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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-15

dad Argelia y Tunez esmuy inferiora al
de la emigration extranjera, no siendo
por otra parte possible forzarla mas Y
escribe un art1culo de tra-o monies. =
como dicen ellos: Els menester EN- 10
possible atraer los polacos, los rusos,
los belgas, los suizos, irlandeses, SER
bios y tambien a los neerlandeses, es-
candinavos, b1lgaros, etc, y ponerles
buena cara a los ingleses. Por contra,
convene desconfiar de los alemanes, de
los italianos y de los espanoles. " (sic)
A esos pfcaros alemanes, y sobre to-
do los picaronazos italianos espa-
noles les echa la culpa el notable escri-
tor qulen citamos, de ciertos gritos de
separatismo argelino y tunecino. Y pa
ra cortar tan grave peligro propone
Enacryos, de LA Depeche,' favo.
recer la immigration suiza belga, de
lengua francesa, y poner trabas a la
immigration germano-it italo- -hispanica
servirse del indlgena Eque hasta el pre-
sente ha sido tratado como enemigo. .
"Quiza, prosigue, podria desarrollar-
sc Ell el una especie de patriotismo nue.
vo 81 Sc lie tratara como aliado de
Francia contra la immigration extran-
jera. En- lugar de ser ell vencido, ell pa
ria, la vaca de leche el burro de car
ga, 81 vlera que Sc cuenta con el para
defender su terra, 81 sintiera una pro-
tecci6n eficaz en- favor de SUI trabajo,
quien sabe 81 no adquiriria un senti.
miento ineditO de su posici6n y no con-
slderaria como una segunda patria e1
pals en- ell que veria a STU defensor ma
tural' contra los excesos de la invasion
europea "
Y, esas tenemos, de manera que no
faltara mas sino que los marroqules Sc
enteren de que los argelinos y tuneci-
nos son & ell vencido, ell paria, la vaca de
leche y ell burro de carga" para que Sc
den docilmente partid0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-15

Aparte de este, nos ha parecido muy
lnteresante 10 que sobre los "affaires
Bonnot Y GARNER escribe un discreto
colega mdrileno:
No queremos pensar 10 que Sc di-
ria escribirfa en- Francia 81 tales CO.
sas acaeciesen Ell Espana. Pero 10 do
loroso, 10 interesante, no es este sino 10
que tales cosas implican para la causa
de la civilization. jQue no pensaran los
marroquies, 81 conocen de tales hechos9
Porque Juzgar por las muestras, no
son mas seguros algunos caminos de
Francia que pueden serlo los del inte-
rlor marroqui, nj algunos de los hom-
bres civilizados de la nacion francesa
hacen menos de 10 que harlan los sin
civilizar del Mogreb.
Esta triste coincidencia de 10 ocurri-
do en- Fez de 10 que ocurre en- Paris V
Sus alrededOres aminora grandemente
la autoridad moral de Francia en- Ma.
i'O'''' lOAol ma oooIe louo, Id gfo-
tesca Erase de que ell Africa empieza en-
los Princes. Mas como convene a la
civilization que Marruecos no pueda
encontrar EN- Europa ejemplos discul-
pas de los actos que le han dado triste
celebridad, nosotros, como aliados lea
les, como amigos de Francia, celebra-
riamos que pudiese poner coto de una
vez al bonnotismo' que hace pen
sar no esta toda Europa tan civilizada
como creiamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-15
Revista extranjera

Els muy lmportante, y edlhcante, 10
que esta ocurriendo en- la Gran Bretana
despues de votada la ley del salario
minimo, pues en- ell Pals de Gales no Sc
ha podido llegar un acuerdo entire
patronos obreros, mientras que en- Es-
cOcia han disminuido los antiques sa-
larios, por haber disminuido tambien
la production. De ahi que Sc tema una
nueva huega la cual Sc unirlan, al
parecer, los ferroviarios.
Podria ser muy bien, pero parece Inn
possible que no haya quien deje de pre-
yer ell resultado que tendra mas no.
rrible miseria y menos salario aun que
| ell de ahora algunos muertOs, algunos
saqueos, algunas atrocidades, todO
igual que antes No Sc cOmprende CO.
mo los ingleses han abandonado su pru-
dente slStema de II POGO a POGO para
querer de g0lpe y pOrrazo 10 que es
obra de siglOs, pero eSta visto que no
hay cabezas mas faciles de engafarse
que las de los hombres. Los proble-
mas socialeS son tan completes que for
mulados acknowledgements darian lu-
gar a una ecuaci0n de enesimo grado,
| y sin embargo, Sc les quiere resolver
pOr b. De ahi tantOs tirOs por la
culata y tantos ojos vaciados al Greer
santiguarse
COntinua Francia en- Su empenO de
lmperar en- Marruecos, sin que al pa.
recer los marroquies tengan muchas ga
mas de obedecer a sus nuevoS amos.
Puede que al fin la postre consiga
su intento, pero entretanto la guerra Sc
eXtlende por todas parties y va a ser
cost0slslmo reducir los bravios ber-
beriscos montaneses.
Parece que ell general-residente Liau-
tey Sc propone avanZar desde la from
terra angelina hacia Fez, para poner EN-
communication directa ell foco de la ac
tual guerra con la colOnia susodicha.
de dOnde Sc han de sacar (aunque va
quedan pocOs) los elementos precisos
para sostenerla, mas para clio sera pre-
clso veneer grandes y bien pertrecha-
dos contingencies (Beni-Uarain, Terul.
Branes, Rata, Hagaina) sin contar con
los endiablados Zemmar Zayanes que
amenazan Casablanca, los patrio-
tas de Marrakesch Mientras 10 cual
on fusille toujours a Fez' y Sc les
impone una derrama de un million de
frances los fasis, - habitantes
de la ciudad del santo Idris,- que no
|se han mostrado enthusiasts de los
franceses.
D1gamos ahora que no Sc comprende,
a la verdad, aun reconociendo 10 limi-
tado de nuestra compensation a que
vlene ese prurito de engrandecimien
tos territoriales. Seg1n reconoce la
misma prensa francesa, ell tanto por
100 de emigrantes de dicha Macdonald
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-15

"PRIMEROSE la comedia delicada
encantadora que sigue, en- la Comedia
Francesa, una carrera 1nica, acaba de
publicarse en- la LIBRAIRIE THEA
TRALE, 30, Rue de Grammont Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Social and
Personal

Mrs Thomas Burton snead ana
N 'sses Ailldre- and Virginia Gricc VIII
leave tho latter part OF the week for
threc weeks stay q, White sulphur
Springs. where social function VIII
be given ia their honor on the even
Ing Of August o.
LAWN Party.
The women Of Grace stree, Baptist
Church Will give q lawn party this
evening from 70 u o'clock IN the
3ard OF the Richmond Art school at
Bely!dere and Grace Streets. The yard
VIII be strung with lanterns and "A
committee VIII serve refreshments at
small tables and booths.
Culininntion of Romance
very pretty little romance culni-
mated July 20 n Washington. D C..
when Auss Lula Hartwell Marshau. Of
Nocain King George county. Va be-
came the bride OF Charles Henry stone.
OF Warrington
Th.y met some three years ago !n
Port Royal. Va. where Mr. stone had
charge OF tho pubic school. Miss Mar
rhell was one Of his pupils and warm
friendship sprung W between them.
which resulted "a t-.tir marriage to-
day They VIII mako their homo In
Washington. whore Mr stone has a
position ia tho city post-onice
10 Ride sweet William.
4 ngure o; interest at tho Charlottcs-
vile ho-s show this week Will doubt
lass be Miss katherine Elkins %
Washington. whose mount Will Doubt
less pe the brown gelding, Sweet Wi
Nam. from the stables % Julian Nor
sls q The oaks"
other horsewomon who arc expect
cd - ride during the two days az the
exhibition Include Mrs Reginald
Brooks, ~ Boston and Mirador. one
of the Laushorne girls Mrs Allen
Potts. ~ Castle H'l but now of Hanpy
cree" Iarm. Gorionsy!lle; Mrs sidney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
MARQUIS MAX STROZZI
MYSTERIOUS PERSON

~ a hsoiu.af.. .,.t,o, .,, -, .
ni,mbc- ~ - ESQ so
t.rs wh,ch no ,ha ,esta,o, 80 49,.
be preserved in the palacs for thnir
protection since the idea OF their
winding uD in some art Dealers snov
does not please him"
In goes yyithou. savino. INN, IA. be
,iins, VIC .uss,S~ts, $50, nv, ,tn,,e,r =,
took inc bsst n',rt -, -. 80
determine M r.sDectiv. nar,Icir,att,,n
OF the State ana M cir i'm Inc in,
oaritancc
Tho oalaco has for oyo, 5oo ,,oar,
been perhlus me mos, sinsrb ana ,ra
i.stIc ornarna,,t ~ JSlnrapr. -
familiar landmark TO every on. OF tina
,r.,,,. tbo,,..,,,,, e ,.i.t,or IN 49,.
- - 30, - - -
,-, 81 .'.o ms ms, W .,'o - ~
-. tc' 80 ~ 49, a. q. "a
- 81 'o4iu's 49, ~" ~.
~, ~ ny ,',1i,,,,,Sop ~. "a!
- .s 80, .r,,,,1,ai; -, -, ~,
49, !, ~. W. I'm 80. 800, ~ we eN'''
1t is the work OF the architects Bcne-
detto du Maiano ana Simone del Polla-
Juolo. while the iarai, or corner
lanterns. the link holders. and the rings
are among the finest examples OF
tile skin OF the famous iron
worker Nlcolo Crosse Nicolo
,.,s rtci,r,,,od Sc, t-a,, Al
-
MeAlel me CaparFa Ntne pledSe( be-
NH"se ne "o"4h never give Siedlt 10
any cuslomer- me page owes its
eN'9 ''"Co ~ 70" anus III 9t'"@A'' no
it IS claimed mentioned In his WIZ
that II ever his family were to become
extinct the palace should pass to the
city OF FLORENCE.
Ane late Prince Piero di Stroz1
therefore in Dequeathins 1t With the
consent of his two Surviving brothers
TO the city and state. was only Follow
.hs IN ms own fashion the wishes OF
- 'r.AVtv ~.SeS,or VINO cre@teu TINS
- HrClHtcc'uIal mdr'ci.
me s9SroN@ls Hsure IN Almost ever!
81, 1 49, ne M o4 ..'ei'',
20 az, i-olu hcTtVI OF INC university OF
70. 40. ence ~ Iivo' devoted a part OF his
80 W tu"c 10 tne co!4scuoh IN ptecce
~ ~ ",iSar"t i" anus pts, ana 1t Is 70
nm mt l"e Mo44u Is inocoted Tor tHe
te1oTe!y ana preser'dtion OF the lives
OF f4utarcn' anu the w oTks OF Flato.'
bvohe q! Stro@@i communicated lleet
Oh some 'nlrty fFehch snlps which
- rs iU' r ''oo,HiI III rala at'eii'p.
~ IeSoue queen Nary stuart snort
Niine before she zen INTO tho hands or
e'e'''' 'sN'e" 1i'~""e'"'
ErcoIe oil StroI2l was assassinated
On INC eve OIL ms marriage oy DUKE
Alfonso l.. or Medici. who was in love
With his bride Flippo q Strozzi was
the admiral of the French fleet who,
taKen IN oastIe OF the Azores by the
.'Y"nlaEus, was made to walk the
p,nnN ~ inc spanish Admiral santa
Sru]. t4etro I'll Sirozzl was killed as
;r,'to,,,',,, 'anee at ,no siege Oh
hans H. ,n l,.u @ Ia ri'lppo, PER
lives In blstorv no ia ,.re,,+., 40, -. 90
snry of Duke Cosmo di NIedic -,
,riso,o, ~. - -.
10 friTStfui tortures 10 M, oI'di'.u
o,,d - III ..u.Ss, ne Put suu'lsl
GU "iS "Httc tnSs ~ sel1lnS the
% w. u ''e su"'us' anu rum
sn rs ,'' nsid t,nrongn the body before
so -vN'N .Ht'tltAe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Statute Of Limitations
Keeps Kiss from Mosby
to The Times-Dispatch.I ]

Bristol, Va, July 30.--Coionel john
s. Mosby. the famous Confederate
soldier, who IN visiting I'm Bristol.
which was his home when lac vOiun-
teered in the Civil War, tonight WIS
given reception at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Lewis by the
Bristol Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the Confedcrncy. Several of hi.
comrades were In attendance.
Colonel Mosby to-day informed o
prominent Bristol woman, whom he
isncw ns IA girl. OF her promise te
lsiss him on his return from the wnr
IL he DISTINGUISHED himself I'm tho
service. She confcsHed to the 6cht
hut inquired If she could not, nftsr
more than ATTY ycnrs. plead the atsi-
ute OF limitations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Held ON Rohher nh.-.

County Policeman BendalI last night
arrested a man who at first gave his
name as John Thompson and later as
Jim Long. lie will be charged In the
Magistrates Court OF Henrico county
with breaking into the residence OF +.
+. Noting on the River Road and with
robbing the quarters OF a foreman In
the upper end OF the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mrs. Henry C. Hardy. Of Hamilton.
y. s., and her brother. ". y. Gillette.
Mrs Francis Rawle Wadliegh. in Free
mason street. Norfolk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Rodgers. Of
south Richmond who have been visit
ius Mr.. Rodsers's parents. Mr. and
Mrs ". II. Rodgers. have returned
home. Mrs Rodgers and grandson.
Spencer. accompanied them on their
return and will spend two weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

The world has been practically made
over in the last century. began Gov.
eFnor Montague. lie reviewed the d.
Fections Of public growth and nro-
sress. coming at length into the nou-
'ica! held AS in material matters
new governmental policies have be.
come necessities. Governments ar. Al,
rest while tha citizen moves. ana tne
problem Of the day. he said, is 10 nal,a
governments modern TO meet tho do.
man of the ZINES. You cannot. ~
Sai'i lift the level OF Intelligence. as
we nave done, without having an in-
creased Democracy OF government,
- governmental ao'. machinery is sta.
tionery'' he continued. while ci,,,ns
snip Is dynamic. There is no s,etio,'
airy ar place Tor the Individual or for ,'r'' !
co'.io'nation OF people in modern So
ciety. we could hope to bave t,mcs
ana places for rest along the tourney
Oh ne. so that we might linger ,,ndo.
the shade Of tho trees. drink tba
waters OF the brooks and hear M
music Of the birds. But when we
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Poison Oak affected my whole face
and closed up my eyes Milan cured me
in three days IS. B. Berkely Danville,
Va Milan cured my three boys OF
Poison Oak in Ices than week &C. S.
Anderson Danvillc, Va Many Others
viii testify, but try it at our risk. Ask
your druggist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mr. and Mrs Walter Christian WI
be guests OF Mr. and Mrs Amble~
Johnston in the cottage Of the after
Mt virginia Beach during August.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Miss Anne Myers Miss Caroline
Preston and their uncle. I.ilburn My
crs. are spending this week. In London.
England
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Misses Mary and Frances Lofobvre
are spending the summer near coluin-
bia. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
In nnd out OF Town.

a. =. O'Brien is spending several
weeks in savannah Ca. where he was
sent in the interest of the Phosphate
Mining Company. OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Misses Blanche and Virginia Thomp-
son ard Miss Alice McGhee. of Rich
mond. spent the weekend with the
Misses Hudson. on Fayette Street.
stanton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mrs Dudley Whitehead and family
are at Greenwood. ga. for the rest %
the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

George o Reuh is critically III at
tho Retreat for the Sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs T a. Fore. Miss Blanche
Fore and Winfree Fore are spending
the summer on the coast OF Maine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

G. q Kirk ana Hoge Taiiafcrro arc
spending several days of this week
with friends ia Middlesex county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Miss Carrie Coleman is visiting
friends in New York and Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

county. is visiting Mrs. Wallace Non
cure. on South Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Jack Waller has returned to Rich
mona after n delightful trip to his
foFmer homo near Whitewater Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Misses Vera Hamper and Dorothy
spratt. flower girls: 4 NJ. Beck. II. S.
Daley. d. I. Jenkins. VI w Woodan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

The stay-at-Home Whist club played
IN the residence OF Mrs. Walter -
Martin Monday evening Miss Eliza
iiarvie and John Tyler made top score
NeNt Monday evening Mrs c. ". r.
Brock entertalns the club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Miss Eleanor Montgomery has Joined
her family at Verdon. Va. after spend
Ing two weeks at virginia Beach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
- Denocrncy and the People.


ahe public mind is not revolution
ary' but 1t is active. The peoplc do
not want TO tear down, but they in
sist on building up"
so movements. the speaker argued
nave sprung up which are called pro-
sressiVe. For himself. he said he nre.
ferred Democracy with n little "a
AS compared with the big ~" IL meant
ie'Iowship as against party Loyalty.
tho struggle for mankind against
something which might or might NOT
nave such a moaning.
There are Republicans and Repub-
llcans and Democrats and Democrats.
There are some Democrats who be-
lleve In tho rule OF the few, and many
who believe in the rule of tho many.
l have always been associated with
the latter class. l have not lost con-
hdence in the ability OF tho Ameri-
can people TO govern themselves"
Vote Is Limited.
The ci lien does not now, he nointed
out. vote for a President, but for
electors. He does not vote for Cabi-
net officers. nor Federal judges nor
revenue collectors. nor that official
who OF all others comes closest 20 the
peoole-the postmaster Only for n
member OF the House OF Representa-
tive can tho citizen vote direct
The tariff was discussed at some
lentgh. Tho authors OF the original
import tax, no declared. did not dream
that the day would ever come when
IL woule be vail TO keep out COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Dnbncy EntcrN nncc.

At the city Hall last night where
meetings wore held both OF the Com
mon Council and Board Of Aldermen
the appointment Of Mayor Richardson
as Judge OF the Hastings Cour; was
the general topic o. discussion The
Broad street paving matter was up
for debate and tho building was crowd
ed with men prominent in city affairs.
Members OF the Council wcre quietly
discussing tho prospects of candidates
for Mayor. Tho only active candidate
on tho ground was William T. Dabney.
business manager of the Chamber OF
Commerce and former member OF thu
Board OF Aldermen, who has already
secured pledges OF support from a num-
Der OF members q both branches.
There was said to be strong
undercur-ent in favor OF former Mayor
Mccarthy but in view of his outspoken
criticisms OF the Council at various
times some MON bers were pronounced
in their opposition. The moro conser-
vative members generally were max
ing no pledges. refusing the overtures
of the friends of Mr.. Daoney until
other candidates have shown them
selves. / Z. Morris. who is known as
a receptive candidate. has strong sup
port among business men. and If he en-
tered the tight would make = forml-
dable candidate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Miss Elizabeth r Barksdale VII
visit relatives near Durham. y. c.. dur
ing this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Mccarthy May oTer.

While former Mayor Carlton Nc
Carthy IS not q candidate for Mayor
he VII accept II IT is the wish o. the
City Council He makes no secret of
the fact that he had rather be Mayor
Of Richmond than 10 hold any other
office. and said yesterday that as be-
tween this position and that of Cover
nor OF Virginia ne would not hesitate
two seconds, but would become the
c!ty's chief executive.
Captain Mccarthy states that he viii
do nothing whatever TO try TO secure
his election. But If the Council sees
fit 10 choose him. he could not refuse
He is now one OF the candidates Tor
the Administrative Board and his
chances OF nomination in the septem
Der primary have been considered
good. Therefore, his withdrawal from
this fight would lessen the number OF
candidates. and would. from this stand :
point be favored by the other aspi-
rants.
The term of Captain Mccarthy pre-
coded that OF Mayor Richardson. which
IS about to expire. His salary as
Mayor would Re less by si.4oo than
II chosen TO the Administrative Board.
Soon after it became known that
the Mayor had been appointed. many
lawyers and business men suggested
George Ainsl!e as candidate for
Mayor. Mr.. Ainslle did not authorize
any announcement. and stated that he
was not an avowcd candidate. as re-
ported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

The Rev Russell Cecil has Joined his
family at Crystal Brook Long Island
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
POISON OAK.

Mrs Robert Moncurc. o. STAFFORD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Tenton Taylor who has been spend
ing some time In the South and tho
North Carolina mountains. has returned
to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mrs p. Valentine and Miss Meade.
who have been at Warm Springs. Va.
since the first Of July. arc expected
home carly In August
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Frank Boxley spent the Weekend
with relatives In Louisa county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

Mrs Thomas Christian Gordon is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs Sally Nelson
Robins at 2l0 East Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
IIcndqunrters 10 nc oncncd

Equal Suffrage League headquarters
500 East Broad Street closed for the
month OF July. Will be reoponed
August !. Informal weekly meetings
will begin Thursday afternoon OF this
week at o'clock, and the secretary
VIII be glad 10 see members and
Visitors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

g q. Kirk ana Iose TAiiafcrro arc
spending several days OF this week
with friends ia Mlddlesex county.
Miss Eleanor MONTGOMERY has jolned
her family at Verdon. Va. after spend
ing two weeks at Virginia Beach
Mrs. b p Valentine and Miss Meade
who have been at Warm Springs. Va.
since the FIRST OF July. are expected
home carly In August
Mrs Tom Hundley Is improving from
a severe illness at St Luke's Hospital
" =. crenahaw. who has been con
Aned 20 his room for several days. was
out again yesterday.
Mrs George a Haynes. who has
been tho guest OF Mrs z o Peyton.
of Augusta county. will spend August
with VI and Mrs. Joseph MONTGOMERY.
near Verdon. Va.
Mrs Nora Purcell Leary is spending
the midsummer season at Henry Clay
Inn. Ashland. va.
Mrs Thomas Christian Gordon is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs Sally Nelson
Robins. at 2lo East Franklin Street
Miss Elizabeth r. Barksdale VIII
visit relatives near Durham. y. c.. dur
ting this week
Tenton Taylor. who has been spend
ing some time In tho south and tho
North Carolina mountains. has returned
TO Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
COUNCIL MUST
ELECT MAYQR
(Continued From FIrE- go

~ '''-71 ! V''' : - t-eVI
would be eligible. nor would one who
has served in the city Council within
a year be eligible to election at the
hands OF the Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31


\ delightful picnic was given by
Miss Lillian Wright in honor OF Miss
Lois Hundley. of Richmond. Those
present were Misses Agnes Wright,
Alma Luck. Lillian Turner Louise
Moore and Emma Lee Priddy: Edward
Rice. Rosling Young, Vaughn Priddy.
Horace Barnes. of Richmond: John and
sam Carr. Charlie Luck, Joe Potts
Charlie Taylor and Maurice Lancaster.
The crowd was chaperoned by Mrs. {.
d. DeJarnettc to the South Anna River
To-Dny's Bride.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Rogers
Davis and William watson Dawson. Of
Virginia, will be an event OF day
taking place at p. NJ. in the First
Methodist Church. Atlanta. Ga. the
Rev w. G. Davis. father of the bride.
on ciating.
The bride will be given away by her
brother. II. H. Davis. and the attend
ants will be Miss Willie Davis. maid OF
honor Miss Rowena Daley. OF Wrlghts-
villc Ga: Miss Lillian Daley. Miss
Lula Jenkins and Miss Christina San
dcrs. OF Mountsville. Ga. bridesmaids:
John Cass. OF jackson. Miss. best man:
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RICHMOND VOTERS
CHEER MluIAGIIE


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Miss Laura Darllrrtou, superintend
cnt Of Johnston V us Hospital. and
Miss Mary Broaddus, superintendent
OF Sheltering Arms Hospital. WIZ leave
on August Q for Rochester. MINI.
where they viii spend two weeks
studying tho methods Of surgeons.