en- anci6n tanto g
: Ei6rcito como In Marina dc 10!
Estados Unidos. os probabie au,
aSi sc haGa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09

La impotencia del Gobierno dc
Mexico para sofocar un verdade.
TO m0vimiento rcv0lIci0nario v
han rGsrlelto dc su dcber intervc-
nil en- Ia Dacifi:aci6n de una re-
gi6n tlondc ciudadanos america
nos tienen invcrtidos inmcnsos ca
pitalcs.
Washington. Mario 7: DentrO
lie .cinco dias, In cllarta parte del
total del EiGrcito Americana cs-
tara rGc0nccntrado en- el Departa-
mcnto de Texas. tcnicndo dichas
| fuerzas su cuartcl general en- San
/ Antonio. Una flota de buaues de-
guerra sc reunira EN- In costa de
aduel Estado. Sc dice que todO
ellie significa preparativos para
maniobras en- gran escala.
Sc ha ordenado que Sc reiinan
en- Galveston $500 hombres de ar
tilleria dc costa. cuando menos.
Sc han expedido 6rdenes para
! Qua SO recOncentrc en- el Estado
dc Texas un total de 10000. hom
bres.
Washington. Mario 7: So ha
ordenado que de todos los ramos
del scr:'icio Sc movilizen trODas
sobre Ia fr0ntera americana, fren
te & Mexico.
Aunuue en- los circulos Oficiales
SC han hccho los mayores csfucr-
zos Dor darle 4 esta movili2aci6n
de fuerza la aparicncia do SIM
pies preparativos dc inani0bras
militarcs. han circuiado DerSisten-
tcs rum0res dc Que Ell Gobicrfso
hmerican0 sc Drepnrn para mas
scrias cvcntu0lidades.
Ffltimos infoTmes mllV c0nfiden.
clalcs con respecto Il las actttales
circumstancias de Mexico. han
dadO pabulo Il uuG Sc crca que las
condolences dc aa1cl pals. estan
muv leios dc ser tan satisRactorias
como 10 aseguran { tieuacn & in
dicarlo los jnformes dc fuento o.
fltiaI, InmensoS canitates extran.
ior0s han sllSnendido sus 11egocios
en- el Egtaio do Chihuahua. pOr
teiemDl0, Y los nropietarios de
las e1npresaa SO ven indeciaos On
et,anto 6 10 quo attcedera hi so
extienden mas Los dea0rdenes.
HoY 80 intim6 & Washington
Dor medic dc tIraentea repfasen.,
tacionea presentaaaa aaibs Ell De-
partaiuentU de Estado aue. q me-
nos que loa Estad0g UniIog ha.
gan preparedness violentoa 3 inmc.
diatog para proeeder Il la protse+
tciEn dc los intsreses de l0B egtran-
ieros on M6xie0. si es que d.
chos Dreparatiyoa NO Sc estan ha.
cIandO va, 50 apelaEa nj auxilin
de 10 Gran Bretaia nara que in.
taryenga,
| Tal inforas no ,atdo confirmar.
| 50 Ae una lna1era dafinitiyx. pero
| 1iIE siulultAreo ri annnoiO Official
5a que Ro eatana raeOneentrando
IN I'm falim9r0 enmpAE0uto de ftte4
5a ffnsis0 & ii frenBera inogieAna
6 nlilY o0rta diatanaia do ella.
4 4 Ia Ufsaa HlarfeA lid nor ai mis-
Issa IN fufnrane desnl6s de la ~.
i 0toa del aAhifiete. exnlieaDdo ia
reuOfaHentra0i0n d8 trnpas. oslge
inforfna 'es eO1ag aigues g
i III f16f,a ~ 8 f4sss.s Il. ~ ft..ass..a 4
t6 n1osiliEAnd0 naa dsvsgl6n de Is
pAg haeia sAn AHs0nio, Taga# rot
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
La intervention Americana
parece inninente.
Los asuntos revolucionarios de
Mexico Sc compliCan.
FL Gobierno de Diaz l1a demostrado plenamente su
innpotencia para guardian Ia tran
quilidad del pals.

Washington, Mario 7: Sc aca-
ba dc venir Gil conOcimicntO uuc
ciertON emplcadUs del G0hierno
sostuvicron una larga conferen--
cia en- Ia Emba1ada Mcxicana a.
noche. con los micmbr0s dc la lc-
Gaci6n moxicana. V este hech0 ha
dado margcn Il que sc rumore que
.el Presidente Diaz Ia avisado 4
los Estados UnidoS que SC prcpa--
ren para obrar Violentamentc tan
pContO como SO solicite Su inter
Vnci6n para garaniZar Ia pro-
tecci6n de los interescs dc ciuda-
danos americanos en- Mexico. No
sc ha nodid0 obtener ninguma eon-
firmaci6n & este inforrne. v tan
to los empleados de 10 'Embaiada
Mexicana como los del Gobicrno
Americana. guardian silenci0 acer-
ca del asuntO.
Concedese que el G0bierno de
Mexico esta ansioso Dor lograr
G. La frontera duede absolutamen-
te cerrada para los insurrect0s. ha
,ci6ndose 10 objection dc que. aun-
que varias patrullas de fuerzas a.
mericanas v mexicanas vi0ilan am
bas fronteras. los insurrectos es-
tan nasandO v rcDasando cOnstan-
temente Ia Inca fronteriZa v mu-
chOs mexicanos prOccdentes de los
Ifstados Unidos cstau pasando 4
Mexico para incorporates Il los
reyOlucionarios.
Sobreenti6ndese cue ell Presiden-
to Diaz ha apetado personalmcq-
to nj Prcsidontc Taft para hue
este mande & In frontera tr6pas
Sslficientos para que Sc cot'tcs toda
cSnlunicaciGn I.stimaso ahora CO..
mo inminente una crisis en- In re-
Toluci6n de M6x;cn.
A menos aue los revolucionarios
mcxiean0s Mspcndan In destruc--
ciGn de las Was f6rreas V otras
oroDiodadcs en- ntio SO eneuentran
invertidos grandcs intereses ame.
ricanos. los Estatios Unidos SO vc.
ran Drecisados intcervenir on ol
m0vimiento q afecta aGtualmente
4 La Rep1blica Mexicana, para
prevenir rnayores destrueoioneg de
In DfoDiedad v rnayores calamida-
,des auA Dtdiara oTiRinar La guer-
ra. Esto es 10 que significa la
reeoncsntraci6n dc 10000 solda-.
dos a4norieanog en- San Antonio,
egeg1n inforne que SO eatima co.
/. atlO absolata1nelato aut6ntie0, pc
80 etIva ftente original no pueds
revasaFsa. pareeA si9nificar DrAA-
tieaTna4ltg una intarvenci6tf collie
citada nor eli GDbierf10 do M6gi-
90. dAada eli rnoTneIitO en- Qna o.
TO flltimO a0hierr0 Iia franazad0
cpr1g1letarneflta on sua intent0a de
aIspsa1des ia destruction de pro-
pietiad due los peyoIuei0nariog es.
tan llevantl0 s eabo. 10 cnal ha
demostrad0 sbien s Lac eiaras su
imp0tancia para efectuarl0. ha--
cifndose nee0sariO uue Ics EatAdos
Unidos sal9au i ia oaieatna Y BRO.
feian dc tina r0anera sfeetiya los
sSltereaea die gifs ciu1hsianus sn
aUnei pafs,
So ha dsciarado dua Las dapreds
clones dc los reyalnoionari0s EAa
ffeotado 0raYes0erte las pr0piada-
tiea 3 iUterssea ia fHsteIsas empire
M auaeTfdaanas. tafit0 an feIWoear
rifles como on iainerfa. etc.
Ahusa los tsaEadpa UnidOs Aatln
oergaelaE1aasEa eoaYenoidpa ya. Dc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
10000 hQmbreS del EprcitO Americana en- Ia frontera

lhlnpauo dlrrantr las horaS do la
mGrhG 81 Signiticado real dr Sc
.mclantc movmncnto cs impOSi--
Die dc concchil%c. Ducs hasta los
mlSmoS miembr0S del Ei6~ito SO
,confjcSan abSolutamcntc ignori.n-
ltcS ar"rca del motivo del moVi@
micntO.
La Marina toma partc EN- Ell mo-
Vimlento.
La marina tomarH Darte Ell este
in"SDcrado movimientO una flo
ta formidable dc crucer0s protc--
"ldOS V con los suDlcmnntos auxi~
llAreS nnccSarios para cl hucn O.
Xi1o m#ntcnimicnto de una fucr,
ia naval hnstil / una costa encmi-
0a. oDcrara Il In altura dc las Dla-
vas tcXanas. la division naval
5cOmDrcndc al buuuc insignia Ten
ncssee. nj Montana. North Caro-
Eua Washington. tOdos b1Inucs
perfcctamentc armados eduipa.
dos. cruccros con dcSplazamicnto
de 14.100 toncladas. baio cl man
do del Contra -AlmirantA Sidney
a. Staunton.
Las fucrzaS militarcs terrestrcS
nuc tcndran Sli cuartcl general Ell
San Antonio. estarAn baiO el man
do del Mavor Gral. William IT.
Chrtcr. duicn tcndra Dor nvldan--
tes a variOs brigadicrcs generates.
los rnalcS tandrHn 81 mando dc ia
djfercntcS brigadas rn que Sc d.
vidira este gran cllcrDo de EiGrci-
TO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
'Tel6fono, 1889

prominentc inVoniero EscocGs en-
In ciudad de Mexico. El ioven
Hay trabai6 on Mexico en- calidad
dn lngeniero Civil. cuando esta-
llG la insurrccci6n. SO vino violen-
tamcntc Il ciudad .Illarez para IL
nirsc i los revol1tcionarios ofre-
clGndOlcs Slls Scrvicios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-09
FIJHRSE HQUI.

HAcEMos sABER los lectores de "E1 Regdor,"
que en- 10 sucesivo atenderenos ningun pedido que
no sea de ibros de obetos que anuncamos por cuen
ia dc 10 sra Aulema ?. de Cruz, propietara de esta
empresa.
Los que hacen pedidos irnas que anunciasnos
en- nuetro seanario, deben fjarse en- las direccones
entenderse drectamente con los anuncadores p,tes
rspetmos que 81 ss drjen noaotros sera int toda
vez que solo es scente nuestro tempo enpleados
para 81 aervicio de nuestros negocios.
Los ant1ncios que terminan con Ia direction dc
Sra. lulema 2. de Cruz" son os 1nicos que estamoa
obligados Il atender
Los demds anunciadores dan su direction en- oada
aviso Fiieuse eos escrfbanies 0gectan,ente pa.
ra que sean atendidos sin dennora a
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
TOBACCO TIDINGS.
BY r. F. WHEELER.
RAIN BUT NO PLANTS.
Banks Gathers News by Phone and
Mail and Finds that Much Rain
Fell, But Tobacco Plants Are
Exceedingly Scarce

Apart from an instructive and
impulsive desire to tell the truth
regarding everything, the which
think is characteristic of a big
majority Of Kentuckians. speak
ing as an official of the Stemming
Association know ! ought to tell
the truth respecting the outlook
for the 1911 tobacco crop.
For this Association cannot af-
ford to discredit itself by falsify-
ing crop prospects for the pur-
pose of reaping temporary prof
its. From a business point of
view, that would be a bad policy
a policy sure to injuriously effect
the association in the long run.
In a leisurely way let US, on
the 10Th day of June, 1911, esti-
mate the prospects for a tobacco
crop in the Stemming District
for the current year.
And in the beginning ali know
this is written from the nerve
cepter of the association. Every
thing affecting the tobacco crop,
favorable or the reverse, natur-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Another interesting item was
the depositing in the co1er
stone Of the articles which Are
usually placed in such receptac-
les, and which. in this instance.
included a copy of the Bible. the
Hymnal of the Methodist Church
the Book of Discipline. the
Church and local newspapers of
the day. an d a silver certificate
OF the current years issue. 10.
gether with a record of the
Church in its official and mem.
oership details. also an account
OF the enterprise that day inaug.
urated.
After the ceremony of con.
secratIon was completed the
the procession reformed. and
proceed north along College ST.
to Bellville. thence to Main St.
ana thence to the Main Street
Presbyterian Church where DIR.
Mather presided over a larg~
audience who listened with i'm
terest to the speakers which were
introduced.
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