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JAPANESE STATESMEN
 AND M|kAOO CONFER
urcside,, uyr- the deliberations.

prcsidel uYnr Ghe 0sliLorrntiuns'
 Ths ux1n.ipuI discussion tnnk place ur Ihe question af a su+%:nsS3T to Trumlcr SuiouJi. ThIh snccrEsor VIII uauc IL ueH cAhinct GU succeed tho nna winch has JUS: gene cut uF Unlee brr extreme difficulty is said [" haze i..+n axpcyIcnccII ty the siaieSusn l'I
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GLASGOW STUDENTS
 WAR WITH WOMEN

iI,e pI!1IdlnE at the hcEInnlnE ai GtIe aLtuuk fed for tn%lr lives. %nt one of them was rrl6icst|sI fltn hlE %'rrA given litn-. to rRcnpe before the attack On tho lNiildEuy l.Snk iIsant. ThlE ninve 3fI Lh~ paIt uf thu Rtudunts is eS1I%nt- cd lu bU the beginning nf %ar thHl will he drcIarEt! against militant EiIf7 Ira4eliGs aIl over Grsat Brltalr nnd Ireland.
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rcTainG tu n conclusion and hH"thel ,ueatinE xitl take plAcH today.
 The young m!kA1" ls L%InG given tha credit vf pnsseaatnR rdEnhffH hls ~sdom hnt, vt eoLnse. tlIs Ia ou;S t1 bn capArtsd. IInwcver. hls partcfpa = ton in the deliberations of hts htat"7- rnea fs generally aooeDted aH An tndI- . cation that hn ss interested in public a4airS.
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GILMORE TURNS FARMER,

HUu. WE. A, Gilmore. jawysT- 5neF- or HoUs, aLc- Las GecoUs heIn Gsrd' nrr for th4 Ptnuoets of AlasEa, anu whl hArs eharEo of aH EafdeninE ID conneeLson with their Roof Garden, to ue given Saturday, Ihp Slrt of thIa
 ..,,, Adv
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FRENCH, RUSSIAN AND
 BRITISH MINISTERS CONFER

Pevulu arr. IHw Hwaliing the fur ., tler dsr sioptn ant Of the s'tpa tldu with suna ahxtgtS. It ih csstaih, R EpitS of the announcement ny serHt& rhat ths did not ccEEl strip nf AlhaniA, Int her army stlil rnuintains It's pc sIsiun at DurazIo Snd EIFrs H Fi%n wnstesrr GI telnnIrshtnE IL.
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BAL KAN ALLIES PLAYED
 TRICK ON TURKEY

nI sh.; Fsry bcEiHniut;. Tt was Sr- ranged that HnY effort on the part 7t Turkey so improve 1ta position corle II. ,IsIU,wtad l,y ihA tHcek army Ann ia ihi4 way Is1&, aIlI%a could not Do ae rugud of violating Ihr HT,nlstIrH. Ti'' Greeks aud BulFzrisns. who know the
 TurkA well. stAy Ihsir klir~iAdke df the
 Turk hur suLHht ;hAn' LhAt hh Will stop at nothing tu EHIn An advantage, and rhaI a rick such as that played
 hy theanS-lTes is fully Iuatified in con acparnrr.
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Special Nugget Ssrviee.

TtJKIp. ,f-. t.- :: "lti9r EIal"s tnsn Of dnr@t. h"iil .y lnu.L;lIG yc-ccr- day 'u the imIHriyl r.aLF' r.. c'dIsid- or tiLc caLinct rriyi; HhiclL h". nrissG N n nesult GT iif:cl-Enc.9- ur Gni ui1r about tho Administrator "e Kurea-
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SpsclsI Hl,uost SstrSis.=.

OpuGTHI 'FHHUH' H'~
 LONDON IJrr U.--Ths TTPnch au1 . Ha,ssIuu .,,:HG.aItL.in iu Lt~ csnrf oi AL JaHes lIr!d 'uuIt=s gIuIG with SIA BdEarll Cry. rGtI;is-cr tnr rurrlGn ar- iN1rs l?ss ',"eair.s 9uI f'-tT Gt1sH'cI win hirn fc- .t ,4.rEia'.:.' ,lI time 1t the for siEn office.
 DG luursr rut biI;g '"Gtl ny 1f cred cnee can be lulrnIqt nF. in Unn tTenn If :hA ilisriIssi I. t.nI .iL i rHilrel f''
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Nuusst SracisI SArYIrs.

Nuuaet SrecIsI SAfVIra.
 tA3k uIIE- I-h';'. E.-'+ir G'% ASR only n.rr sISnoul l;nr ul,''u& .ha: ArnnztieF .n 1be linls. 'r'lr wtGki iIliItG hnoHl 1T, re-1,%ll l.. sirm Il ThcH EulGarin o,d TU1rkry E,gI;'rl S1nr ln:'r one sim r,. ,ri,.I, fu b4ep bIr a;imfs rI'ee ", ,hr, Turkey p,iuin lluL thk'' navRn- inKr nf Il; temporary loeoce tc ,,ysnxIhrn iIr y0%i:icrH Thi: fnrl uAs auA1nnct1 ir :h- il:r*i tIlu Il@od- o,1 ,a.uurs. rossiI,I. .I; ih- tir"Gt Hntl Hnr,.ar;sr yuveEt nI'Iuf Si'HlerdaF 1nl ur The aaI.~ ,un" 1-hs m;,dF !lI' du- nouueosunIlt Ilall Iirlmsr "tlI 1'ita T:
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
ANOTHER STRIKE NEAR NOME
REMARKABLE STRIKE
 MADE ON THE K0FFA

Dr. Aluan uIlr of Lhe lhylhHnl boes tIt rsaRon why hulBtinE wlll not be rHt- rled nn thrC1lgh hnut tha whnt7 winter
 The Iaymen claim tsIat they are the Ilysl pt:uulr 70 gGL Il1wH pa pay thls winter. Ther sAy t:rLr discovery %as made before that pn the Rsly BtRte group
 tH thc kurrh p@nrle ciairn in addi- tivn la thrt they hA"r e''nsirerhnie body 11 lpw Hrude llrt.
 EIGHT O'CLOCK lH9T GAME.
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ADAMsnN BILL PASSED.
sp.sisl Ausp.G sA-us..

WASFaINGTQN. n. T.. flec, k.-Tha Adamaen railroad bill ptaaca fhs hUuHe lriuy. Il is framed to cofef th@ yHIuAt1nr of rsLilraUd property by I naH EEsLAin md iH believed to ue J great imprpsphaeni ul itsr old Hssth- eds wlIr]I etlahlpd railTDud cUfnp i1Ica fr eEcape payment pf a srEy larSs share nc tfelr just t&xe&
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STRIKE ON ANVIL BENCH
 < LOOKS BIGGER THAN EVER

be.sh Guld, Ill uFt'tE way thu pAf' atrxeRk sueme to rSstuie the 1dRa that It came from A slough nver and aYpry NdinatInF, points tv ine prnhah&iifs Lhat uhs strike Ia rhr IfFNfe 1npefrAnt than hud been at first HtlproAed.
 MnIh more tlme Ia eNpccted t0 be required even yet to learn the full value pf lhr discovery nH It seefrls [" Srow in hreorIILnce Ha the wptk goes nn-
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RemamhAr and always remember that thA hasnsy back arArantsA gees &ith s4Aryfs,ihs aAId under ths shA- Iinp mark taII IinA sarsAA aH Pnis!'A-
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umeoIofAd Japan, EualIHk n1aaDfasf, EsSIon anA 0kIbnS TsAh ifi ahA shil- iinga Brand arr the hsst +hat rssns5 can buy, sRld Ak F1lAk'h
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Sh,Ilina. CoNas "a hard te s4ual, snId st Pulst'..
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DOORS OPEN AT f:sD-
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EIGHT O'CLOCK FIRST GAME.
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month.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

sc osta proyoctando una po.it pa
ada de AUTOMOBILES en- que fsurara la
Reina del Cs-naVal del Casino Esta
,erA manera de l4 remeao dc las pa
>adas, cue aqucllas 81 eran paradast
Pero de todos dnOdos, ESQ 40 cstaba en-
j programa y hay que darlo por bueno
por aqueGO de que "algO es algO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
Noticia local |
a los marines

Puerto Rico.-Bahia de San Juan, Ca
nal de 30 pies-Boyas movidas para
marcar el borde actual del canal dra-
gado:
Bajo Tablazo Boya TO- "a. clase nun,
movida en- febrero IL, en- direction ha-
ella ell NE aproximadamente rs var
daS, sobre 30 pies de aqua, Y marcando
el bajo anunciado EN- la Noticia Local a
los marines de febrero 3, 1912
Luz posterior de enflamiento del Ba-
jo Anegado, 1921 40 verdadero NOrte
(SE. 5I16 f. mag.).
Luz posterios de enfiIamiento de Ca
tano, 226-1I 90 verdadero Norte $50. 3I8
@. mag).
Asia bandera del Fuerte CanuelO,
Asta de Bandera del Fuerte Canuelo,
3O1-3I4o verdadero Norte $50. 1918 @.
mag).
Baio Tablazo Boya II, "a. clasc nun,
movida en- febrero Ia, en- direction hacia
el Norte $50 yardas aproximadamente
sobrc 30 pies de aqua.
Luz posterior de enflamiento del Ba-
io Anegado, 1912 verdadero Norte (SE.
lI8 f. mag.).
luz posterior de endlamiento de Ca
tano, 1890 verdadero Norte $50. 1916
@. mag
Asta de Bandera del Fuertc Canuelo,
30l-1l2o vcrdadero Norte (NO por Q,
mag)
Cartas Geograficas 908, 903
Iista de Boyas, etc, 9th District,
1911, p. 7.
Por Direction del Comisionado de Pa
ro~:
e. N, 1uSfin,
lieutenant. u. S. n
Inspector.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
NOTAS de- CUAYANtA

I'll IuneS de la presente semana co
menzaron en- la Corte de Distrito los
juiciOs por jurados correspondence
al illtimo termino, estos iuicios ter
minaron el microbes, pues sOlamentc
So yieron tres casos.
Uno de ellos, era por tentative de viola
ci6n, contra Eustaquio Colon de Sail
mas, cuya causa fu6 sobreseida, debidO
a Ia contradictoria declaraci6n dc la
perjudicada Georgina Torres la cuaI
fut acusada por el Honorable Fiscal
da periurio en- desacato
Dcbido a los rccIentes iutos de
cou~idcrabes familias de csta socie-
dad por las muertes de Don Julio S.
pr,ro Dor Enrique Amy RamiG. las
Iastas del Carnaval pasar3n tristes y
siienciosas, sin los animados bales cue
IN csta tcmporada siempre celebIuDa
e Casino EspaHol
FL pasado sabado terminaron las con
fcrencias que dUrantc cinco diaS Vi
n;cron cclcbrandose por el Obispo y
pa>torcs &c IL Eeesia MetodiSta Epis-
eupal en- l. orotestante de esta clu-
dad cuyaS ccufercncias estuvieron muy
concurridas en- las que Sc hicieron al
e,cos nombramientos para pus5los
(oad- faltaban propagandistas
T.ce cat5'icQe t3mbien celebraron eI
Domingo Por Ia noche un soberoio
meeting en- e. ,emplo cat6lico al cual
aslsti6 e=traa5 maria concurrcucia
IabIarou d IA tribuna secular los
eaballeros Don Pedro Massanet, Lcdo.
Capo Mestres Don Antonio Periot y
eu Ia Sagrada, los Rydos padres Gin
ron Iamas y Mitjans
Todo& estuyicron . la altura De su
gram ilustraci6n, descollando la magis-
trail oraci6n del Padre Mitjans que es-
tudi6 con hab.t na rstria ell proces0 del
protestantismo tual combati0 con
impeeable CORE. non produciendo ell
mayor entusias n sus oyentes
LA sido nombrado, Subsecretario Ar
chiyero de esta Corte de Distrito, en-
substitution de Don joaquin Vendrell
que renunci6 este cargo, para ocupar
la Secretaria Municipal de Arroyo, Don
Jesus Maria 0rIandi, prestigioso IN
teIigentc iovon, que ha de responder
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
GRAN NECESIDAD
DE BRACEROS


Los Asyar8emes ) CeNefaess saa
p1edan proporciouar un bssen n6n.rw
dc trabaJadores. ssran bsen retritsui-
dos. Esta - - 6nica Ceatral en u
Isla. que paga ~1s trabsjadorrs diaria.
mente
Tiene - derecbo -osio frahaf fsdor -
ejiiicar - casa en - as - -
" Central" los mater, - par. ~
construction de H. mians. sersn Eg
plidos por n Central tssf@nes -
dica gratis
Esta locaNarJ 81 s sladahAs
de Ia lsls
Vengan prouto. aprovecneu la oe4-
sion. antcs que sea muy tsxde
CENTRAL SAN CRTsToBAL.
Naguabo. P r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
De Mayaguez

Anoche di6 80 primera function en
j teatro "Yagu6s" la Compania de
Opercta emprese San Juan Opera Com
oany.
La obra de debut fut "El Encanto
he un Walls" que gust6 mucho al pd-
hlico.
Esta noche no ma dado function la
compania por celebrarsc cl baiie de
a Coronation de Ia Reina de Carnayal
m el Casino De Mayaguex Mamma
.ontimara Ia eerie anunciada de fUn-
ZONES hasta cI domingo que termina
4 abono
Asisti6 a debut gran cODcurreueia Y
Dor 10 que ALI puGimos obser9ar ia com
pania Ira gustadO nuchO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

que ha sldo honrado.
Felicit3mosle por la merecida dis
tinci6n dc que ha sido obieto.
EspGrase de I'm momento otro el
nombramiento de Don Ramon Leoron
actual Marshal de la Corte Municipal
de esta ciudad, para Il cargo de lucz
Municipal del pueblo de 'Patillas
Componen la .terna presentada al Go
bernador para cubrir ell eXpresado ear
90 por orden correIativo el propio Sc
nor Lebr6n. Lcdo Don Alfonso Las'ra
Charriez y Don Alfonso QHintana Ca
Jas
Nos informan que todas las probabi-
lidades estan en- favor del primero.
Dcspues de varl0s meses de tener ell
Municipio establecido ell abastO de car
nes p0r remates Semanales, Y en- VISTA
de que aun al cxorbitante precio de
A. centavos Sc carecia del necesariO ar
ticulo, volvi0 restaurar mediante or
denanza aprobada por el ConcejO Mu-
ncipal, la matanza libre, la cual regi-
ra muy pronto seg1n nos han infOr-
mado
f. Navarro Ortiz.
CorrespOnsal.
Guayama, IA de Febrero de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

digna eticazmente a Ia contianza con
que ha sido honrado.
Felicitamosle por la merccida dis
tinci6n dc que ha sido objeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
GUlA POSTAL Y OIRECTORIO GENERAL De PUERTO RICO
ROR
JUAN DE OHCUOENS


Fa edsc6n de 5000 nuestros aIerea
coNnEwe
Los completes
f<rocarrh,
La rascton
Escolares
La reiac6n los Districts judtcl
d pats etc.
Prsc.o 9rOO sin y $Losra porte
De vaaa a a sOLEM NERCANIH k PaeEMois Lyua ' c.
P Box 48s-San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

FL ioven Arturo Rubo que desem-
5e1aba el cargo dc Acting principal en-
e,cuela dc la Playa de ests Ciudad,
present5 su renuncia para aceptar IN
ouesto eu q Royal Bank de csta plaza
El ioven RuDlo Is uno de los cansado~
ie brogar ccn las inconpcmcnaias qu"
acarrca eI largo de maestro, antendase.
5jendo puertorriqUefio-
Para cub1r 81 yacante - nolnbr6 il
Il sonora Elisa Ferrer de rruna La
laeante que dei6 6sta fuG cubierta por
"A sc7ora Maria Imisa Ramirez b. Vich
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

La Logia "Adeaphia" de esta ioeali-
lad ha publjcado en- FL Den.6crata, las
BASES para un Certamen Ioterario que
.c4ebrara en- jHni0.
Hay tres proui0S Uno para aos alum
ros de las oScuelas de so. grado en- ade-
lante otros para todos los maSones mi
clados OtrO psIa los poetas residences
n el pais
Corresp0Bs0i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11

wise they will not be accepted FOR
mailing
No INSTRUCTIONS
The Wheeling office has received
no Instructions - 90 how the parcels
post will be delivered The fourth
class packages. however. under the
parcels post will be delivered 10 anv
house Persons living along "a rural
route may give their packages 70 the
carrier TO be- mailed Packages Will
De received here a. the main Office in
the Federal building and several sub
stations. Shortly after January
Postmaster llazleft Will De furnished
with one or more copies OF the official
parcels post map ~ the United states
showing the unit Of area 100 which his
postofhce II located and the several
postal zones indicating the distance
on which the parcels poet rates OF
postage are based Each postmaster
also VIII b. furnished a supply o.
copies 81 the official parcels post
Guide. publication that viii show
ne Unit - area boo which every post.
0ihce boo the nlfed states is located
Tape lines. six fppf in length. FOR
inca uring the size OF parcels post
packages and scales viii boz given
each office Special issues ~ the
parcel post stamps uili be- given out
after Jsuuarv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11
A. U. WILSON AFTER
LOCAL POSTOFFICE
iNTlMATED BY HIS FRIENDS
THAT HE WILL SECURE
BIG PLUM.
Pie seekers Are Plentiful In the
Democratic Ranks. J. o Brien
May be District Attorney.

Although the pie wagon has not
been passed around I'm the state Of
West Virginia to distribute the
pieces, there are nevertheless sever
al applicants for one job.
II IS limited around political cir
cles that Andrew 4. Wilson. the
well known auditor Of this city and
who has served on the Democratic
congressional committee for years.
will be handed the big plum. the
Wheeling postoffice. for his labors
II is said that several other local dig.
niiaries OF Democracy are also in
line 10 distribute the pluuns OF the
incoming Wilson administration.
Principal are the revenue collector
ship and postmaster for Wheeling
Mr. Wilson's chances for securing the
appointment are brighter than ans
Democrats as NJ stands In good favor
with Congressman Davis and u. y.
Senator Chiffon. Mr.. Wilson's With
drawal from the fight for candidate
for state auditor at the recent Demo
cratic state convention will aid his
cause w0terially
For District Attorney.
II Is Understood that T. j p.
O'Brien. the we'll known local attor-
ney. Is TO be- candidate for L. $
district attorney OF the Northern dis
trict Of West Virginia and this has
-.'.i hu7z iu local Democratic
circles. The assistant district at.
..... chip wIu also be- filled by q
Democrat. but 80 far there is no one
mentioned for 10
IL has been so long since the Demo
Gratis have been able TO slice a poll.
teal pie. that fhe pie hunters will boz.
crease 10 such a great number tina
tho appointment will create disCord
IN the party. Senator 1911 Chiffon
IS the King Zee" ~ Democracy
now 10 the stat, and his interests
will have 10 Doe looked after first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11
REV. A.W. MILLS
IN CHARGE NOV. "a
NEW PASTOR OF FOURTH STREET
NJ. {. CHURCH TO BE
HERE SOON.
Several important Meetings 70 Be
Held IN the Cnureh CUf'us the
Present Month

Rev \. " Mills. pastor O. the
Fourth street " = church. succeed
ing Rev. o. =. Ouser. Will NOT likely
De present before SUNDAY NOV %
tn' being allowed for closing their
t'spetute iaDJrs AMI MOVING d..
lance % 500 miles. Special services
viii likely DO held upon he arrival
or The new pastor
The King daughters will hold
their annual apron and fancy Vtre
bazaar Oa ne afternoon Of Dec 3 az
use rooms Of the Ancient Oruer uf
uitcd WOrhmtu. and ou the saline
day tho LEu'cs AID viii serve i .
oC'Ocf supper In fue samr rooms
city union rally Of the Euworfh
ISss tts - called fcr 5fr, .i,.t church
Of Lu-H ODD. on the evening of nov
u and many Of the church WiiI be- Zoo
Af'sidaure lHn Ladies. asa so,.ef.
viii meet IN the church On Tu.sf.,
cveuiuE af SO O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11
DRY" VICTORY
CELEBRATED BY MANY LOCAL
CHURCHES YESTERDAY. WITH
SPECIAL EXERCISES

ln maut of fhe local churches Sos.
terday. -prc.H exercise we're held.
CELEBRATING U~ dry" victory OF fhs
recent election In thia state while
practically au thc ministers vino psr
"cirai't 900 the hshf made special
r'I'r'nr. fn fh' election iu their
prl}crs Probably thc most cllbor
.." r'i'. Ua. aI ihs Fourth Street
n. D.. rhfrh where fhe pastor. E-y
O. oliver. % o.. preached an ap
rrorraf" sermon suI talks were
madc by Charles B. Lawyer and o. r.
fWfor lhf services vas iu The
nature nf a Thanksgiving rally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11
P.O. PATRONS MUST
&c ! OWN PARCELS
PARCELS AVAILABLE ONLY AT
OFFICES OR BRANCHES.
Bear Special Stamps-Speei Issue
Of Parcels Post stamps VIII
Be January

Patrons ~ the parcels post. which
goes into operation January 1. 1919.
viii have 90 post their own parcels
according t0 notice sent out 10
postmasters by Frank VI. Hitchcock
postmaster general The posiOffoe
department will not collect packages
A. fhe homes Patrons will have 20
follow three important rules In using
the parcels post
The first qualification fs That
distinctive parcels post stamps must
BE- used on ali fourth class matter
beginning Innuary T. 1919. and thar
such matter bearing ordinary postage
stamps Will De- treated ae held for
postage
Second, that parcels viU bc mail.
able only 90 pDafOffce. branch post.
Nhces lettered and local named efa.
tious and ruch numbered stations as
may b. designated by fhe poqfoffre
Third, thar alI parcels must bear
the return card ~ fhc sender. other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11
DONATION DAY
VIII be Observed Friday - the Hol
lowsy oesconess Home-Msny
Articles Needed

The annual donation day for tho
Holo"ay bFaconuees Home a.
bridgeport will Do observed Friday
~ This week. hy al tho Methodist
Episcopal churches in This vicinity
Although fho Home VAS founded and
is partially maintained by tho
churcnof b. depends largely upon
rontribu' ions from tho public Fr
Day evening 200 interesting program
UilI BE- rendered and rofrc hmants
Will Boz sold
Following arc tho article. most
needed
Wooden blankets. sheets. sinai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11

and double. canned fruits. counter
pans. jellies and Jams. table linens
Tor dining room. rubber door mat.
vegetables asbestos Cat irons. pota.
toes apples. -four. onions. lard. sug
ar. cabbage. tea. coffee. cocoa. soap.
laundry and toilet. laundry starch.
good warn clothing for All ages.
canned goods. corn peas. beans. 70
matoes. salmon. etc. Money for cur.
rent expenses. cereals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-11

Who attended him ampuated tho
member a- 60 Was crushed beyond
hope ol saving
This place seems to DO fhe ueucsis
a. 80 train jumpers AZ MANY youur
men arc IuN usinl rIuirhre 1s % rr
suIf of taair efforts fo rc' 90 ride along
the i.rs af thar point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-10
DEATH At LAST
CLAIMS G. f. CLARK
Story Of Faithful Collie Dog
Il Recallsd by his
Demise.

George e. Clark. formerly of West
Hammond, the cripple who was thrown
out of employment as result Of the
killing of his collie which herded cattle
for him, died in Montreal, Canada, at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. E. S.
Cooper.
Clark was troubled with a tubercular
disease of the leg and was unable to get
about. He had a faithful collie, which,
with almost human Intelligence, herd
ed his cattle for him and enabled him
to earn a living.
The dog was shot by West Ham
mond man who was afterwards COM
PEELED to pay considerable sum of
money in damages as a result of suit
in Judge Frank Greens court.
Clark grieved so over the loss of his
dog that his sickness became aggra-
waited and he was compelled TO go TO the
hospital Later he recovered sufficient
ly to make the trip to his daughter $
home in Canada.
| The news of his death was received
| from his sister in a letter to THE TIMES
| today. He was we'll known in Wes'
! Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-10
EVANS SUES
FOR DAMAGES

As result of the accident in which
David f. Evans was severely injured
in a fall from a scaffold in the Schultz
theatre building, and the man who was
working with him was killed Attorneys
Mcmahon & Conroy have started a suit
for $25, 900 damages against C. D. Dour-
kard of the company bearing his name,
painters and decorators, and against A.
Lehman and Peter and Mary Schultz.
The accident happened on Dec. 21.
1911. 1t is alleged that the defendants
were negligent in that they permitted
the scaffolding to be built In a negn-
gent manner
It is charged that the cause of the
accident was the breaking of a run
ming board upon which the men were
working. The board is said to have
been knotty and defective.
The cause of the accident has been
generally supposed to be the lettering
of this board when the painters walked
on it, resulting in the end of it slipping
from its support.
The complaint says that the fall of sc
feet resulted in breaking the plaintiff
left thigh, a compound fracture of the
left hip, the breaking of three ribs. the
breaking of the right arm below the
elbow. the spraining of the right ankle
joint and internal injuries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-10
NEW PLATE MILLS.
FOUR OPEN HEARTHS
Additions Will Call For 1000 Addition
al Men With Total of
1000

mill before they are ready for this
market. This will bring the number of
men employed at the big plant up TO
nearly 1000.
The mill has now eight open hearth
furnaces, and the new ones contem =
plated will increase this number to An
even dozen. They are fifty tons
pacity EACH making a total capacity OF
900 tons daily.
LEES VERY sUCCEssFUL.
The plate mill will be what - teohni- !
cally known "8 high" mill. having
three rolls. 81 inches In diameter. 1t
will roll plates up 10 q width OF so
inches. 1t will be erected next to the
continuous mill. Tho new open hearth
furnaces will be an extension of the
present ones.
These improvements Will 80 q long
ways toward making tho Inland mill
the largest Independent mill in tho
country. 1t has grown remarkably un-
der the superintendency of John w.
Lees who is regarded as one of the
most competent practical steel men IN
the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-10

The Inland steel company will add
a plate mill and four open hearth
furnaces to its plant at Indiana Har-
Dor, within the next few months.
The contracts have not been let thus
far, but it is expected that the work
will be completed before the new
year.
These additions together with the
new blast furnace just completed.
will make places for nearly 1000 ad
ditional men.
WHERE THEY ARE NEEDED.
The plate mill requiring in the
lneighborhood of 200 more men, the new
open hearth furnaces 200 more the
blast furnace 200 more and the mill al
large the balance. in order to take cars
of the extra output made possible by
these improvements, and which require
handling in other departments in tbs