davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22
WARN JuAREz FoRcEs.
Firine Into American Territory By
Mexieans Net - 0e Tolerated.

Washington, May 2z.-Col. e. z.
steever was today instructed by the
war department. u inform the COM
mander Of the military forces In Jua-
reg that he must not permit any firing
wns tever into American territory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22
CITIZENS WIN IN DENVER.
spssr Democratic Organization De-
faatad at Iussday's Election.

Denver. Colo. May 22.-The citizens
ticket headed by Henry ]. Arnold for
mayor, defeated that Of the Speer
democratic organization at yesterdays
elections by plurality OF more than
12.32s. according to late returns.
Juvenile Court Judge Ben Lindsay
was re-elected by a conceded over
whelming vote.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22

I- y -
victory for Theodore Roosevelt 40 the
republican choice for the presidency
and Of Governor Judson Harmon Tor
the democratic choice was the result
nj the Ohio primaries yesterday. One
OF ..Ohio's favorite sons" President
Taft. lost In the contest.
with the probabilities that there may
be an increase as the later returns
come in. it II estimated that Colonel
Roosevelt has plurality Of approx
mately 10000 over Taft in the popular
vote. Taft so far has carried but three
entire districts. There is division In
two.
Harmon Has Big Lead.
Ohic's first presidential preference
primary. which was conducted by the
democrats, shows Harmon is far In the
lead of Governor Woodrow Wilson. OF
New Jersey. Despite the fact that
their names were not printed on the
ticket william j. Bryan and Champ
Clark received scattering votes.
While returns are meager on the
vote for delegates to the republican
state convention which will name the
six republican national delegates-at-
large. II IL thought that the Roosevelt
forces VIII dominate. The democratic
party pr6yided in its call that the can
didate reOeiv1ng the largest president
taY preferential vote shall be permitted
to name his own six delegates at-iarge
10 the national convention. This Will
give Harmon an opportunity to further
his number 81 delegates to. the Balti-
more cnnvention.
(3ovefaor Harmon.s majority. It ID
beiieyed viii exceed that Of Roosevelt.
III d T.ft oete !. Few.
IN me faces snf the returns up to Z: 80
: =. o,ifs az seventy Of the eighty eight
counties 81 the state President Taft
w,iI5 5havas hut ten.of the forty-tv dis
7t,,ct dalsxates "a the national conven-
,t,nr. Hn win have two from each of
,h..~ aistricts: First. second. seventh
anS % rhirfeentf ana one deleeate from
,hs M Third ana one-from the Fifteenth,
IN. nTYiciaI count may show change
!. " 'the ~ districts where the deleeates
80 divided between Taft and Roose.
80 z
III. thiyty-two delegates that have
80, 1.ierSHd to vote, for Roosevelt are
rom ti,es foliowine districts: Fourth.
- !. ....
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22
Use Today.

/! Seize the present day, giving no
credit to the succeeding onea.-HoEe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22
: AGE ONE.

portion; COS tonight.
AGE ONE.
T.I.srapsS Jews,
Taft r. = lated In Home State,
Roosey Sets Majority of Delegates.
Harm Defeats Wilson in Demo
era s ,allot.
ROOD 6 Says Ohio Settles Contest.
Dixie alls on Taft to Withdraw.
Neg Uprising in Cuba.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
iowa News:
Phone Monopoly Headed OFF.
War on Auto Speeders at Grinnel.
Locust Pest Soon Due.
Labor Leaders Endorse Kenyon.
Story. Stanton Wins.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
From Ohio.
Saloon Petition or Secret Ballot.
Kennedy's Reasons.
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Outside Point OF View.
PAGE FIVE.
iowa News:
Barrel Tapped for l4afe Young.
Iowa Bankers to Meet.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Marshalltown Club Reports on Fran
chises.
other Commercial Clubs Commend
Cedar Rapids Men to Club Here
To Hold viaduct Hearing Here.
Branch Hearing Resumed June ~
Baby Show Planned for June.
Num- Schick Wedding.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Crop Scare Boosts Prices.
Strength In Corn.
Cattle Market Slow to 10 Lower.
Hogs Slow But Generally Steady.
Railroads Seek TO Vitiate Canal
Benefits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22
T..R. BULLETIN
News d Today
The Weather,

The W0ather.
Sun rises May p at Asst. sets st 7:a1
Iowa-Unssttled. with probably 10
cal thunder showers tonight or Thurs
day: cooler tonight.
Illinois - Unsettled weather. with
probably showers and thunder storms
late tonight or Thursday; cooler
Thursday and In northwest portion to-
night: brisk and high southwest winds.
becoming variable.
South Dakcta=-Generally fair tonight
and Thursdss' Except unsettled In east
portion: cos tonight.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

Association de empleados de Puerto
Rico.-Convocatoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
APH0DINE DAVID
tAF0DINA DAVID
PMDORAS LAkATIkAS
Eapeshaes 10 LGs GfsecGeass EateeAamamu.
DEL esTREEIMlEmTa

ID ksersaimieat0 90 afecCi6n tan freeW@mea.
Cue ne se cuenta Ia cantidAd de medto@-
clones pFopuestas una despuAs dc otTa. TA
das, ademas, 0fPecen al enfermo al grave
inconv9niente de IN habito bastante PA
PidO En esae condolences, atenuase, 90
tmpFeectndible aumentaP au dOsis para
usgaF IN resultado. Ks esta necesidaA
an veRdader0 peligro para las pePsonas quN
slenen que apelar los laxativOs, puAs ena.
pieEa pOr ifFttarse ell intestine, luego cd
satFehimientO no tarda en- hacePse mas Der.
unax que autes del empleo de los mism~@
kntran en- esta categoria los purganIO4
sallnos, el acihar. la escamonea. la ialapG.
10 colOQuins.N' - gonna guta que cOnstltge
yen Ii base = mayorfa de Les prepsra
ctonos laXatt
C0nVenta DO eanto acudiP ofPOs me-,
d1camentcS para nallar un veRdadero espe
ci1co de Ia constipation. No bastA, ~
efecto, pPOvocar depOsiciOnes; % precise
ademAs sobre todO, curar una afecct8G
que resolta tan peligrOsa para Quien Sc
naIta aqueiad0 de la miSma | CuAnsst
ankaf nedades raSMltan De Asia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
Camara de Delegates
SeSi1n tlei slartes
C OutInuaclOn)

I'll senior Diaz Nav3rro Pp0u,lnci6 IN
,.braBte discurso en- cl que expres6 que
q bI) del Empr6stito tal como ID qHero
81 Couscjo, pOnienAo en- primer t5rWno
las otras del Manicomio Il, del cnS1.-
che de Ia Carrete'a de San Juan Mar
I'm pona, en- nlhm0 +tmuiuo Il caTe-
5craS 81 eamp2 imroniauio so ar@on
10 de 70 por cienio dc contribution adj
cional para la autorizacl6n de los ntcre-
ees del empr&stito, es 0n absurdo que
40 puede nj Sc dcbe aprobar en- la Ca
mara de Delegates Cree que con
Il proyocto asi solo se haran el Manico-
suio el ensanche y IA Gente del campo
Sc vera defraudada en- suo lcgltimos de
secs Y la Camara recibira maldicioncs
an ven de bendicjones Gree Q. Is IN in
auIto y un vej1men cI ,ometfc la com
~dcraci0n de Ia Cau Era Il proyecto
asi cnmcndado
Termin6 diciendo Gle saba que So
!ugaba la popuIandaf de momento,
pcro que dentro dc tres amos, al yer
Il pueblo la raz0n de Sus asertos, Is
acreceria infnitamente; que no de
ben darse a los C0misi0nados de la Ca
mara otras instrucciones que "a dc TO
acaptar uinguna enmjenda.
III PresIdente, senor De Diego di1 por
terminados los debates, iespu6s que ci
se1or Giogetti rectifcase; 81 era su de
SEQ
1l seiior Giorgetti cocluy6 expresan-
do sl adhesion al discurso del senor
Diaz Navarro Repiti6 sus argumenta-
Clones; que es injust0 q cOncedcr Ia
SeryidUmbre del ensanche de carretcra
por $125000 a la Compania del Trolley
e permitirlc que !ovante la via seis pul-
gadas, puea 81 esto 1Itimo sc hiciese, 81
cnsanche Sc cOnvertiria en- dos men
guadoS oalleiones DiJO que 81 ell Con
ScIO aumeIsaba tan exorbitantcmente
ia contribution era pOrque ALI casi no
aabia quien las pagase, 81 acaso habia
gnen las pdgase, era muy poca cosa.
Aprobada que fut Ia mOci6n del Sc
nor Coll Cuchf, cnrnienda a la del Sc
nor 0orgetti, el se1or Marvin renan-
cio sll puestO como mIcmbro de Ia co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

Los abajo frmadoS, miembros del
Comta Organizador de la Association
dc i.mpleados de Puerto Rico, solici-
tan dc usted, como tai empleado, su
asistencia una Asamblea General que
con cl fin de organizar dicha Association
Y aprobar los Estatutos Reglamento
de la misma, Sc celebrara en- los Salones
del Ateneo PucrtOrriquenO, el dia 20
lei corriente mes. la una de Ia tarde
Dada la importancia trascendentali-
ina, para todos los empead0s, de los
fnes de la Association que Sc trata de
crear, los cuales son en- concrete, es-
tablecer relaciones de c0nfraternidad
ire Sus asociados de ayuda en- to-
los aquellos casos necesarios, tanto en-
= ordcn moral como EN- el material. es-
pcramos que usted no faltara a la
Asamblea General que por 10 presente
Sc cOnvoca.
RespetuOsamente,
Abelardo Gonzalez Font - Eugerio
Delgado- Jose Blanco- Mim6n Ben
zanquen-Conrado Asenjo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
No las acepto

La eomision de conferencias nombra-
da por la Camara para cntenderse con
la del Consejo, en- 10 referente a las en-
miendas introducidas por aquella al
Presupuesto, inform6 que ell Conseio
aprob6 todas las enmiendas exceptuan-
DO las que trataban de aumentar el
sueldo a los empleados de la Corte Fe-
deral, ell Juez, Marshal Y Secretario in
clusives.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

Para ell nnejor Orden Commencement
general, la Junta Directiya ha reguel-
90 que las visitas los enfermos Sc efee-
ttlen solamente en- las h0ras y condiciO-
nes siguientes:
De 8 de la tarde & 9 g. "a poehe los
dias laborableS.
DE ] a > de Ia tande los dias fegtivos-
ii el enfermo estuviera levantado
el Director Facultativo Ie bubiere auto
rizado para clio, reeibirs atender6 las
ylsitas de sus famiLares = amigos en-
Ia Saia de Reoibo. planta baja, los dfas
la6orablea, i en- 81 Salon de Reereo. Ioe
dias festivos
Cuando e enfergno Sc halle aeostado
los visitantes no podran pasar a verlO en-
su habitaci6n, a menos q1le ie estuviere
permitido por e B6dico Director reel
Dir visitas.
En- todoe los cases deber6n ser previs-
mente anuucisdas.
san Juan 2. r 10. de MARIO De 1912
FL P0eeidente.
Aveyino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
En- el Refugio

Sc acogerln dos nino, r. cl Kefugio.
para cducarlos. y more :zarlos. Debcn
ser hutrfanos dc padre y madre. sin
parientes o1e los ampareu Quien, y
IN cdad DC ~eis q dicz amos. Sc dara
prefeencia los delipcacntes y pervcr-
SOS enyiados por los iueces recomen-
dajoS por suscriptorea protectores de
es,a lumanit3ria iustit ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
nUEVA MEDlCACl0M
DEL ESTRENlMlENTa

Trabaj0 j0s anteriOres habian moStYado qcs
Ia BOURDAINE QrangNla) es un puygaa&o IA
dTdft'oO FerfectGnasEts apropiGdo las enferne
dGdes sabdom'nGies y las afsecsOwSs ksworrOs-
SGL&s. q~s ob~d con mayor sGcaciG ortgszs BS~cs
SOlores qES eI rEibarb0 Y .! sen
Las GiStlntaS tentativas hechas al objetu
De que entire la BoURDAINK (fPangula) Cd
ls terapAutica han fracasadf0 ante la din-
oultad con que Sc ha tropeZadO, hasta aho-
"a, para conseguir una preparation que
encerraFa principiOs purgativOs eonfoTms
existen en- la corteEa SEGA
roSha pcrRltido resOlver FL pFOblema q
mOG0 especi,l de tratamiengo La APHC~
DiNh DAVID cOntit . = todC2 % prinoipi09
acIivos de Ia r&ngHa, y 81 sun Viorldaa
sObse las moficac.-aeS utiitZaaas hasf4
hoy dia, la han 6omOStr39o numelosCt
sRsSyos en- los hosp tales de paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
kGct0N TERkaEJTiCA
lE Ia APnlnlME nhNhA

La APHCDINE DAVID no prov0oa II
nauseas, nj coiic0s puede yfolCn2arse siE
tncOnveniea;e So enpleO b2sta rests Dia
0cFse norma iUenle az funGlones
IndiOAcioosa, - iLdlcaSe Ia APHOn1NE
DAVID en- cuantos cas0s es precise can-
battr 81 ssG,cnEntesEo Gccader12i 8 dsbsGo ia
Et"~3a del IntsSttaO, los s715ardzos s0stro
swf2seinGtes, g. slgunOs deSordeHes del hA-
aadO en que es necesarto estimulaF la fun-
ei6h biliaP, eto.
Por su empleO, cu&ntas enTermedade& re
evttaRan Efectivamente, duPante la d1eeE
ti6n, f0rmaSe una gran canttdad de pFinQs
ptoS t6Xlcos. Su aeumulaci6n en- Ell oYgs-
nismo, consecuencia del estrenimiento,
produce primerc ia snapetencia luegs
vteDen las iaQuecas, los maPeOe, eli emba
PaSo gAstPico las dispepsias, la hipOcoa.
drs, las almOrFanas, etc. SeR1n el dto-
te men de algunas notablidaues medioas
Ia neurastenia, Ia appendicitis son qUt1a
pgov0Cadas p0r dichas toxlnAs no elm.
nadas Es pc 10 tanto sumamente intePs
sante des0cupaP el intestine y. pare ellie
ning1n laxauvo puede cOmpaFaPse Is
APHODTNE rAVID.
DOSTS LAxArIVA. Una d6s tldoRas poq
Ia noche al acOStaPse Y, case neoesaFtG
una p0r la mahana al i@vantaFse.
DspGsitoS en- sodGs las irincipa4ss Farw10asa
~ E. IzGR: FIDEL GUILLERH S-~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

mission de conferencias, pue> cree que
eta, con tales instruccione> $ inUtii
FL senior de Diego manifesto Que an
no cree fracasado el emprtS6tito y que
10 dcbc perderse la Ultima esperanza
Anuncio haber frmado los siguientes
moyectoS de ley, aprobadoS ya por ell
Consejo Eiecutiyo
Rcbajando el impuesto de la cerveza.
Asignando cantidad suficiente para
IA construction de mna c5rcel en- Aqua
jllla.
ASicnando $4,000 para comprar te-
rrcno> en- dondc han de veri6carse, per
manortemente, las Ferias lnSulares.
fXiniendo de examenes. de ahora en-
a.. .~lte, a los maestros &c inglGs que
nan apro.~do con eNamcues dcsde el
ailo 1900 hasta cl 1911 incusiyes.
! Sc suNpcndi6 la session para CONT
nuaria ayel por la manana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
SANATORIO
de Ia SOciedad EspanoIa de
Auxilio M1tuo v Beneficencss.,

Dsspossosot De regimen general So
ter1ov.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14
la Association
de ernpleadosI

Con mucho gusto insertamos la 81
guiente carta y la circular que la acom-
pafa
San Juan, P. r., Mario II, 1912.
Senor Director de
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL
San Juan, T. r.
Snnnr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

Adjunto nos permitimos remitir a
usted suplicandole lie de pubicidad, 81
lie es possible, en- su iIustrado peri6dico,
una cOpia de la circular dirigida todos
los empleadOs del GobiernO Insular en-
San Juan, citandoIos d una Asamblea
General que Sc celebrara en- ell AteneO
e dia % del corriente, con el fin de
coastituir una association entire los mis-
mos que Sc titulara "Asociaci0n de En-
pleadOs de Puerto Rico"
Anticipandole las gracias por su
atenci6n, quedamos de usted muy afcc-
tuosamente,
La Comisi6n Organizadora
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-17

STOR7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23-There was
quite a scramble by scattered wheat
shorts to even up their position In
the market over Sunday with the
Balkan situation the controlling fac
tor. A cable was received on the
Board of Trade late In the session
reporting the mobilizing OF troops by
Russia, Austria. Germany and Italy
In addition to this, cable, which
was received early In the session, re-
ported the calling out Of $50. geo Ger
man reserves The uneasiness on the
foreign bourses bore out the above
cables as authentic, and caused the
grair. trade of the United States to
show more or less uneasiness over
the outlook of the strained poll
teal situation in the Far East
A noticeable feature In the wheat
market today was the liberal offer
ing of the May future around ninety
cents, early in the session, but the
asking price at the close was 80 "A
to rs cents, which showed "A net gain
OF nearly "a cent for the day. The
December was SIS cent higher at the
Close, at So is cents, and the July
closed with a like gain. and at IS is
cents.
The reluctant selling OF corn by
the growers has caused a firmer and
healthier feeling to pervade that mar
ket. Farmers are not likely to force
their grain To market under present
conditions Cash trade in corn today
was small with sales Of only 1875, 900
bushels.
The foreign demand for oats was
reported as lacking today with cash
sales at Chicago $4,000 bushels. and
with only 10000 bushels for foreign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Unless to-
days price movement was the result
Of belated short covering. ii would
seem to point to a continued up
ward trend in the cotton market.
Weekend advices suggest that rea-
lizing sales in an enormous volume
have been taken care OF, and that
the open contracts on the long side
are In strong hands. 1t liz perfectly
clear that the world aceapta a mod
crate view of crop possibilities. and
very optimistic view OF consump-
ton. This Is really what underlies
the situation at this time.
The cotton market Is more de-
pendent at this time upon the demand
than on estimates OF the supply. IL
is nearly certain that the converging
lines of supply and demand favor a
rising market. That is to say that,
while takings ana consumption as
generally estimated. will nearly ap-
proximate and PERHAPS exceed last
year, 1t is absolutely sure that so far
as crop yield is concerned there Is
no chance OF it's being within twelve
per cent of the yield OF last year. This
In the crux OF the market. and upon
II depends the price equation between
~ &C
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24

/ meaning Americans, with good plain
names to keep straight. and nice
plain old ideals to uphold: they were
gyptians. he and she, and ancient
Egyptians at that-relncarnated. Re
incarnated TO beat the band, as
Dorothy Dix would say.
She stopped wearing 4 perfectly
good diamond With Clipped ruby
on each side Of it and got a sardonyx
with something mysterious written
on 1t. She wouldn't 10 ok At an honest
dog though she had n perfectly dear
Boston bull AT home. She cultivated
cats and wore green wells to make
her eyes look the color of the Nile
grass when the foods go DOWN, and
she bought an asp-such e. pa'r
scared Gravity little asp-ana She iept
it In a green and reddish cage. and
she tied dingle-dangles all over her
clothes. ard she never went any
where but in a barge. Oh. she was
Cleopatra all right. as far as she
could be.
And ne was Mark Antony, on. yes!
that's who he was.
He could feel it just as plain as
anything
He couldn't exactly remember all
about the battles he lost or won, but
he knew just exactly how Mark An
tony felt that day when he helped
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24
THE REORGANIZATION FAD
BY wINIFRED BLACK.

So the reincarnated princess isn't
princess at all. and Rameses come
TO earth again is just a plain every
day man. when he gets to the III
vorce court. Dear, dear, what dis
appointment.
They met in Egypt, he and she. in
a dead kings tomb. She was tall
and svelte. ! don't know what ii is
to be svelte, but oh! how interest
ing. 1t sounds, and---and she had
big eyes and lovely ankle.
He wasn't so much to look at.
but, oh, what soul for romance ne
had, SO they fell in love. dead in
love. so much in love that there
wasn't anything in the world 50 Won
derful to him as the way she did her
hair, and how she walked, ana the
manner she had Of saying really"
and looking so cunning when he said
she looked like Cleopatra
She was In love too. Els rather
ordinary -AmarieaH-fe features were
transformed for her and the things
she thought and said, too, In public
at that, about his soul were too
thrilling for words.
And they were Just plain Cooks
tourists doing the pyramids at so
much a day-guides, carriages and
hotels all included.
They weren't Just honest. well
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24

Continued from First page
are in charge of Chief IL. L. Harvey
and the way circuits are in charge of
r Fl. Brannon. OF course the 169
knights of today are there too.
The District Ohices.
The offices of the district offic' ais
who have charge OF the entire busi-
nees of construction. ms allation and
maintenance and business of the West
ern Union for the three States Of Vir-
ginia, North and South Carolinas, &C.
cupy the entire twelfth floor, and at
the head of all the district depart
ments Is District Superintendent J. S.
Calvert
Three distinct departments come
under Mr.. Calvert's supervision-com-
mercial. traffic and plant departments
r. o. Nourse La commercial superin-
tendent: r. X. Muire, district traff1c
superintendent. and ]. b. Faulkner,
district plant superintendent.
Plant Superintendent Faulkner's de-
partment looks after the work in
stallatioD and maintenance of lines.
tors: eight clerks; SIS linemen; IL con-
struction gangs OF ten men each, and
these look after $4,000 miles OF poles
and $4,000 miles Of wire, which net
work the three States.
Under Commercial Superintendent
Nourse are the district managers: for
Virginia, J, r. Terrell, at Roanoke:
Western North Carolina, Il. T. Moore,
at Charlotte: Eastern North Carolina.
=. n. Canada, q Raleigh. Eouth Caro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24
NEW IDEA FOR
~. HANDLING REALTY
Continued from First Page,

CONTINUED from First Pageo
who by reason OF the fact that they
are stockholders are really AS much
more interested and more active in the
business than If they were mere SAL
aired agents.
The company Is also forming extern
sive out-pf-the- State connections, GO
ing as far west as Chica 70. ana or
rangements have been perfected al.
ready In many importdnt eIl4es. 4ue
past week they made q deal Of S107,-
500 In Washington suburban property
through their washington connection,
also disposing OF two upper James
river farms and two large Virginia
timber tracts. through State stock
holders
In fact the business has started off
with a rush, and the management is
jubilant over the bright prospects
ahead.
In the near future the concern ex-
poets to be in position to finance big
business projects in Richmond or
elsewhere.
The company is Incorporated for
$4,000. NJ. ID. Bonifant, OF Powha-
tan county, is president; J. H. Nose
ley, secretary and treasurer, and r.
:. Hudgins. Jr.. Is vice-president and
general manager. being actively In
charge OF the Richmond Offices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-24
WAvERLY

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
WAyERLY. VA. November ga
Miss Virginia Giichrist. Of Wheeling,
w. Va. Is guest In the home Of
Judge J. #. West, on Copperhaunk
avenue
DR.. T. Il. Baird. of Norfolk, visit
ed friends in Waveriy and vicinity
this week, returning to Norfolk to-
day.
Holt Fleetwood. OF Baltimore. spent
last Sunday with his father, p. Fleet
wood. on East Main street.
Mrs. w. II. Calhoun. of Christians
burg. Ia visiting her sister, Mrs, Har-
vey Fleetwood. on East Main street.
Mrs. J. r. West Is spending the
week with friends In Norfolk
Mrs. John r. May has returned
home after visit OF several days with
friends in Richmond.
Mrs c. T., Smith. Mrs ". C. John
son and Miss Myrtle Harrison, have
returned to their homes fin WaverIy.
after spending two weeks with friends
In Taib,tton. Ga.
Ben Cobb, of Blackstone, was the
guest OF r. Wallace Chappell. in Wav-
erly. this week.
Robt. w. Arnold left waveriy to-
uay AoF Mopucs Ala. where ne VIII
be married on Wednesday next to
Mss Aliene st, John. OF that city gTe
was accompanied by his brother.
John w. Arnold.s Of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Waite, Jr.,
have returned to their homes. in New
Jersey, after spending several weeks
with friends in Waverly
Mrs. Lille Vaughan and Miss Nell
lie Gray spent two days In Norfolk
this week.
Miss Anne Robertson. OF Ivor.
spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn May.
on Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gray spent to-
Aae In NrrfnfH