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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19
Ponce al diIa

Sc ina celebrado una reunion en- casa
del senor A. NJ. Mayoral para camo'ar
impresiones, con ell fin de implantarse
una Sociedad, para ell desarrollo flsico-
intellectual de los j6venes estudiosos dc
esta ciudad.
Luegc nombrose una comision para
redactar el reglamento por 'el cual ha
de regirse dicha sociedad otra para
eficaz propaganda.
En- Quebrada Limon barrios ed
yacentes estan anunciados para ell Dc
mingo que viene. buen numero de mi
tins organizados por ell partido Union
de Puerto Rico, los cuales han desper
tado mucho interes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19

En- q asiIo Tricoche recibieron aaxi
io facultativo las siguientes personas
Juan Castro, del barrio Caracoles de
una herida incisa de cuatro centimetros
en- la region pafietal izquierda Wifri
do Bustamante. de una confusion en- ell
parpado inferior del ojo izqalierdo fue
operado por Ell Dr. santacllai Bonita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19

Torres, que Sc encuentra Ell estado sa-
tisfactorio
4
En- el Cine IIabana eSta anunciada
una function IA bcnefcio del senor Ague-
do SuarcZ.
TambiGn. cstl anunciado Ell Il enc
Marina Gle la Playa otro espectaculo a
enefcio del renombrado artista Don
arlos Colon
La senorita Cruz Matienzo, hallase
bastante respuesta de la dolencia que
eXperimentaba.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
" al,ntinc Party OF
Criterion Club.

The Criterion Club members one
tcrtalned their husbands with a most
enjoyable valentine party Thursday
evening AZ the homeof Mr. and Mrs.
~. p. Benton. three miles east OF
the c.ty The rooms we're beautifully
decorated for the occasion with cat
flowers. ferns and hearts
The amusement Of the evening con-
sisted of games and music A game
that was greatly enjoyed by all was
one In which each husband had 10
describe the dress his wife wore al
their wedding. The effort 20 cor
reetly picture the gown, is trimmings
ana design. was a task for the gem
tlemcn that caused a great deal OF
mlrth. Later n tempting supper was
served consisting OF chicken salad,
plmeuto sandwiches, pickles, peanut
butter sandwiches, coffee. brown
bread sandwiches. gelatine with
cream. chocolate cake and hot choco-
late. Those present were Mr and
Mrs. G.. Dammior, Mr.. ard Mrs. J. y.
Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. 7. Sears,
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Dcason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nay, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolst0n. Mr..
A.. Molyncaux and mother, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. T.. Benton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Friday 800 Club
With Mrs. Frank Storm.

Mrs. Frank Storm entertained the
Friday 500" Club at her home. SOS
Pierce street. Saturday afternoon
from 2 TO 6 o'clock The decorations
and the refreshments carried ont .he
row color motif Of red and lent a
charm 10 the entertainment. Red
hearts with cupids were conspicuous
" In evidence and provided an agree
able diversion from the usual decora-
ticns Tho dining table was beau
tiful In an artistic arrapgament Of a
huge heart made of red carnations
and framed IN tender green Southern
smilav. The games were marked with
animation. and al their close the
guests were charminsly served by
the hostess with a salad course, fol-
lowed by crvstalli7e1 apples, cake.
and cherry ice. ONLY club members
were present including Mesdames r.
G. Nicely, Newho,d. Summons. ". r
Jones. Sailor. NcNeans. Buckingham,
Schillin". Vaughn. Miller, wolflin.
lrmnkin. Cist. Watson and Misses
Della Hughes md Ella Ozier. Nettie
Wheatlov and Grace Sockwell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Program for Tell Bennett
Missionary society.


The Bell Bennett Missionary Soci-
etv Of the Polk street Methodist
church will meet Wednesday after.
noon al 8 o'clock with Mrs. A. o.
Saryis, Suite II, 81. Charles Apart
monts, Followine is the program for
the afternoon.
Song No. 40S.
Scripture portion and subject: The
True Happiness. Matt. ., 1-2)-
Mrs. Richardson.
PRAYER of THANKSGIVING; president
Who are the women behind the
work. Discuss each. In mission
field at home and abroad, Mrs. Goul-
dy. In the woman's council. Mrs.
Scott.
In the home auxiliaries and our
relation to the mission field and mis-
sionary council tpaper) Mrs. Coul-
ter.
Special song selected by Mrs. Gov
ington.
Questions by president.
Chart illustrations and discussions
by press reporter. Mrs. Tugwell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
1. ~ G.. Program.

The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. ]. II. Beard,
1904 Harrison street, with the fol-
lowing program TO be carried out.
Roll call: give a reason why you
arc a Daughter of the Confederlcy
Music-Niss Fannie Morgan.
Reading Mrs. Marian Barnett
Parks.
Paper, The Political Agitation in
Texas In 1850. Gen Sam Houston's
campaign and election as an indie
pendent candidate for Governor OF
Teyas. Mrs. Letter.
Music, "Old Folks at Home" Miss
Ozier.
Reading, Selected, Mrs Ernest Mil
Ter.
Paper. General Twiggs, and his at
titudc in regard to surrendering mil
itary supplies, forts and troops on
the Texas frontier-Mrs. Y. w. Rush.
Song. Selected. Mrs. Robert Alton
Selection from Uncle Remds"-
Miss Jessie stephens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
'rS nict Ware
Announced.

Mrs. Dick Ware. in a beautiful
cown Of mink satin. was formally an
nounced 10 Amarillo society bv n ser
zoe r. n%a-iios Friday and Saturday.
ri''on hv w. y r Waro. mother
ir-l7w NJ tho bride NJ hor home.
1910 Polk street. Mrs. Ware IL far
from heinz y stranger In the city.
having visited often NJ tho home ~
hcr sister. Mrs G. r. Garner. nrlor
70 hor marriage, and Il was with
real pleasure that the score Of friends
gathered - rroo' the new bride. The
rooms were beautiful with masses Of
cut flowers and NOTED plants. The
retention hall and diEiut room we're
aglow with red carnations. red vera
NUNS and %hcronias. while the two
parlors wcrc fragrant with masses Of
mink carnations Five hundred and
for'y-two were the games for both
afternoons, and their close found Mrs.
Z - Hoover the lucky high score
favor winner FOR 900" n beautiful
mink satin coat holder. which Mrs.
Hoover presented 10 the honor guest.
Mrs w. 4 Mobiles was presented with
an exquisite bouquet OF pink carna-
ions. tied with pink ribbons which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
L. g. Question BoX.

The J. L C. Club. which viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss rollee
Pierson with Mrs. Oscar Schilling,
will have the following question box
Writers Of Juveniles
What books for children did the
ouet. melancholy recluse Of Concord
Hawthorne, write'
what was the usual TIVE Of chill
dren's stories mp to the time of the
civil war;
What new class Of juveniles did
Oliver Ortic establish Pasy? So
PHO Nay'
What milk for babes was found
herein Was the moral alone worth
tho price OF the book
What new type Of juveniles came
in with the establishment OF the mag
a,inc. ST. Nicholas
Who was the editor Of this mon
umeutal effort al uplift9 is she liv.
ing What were her best books
what books did Sidney Lanier COM
pile for the announcement Of cour-
tesy and chivalrv among boys
Arc women or men the hest writ
nrs Of Juveniles illustrate by a com
parison Of two important works.
What class Of writing was intro
duced bv Louisa VI. Alcott' What
was their chief attraction.
What has become Of the Sunday
School Book Of thirty years ago?
Compile a lis OF ten books suit
able for school reading OF today. five
of which would have alarmed the
mothers Of forty wears ago had they
been found on the library table.
Comment on this indication OF
1 higher or lower moral taste.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Phi Alpha sorority
In Regular Session.

Miss GLADYS STANLEY was the
charming hostess yesterday afternoon
for the Phi Alpha Sorority AZ her
home, 1901 Fillmore street. Despite
the verv Indictment weather n good
attendance was present. The after.
noon was ideal for indoor snoris
however, and every minute OF the
time found some pleasant scheme qd-
vanced by the hostess for the pleas
IRE Of the guests Before a glowlng
crate the Girls sat and toasted marsh
mallows. Later games. music and
dancing formed diversions during the
afternoon That dclectable edible.
heavenly hash. with cake was served
Those present were Misses Mildred
Burgess, Katherine owen, Carrie
Trolinger. Enid Ingerton. Lera
Twitchell and Lora Roberts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Mr. and Mrs. Roach Entertain
VI Charming Party.

Friday evening from eight o'clock
until a late hour the doors Of the
ho%spitable homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
n. Roach. 1i0S Buchanan street.
we're thrown open to a number Of
their friends when n most enjoyable
time was spent with "i2.' 4 num-
her OF interesting games were played
tho pleasure OF which was heightened
by c%ongeniali'y and humor. Later
covers. were laid for a dainty salad
course. followed by fruit Jelly with
cream. waters and hot coffee. Those
present were Misses Alice Smith
Katherine and Charlotte S~haughnes-
sy. Mary Cochen. Randall, Nelson.
Woodward and Mesdames Viola Kane.
Reeves. J. r. Crawford and Messrs
Thomas. Holman, Wade Holman.
Reid. Reinhart, Kelly. Francis
Shaughnessv and Kelly. The score
cards used added much 10 the at
tractiveness OF the occasion. being
beautiful hand painted poppy designs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Mrs. ". \. Christian
Hostess for y. 4. {.

The y. T. C.'s enjoyed one OF the
most charming meetings q the sea-
son Friday afternoon when Mrs. w.
a. Christian entertained them and a
few guests at her home. 90i Taylor
street. Friday afternoon from 2 TO 6
O'Clock. Beautiful decorations of
pink and white carnations. sweetpeas
and ferns were used. The afternoon
was spent in the usual manner Of
the club. after which a dainty two
course luncheon was served. Those
present were Nesdames J. H. Allen,
T. 4 I'VE. r. l.. Bigger. J.. O. Hol-
land. J. r. Kerr r S. Killough. B. j
kretbs. T. u. Pletsch, w. /. Pointer.
j. T Russell. O. W Smith and g. T..
Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Mrs. sam Lewis Hostess
For I'ainritn Ilmh.

The Paiarito Club was entertained
Friday afternoon from 3 TO 6 o'clock
hy Mrs. Sam Lewis. 1905 Buchanan
street. The rooms were made at
tractivc with an artistic arrangement
OF potted plants in honor Of the oc-
clsion. At the close Of the usual
round OF high five games Mrs. W
N. Standish was holder Of first high
score and Mrs. +. \. Rhodes second
hieh-score Tho close OF the games
announced the arrival OF q most on
ioyable luncheon charminsly served
by the hostess, consisting Of fried
oysters. pickles. olives. lettuce. sand
wiches, fruit salad. cake and hot
coffee. The guests 10 the club we're
Mrs. +. \. Rhodes. Harris. Wilson
Farmer and Reitman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04

Following is the program fer the
league this afternoon at the Polk
street Methodist church:
Nrmus 10 and "a.
PRAYER
TOpic Tho wilderness.
shepherd. Solitude an Spiritual
Vision Miss Sadie Bates.
Amos Mr. Sears.
Tho WILDERNESS Miss Austin.
Music.
Americanitis Miss Matthews
The Mornin~ WatCh-Miss Tim
mons
Hymn No. 1874.
Open meeting.
Sentence Prayers
Hymn No. 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Miss Ruth Standish
Honor Guest ~ Party.

Miss Ruth Standish was tho cues,
Of homo rat a most enjoyable party
given Saturday afternoon from 3 70
@ O'Clock. the occasin being her ninth
birthday The afternoon was inform
ally spent with games and a general
good time The Young hostess was
the recipient of many pretty gifts
presented TO her by a number OF adj
mirinC friends. During the after
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Mrs. Y. ". Roach
EntertainS az 80"

a very charming event Of the past
week was the "i2" party given bv
Mrs. !. II. Roach AZ her home. liOS
Buchanan street Friday afternoon
from ? 10 6 o'clock. The score cards
we're beautiful hand painted designs
and added 10 the attractiveness OF
the affair. \ number OF enjoyable
games Of az were played after
which dainty refreshments Of Wal
dorf salad. hot rolls. pickles, waters.
nabiscos, jelly with cream and coffee
were served. Those present were
Mesdames ID. y pewing. n. ". Sowle.
Henry Parks. Pordue. Montgomery.
W. II. McKirahan. Viola Kane. James
Spetter. Holland. Saser. McCarty.
Smith. Butler. T. McCartv. Wired.
Reeves. ]. r. Crawford and Miss Allc.
Woodward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Tliimhlc Party.

Wednesday afternoon from g 20 .
o'clock Mrs. A. W. Shouts and Mrs.
4. z. Bright will be hostesses a. ~,
home OF the former. 1895 Lincoln
street, for the first Of q series OF
thimble parties to BE- given durins
the year bv the Pilgrim Workers Of
the Congregational church. An
members Of the society and their
guests are cordially invited 10 be
present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Special Music at
Polk Street MethodiSt Church.

The special musical program Of the
Polk Street Methodist church today
viii be as follows:
Morning
Anthem Hark. Hark MY Soul
Solo; Jesus Lover of Ny Soul
(Schuhertl-Miss Brarelton.
Evening
Duet 20 Morning Land"- Misses
N~astorson and Brazelton
Selection Male Quartette.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Piano Recital.
/ ENJOYABLE lfiair.

The piano recital presented by the
pupils of Mr.. W. 5. ANtell's music
class az the Central Presbyterian
church THURSDAY evening is ranked
among one Of the most ENJOYABLE en-
tertainmorts Of it's kind given this
season EaCl number was the sub
ieot Of favorable comment by able
critics present, and Mr.. ANtell feels
gratified az the result OF his efforts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04

noon irclt reilly with al and a
birthday cake was served. Those
present besides Miss Standish were
Misses Alma end Wanda Rhodes Ila-
tcl Roach. Marr1ret and Ruth stunt.
Mary NcOaker. Jesse Lanier. Blanch
Catron. Winnie Lewis, Gertie Mae
Lewis ANA Clota Milhollaul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04

''''.'.'' ...
AA TEIEPIuNt t0t.
Mis- Duncan Hostess
10 Evening Party.
TELEPHONE iot

~ iNthii- ialNs
Miss Gertrude Oman made a most
charming hostess Fdiday evening AZ
her home. 1900 Harrison street, when
she entertained the senior class OF
the Lovrev-rallIps school Various
games were played throughout the
evening aut The time spent In a very
Informal manner. During the even
inc delicious refreshments we're serv-
cd of fruits. sandwiches. cake and
coffee Those present were Misses
Susie Mae Uuditoston, Aeues Meyer,
Sadie Campbell. Fnni.e Burkhead.
Mary Loeau. Lorraine Oman, Prof
Parsons. phH Sccwall. Roclcr. w.
.TItpr. a. o. Powell and T. O. Ionk-
irs. An especial feature OF the even
ire va- some very ENJOYABLE mus
icaIa numbers rendered by Miss Lor-
aire DIr3r. Miss Susie Mae Huddle-
sion. Prof larsous and several COM
&c. readings hv Mr WIN Bivens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Ilks 10 Give
COMPLIMENTARY Dance.

Nj. George r. Wallace. district de-
partment grand exalted ruler. and
wife. Of n Paso IS expected TO arrive
On Amarillo Monday Mr.. Wallace
Is on an official visit to the Elks.
Tuesday evenug the Amarillo frat
ernity will give a dance in honor OF
the guests. which viii be in the usual
elegant manner of the Flks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
M|NKLER WILL
TACKLE NIFTY
In Place of Sneaky Thomas
at LOtos A. c.

Matchmaker William Brandt. of
the Lotos A. c., announced today
that Al. Minkler, of this city, has
been substituted for "Sneaky'
Thomas 70 oppose Nifty Hudson. of
T|ottenyille. S. L., in the semi-ttnal
bout at the next stag of the Lotos
club in Goodwill hall on Tuesday
April 8. Thomas. who has
not appeared in a public ring since
his setback at the hands of the
Fighting Waiter had pla ned to
come back at this entertainment
with a victory over the Tottenville
boy. No reason is given for the
change in card, but the boxing fans
will express no regret, however, for
the prowess of Minkler is well
known.
Patsy Kimball. of Newark, and
Young Laffey, of Staten Island, will
meet in an Interesting preliminary
affair. According to Mr.. Dope this
bout VIII .e ono Of the greatest
''preltmH a"ar LACED around these
digging b 'F ghtlng Carpenter
of For. will meet some good mar
at this stag. too. The Fords' scrap
per wa unfortunate the other nigh
at the Permo and deserves anothe
chance. OF. course you all know tn
Tattss III GG-a8H4t-TE4th Luke Oliver, 0
this city, sharing IDIOTS Tffr<se
Ten Brock, a heavyweight of abil
ity. The card looks exceptionally
good and a big t%ournout Of mem,
bers expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
Fish Tales

Miller's boathouse at the High
lands was sold at auction Thursday.
The new owner will add many row
boats to the present fleet and will
be in shape for the fishermen by
June 1 at the present location.
The members of the Ernest Cast
wood Fishing Club are making prep
arations for their summer fishing at
Morgan's. President eastwood has
invited several friends to accompany
the club on their first trip, which
will take place when the first run Of
weakfish is reported. Charlie Linn
ing is looking after the interests of
the club and this means success.
- II =
Many strange things have happen
ed to anglers while pursuing their
favorite pastime, but Bill Bergen,
the well-known f~y-caster, had a
funny experience Monday. While
standing on a rock in the south
branch Of the Raritan river he
slipped and his right foot went be
tween two large boulders and there
it stuck. He couldn't bulge the
rocks, neither could he reach his
shoe to take it off. When he got
tired of struggling he felt something
rubbing his leg and saw that his
leg had closed the entrance to a
pocket in which were fully a dozen
fine trout.
Bill called and shouted and finally
a stray angler came his way, and af-
ter a consultation they worked the
stones apart at the same time keep
ing the trout in the pocket. AS the
law prevented them from taking the
fish otherwise than by hook and
line, they stood on the river bank
and cast into the pool, getting eight
trout. the smallest seven inches in
length.
Paint manufacturers advise
against painting boats at this time
because of the frost IN the air at
night. Better wait another week or
two and make a good job OF it. II
you want to remove the old paint
use a paint remover and then rub
the wood with benzine, as 1t takes
off all the particles and makes the
wood smooth.
= The striped bass fishermen of
Cape May are having plenty of sport
catching fish along the coast and in
the bay weighing from five to ten
pounds. Every place that makes .
hiding place for the bass when fish
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
PLAYERS
BEAT GOODWILL FIVE
Losers Were at Disadvantage Owing
to Absence of a REGULAR Forward
Final Score 7 TO 9.

A bunch of Tottenyille basketball
players came across the sound last
night and took the Goodwill five
into camp in an interesting game on
Goodwill hall by the score of II to
9. Dancing was another feature, of
couEse The Goodwills played un-
der 7 distinct disadvantage. in the
absence of a regular forward. "Ad-
diF' Schantz played aft but could
not get his eye on the basket. J.
A~pplegate, usually a star, was also
unable to locate the round ring and
had to be contented with three fouls.
The guarding of r. Cline contributed
a lot to the victory of the visitors.
Preacher and Paugh were high tally
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
SUNDAY DATES
OPEN IN MAY
Oasis Team at Highlands
Making Its Schedule.
ecln1 10 tne ETENLNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Highlands, April 4.-The Oasis
baseball team, of this place, has all
Sunday dates in May open for games
out-of-town, and will r~eciprocate
with games on the loca diamond
later in the season. The Oasis squad
formerly played under the name OF
Highland Stars and made an enyia-
BILE record last summer by defeating
such clubs as the following: Ma
%tionals. of Long Branch Orioles, of
Red Bank; Morgans, of South Am
boy; All Newarks, FIT. Hancock,
Lakewood and Al~l-Collegiates, of
New York. Address, Manager John
Brennan, Highlands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
BOOK SATURDAY GAMES
FOR ASHLAND F. c.

Hereafter all Saturday afternoon
games to be played by the baseball
will be booked through Assistant
Manager j. Kenny, who can be
reached at 178 First street. Mana
ger E. Martin, of Linden street, Will
arrange for the Sunday and holiday
attractions. The Ashlands meet to-
night at the home of Assistant Man
ager Kenny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04

The Board or Education of the school
Of the Township " Matawan,
in the County Of Monmouth. offer to
highest bidder sixteen coupon bonds
of said Township, in the denomination
of Five Hundred Dollars each. Said
bonds dated April LIST, 1919. will bear in
per annumL payable semi-annually.
Principal and interest PAYABLE at the
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
of Matawan. Said bonds are TO mature
one each year for sixteen years. Pro-
posals will be received by Clerk on or
before Wednesday. April 10Th, 1912, at
p. M, at High School building, Mata-
wan, N. j.
By order Of Board of Education.
JOEL A. WALLING, Dist. elk,
Dated, April 3rd, 1912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
EN- ? |
GOT YOU, 30

They're after the Franklins and
st. A%nthony'B! The Sacred Heart
A. c., of New York, writes that it
would like to book games with the
Franklins and st. Anthonys, of this
city, and teams Of like strength, Of
fering suitable guarantee. Address,
Louis Forcos, 10 Washington street,
New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
TELEPHONE co.
TO HAVE TEAM
Local Nine to Play Other
Companies Soon.

The nine representing the New
York Telephone Company Is fast
rounding into shape and proposes to
meet other teams representing tele-
phone companies or offices Of the
same corporation, in the neal flu
ture The local branch has a wealth
of material from which to select.
they assert, and can be expected to
uphold the baseball honor of the
burg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-04
INTEREST AT
SOUTH RIVER
High School Athletic Assn
Plan for Season.
have q good year.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South River, April 4:-The South
River High School Athletic Associa-
ton held a special meeting yesterday
afternoon and discussed baseball
with considerable enthusiasm. The
boys show a remarkable spirit of
Willingness and give promise to
working s%trenuously this season for
a brilliant record. The association
will endeavor to secure the grounds
of the South River A. {. for prac-
tice and all home games. Frank
Spring was elected captain of the
squad, and Seweld Cathcart, mana
ger.