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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
E. T. Jordan, of Dawson, Mrs.
A. H. Mccoy, of Cuthert. Mrs.
J. L. Lashley, Mrs. R. E. Cook.
Mrs. H, O. Hyde Mrs. L. A.
Parker. of Cordele, !
Cincinnati Affected !;
But Little by Flood

Cincinnati, Ohio, April Tn
view Of the destructive floods
that have visited sections of Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky. it is in
order at this time tosay that Gin
cinnati is in excellent shape and
has not only been but little affec-
ted by high water conditions, but
is now practically in communica-
ton by rail and wire with all
parts Eof the country, and her
merchants and manufacturers
are prepared to respond to orders
that may be placed with then.S
Cincinnati has been the head
quarters for relief, in the way
of food, clothing, supplies and
money that. has been furnished
to the citizens and banks of the
Mama Valley that have been Wis
tied by the devastating food, and
has not only cared for the fewfn
our city who have been tempo
rarily homeless by the high wa
tiers of the Ohio, but has been
able to care for others to the i'm
mediate north Of us who have
been less fortunate.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
WOman's S.. Club
Convention In
..I Session. To-day

The Woman's Federated Club
of thethe Third District are in
session here to-day, the Masonic
Hall being the place Of meeting
Quite a number Of prominent
club women from different parts
Of the state are, in@:attendance
and are taking part in the pro-
gram.
An informal reception was
held last night at the Lee Grant
Hotel and about. one hundred
ladies of t h e CT ty
called to meet the visitors. A
sumptuous dinner was served at
the noon hour today at the Ma
sonic Hall, and this afternoon
Mrs. Tom Dickey's beautiful
home on Central avenue is the
scene Of an elaborate tea for. the.
club women and their guests.
Amony the visiting ladies and
their hostess are: Mrs. q. /!
Fitzpatrick. of Thomasville, with
Mrs L. w. Meakin, Mrs. Nichols
Peterson, of Triton. with Mrs.
J, E. Turner, Mrs. w. W, Banks,
of Triton, with Mrs Tom Dickey,
Mrs. j. C. Brewer and Mrs. John
| w. Mathews, of Douglas, with
mrs. Lon Dickey, Mrs. Jere
| Moore, of Montezuma, with Mrs.
, Harold Beal, Mrs. B. H. Palmer,
of Cordele with Mrs. R. J. Prem
tiss, Mrs. 7. J. Durrette and
Mrs. Roebuck, of 'Cordele, with
Mrs. J. w. Rodwell, Miss Helen
Conner, of Cordele with Mrs. w.
%. Wooten. Other visitors to the
| Convention being entertained at
the Lee Grant Hotel are: Mrs.
SB. B. Rrawls, of Butler. Mrs.
Lyman Amsden, of Atlanta, Mrs.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
:. 20 s3fAs' t,S f%5RS afts
MOOnShinerS Are
Getting Plentiful
In South Georgia
Revenue Officers Are Hay
ing Their Hands Full

Valdosta, Ca, April BE
ports from all over South Georgia
indicate that the moonshiners are
getting drawer and more plentiful
than they have ever been before.
Nearly ever county in thus section
is said to be infested with, them!
The revenue Officers expect to
make mum efous raids ID the next
few days. = 'A'''''' - '-''' = wa;
This. morning SAINT. Htarseil q
white man was brought from Cairo
for a commitment, hearing before
United States Commissioner "
W.. Franklinft There were several !
witnesses against him, but the still
was not found on Els place. The
revenue officers~claimea that he
found out they were coming and
broke it.up. They found the frag-
.ments and also found the. smoke
from the still. His bond was fixed
at $500, for his appearance before
Judge Speer.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
James f fletcher

James B. Fletcher, formerly
Treasurer of Irwin county passed
away at the home of his son, Mr..
G.. M. Fletcher at Pinetta Tues
day eveaing. Mr.. Fletcher,
better known as "Black JIM
Fletcher had a host of friends
in Irwin and Ben Hill who join
the Leader-Enterprisein extend
ing their condolance to the be.
reaved family.
The deceased was II years
old and enjoyed the confidence
of his fellowmen.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09

A. Flanagan, a farmer former
" working for Col. E. Cults is
in jail charged with the burning
of a barn on the farm of E..
Cults, A miles west of the city.
The barn is situated near the
country residence of Mr.. Cults
and was burned last Thursday.
It is alleged that parties saw
Flanagan near or at the barn
shortly before the fire was dis
covered. The fire started about
midnight.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
A Fair Proposition
To Women

Save the combings of your Hair
and have a beautiful Switch made
Rats can be made into switches
also. All who desire work of
this kind done please notify me.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
WINTER COURSE 3
IN AGRICULTURE
Will Be Offered to Farmers of
Virginia by V. P. /. During
Month of February.
special to The Times-DIspetch.l

BlscEsburg. Va. January i2--The Nirsinia
term OF the session 1929 or Monday morn
ing with all members of the faculty on the
GROUNDS and few cadets absent. Vacancies
ia the corps. due TO the failure OF men 70 re-
turn 10 college after Christmas. have been
nearly filed by new studc1ts snte-fng for the
two remaining terms. and the attendance Is
about equal TO that before the HOLIDAYS
on January Is the forty-hve county demon
strators OF Virginia viii come to the v =. l.:
for a six weeks course in agriculture. and
Farmers Winter Course in Agriculture
will be held at the college. The denonstra-
tors and the students in the winte- course
will be offered every facility for special work.
and the services OF the members of the faculty
OF the College OF Agriculture will be at their
dispossI Daily lectures will be given a. usual.
and the afternoons will be devoted to demon
stration as well practical application OF she
theories taught in tb- lectures and textbooks
W F. Tams. class OF 1902 Y p l.. has been
appointed engineer in charge of the pier for
loading coal from the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railway at Newport News. and LOOMS
Kelly class OF 1905. is in charge of the con-
struction of similar pier Cor the Norfolk
and Western At Primers Point The erection
OF the two largest works of this kind in this
part Of the world are in charge OF two grad
yates of the mechanical engineering depart
DR. :. W. Fletcher. director OF the Virginia
Experiment Station Dean Harvey l. Price.
Professors W ]. Price. A. ". Drinkard. Jr
C. c starcher. were among those attending
the horticultural society meeting ia Lynch
burg last week. and were on the program for
addresses.
Al meeting OF the senior class this week.
W r. Legge. OF Washington. was elected
president of the senior Prom TO be given
during the finals in June. J. NJ Trimole. vice
president E y Eaysor. secretary and treas
. New officers were also chosen this week for
the Maufy Literary Society - follows A
b. Beliwood. of Richmond: president; l.
Telling tice-president: II F. Peake. secre-
tary. n. W. Gillis m treasurer the annual
soint debate of the Lee and Nisury societies
will be held February y. and there viii be a
debate with representatives from these two
societies and from Roanoke College al Salem
in April.
Miss Minnie Murrill has resigned her DO
sition a. a stenoGrspher in the AGRICULTURAL
Department. and accepted place a librarian
in the Alabama Techniaci Institute Tor Girls
al Montevsllo. Ala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
WON AT
STATE CORN SHOW
Many Exhibits Will Be Taken
to National Exhibition
at Columbia.
at Columbia.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcbl

Blacksburg. Va. January l2.-At the two
day meeting OF the Virginia Corn SHOW. held
in connection with Farmers Week at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute January J.
and there we're over fifty exhibits of wheat
and corn. and the awards have been an
nounced by the secretary. Prof. Lyman Car
rier. All prize winning exhibits and all ex-
hibits entered where no premiums we're Of
fcred by the state association will be taken
tn the National Corn show at Columbia. y
g. and shown under the exhibitors name
without further trouble or expense to the
exhibitor. The State IS divided into three
districts and the awards were as follows:
Northern White: First. II. NJ.
Luttrer, Della plane: second. W. W. Finley.
Wsrrenton: third c. W. Wsmpler. Hsrrison-
burg. Yellow: First. b. A. Rueker. Deia-
plane.
Southwest District-W White: First. William
f. Coyner. Waynesboro. second. j. s. Pechin.
buchanan; third. l. G. Vert. Salem. fei-
low: First ". b. Porterfield. Saltviiie; sec
ond. G. ". snodgrass. Newcastle Wheat:
First. James BeIlwood. second. B. A. Rucker;
third william =. Coyner.
Southeast District-White: First. W. =.
Moore. Bedford: second. A n. Moore. Am
hcrSt. third James Bellwood. South Rich
mond. yellow: First. Henry Manicke. News
ferry second. George ID. Nichols. Bedford-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
MAJOR FLOOD RESIGNS.
No Longer in Charge Of Corn Demonstration
in Appomsttox.

IN AppomattOA
Special TO The Times Dispatch
Appomattox Va January B-Major l..
". Flood Who has had charge OF the Corn
Demonstration in this county since its be
ginning has resigned his position after a
successful year in corn growing. Major
Flood has supervised the boys corn club a.
well as the men demonstrations. both or which
has been eminently successful. Though a
man Of enty-fOur years old, he has tray
oled he county over and has interested many
OF the farmers in making larger yields. Ma
jor Flood Is the father Of Congressman IL.
ID. Flood
The County School Board held its regular
monthly meeting here Monday. The board
visited the Agricultural school in body with
a view Of creating suitable fire escapes The
board ins pected the school. and were well
pleased with the workings OF II.
Miss Rosalie LpscOmb. Phi B.. or Rich
mond has been selected 10 M the unexpired
term AT the Agricultural High school made
vacant BY the resignation Of Mis- Mary Love
Cobbs who has accepted position IN the
Maury High school Of Norfolk.
The second OF series OF attractions similar
to the university extension work given
at the Agricultural iign school Monday
evening fhe next attraction will he inter
Rattisr Of Washington. D. &. These lectures
and attractions are making the school the
centre OF community life. and each time
larger crowds attend
The Board OF Supervisors met this week.
They discussed the matter OF building a camp
arrangements 10 begin work on The roads in
early spring The new road proposed from
Spout Springs to the court house was arranged
and viewers appointed The experiment last
summer OF using for the nrst time the gaso-
iene traction engine will Se resumed again
this year and eventually II IS the plan of the
board to do away with mule team and resort
TO less expensive power for working the roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
SALE OF CATTLE =
ATTRACTS CROWD
BUYERS at Catalpha Farm Enter.
tanned in Old-Time
Style.
lsnecial to The Times Dispatch

C,toeper Va January IA large sale OF
cattle and other farm stock and all sorts OF
i~,.ing to E. e. Brown. who recently sold
his farm near Catalpha TO Judge Lee Thorn
ton. of Memphis. was held on tne iarm " Gu,
neSdav attracting hundreds or buyers rom
tbiS and neighboring counties Inc ssie
lasted all day. The big bunch OF cattle soId
brought top prices as did slso s 9, en-
Ia lunch was served to the buyers In trre
oId-srvie manner. Mr. and Mrs Brown ana
family are now making their nome In Cur
interesting lecture on liquid air was
o;.-en in the auditorium OF the Orange Htgn
School last evening by pror L. I 90 V;r.
Psn uiS Lecture was interspersed with ru-
merous Illustrations demonstrating sns pT ,s
critics of liquid air AZ the close Oh 'ns
ture Inc orange Civic League was re-orsen-
lied. .,a r-ei,-lrovn horse
man who recently sold nus taipepe, Hen,.
aIo,umen,ai Mills and is now hving at Mont
,a,,er Statiop has been elected secretary ana
srcsSr,rer of the American Fox hound Asso-
citation ,..LA, Calling This wear
Srndav rhe celebration thereof VIII take
Mace the following day IN ManSssas' SnI e,ss
The auspices of the niteo ~; ".
Go,Ssdsracv Luncheon Will ne served at
80 70 the veterans. and the exercises. con-
s,S,ing of addresses. campfire Talks oy 'ae
veterans and. music. WIN ,'fe's S.neraI S;st.s,s
,Sshsd sneakers are expected 10 oe present.
s,none them Hon. X. E Lee. Jr In Suipeper-
shio the exercises are always held IN Sae
slsb school building. the Daughters OF sns
uss..dsrarv have planned an interesting
Conleu yb;cb will include the presenta-
Pc, of !. medal to that member OF the Hign
school who has written tne S
General .-Stonewall Jackson .rp ~.
- o-ranizatiou to be known az ne Ma
- German Club" was ORGANIZED IN tns
pannIe.s Bank Building Monday nignt any
~ 80 olected lie is the purpose OF TINS ci1b
On 80. seven germans during the year. 10 DC
scheduled later ~ c,,nensr County
.,.-horse of an old soldier VINO WAS ioc1Iiy
,,.,vn a. Billy Magun. marked tne P~ss-
KNOW Interesting and picturesque CHAR
ncser This old man was Federal sola,sr.
al hen captured on the Cedar Moun's'n
s.,eaeld was suffering from severe "ouho
On the head II was thought by mos ~no
on him that he was spy anu plsSins
~ 80 so be was brought 20 Cuipeper ana
on IN The county jail But IL was foqno
i1 S re- vs. no pretence in his case Inc
.,,d across the head had not OILY an scseu Ms
u.t,d hut mad entirely Destroyer nis me mo-
~ al eror-s 20 establish his ldenti.s nasins
repeatedly failed he has DEE ss, ro,,ntv nthori-
ties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
Social
and
Personal

Miss Virginia jefferson of Ken
fuckv has arrived in Richmond. after
attending house party by Miss Nefiy
at the latfcr's home IN Portsmouth. ana
viii spend a short time IN Richmond
before returning 20 her home IN heh-
lucky Mics Jefferson = mother was
formerly Miss Virginia Stacy. Of Rich
nond and has great many friends ~
this city. where she formerly MADE h't
home.
Dinner for visitor.
Mrs Alfred Bail Carter entertained
a. quite q pretty dinner party gwen
A. the Country Club on Saturday even
ing. Covers were laid for fifteen guests
and the dinner table was arranged with
"a centrepiece of pink carnations and
Killarney rosebuds The dinner was
ojver, in honor Of Mrs. Carriers niece,
Misc Matilda Caldwell. Of Loul-viile.
Ky. who - spending several weeks
here and iu whose honor d NUMBER OF
attractive functions have been planned
Those present al Ars. carter a'h
ner Saturday evening were Miss CAD
,reii Miss Gertrude Garter. Miss Fanny
scott Miss Camilla Wexford. Misses
Mildred and Virginia Orice. waite!
Ieake Stuart G Leake. Colonel 20
lane stern. George Reid. St George
Cooke Lieutenant WadswOrth. United
states Navy. and George f1tzhugh.
Pretty Luncheon.
Mrs Alfred Witherspoou enter
tanned al a. very handsome Duhet
luncheon on Saturday from TO .
O'Clock ~ her country hoIre near
West hampton Some go guests were
invited and they included the mar
ried society re-, here Mrs. Wlther-
spoon. who received IN a blue ralih
Gown draped ~ black chiffon. WIKI d
corsace bouquet Of vioiets and gar
denias. stood ~ the crs ring room.
which had been decorated m amer"
ican Beauty roses. American beau's
roses we're rasscc Oh tne mantei, ana
tail silver vases 81 the same Movers
were arranged about the room IN lne
dining room the iuncneoh lao,e
50 v~i.h an immense green basket
Med with the palest yellow and wnite
Afarguerites and caught with d nose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

70 Richmond. after visiting relatives
in Waynesboro and stanton.
Mrs. T. B johnson. who has been
m Richmond for a short stay, has re-
turned to her home in South Boston.
Edward Miller. of Clifton Forge. Is
the guest Of relatives in this city for
several days.
Mrs. j. St. George Bryan has re-
turned from visiting Miss Molly FL
Ito, Seaweii-
Captain and Mrs. Joseph L VIII
lard. who have been IN New YORK, re-
turned on yesterday
Miss agnes Page Of Clarke County.
j. visiting Miss Isabelle Carter on West
Franklin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gordon. Of
2os3 stuart Avenue. viii leave tomorrow
20 spend some time IN New York and
Boston.
Mr.. and AIRS. Isaac Hutzler and
Miss Inez Hutzler are making their
home in Baltimore for the present.
Charles A. Iincke. of zoo West Grace
Street. who Is just recovering from q
recent illness saAed on " Wednesday
from New York. for month trip TO
the West Indies. Panama and venezuela.
Mrs. II. T. Bacon. who mas been at
the Memorial Hospital here for treat
ncnt. has returned 10 her home in
Clarksvilie.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Herbert L
Marn and small daughter. Of Fort
Robinson Neb. will arrive here me
latter part Of the week to visit Mrs.
Aarns brother. Fred H. Frayser, OF
South Third Street.
Mrs Withers Miller who has been
quite sick for the past three months. Is
rapidly recovering.
George Wiley. Of Amelia County.
is visiting his neice. Mrs. Y. Z. Booker
20 South First Street
Mr. and Mrs Stanford kenuady. of
2355 West Grace Street. have returned
home after d visit OF three weeks in
Greensboro. Kentucky.
Miss Louise Gardner. Of siI W Clay
Street has returned 70 the city after
attending the funeral OF her sister.
Mrs. Carrie TOmlinson. who died at
the home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r y. Gardner. of Clifton Forge. Va.
after a very short illness. This is the
third bereavement in Miss Gardner :
family during the past year
Mr.. and NIrs. Frederick W. Scott
Will sail next Monday for Panama. on
the Steamship Evangeiine. from KY
West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

branches, a Catholic and Protestant
one the two denominations taxing
n in turn to elect the FIRST and second
provost OF the order. VINO alternate.
Tho order. while IL is nov purely PM
ltuthropic, is extremely exclusive. ~
possesses "A fine Gothic mansion al
Tho Hague and another At Brussels
The insignia of the brotherhood rep
rcscnts d lily surrounded ~ thoihs.
-Cnnn richt iaia. by the Brent wood COMPANY J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
TWO VIRGINIA COUPLES
WE'D AT ELIZABETH CITY
special to The Times-Dispatch

-SpeCldI 10 T ne IIlIes- IIspaIVH--
Elizabeth City. y. C.. January i2.-Justice
OF the Peace J. ". Munden performed dou-
bic wedding Friday afternoon at his home
in Road Street. when be united In marriage
Theodore Owens and Miss Marian T. Harlii-
ton. and Robert Lee DerriDg and Miss Mary
Frances Stringer. all OF Norfolk. These two
Young couples were strangers TO each other
when they left home. but they got acquainted
on the train and learned that they were al
coming 20 Elizabeth City on the "a me mission
They got to be such good friends by the time
they arrived here that they decided TO have
a double Wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
TO ARRANGE ,,r~crs
FOR CHURCH CONFERENCES
fsnecial to The Times Dispatch

special to The Times Disp p arse fol-
mar w i,rcss have been named TO ar
,onsns FOR the west Hanover Preseytery :
conferences on evangelism and church nn Ss =,
eoi ~. h..Id a. FsruVille January H-ls ana .
70 DC n e,u isnnarv ts-I7. Rev Hugh H.
t,o,dsoo of Gordonsville. chairman hey- W.
y iSins. of Hampden-si sidney Rev su r.
FAINTER. .nd " W Minor. OF Char
OF IseTis''"Th The leader of the conferences
x; he the Rev A. l. Phillips. d D.. OF iSi sh,
mond All churches on me soasn s'I az g.rm.
,,s,fs md Al others TO ChariotteSviile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
sheen Prev 10 Wolf.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Freezing Va. January IA party of Ca
madam woodsmen who are cutting out a body
OF oak timber in the Cumberlands. have
found that a large wolf infestS the mountain
Businesses. Some sheep are missing n that
neigh borhood. and il is supposed that they
have become a prey to the wolf An erort
Niu he made 10 rid that section OF the pest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
Hopkins Duncan.

Special 10 The Times patch
Orandock. Va. January miss Marie
Carlisle Duncan, daughter or Mrs John " =
Duncan and William Fitcnett Hopkins. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hopkins were
married in Baltimore THURSDAY They viii
be at home in Onancock. after January -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
Snence Succeeds Lamb.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Elizabe City. n c. January i2.-At
meeting of the executive committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce held Friday afternoon.
Attorney George J. spence was elected sec
rotary OF that organization to succeed l.. :.
Lamb who has resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
Jewelry Repairing

At this seas IN you doubtless have
many articles OF jewclry which need
repairing
We render expert service at the most
nominal charges.
SCHWARZsCHILD BROS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

Miss Marie Leahy. VINO has been
the guest of Airs VI \ Rife a. Rose
mont" near Roanoke, mas returned
to the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

Mrs. James + DOnahue. of 40 Soutn
Laurel Street. IL visiting friends ana
relatives in LynchburC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

AIr and Mrs Frederick ". Scott
Will sail next Monday for Panama. on
the steamship Evangeline. from KY
"a rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

Mr.. and Mr.. Stamford kenuady. OF
2355 West Grace Street. have returned
home after visit OF three weeks in
Owens boro. Kentucky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

In presenting Richmond with our
dav Of progress. In selecting the turn
and are placed 30 Is TO give the barber
form their duties in a workmanlIkc mai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03
Agencia de
Policia Particular

A nuestro redactor, .senor Vazquez Ca
banas, en- carta que ha recibido por el
ultimo correo de Espana. Sc le nombra
Agente exclusive en- esta Isla, de la
Agencia de Polic1a Particular, investi
gaciones, informes y toda clase de asun-
tos, titulada "La Protectora con do
micilio en- Madrid, calle de Santa Te-
resa No. 10 pral., debidamente inscrita
en- los libros del Gobierno Civil de dicha
capital = 80.
El exito obtenido por dicha Agencia
en- todos los asuntos que Sc lie han con-
fiado, ha hecho que tenga necesidad de
ampliar SUI esfera de acci0n a esta Tsla
y otras naciones Idle America; Y todas
aquellaS persOnaS que teniendO alg1n
asunto que resOlver en- cualquier punto
de Espaha, no puedan trasladarse al
viejo Continente, por unos honorarios
sumamente m6dicos pueden obtener las
nOtlcias q. deseen, con solo entrevistar-
Sc con nueStro amigo en- esta redacci6n
quien les dara todos los detalles necesa-
rios acerca del modo de entenderse con
aquella Agencia, cuyo director, el sefior
don Juan B. Ortiz, es persona respeta-
BILE y tanto el como sus empleados reali-
zan con el sigilo necesario las gestiones
conducentes al buen 6xito de los asuntos
que sc le confian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

ID aguna Chicago euaIquiers
cuad mas ala New
Ell eenseiento dc compana ferrovara 6A New
10 Bridge Street cargo del
TRASBORDo NUEvA YORK
sin eohraEle comon servciO Hsmc
de Agente TrasbOrd oando Oeue
garnos nosotros
Ensssgsde PSero Ro H. G. SHAFFER, Mues No San Juao
AGENTES EN PUERTO RICO TsssOne ITO.
AguadNla Al T. Silva - Rofx
HayaxueE aardo- de Bird a Ie1n
Ponoe WanxeNus, Oliver 4 - AIvarss Co
- g. & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

Ponce 2-En ell salon de Abogados
de la corte de Distrito, Sc celebr6 con-
vocada por el Juez senior Castro, una
reunion de profesionales con ejercicio
en- esta poblacion con ell fin de recolectar
entire ellos alguna cantidad conque con-
tribuir al socorro de las victimas de las
inundaciones en- los Estados Unidos
Fam-a ala ha sido reconocido como ell
mejor remedio para ell PaludiSmo,
FrfoS y FiebreS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

Guayama 2.-Los pagos de personal y
material de este Municipio, efectuados
Ell dia 81 del pr6ximo pasado mes as
cienden a la suma de 81 ,561, 10, quedan-
do en- GAIA una existencia de $9,9O4,77.