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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
ARE NOW BUSY
HELLO MAN ISONT JOB
Business Promoters of Richmond Are Busy the Road
Dopester of This Column Calls Upon Them to Give Ac-
count of Themselves, Wherever They May Be--Frank
Sayors Is Improving-Query About Chubby Spence
IL West Main St.
Richmond Dry Goods company,

Richmond Dry Goods company, is
roping large ones down In Texas.
Paul .. Howell trotted home after
an extensive Southern trip. He went
down as far as Florida and circled
through the Sunny South coming
back via Bristol and southwest Vir-
ginia points,
Kenneth Cherry was one of many
OF the Richmond bunch who landed
in Bristol during the week.
e. c. Ashlin touched up southwest
Virginia spots with Ciiffords Smith s
paint and then highhalled in.
H, n. Reed. Of the Liggett 4 Meyers
army. rolled cigarettes into the job
bers throughout the Southwest.
Henry Strauss was skipping back
and forth around Bluefield. Bristol
and Roanoke
Henry Waddell, one of the l5s con-
tingent. who has been scarce around
the circuit lately. finished up around
Bristol and is now invading Tonnes
see.
''Toro Dan" Hix. recruit with
the Cliff We'll Cigar company, zig
Jagged about on the Southern. and
then cut up the Norfolk and Western.
Cliff Flanagan, after spending
Sunday at home UP in old Powhatan.
hiked to points on the Southern and
Virginian. CHI Is with the Standard
Oil company. across the river.
r. NJ. Boyd. member of Old Do
minion council, Norfolk. and one OF
the many with r. J. Reynolds Tobac-
CO company, has been putting Prince
Albert" on many around town. He
lives in Richmond. but spends the
weekend" in Norfolk and has a
good reason for doing so,
Beef" Voolfolk, who holds his
head above others, but not in an Of
fensive manner. anchored in Rich
mond sunday. Beef Is high man
with Swift.
Edmond Bass, who skips about the
Piedmont section OF North Carolina
for the Richmond Hardware COM
pany, came in the block after a long
run through his territory
G. e. Denoon, also OF Richmond
Hardware company's brigade. is a
good worker at all times, but 1t Is
reported he is more busy on Sunday
than any other time.
Peacock" Harris, who struts about
for the Virginia Carolina Hardware
has the ''bux fever" now. It
Ii said he has the symphonic
w. NJ Riddell. who has been taking
life easy since becoming sales man
ager for Richmond Hardware COM
pany, had a taste OF real work re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
mixer and Evers
Have Fist Fight;
Make Up Again

NEW YORK, Sept se.--Net con-
mn with abusing umpires and scrap
ssns with players Of rival clubs. Joe
Tinker and Johnny Evers. the trouble
making pair Of the Chicago Cubs, now
are scrappins with each other. one
hound Joe and Knock Out Johnny en-
,syensa the proceedings in Washing
ton Park yesterday with an impromp-
III fst fight. which. II II had not been
suuelched quickly. would have zone
credit to a pair of Iongshoremen. Only
! few blows were exchanged, how
ever. when the belligerents' were sep
arated by other players and one OF Ed
eets gray-costed specials.
The row took place when the Cubs
went to the bench at the end OF the
Arst game OF the double header with
the auberbss. With one down In the
ninth, Evers bounced single OF
Knetxer's glove tips. Williams. the
Eotre Dame coliegian, hit 10 kirk
Datrtck. and Evers was forced at sec
end. Tinker who Is acting manager
Or the team. thought that Evers would
have beaten the throw II he had put
: little more ginger into his sprint for
the bag.
whan the Cubs went 10 the bench at
tho end OF the inning Tinker handed
EvAfs q call, and wasn't diplomatic
shout IL. either, winding up his repri-
nAfad BY telling Johnny that he was
.dogging it'' and was bum bali
player.
Evers became enraeed. and. Jumping
% his feet, said several things to Tink-
~ that would not be proper in ffth
avenue drawing room. Then ii was
bfff. bang. bling The two men began
swinging wildly at each other, nut
tlsotr Judgment OF distance was pad
and only one or two punches had land
"A clean before the other players
pulled the lighters apart. special
oAlcer got 10 the bench just as the
aexappefH went to their corners-the
fWo snd seats of the bench.
Last night one Round Joe and
Kn0ck Out Johnny occupied a box
tnGUther at the bouts in Madison
HnuAre Garden Evidently they had
Watched up their difficulties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES ARE
HELD DESPITE WEATHER

DETROIT. Sept. I'll Sticking to
their determination to go through
with the entire Grand Circuit pro-
gram In spite of the exeerable wealth
err of the State fair week, the judges
today finished up no less than eight
races, requiring twenty -four heats to
decide They got the mage away at
noon. and finished at dusk.
The free for-all pace was the fea-
ture event. though it had but four
starters, Earl. Jr.. won In stright
heats, being pressed in both by The
Eel
The hardest fought race OF the day
was the 2:20 trot. 1t requiring FIVE
heats. though 1t was a two in three
event Amy. the winner. did not
get heat until the fourth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
nv FIX TEMPORE.

An appeal for help was maoe W
many frequently mentioned in these
notes and the response was both DIS
eouraging and disappointing Many
who have heretofore exhibited
Willingness to aid In every moVemen M
in behalf Of the clan failed misefapH
to measure UP to the opportunity
Those who did their duty and re-
sponded promptly and willingly TO
the appeal will reap the satisfaction
sn experience in giving assistance to
It good cause.
We1twood Williams, alias Ban
ger" alias Domino Kiddo. husky
lad who spends his time prospect
ing" bat mostly in The infefes- or
Billy Evans Weather Strip" husi-
ness, has been on the job in Bristol.
Abingdon, Big stone Gap. Norton.
Tazaweu and Bluefield. This gent
was located for a long time up IN
Maine and at times gives much evil
dence of yearning 10 go back
"OiIy Bob" Simpson has gone TO
Baltimore. his old home. to spend a
well earned and deserved vacation.
Bob plugs hard all the time. and no
one knows this as we'll as his COM
petitors. He is always grinding and
usually gets results. Bob recently
gained much notoriety by wonder
full display OF leadership an captain
Of the L. c. T. baseball team. The
uniform he wore at Cumberland was
make up of originality.
Bud Tomlin with Harry Marks and
who lives in Statesviile. N. c., came
to town with bunch of live buyers.
Bud fitted" them and allowed them
to depart.
Reports from the front indicate
that Trip Fuller John Bryan and
w. Q. Dabney are scrapping some
in Western North Carolina.
Roy Martin, who has been hitting
the pike down in Mississippi. will in
future work nearby territory.
Rumor says Roy has intentions. the
serious kind.
Frank Sayors is improving rapidly
nit Johnston Willis hospital Frank
underwent an operation. but his grit
liz pulling him through. Go to see
him
Billy Owen, known as Coffee
King was one of the many recent
visitors.
MUTT Hit made quick get
away" to land one of his big ones"
did 80. and backtracked.
Louis Knightly. a good one with
the Richmond Dry Goods company.
has been on the job, taking a good
many Southern BUYERS down the line.
o D.. Minor, Fleming Chris
ton company's war horse" cantered
about on the Peninsula with that easy.
graceful movement for which he Is
famous.
Bill Tucker. who with 20. D." com
pose good work team was register
ed at home Sunday. having come In
from the Southern.
"Corky" Wilbon, with Early & Will
son, il In the midst Of his Southern
trip, and, 10 putting shirts and ma ny
Of them on the trade.
Cup Wilson, one OF Stokes brigade.
has been busy entertaining bunch OF
customers. who came to the Cate
way to buy their wants.
Tom 0ibDOn and Lee Gathright had
their usual luck on q recent fishing
trip. the only thing the least bit
fishy. brought back Was ths story, and
il surely had the odor. thAt their
string wxS STOLEN On route. i
warden Copper and Mr. George
woodward. special Samoset man.
waltsed around town together during
the week. The couple mAde KIN
Inn, Wardsn s1iIpe9 ont sf stQNr Ter
~ day. ~ j. k
lT'l ,TSsIr ~ / 4 L, Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. 21.---Af-
ter a series of unfortunate delays, due
TO unusual weather conditions, the en-
tire program of Milwaukee races was
today postponed for two weeks The
Vanderbilt cup contest will take place
Wednesday, October I'd: the Pabst
trophy and Wisconsin cup races will
be held Thursday, October Sd, and
the Grand Prix will be staged on Sat
urday. October 5th,
The Milwaukee Automobile associa-
tion voted to defray all expenses OF
the racing drivers throughout the pc
Rod of delay, and the drivers accept
ed the offer. In the meantime the
put the race course in the best pos
'committee will make every effort to
sible condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
HOWARD. BRYANT TO SING >.
AT THE LITTLE THEATER

The Little Theater announces a
three reel feature Aim for Monday.
with three other subjects and a song
' Howard bryant, whose beautiful
baritone II the admiration Of all Rich
mond. has been engaged by the man
asement: He opens Monday and by
request will sing THE Rosary" with
organ accompaniment.
No advance will be made In the
price ~ admission. ~ thu policy lnf
tho L1etla Thaater u Il give the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
National League
Continued from First Page}
ontinued fro

Chicago ,....-..o q o o o ] %
Philadelphia 80
Summary: base hits~Zimmer
man. knabe, DaalaH, Three base hit
SAFER. Sacrifice hits-saier, VII
liams. stolen base-Goode, Struck
ott--By cheney, 2; by Rixey l. Bases
IN bailE-Off Cheney. 2: off Rixey. g.
Donble plsys-~Rixef. kiilifer TO
Luderus; kuabe TO Luderus. Left on
bases-Chica go. S: Philadelphia, l.
Wild pitohes--chene. Rixey. Time,
las. Umpires--Messrs. Eason ana
Johnstcne. Attendance, 10000,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

*Batted Tor Geyer IN seventh.
.*Batted for Perritt in ninth.
Score by innings X.
st. Louis 100 0 0 0 O. 0
Brooklyn ...,1 0 Q 0 x--l2
Summary: Two-base hHs-Rueker.
Evans, Miller. Wheat Three base hits
--Daubert. Home run--Stengel.
gtoien bases Moran; Afifier. Left on
bases--St Louis. 4: Brooklyn. !.
Bases on balls---On Geyer. 3: on
Rucker, g. Struck out--By Geyer. l;
by Rucker. s. umpires-Rigier ana
Finneran. 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
REPUBLICANS OPEN
CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2I.--The re.
publican State and national cam
paign was formally opened in Ohio
this afternoon with q speech By
United states senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. The senator urged the re-.
election OF President Taft. and said
that the ecoIiectHon OF words'
adopted at Baltimore could not BE-
called platform. At no time dur.
ing his address did the senator mem
ton the name Of Theodore Roosevelt
his old time friend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Brown May Succeed Lynch.

CINCINNATI. sept 21.--The pres
ence at the big conclave of baseball
magnates here Of Robert Brown, the
Louisville editor. has revived talk
OF the possibility that rival candi-
date to President Lynch may be put
forward at the next National league
annual election the coming winter.
Brown is known to have held quiet
conferences here with owners Ebbets.
of Brooklyn. Dreyfuss. of Pittsburg;
and Hermann, of Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
American League
CONTINUED from First Page.)
Seven Hits Do L.

ST. LOUIS, Sept Pin a driz-
zling rain, the Browns won todays
game from the Athletics by the score
OF TO 5. The Browns seven hits
came where they did the most good,
while Philadelphia nine hits we're
scattered. The Browns were aided
by four Athltic misplays The score
st. Louis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Philadelphia.

summary: TWO base hits-Paskert.
poolan Sacrifice hit-DbdN, stolss,
bases--R. Miller, knabe. Double
plays-Evers Tinker to Safer;
Seaton, killifer to Luderus Left on
bases--Chicago. 7; Philadelphia 4,
Bases on bals-Of Lavender. 2;
off Seaton. I. struck out--By Laven-
der. by Seaton, s. Passed ball
kilifer. Wild pitch--Seaton. Time.
l:4o. tmpires-M essrs, tombstone
and Easen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Cab. Would Like Knesrsr.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. al.A-Tf
the Cuhs hAdl Knstser, Of the Brook
lyns." said Jimmy Archer today. we
would be greatly strengthened in the
box Knetssr u : fine pitcher; he has
the apee4 and about the best curve
bHif we'vps 1esn IN many y dry. Why
4sa:& ~ gerk ~ 1exs1 80 S ! 3,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Twas IL TO o Beating.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 21.--WhiIe
Rucker was earning "a shut-out today.
his hackers were hammering Geyer
all over the LOT and giving the Cardi-
nails IA to 0 beating. Rueker, O..
Miller and Stengel, each, made three
hits. the latter's including homer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Football, Results.

At MASSACHUSETTS, Agri-
curai college. 0; Rhode Island State
college, Z, 900. = .,.rs,yia 3, - :,
1t Carlisie--Alhright college, Z;
Carlisle. so.
At Troy-Rennsalear Polytechnic,
Is; Columbia Schenectady. 0.
At Orono, Me--Fort Mckinley, o.:
University OF Maine, 38.
At Durham. n, H--New Hampshire
college, o: Norwich university, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

- previous can has Depended principally upon
hin own ability.
Into the cars u any one man !. combined the
s,n~rieere ssd ability Of the individual. There
80 b Incorporated into such cars all the errors
and hohbies some of them impracticable, that
any individual b very apt to overlook.
Are Mistakes Probable
um2>r Snch Conditions7
We scrtify ourseivss against error by focusing
vpon every detail tte combined akin and expef-
Ence II - many experta ~ ve can obtain
We Do not limit oarselveA Whenev1 man
- fond Who caa do vuk better than any
one - and ~ have need for such work. that
man w~s iuduced to Join this organisation.
That b why there are - engineer IN thas
suecmohihe manufactnru IN The hdsYtry. and
thss b uhy HUDSON GNU - oaf wjehpst mis-
takes. Thne b Why there has bssa ~ error n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

The Reds have won every series
lately. In Cincinnati last month they
beat the Giants two straight, then
beat Pittsburg three out OF Ave, beat
st. Louis three out Of four, beat Chi
cage three out of four. beat Brook
iyn three out OF four, boat Philadsi.'
phia 4No ont: Of thrAas end shoAt NAw
80 So ~ ss q ls'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

Mr.. Chubby Spence, that amiabis
traveller of the Ciiff We'll brand. after
spending several DAYS In Richmond.
has again taken up his abode in Brts-
tol. II ~ queer 90 his fellow travellers
tfat Club is such BristoIite these
days. Give us the reason, old boz.
for we know Of your many eonaussts
IN other section. of your ield. ana
you as Vet have kept us totally In
the dark on this subject. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

Ter. Crabh, Shotten. Double plays
Collins, Barry TO McInnis. Pratt to
Miller; Walsh to Barry. Stolen base
--Shotten. Hit by pitched ball--By
Crabb. !. Bases on balIs-Orf Baum
gardner. 3. off Crabb A. Struck out
BY Baumgardner. s; by Crabb. 5. Left
on bases-St. Louis, 10; Philadelphia
7. Time, hours. Umpires-Dineen
and O'Rrien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

Gently when he filled temporarily this
position of shipping clerk.
Many good things can be said about
Walker Stuart, but one Of the best Is
that he encourages his boys to join
the L. c. It's. He has lead the way
and the boys follow.
Cnah Sampson knocked OF fo.. u
shor: time to assist IN moving r.s
family, goods aud chattel. To his nex
aume In the West End. His last
nane indicates he Is strong enough
Cor all kinds Of work.
Harry Bedser end his wife came
in from Chuia for a short stay. Harry
in u newly we'd and turned ms
tick down in Mississippi
"Skeeter" saunders has been sight
ed In town.
t. A. Saunders, with j. l.. Lindsay.
arrived to join the bread line at home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

suu. NAV nav to you The HUDSON ~ Var and se
during It's first CT sns cader esas ~ -
sdicaick from leading eng1neering pTscttcs
Tba. vas builder had had epesaence
sCop
which TIE result the experience bse - men
rained In aeox Ia budding 100000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
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Phitad eiph

Totals -. -. ..33 8 . "a Is
Slated for Crabb in ninth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17
MARIA

taban el patio; igualmente Sc OBJ
servaba Ell la volateria, pueS muchos
pavos reales anunciaron mi llegada
con gritos alarmantes, y entire los pa
toS criollos de cienega, que nadaban
en- la cequia vecina, Sc distinguian por
su porte circunspecto algunos de los
llamados ingleses,
Emigdio era un exceiente mucha-
cho. I'm ano antes de mi regreso
a Cauca. lie envio su padre al Bogota
con ell objeto de ponerle, segln decla
el buen senor, en- camino para hacerse
mercader y buen tratante. Carlos,
que viva conmigo en- aquel entonces y
Sc hallaba siempre al corriente hasta
de 10 que no debla saber. tropezo con
Emigdio yo no Sc donde. Y me 10
plant0 por delante un domingo de
manana precediendole al entrar EN-
nuestro cuarto para decirme :-i Hon
bre te voy matar de guSto: te tral
90 la cosa mas linda
Yo corrl a abrazar Emigdio. qulen
parade en- la puerta, tenla la mas rara
fgura que imagiarse pueda Mi pal
sano habia venido cargado con el som
brero de pelo color cafe con leche, ga
la de don Ignacio, su padre. en- las
Semanas Santas de slls moceda les
Sea que lie yiniese estrecho. sea que el
conductor le pareciese bien llevarlo
asi. el sombrerete formaba con la par
te posterior del largo y renegrido eue-
llo de nuestro amigo, IN angnlo de
noventa grados.
Aquella facnra, aquellas pahllas
enrarecidas Y lacias, hacienda luego
cen Ia cabellera mas desconsolada en-
su abandono que Sc haya yisto; aque-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17

liza tez amarllenta = aeScaSpdndo las
asoleadas del camino; eli cuello de la
camisa hundido sin esperanzas bajo
las solapas de un chaleco blanco cuyas
puntas Sc odiaban los brazos aprisio
nados EN- las mangas dc una caSaca
azul, punta de diamante; los calzoneS
de cambrum con anchaS trabiias de
cordoban los botines de cuero dc ye-
nado allstrado cram causa, mas que
suhciente para exaltar el altrusmo
Gle Carlos. Llevaba Emigdio lm par
de eSpuelaS Ell una mano, y un yolumi-
nosa encomenda para m1 en la otra
Me apreSur6 a descargarle de todo
aprovechando I'm inStante para mirar
seyeranente Carlos quien tendido
en- una de las camaS de nueStra alco-
ba. mordia una almohada llorando a
lagrima viva, cosa que por POGO me
produce el desconcierto mas importu
no Ofrecl Emigdio asiento EN- el
saloEcillo Y como eligiese un sofa de
resorte, el pobre sintiendo que Sc hum
dia, procure a todo trance buscar al
90 Que asirse en- el aire; mas perdida
toda su esperanza, Sc rehizo como pu-
do, y una vez en- pie. dijo:
Que demonios \ este Carlos no
le entra 81 juicio. ~ ahora
Con raz6 venia riendose en- la calle de
la "'pegadura = que me iba hacer,
5Y III tambi6n2... vaya 81 esta gem
te de aqul es 10 mismo, demontres
Que te pareee 10 que me han hecho
hoy
Carlos sali6 de Ia alcoba, approve.
ehandose de Ia feliz OCCASION y ambos
pudmos reirnos va a nuestras an
chas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17
JORGE IsAACs

ell alto y tupido bosque. No Sc bal
bian agotado los obstaculos para lie
gar. pues tropece con los corrales em-
palizados, y ahi fue 10 de rodar tran
cas- de robustisimas guadas sobre eS-
calones desvencijados Vinieron EN-
mi auXilio dos negros, var0n y mujer;
el, sin mas vestido que unos calzones,
mostraba una eSpalda atletica luciente
con el sudor peculiar de la raza ella
con follato de fulo aZul y sin mas ca
misa que un panuelo anudado hacia
la nuca cogido por la petrina, el
cual le cubria ell pecho. Ambos lie
vaban sombrero de junco, de aquellos
1ue POGO Sc aparaguan y toman co
lor de techa pajizo.
Iba la risuena y fumadora pareja
NADIA menoS que haberselas con otra
de potros los cuales habia llegado va
su turno en- ell mayal, y supe a que
porque me lam6 la atenci0n yer no
solo al negro sino tambien a su com
panero. armados de rejos de enlazar.
En- gritos y carreraS estaban cuando
me apee bajo ell alar de la casa, des-
preciando las amenazas de dos perros
inhospitalarios que Sc hallaban tendi-
dos sobre los escanos del corredor
Algunos angarillos y sudaderos de
juncos deshilachados y montados so
bre ell barandal Dastaron convencer-
me de que todos los pianos hechos Ell
Bogota por Emigdio, impresionado
con mis- crfticas, Sc habian estrellado
contra 10 que el llamaba chocheras de
su padre. En- cambio Sc habfa me-
dorado notablemente La erfa de CANA
do menor. de 10 cual eran prueba los
calabros de lindos colores que apres-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17

Habia yo hecho algo mas de una
legua de camino bregaba va por
abrir la puerta de golpe que daba en-
trada a los mangones de la hacien-
da del padre de Emigdio. Vencida
la resistencia que oponian los goznes
ejes enmohecidos la mas tamana
enzurronada, la cual, suspendida del
techo con un rejo, daba tormento Il
los transeuntes manteniendo cerrado
aquel aparato singular, me di por
afortunado por no haberme atascado
en- ell lodasal peligroso, cuya antique
dad respectable Sc conocla por ell CO
lor del aqua estancada.
Atraveze un corto llanO en- ell cual
el rabo de zorra. la hortiga y la zarza
dominaban sobre los granales humilla-
dos y pantanosos ALI ramoneaban al
gunos caballejos moleidores rapados
de erin Y cola. correteaban potros Y
meditaban burros viejos, tan lacrados
y mutilados por ell cargui6 de lena y
la crueldad de sus arrieros, que Buff
fon Sc hubiera encontrado perplejo al
tener que clasifcarlos entire los cua-
dr1pedos.
La casa grande Y antigua, rodeada
de cocoteros Y mangos, destacaba su
techumbre cenicienta y alicaida sobre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17

--Gracias, gracias. Hasta la tar
de.
Alz0 los OjOS para VERNE con la mas
arrobadora expression que puede pro-
ducir en- la mirada de una mujer, la
ternura y el poder. la reconvencion
y las lagrimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-17
Revista Comercial
Cotizaciones del Mercado

Precios mlm de los articulos que Sc
detallan en- almacen
Evening star., 1912-11-10

ming, Colorado. Nebraska. Kansas. Mis-
souri,. North and South Dakota, Minneso-
ia and Iowa was held. From there the
leaders have gone to Clinton. Mo-, for
similar convention, which will be held
November IL to a. Other places to be
visited and the dates of conventions are:
keene, Tex, November IL to II:
Huntsville, Ala, November q to "a:
Nashville Tenn. November % to De-
cember 1 Atlanta, Ga, December to 8:
South Lancaster, Mass, December 10 to
%, and New York, December q to %.
Miss Erickson and Elder MacGuire have
planned to attend all of these conven-
tons, while Prof. Kern will take in sew
eral of them. The three leaders Of this
department of the denomination. which
includes the membership of 1900 young
people, will conduct convention for the
young people in Takoma Park Novem-
ber 13 to -.
At recent meeting of the general con-
ference committee of the denomination
$16,SO0 was appropriated for the carry
ing forward of missionary endeavor In
the West India islands. 1t was also an
nounced by the comrnftte that Elder A.
+. Prieger of Alabama has accepted the
call to go to Haiti the superintendent
of the mission stations established there
by the Adventsts. Elder Prieger was or
dained to the ministry during the recent
Alabama conference campmeeting, hav-
ing before that time spent several years
as ucentate.