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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
GEORGETOWN IS
NO EASY VICTIM
Redskins Forced to Extend
Themselves to Beat
Blue and Gray.

Washington, d. -. october 2S-Car-
Isle India ms defeated Georgetown mere
to-day. 80 to 90. II was the first time
in three years that any eleven haS
been able to run up that number OF
points against an Indian team. war
ner was disappointed with the work o.
his men
The Indians were fairly swept on
their feet during the last half OF play.
GEORGETOWN had changed its style OF
attack and went into the game At this
poip, with the score 80 TO against
her.
Thorpe. az usual. played htssWhiri-
wind game and had the aeorgetowr
player. fairly standing on their heads
during the frst part Of the game
Several members II the Georgetown
lin. we're told TO watch the great ath-
le,e. and they did their work well, Tor
during the las, half or the game Thorpe
tired, and he seemed to be glad when
the referees whistle blew. ending the
game.
The Indian. had little trouble in
scoring during the FIRST period seven
minutes after he received the KICKOFF
Thorpe was over the Georgetown goal
line, and Eve minutes later they had
added another touchdown Thorpe
kicked both goals
In the last half tho Indians were
stopped. Many judges Of play say they
quit. Whether that was the case or
not. their work was not UP to the
standard The Indians left here in
good shape tonight for Toronto. where
they play IN Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
CHICAGO MOVES
ONE STEP MeARen

Cascagc. October zs.-rcssbsu 49,
further strides fc.aya the Wig 49,
enssnrscnsh.r to-day nv cesssng -
eur University. 60 .. % No.
Yield Tas score. however. 49,
-raasi~ss reetRercd ~ Chsca0o -
PRHs< IN cloves yeofA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
POOR PfNNSY IS
STILL THE GOAT
Despised Lafayette Jumps In
and Takes Measure Of
One-Time Giants.

ybu.aeiph.a pa. october ss.-rIsyms
wsu~.rfpi footbaI.. lafayette. o ssopcscd y
s.-,T team. sef.sgss Pennsylvania on frsnk-
", Field this afternoon NJ The score : to .
r~r-<ytxsrta-s hzsk rcId. Which sss Thought
q. DO her sssy hose ssr . ssrersseui sessoo.
s~U asgn mss~rs b,y. ~ ~oiy using eSA
srsgm~ns sss heassg ss'issy. dash ora
OeyA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
DRIVERS HURT
As CAR GARDENS

York pa ocrcser Sc. r. GHlare. driver
fsr tn. Pullman Company and George fckcs.
hts u4echsric.sn. were seriously injured when
their car. thirtv-hoGse-power machine.
ira Yelling at q ra.Ic a minutes. turned turtle
In tn. isss event on the program At the
York Motor Club races held here to-day. The
accident caused ~ the throwing % q
;fr~ on the secc-s Tap Of the ten-msIe free
fsr-aI 0; f. believed that Gnis-d-s skull Is
fractured. while Iekes Is cut and bruised and
burt IntcrsaTiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
MICHIGAN LOSES
FORMER NERVE
Yoss'. Speedboys Fan Down Re
fore Syracuse's Whisiwiad
Football Tactics.

syracuse. y. r.. Octcber z6.-SAckiae
the sV,rss and spe~d which has tor-
sncrIy charactertze1 their arpeorsmce
On the ers6trcw h~ve. the CntverMsy
81 Ntchtgsu eleven s~-0oy Weut aoWN
20 A<fess before the syracuse teOm ~
10 OccrO q - ~ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
CHANCE SAYS He
MAY QUIT GAME
Gu. for Year at Least and
Maybe Longer-Needs
Rest.

rEiszro. IT,. prtsbsr = =Ntsn rrank
cfaucs ,z-nssasx~r - ~ thicaxs g'sHs.
,~ri ths. city ts-nsrAt FOR rs hsfnr ~ csfi-
,rrrts - szss h- vas ssi hss-ssi. Toe
a. iss.s 90 ysst. snd rrcsssls fcf iorzs-
= Esnt reel sns asiet." I'D Tssrr- -
2 -, erf-g - Say cot 81 s<sessi ts~ .
vhtie.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
WHITE AND BLUE
HAS HARD FIGHT
Washington and Lee Finds Wake
Forest Worthy Antagonist.
Show Improvement.

Lexington. Va, October 2s.-Wash-
ington and Leo defeated Wake Forest
day in an exciting and bitterly
fought game by the score Of 20 to O.
Washington and Lee appeared much
stronger on the defense. and the Of
fensive play was improved
The White and Blue played straight
football ana resorted to line piunges
and snort end runs for most OF Its
gains. Wake Forest did not make
first downs during the game. being
unable to make an impression on the
Washington and Leo line. The one
feature occurred In the third quarter,
when Terry. after shaking on several
tacklers. ran fifty yards for touch
down
Buehring and Carver rarely failed
to gain five yards on line plunges.
Moore, Miller, Shultz and Francis
played a strong defensive game for
Washington and Lee. Carter Utley
and Reddick were the backbone OF the
Orange and Black defense
Washington and Lees first touch
down was made by Buehring In the
first quarter by consistent line smash
ing, and in the second quarter the
hefty full back carried the ball over
for tn, second touchdown, and Miller
kicked goal. Secret practice by the
Washington and Lee team VIII con-
tinue for the remainder OF the season
Lineup:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
GALLAUOET WINS
WITHOUT TRYING
Norfolk Blues, Minus Stars, Are
Swamped by Washington
Deaf Mutes.

Norfolk, Va, October 7s.-Beeinning
With the nrst touchdown four minutes
after the game started, the GaIiaudet
eleven swept The Norfolk Light Ar
tillery Blues or their feet mere this
afternoon. defeating the local team
by the score Of 30 to .. This was
nearly three times as large a score as
the University Of Virginia could roll
m AGAINST the Blues Thursday. The
blues were minus the services Of four
es their best players. Etneridse and
ceyer, tackles: Hodgson. full back. and
Graves, end and their services were
ss6ly missed
Callaudet ran rings arovnd the
H1ues' green ends. and but for ~
deadly tsckling OF Billy" feurestcin.
DlavfnG back, the score would have
zen twice as large as q Is. Time al
eer time. when the runner had clear
0eld with the exception Of Feucstein.
ehe latter woula stop good rune WITH
0erce tackles. For the visitors the
eutire team played brilliantly csrc-
daily Moore, CAPITALS sud quarter
Hack. His runs around the ends fss-
e-reA the game. 1Sne-up:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

uau~s Position. Callaudct
wemple. ... left END. .Fc''z
0uespssesd. lief. tackle. Rasmussen
We0b. left guard. $3.50 Martin
SA1yfes ~ centre. Deck~s
warden right guard .Bussefbaugh
WyfYtsmscr. right tackle. .Cusenaden
lronmonger. .rish, end. -. Marshall
Yau1hau quarter back ..... Moore
Captain,
,1oraap .lefs half back. Kendall
SarTy full bach. Jacobson
Captain,
Seur~ss.sn right half hack. .Kecsey
summary: scoV-GaI'audct. 20:
R7u~a .. Tcwchdowns-M"crc ara
Yclts S9,. Goals from touchdowus--
Aoove 20, Time 81 cuarscrs-tcu
minutes each. Referee John
ooo. University ~ Virginia. Umpire =
-. Mcclure. Central Cn'vsrssy.
ResA yu~smsp-Mrs Rain. Tsmek~cvcr
NJ Graves. h>tisusions-Norfcik
-. Ppsse for WeRVse sW6 W~mp1e
- pesse. sylvester Tor frcnmceges.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
Ell pleito electoral
de Vieques
LA VISTA PUBLICA DE AVER EN-
LA C0RTE SUPREMA. -BRI-
LLANTISIMO INFORME DEL Ii
CENCIADO MUNOZ MORALES,

A las cuatro de. la tarde de aver
empez6 en- la Corte Suprema la vista
p1blica del acto de Certiorari solicita-
do por el distinguido letrado don Luis
Munoz Morales a nombre de don Ber-
nabe Perez OtroS, candidates unionis-
tas triunfantes Ell las 1ltimas elecciones
municipales de Vieques, contra ell juez
de la COrte de Distrito de Humacao,
Lcdo. Jose A. Lopez Acosta Recorda-
ran nuestros lectores, por haberlo in
tornado ell BOLETIN oportunamente,
que los candidates unionistaS triunfan-
tes Ell las 1ltimas elecciones municipales
de Vieques fueron demandados por los
candidates republicanos derrotados, ale
gando eStos la nulidad de determinado
n6mero de votos, por ser ilegales, Sc
gun ellos, que de ser anulados lie da-
ria ell triunfo de las elecciones a los
republicanos.
Ell auto de Certiorari solicitado Sc
funda principalmente
1o-En que los demandados, ahOra
peticionariOs. presentaron ante el juez
de la Corte de Distrito de Humacao una
motion to quash y para que Sc deses-
timase la demanda La motion to
quash . esta fundada en- que ell juramen-
to consignado al pie de la demanda y
que aparece suscrito por ell d6mandante
Francisco Lujan ante Adrian Brenes, Sc
cretario municipal, es nula porque en-
todo caso este asunto no es de la lu-
risdicci6n de tai funcionario; porque
el no esta autorizado por la ley para
tomar Juramento; y porque ese Juramen-
to no aparece inScrito en- ell correspon-
diente regiStro de affidavits, que
asi pismo son nulos inefcaces los de-
mas JuramentOs que aparecen en- La de
manda de los Senores Luis Amadeo Bon
net, Eulogio Cruz, Miguel Marin, Juan
F. Robes, Rafael Villafane Ramon Ca
sanovas, Florencio Alvarez, Jose Lujan,
Eugenio O'Neill Francisco Casanovas,
tomados ante .el juez municipal interi-
no don Francisco Lujan, porque este
senior es parte directamente interesada
por ser uno de los demandantes en- este
case, y porque tampoco aparecen esos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14

excepto los miembrOS de La legislature
el Comlslonado a los EStados Unidos"
aprobada en- 7 de MARIO de 1906: on
que la admission de dicha demanda fine
una extrallmitaci6n de la Jurisdiction
del Juez porque aquella fue presentada
fuera del termino improrrogable one
concede la citada ley, y pOrque los de-
tectOs notados en- La demanda reconoci-
dos en- su resoluci6n por la Corte de
Dlstrto de HumacaO, afectan la juris-
dlcclon de la Corte Y por su misna ma
turaleza no pueden SCI obieto de en-
mienda
6o.-En que los peticionarios carecen
de otro recurso adecuado como no sea
el de Certlorari-que solicitan, para evitar
que la Corte de Distrito de Humacao ad-
mlta la nueva demanda enmendada 81
"a conociendo de IN pleito en- ell que
segun su propia resoluci6n. carece de
jurisdiction.
ESoS son EN- sintesiS a grandes ras-
COS, las razones en- que Sc fundan los pc
uclonarioS en- ell Auto de Certiorari
FL alegato verbal hecho aver tarde an
te la Corte Suprema por ell distinguido
letrado don Luis Munoz Morales fne
brlllantisimo; explic6 detenida juicio-
Samente ell caso y argument6 su peti-
cl6n con Jurisprudence de las Cortes
de California de la misma Corte Supre-
ma de Puerto Rico
A las tres termin6 la vista.
FL hcenciado Munoz Morales presen-
to ademaS por escrito, nm uminoso
brief exponiendo ell caSo a los Homo
rabies Jueces de la Corte Suprema, quie
nes Sc reServaron ell fallo para uno Ir
los dias pr6ximos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
Ponce al Ola

Hemos saludado aver a don Eduardo
+. Lee, persona que es aqul muy estl-
mada. Ell senior Lee, acompanado de
su familia acaba de regresar de. su via
ie al Brasil, donde paso una temporada
al lado de su hijo que es Consul de los
Estados Unidos en- la nacion mencio-
NADIA
La individual Maria Luisa Rodriguez
Sc ha suicidado en- su casa domicilio en-
en- barrio San Thomas La infeliz Sc
hizo un lazo corredizo al cuello y des.
pues Sc colg6 de una de las vigas de la
casa
Sc ignoran los movies del suicidio
En- la session celebrada antenoche pOr
la Directiva de la Liga Progresista Sc
tomaron los siCuientes acuerdos:
Comisionar al Lcdo Tous Soto para
que gestione de los directories de la
companIas de carros el6ctricOs para que
prolonguen la via el servicio de es-
tos hasta ell cementerio civil de Canas.
Diligir una communication al COmisio-
nado del Interior preguntandole GUAM
to costaria el material que Sc necesita
para poner en- iguales condolences que
la carretera de Santurce. el trozo de
carretera de esta ciudad a la playa, pa
ra regarla con petr6leo.
A la session de la Liga asistieron los
senores Salazar Armstrong, Domenech,
Astol Belaval
En- el vapor Carolina = han embar-
cad0 para Estados Unidos, donde pa
sar5n una temporada. la sonora esposa
e hijos de nuestro amigo don Jose Ro
maguera Este estuvo en- San Juan a
.despedirlos.
Les deseamos un viaje feliz la Sc
nora de Romaguera y sus hijos.
II active detective Alvarez capture
aver, la una Y media de la tarde, al
pr6fugo Francisco Ortiz quien hace
pr6Ximamente dos meses escal6 la casa
residencia de don Juan Manzano, veci-
no de Jayuya, descerrajando una puer-
Ia llevandose de un baul que tambien
descerraj6, once dollars, un pantal6n y
una cami~a
Ell Corresponsal
Ponce, unio Il de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14

juramentos en- ell hbro de affdavits CO.
respondents
2o.-En que la demanda no esta jura-
da EN- la fOrma que prescribe ell arti-
culo l18 del C6digo de Enjuiciamer
to Civil, y en- que los demandantes no
han JuStiticado debidamente haber cum
plido ell precepto de la secci0n , de la
ley aprobada en- 7 de mario de 1906
" Proyeyendo ell procedimiento para i'm
pugnar la election de funcionarios" -.
Sc celebr6 la vista de esta moci6n y
ell juez senior Lopez Acosta, despu6s de
oldas las argumentaciones de las par
tes, declare con lugar la motion to
quash =" pOr adolecer de defectos la de-
manda, pero creyendo que 6stos eran
subsanables concedi6 a los demandantes
un plazo de diez dias para enmendar la
demanda
Green los peticionarioS del Auto de
Certiorari que ell juez de la Corte de
Distrito de Humacao Sc excedi6 en- su
jurisdiction como tai juez al conceder
permiso los demandantes para enmen-
dar su demanda y subsanar los defectos
jurisdiccionales que fueron objetO de
la "motion of quash y despues de ha-
ber concedido dos pr6rrogas sucesivas
de ounce y diez d1as respectivamente
para tai fin admitirle a los demandan-
tes la demanda enmendada en- diciem-
bre de 1911.
3o.-En que los demandados en- este
case, representados por los abogados Mu-
noz y Brown presentaron una nueva mo-
ton to quash contra la demanda en-
mendada, por resultar 6sta ser una nue.
va cuya notification los demandadOs Sc
ha hecho fuera del termino de noventa
l1as que determine la ley, Y, no obstante,
el juez declare con lugar la moci0n en-
cuanto al primer fundamento, pero en-
tendiendo que los defectos que apare-
cen en- ell diligenciamiento de las Motif
caciones son suceptibles de enmiendas,
concedi0 a los demandantes diez diaS pa
ra enmendar los mismos
4o.--En que los ahora peticionarios
presentation una mocion pidiendo la re
consideration de este fallo, Y fue decla-
rada sin lugar
5o.--En que la resoluci6n del Hon
Juez de la Corte de Distrito de Huma-
co concediendo permiso los deman-
dGntes para presentar una demanda en-
!. endada, su negativa eliminar esta
una vez presentada, no esta de acuerdo
con las prescripciones de la ley titulada
Ley proveyendo el procedimiento para
impugnar la election de funcionarios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
Imp ortante fuego
en- Mayaguez
PERDIDAS SENSIBLES

Mayaguez, JUNO IA de 1912.
BOLETTN MERCANTIL,
San Juan
a las nueve y media hoy declarose in
cendio en- Mayaguez Printing Co. Edi-
torres Diario Oeste" y "Pro Patria >.
Tres cuartes de hora despues sofoc6se
ocurriendo perdidas considerables a pc
sar de no haberse quemado todas las
exiStencias local
Corresponsal
Lamentamos el accidente que han su-
frido colegas tan estimados como "Dia-
rio del Oeste y Pro Patria = Y nos po-
nemos a su disposition
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
IT
ASOCIACION
DE
Dependencies de Comercio
Centre de instruction y Recreo A
~
SAN JUAN, P. r.
SAN JUAN, P. r.

La Junta Directiva de esta Association
pone en- conocimiento de sus asociados.
que partir del primero de Julio pro-
ximo dara comienzo el nuevo curse de
ingl6s y contabilidad. La matricula
quedara alberta desde el treinta del pre-
sente hasta ell ocho de Julio. dfa en-
que Sc abriran las clases.
La Directive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
VACAN E

Sc necesita un professor de Tenedu-
ria de libros y Contabilidad, con prdctico
en- la enseaanea. Dirijirse por escrito al
Sr. Vice-Presidente de la Association de
Dependencies de Comercio con informes
y direction.
La Directiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
La velada del
Club de Damas

En- la information que dimos aver,
acerca de la espl6ndida fiesta que pre-
para ell Club de Damas de esta capital.
declamos que ell acto Sc celebraria pro
bablemente, ell "a Sc ha acordado que
no sea el "A, sino el 25, cuando Sc lleve
efecto.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13

crowds were orderly Every officer
was on duty at proper time and place.
Unpleasat incidents did not happen.
Words of praise were heard on every
side.
The State Fair advertising brought
larger crowds to Columbus than ever
before. There was no confusion. The
Fair started on time. Every detail
of the program was kept to the
minute.
Doing away with the free-pass
curse has won respect and support.
An increase of over 20 per cent in
both attendance and exhibits is the
story. Demands for exhibit space next
year have already been made. This
is new indication of the growth and
success of Ohio's Big Exposition.
Thanks
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13
THREE TONS OF MONEY
The Dice of God are Always Loaded
State Fair Sets New High Water Mark.

The world (applauds the winner
and the record-breaker. The State
Fair is both. By leaps and bounds
it grows In popularity it gains. In
attendance it went beyond expecta-
tions, In quantity and quality of ex-
hibits it surpassed all predecessors.
The present grounds are no longer
adequate. Over 500 cars were used
in bringing exhibits. The President
and the private citizen touched ell
bows within its gates.
Over 5000 pounds of silver were
paid in admissions. Receipts from
all sources total $4,000 more than
ever before. Good humor prevailed.
Everybody was satisfied. The man in
the moon worked nights. Every de-
partment was complete The vast
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13
WE'D IN CHURCH.

With nuptial high mass Rev. T.
NJ. Redding, pastor of st. Joseph 5
church, united in bonds of wedlock
yesterday morning Miss Agnes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hol-
land, of Maumee, and Theodore, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Inman, Sr,
of Perrysburg. Miss Alma Holland
and Mr.. Frank Inman, sister and
brother of the bride and groom, re-
spectively, were attendants.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of large number of
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Innan VIII reside in
Perrysburg, going Immediately to
housekeeping. Prankish friends dec
Grated the wedding carriage with all
sorts of placards as it left the church
with the bridal party.-Maumee Ad-
vance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13

Urban users of the new parcels
post system to be started January l
are likely to receive noisy mail when
the delivery begins, of live chickens,
rabbits and other country products.
Fresh eggs and country butter will
also be handled through the parcels
post. This is no dream of cheaper
cost of living, but will be a reality
under the new law, which is designed
to put the producer into direct COM
munication with the consumer. 1t
will cut out the grocer's profit, but
will not reduce the price to the con-
sumer, who will find himself paying
the same old price no matter where
he may make his purchase. General
farm and garden produce comes un-.
der the law. The government not
only will carry these things but an in
demnity will be provided for their
loss or damage in transit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13

Mrs. d. Van HELEN was the
guest of Mrs Jennie Baughman of
Toledo, Friday.
Mrs. d. Van HELEN was the
guest of Mrs. Will Cranker and Mrs.
Susan Thornton of Toledo, Tuesday.
Word comes from Bowling
Green that j. II. McMahan, familiarly
known as Heck Mac" was stricken
with paralysis on Saturday and was
unconscious until midnight. He
was much improved Monday but on
account of his age, "a years, his com
plete recovery is doubtful.
Edwin l.. Clay, son of Mayor
Clay, expects to start for Hiram Col
lege, on Sunday, in which he hopes
to take the full course and prepare
himself for his future work. Edwin
is starting out with good habits and
plenty of ability and we believe he
will prove himself a worthy repre-
sentative of old p. II. S.
On Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hoffman entertained a
party of friends in honor of Miss
Bertha Heilman, bride of October.
Cards, music and refreshments were
features of the entertainment and
Miss Heilman was the recipient of
many compliments and congratula-
tions upon her approaching nuptials.
After over two years service, Mr..
Hayes Cromwell has severed his con-
nection with the Journal and has
gone to his home town, Mcclure,
where he is engaged as teacher of the
Eighth grade in the public schools.
Mr., Cromwell leaves the Journal with
the best wishes of the office and a
hope that his future may be pleasant
and successful. He is capable and
worthy.
A number of friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. j. F. Byrne completely
surprised her on September 6. Her
birthday being August 81, it was
postponed, as Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne
were at Columbus that week. All
came with well filled baskets and
were prepared to take dinner with
them. The hostess quickly recovered
from the shock, and proceeded to
make it as pleasant as possible for
the guests, and about o'clock ice
cream and cake were served. Those
present were: Mrs Andrew Kaz-
maier, Mrs. Chas. Crusie and son
William, Mrs. Lawrence Rider and
son Clifford, Mrs. Edward Frusher
and daughter Frances, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Frusher, Mrs. Chas. Frusher,
Mrs. George De Verna, Mrs. w. G..
Taylor, Mrs. Calvin Whitaker, Mrs.
H. l.. Schroeder, Mrs. E. j. Spilker,
Mrs. Frank Shinew, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Byrne and John Byrne, Mr.. and
Mrs, Chester Byrne.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13

The big papers say that Anna
Gould (Princess De Sagan) is feeling
very sad over the, fact that her last
baby by her last husband is not and
never will be prince, and that she
has just learned that the title her
latest husband is supposed to bear
has long since ceased to exist. We
are very sorry, Anna, but cheer up,
the difficulty is easily remedied. You
are still rich and sufficiently young to
overcome such trifles All you need
do is get another divorce, get another
husband and get another baby. You
have the money and the youth, and
while it may take a little time and
effort, it will keep you busy and you
should not begrudge the time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13
LINEN SHOWER.

AS courtesy to Miss Bess Van
HELEN, an October bride, Miss Mar
gerry Davy entertained delightfully."-
with linen shower at her home on
Baker street, Toledo, Wednesday
evening. An elaborate two course
supper was served which was enjoyed
by the following guests: Mrs. Min
ME Friar, Mrs. Bert Lange, Mrs.
Stan Snider, Mrs. D. Van HELEN, Mrs.
Will Cranker, Miss Myrtle Hansen,
Miss Olive Winzeler, Miss Margery
Davy, Miss Edyth Whittingham, Miss
Bess Van HELEN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-13
ENROLMENT IN SCHOOLS

The following is the enrolment in
the different graoes of the village
schools;
First Mrs. Eugenia Chapman. .......b7
Second-Mlss Bertha Hillebrand ...37
Third Miss Ola Harrshorn n............4S
Fourth-Mlss Ada Munger ...3S
Fifth-Miss Lillian Broka..... .........39
Sixth-MIss Anna Roether .............31
Seventh Eva Zingg ...... .......S6
Eighth-Miss Luella Graham. :. .....24
High School Miss Hazel Coberly,
Miss Martha Maize, d. A. Haylor. .67
This makes an enrolment of 377
which is 6s per cent of the enumera-
tion of this village district.
The first grade has been divided into
two sections, each attending one half
day. This arrangement will give bet
ter results than all the tifty-seyen be-
ing present through both sessions.