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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
FIRE CHIEF FINDS
FAULT WITH CITY
COUNCIL ORDER
Declares Taking Men Away
From Station to Flush Sew
ers Is Counting Disaster
Should Blaze Break Out.

Fire Cheif Klein this morning pro.
nounced dangerous In the extreme the
proposition that members Of the de
pariment and some OF les equipment
should be employed to flush the sew
erH In the downtown district.
The city council az It's meeting last
night. after considerable discussion.
decided that the department, under
thr direction OF Chairman Coen Of
the fire committee. should be EN-.
pioyed in the work or flushing the
sewers
That the sewers need flushing ev-
cry member at the council was agreed
but there was difference at npln.
Ion as to how the work shord be-
done Mayor Sellers said that the task
was too great tor the street DEPART
meni where Il naturally belonged.
ana thought that the flromen. who
have plenty of spare time, might well
Dee employed on tho work in the husi-
ness district ana the council finally
agreed with him
The same proposition had been
made about month ago. but chief
Klein was present al the meeting ana
succeeded In deferrlng action on the
resolution. Last night the chief was
absent
When he learned OF the order this
morning. Mr. Klein was indignant
The place for the fircmen n al their
stations" declared the chief ''Aibu-
querque az best has not sufficient
equipment when the great ar cunt Of
property In the business district Is
concerned. Our only means OF az
surfing the safety Of life and property
Is 10 reach the scene % fire while
II Is In lie Incipiency. and anything
that tends IA delay the department
even for o few seconds adds greatly
10 the danger.
The chief also took occasion 10 de-
nounce the practice OF sending fire
alarms hy telephone instead 81 over
the regular alarm system.
Even 10 YOU have telephone IN
your house" declared the chief, you
can send In an alarm quicker by run
ming half a block 90 q flre box anu
YOU have tho additional satisfaction
Of knowing that u win ho registered
correctly. In the confusion inrldrht
go fire parties are often unable 10
give the correct number IT their house
and there is the additional danger or
having the message cpnfus" 10y an
inexperienced operator ut III, ielc-
phone exchange
"Only yesterday afternoon We re-
ceivod telephone alarm from the 400
block on West Roma ana the messag'
was received az the station as com
ing from the l200 block. In this
case the damage was small hut th'
error IN ~ ndlnE In the alarm caused
the department a. travel elght blocks
unnecessarily, entaillnR delay which
misht easily have proven disastrous
had the fire been q serious one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
BATTLE SCARRED
SADDLE SENT
TO CONNORS
Local Ranger-Actor Made
Gift of Relic of Fierce
Fighting in Old Mexico
Captured on Border.

"Buck' Cunnors Texas ranger aud
also one of the must valued members
of the 81. Louis Motion Picture com
pany, received hy express Yesterday.
as a gin from fellow rangers now on
duty on the border. Mexican saddle
which, hy reason of itr age aud his-
tory, viii make most important nd-
dillon t0 Mr. Connors' already cNtrcm-
els valuable collection ct frontier rel
lex ana CurlOs
The saddle. which hss been placed
on display in q window of the T.. l..
WHshburn company. WAS acquired less
than ten days ago by the Texas rang.
ers. following the capture of q hand
Of ammunition smugRlcrs at Texas
Island. about forty miles below m
Paso. Less than twenty days ago
II was the property of Captain Jose
Maria ROnquilla. q constitutionallst
officer who was shot dead from his
horse while leading AN attack upon
the Hacienda Nira near Guadalupe
An ancient inscription shows that
the saddle was once the property OF
the great Hacienda 81 Augustine,
having probably been inherited
through many generations of the own
ers Of that estate,
The great age Of the saddle n in
dicated by the steel-bolt joints. heavy
steel rings evidences Of rope wear on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
ENLISTMENT
MAKES NO HIT
WITH SOLDIER
Discharged Infantryman of
the Eighteenth Says New
Requirement Is Not Popular
With Men.

The new four-year enlistment re-
quirement Of the United States army
VIII prevent the enlistment ai meny
men who would otherwise Join the
military establishment. Ia the opinion
90 ~ conway. late 81 u compan,.
Eighteenth infantry. who paassd
through here en route home 60 Den-
Yer from san Franrisco after being
honorably discharged from his foitth
enlistment. completing twelve ycArs
~ service.
1.-THE four year men.t mid Mr.
conway. must now serve three ~
stead 81 two years IN the Ph.unpinns
and other out uf the way corners Of
the globe, the Oui -of- the country
service being Increased To get an
honorable discharge man must be-
IN the army four years active aerv-
Ice and three years reserve. and the
new plan ~ not o. al popular with
the men who enlist 90 who would
otherwise enlist
Private Conway says ho is going
home to stay, but having been ao long
ln the khaki it Is quite possible. he
also says. that he may not stay after
AL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
AND
COFFEYvILLE FIGHT
OVER WATER SUPPLY

Kansas city. Aug. 5,-Coneyviile,
Kas.. Is facing q serious water fam
Inc. the supply Of city water having
been exhausted YESTERDAY independ-
cnce has q small supply held by a
dam across the VerdeRr.s river. Fear-
ing the dam might he blown dp ~ the
supply Of water may ae released ana
available for other towns. men from
indie pendence, armed with rifles
guarded the dam last night
Az the water used by the electric
lieht ana Ice plants ai Olathe, kasp
b being hauled into town.
Caney and Cherryyille. Kas.. report
a FhOrtaEe Of water
The AtchiaOn, topeka and Santa Fe
Railway company ~ hauling water for
lis engines at Little River. Decrom,
Florence and strong city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
AUTO NAY BE BOUGHT
FOR FIRE CHIEF KLEIN

The city council last night appoint
cd o committee 10 investigate the
practicnbuity of purchasing q motor
cycle or . light car for che use "f the
fire chief In reaching flrcr. ., vs.
necessary that the chief should he
absent from the station Tor q cpnsid-
cradle portion Of each day and he
often finds Il difficult to procure a
conveyance 90 take him speedily 20
the fire. The sVectacie Of chief Klein
going a. fire In O deep sea hack and
reaching there anywhere from five
10 ten minutes after the automobile
truck h one which on several occa-
rions has almost moved Mayor SELLERS
10 tears 1--WE want the chief al the
fire first" the mayor tpld the oonn-
oil last night. "and " the city can af-
ford the expense I am IN favor Of
purchasing him light ear which can
carry chemical tank ana " neces-
sar, d second man"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
OLD MEXICO NATIVE rs
CHARGED WITCH TROUBLE

Perfecto chaves. a native OF old
Mexico. was arrested this morning b.
Policeman i.ulan. charged with dlaor.
DERBY conduct The complaint is, the
case was filed by Mrs. j. Hester Tay-
Tor Of sls West Tlieras Mrs Taylor
told the police that Chavez had az
tempted 20 haul away buggy from
the side Of her house When she re-
monstrnted. She saii, .ne Mexican
used violent and apusivs lang iage
When poiice nourt convened Chavez
was In drunken stpDor 80 that n
wns necessary io postpone the triai
a. C. De naoa. an Old ,ffendsr. was
picked mp by Policeman Malnx las'
niHht on the charge - being latest
Gated. The prisoner this morning
appeared IN court win a badly dam
aged nose. the injury being sustained
when he fell face downward on the
sidewalk Hearing was postponed
until physician could be secured TO
dress the injured member.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

ihe tremendously heavy hern. and the
fact that the horn ana cantei are
carved from heavy pieces 81 '1founa
"a species Of very hard wood much
usod for this purpose N Mexico IN an
nlder dnv
The snddle was sent "a Nr Connora
BY Hangers Charles Webster and
charles Moore. anti " IL unnecessary
20 say that the local man ~ highly de-
llRhted with the rift.
,. a. Hubhe, who wns manager 81
the state fair IN 1907. was much in
tercated IN seeing the picture Of
Charles Webster IN the exhibit. AR.
Webster having been Mr. Hubba'
flxht-hand lieutenant in the fair
work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
.DOLDE'S
2fO-2I2 So. SrsOnd -. Phone BGf
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY

There's much uncertainty
about diamonds except to the
expert. They should be ohOs-
en- at a store in which you
have explicit confidence. We
strive earnestly to merit such
confidence.
Our diamonds will bring their
price anywhere at any time.
Special OGiues on both clusi-
ers & SOlii0ireS at this time.
Everything in watches Jewel
cry, Cut Glass, Etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
FEDERATION OF wOMEN's
CLUBS MEETS IN DEFINING

The state Federation ~ women's
clubs. q VS. announced today meets
this wear In Demlng. she dates being
October 20 8. Low rates are to be-
granted by the railroads OF the stste
and Dcming expects 20 entertain one
OF the largest crowds ever sathered
for an occasion of this Kind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08


R~ RETTY hot back In Kansas,
now. strunger---i used 60
live IN Kansas before
reformed and before
Kansas reformed Sure do have
hot weather liack there. ! ricolllck
one time when al she wire fences
IN the hun state had 90 BE- rebuilt
---sun got W caiiente the bob
wires Eot red hos and burned
through all the fence posts. Tried
Inshulntors but the temprachoor
KEEP a-goln NJ tit the glass was
an melted. useter dig hard
boiled spuds out ~ the garden
every Say and an the chickens laid
fried eggs--over WIN. man. we
useter go ont early In tho morain'
and pick roastln' ears off'n the
cornfleld. sixzlln hot an ready
fer 90 eat. white every turkey or
the place WAS singed bare az Sep
iemief Mnfn. Kansas. may aRy.
ls one state whore lt do gii surc-
nuff hot when the weathers warm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Costly rrcnrmenr.

81 was troubled with constipation
and Indigestion and spent hundreds
OF dollars for medicine and treat
ment," writes G. II. Hines. OF whit
low, Ark. 81 went To n 81. Louis hos
pital. also To a hospital In New or
leans. but no cure was effected ON
returning home I began taking Cham
beriain's Tablets. and worked right
along. ] used them for some time
and am now all right" Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

John Fleming the real estate and
investment broker who has been
east for some time has returned to
Albuquerque.
State GeoloRisl Charles =. Kirk. ac-
companied by u q Balcomb. left this
morning for the Algodones oil fields
on an inspection trip.
John McFee. brotnor-in-law Of
Attorney J A. Miller. II guest 90
the Miller home Mr.. McFee II "a
resident 81 Florence. Colo.
Attorney and AIRS George s. Kiock
returned last evening from vaca-
tion trip of about ak weeks spent az
Erie. Pa. Niagara Falls and Chatau-
qua. y.
Manager Lawson Of the ortiz grant.
who RECENTLY purchased the police
horse "Bmy." has recovered the an
lmai which strayed away from the
headquarters camp near Golden. The
animal was found nt Cerriiios.
WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

our blhtA Cat stockings for men.
women and chlldren win outwear any
other brand Triple Toes. knees and
heels make q N LAST, AYE 90 abe a
pair G. Mays shoe store. 3if Wea
Central avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
To Pubc Arizona Rcformatory.

Phoenix. Aria. Aug. S.--Charies NJ.
Osborne. secretary of the state hoard
Of prison control left for Benson yes
terday to investigate charges of bru-
tally lodged against A. l.. Harper.
superintendent ~ the Arizona reform
school which " sustained. Governor
Hunt says. viii result In the removal
Of Harper.
Twelve boys were dashed 20 times
with strap ON June %. Another
lad received So iashes and another
io7 lnshes Robert Gray IS. of Doug
las. Who was one ~ the boys beaten.
made the charge.
over n telephone Harper admitted
that the boys were whipped with
straps and said that the beatings were
10 discipline them for conspiring 90
lie the superintendent In his office,
abstract official papers aud escape.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
SAVE MONEY WHILE YOU HAVE
A CHANCE.
II LBS BEET SUGAR, $500

% lbs Game sugar q, eo
~ lbs. very Eansg polntaes 81,
> tbs. very Fancy Apnies aSc
fnncy Green Chim. pouna A.,
Fancy Cucumbegs. tllrec Tor Osc
> ibs. New Cabbage ... Ioe
3 liis. Fancy Dry Onions a5r
Guaranteed Watermelon.
Zoe each and up.
Fanss skinned Hams. Mound afe
large Cantaloupc~ .. use
Fancy Lemons. dozen q0c
Wedding breakfast Coffee aO,
Fancy Ssc Roast Coffee ... soc
Fancy soc Roast Coffee aSc
PackaEc Roast Coffee ....... poe
sac Gunpowder. EngllGh break
fast or Japan Teas ...... use
phgS. Jcllo acknowledgements. 2sc
pises. Dee Cream Powder ... 2ac
Tau cans OF MIR ......... Toe
Eagle MIX ................. Use
large cans or Tomatoes ..... zoe
cans Fancy sugar Corn ... CSC
f2isc California Jam ........ Toe
Large can Or Peaches ..... t5c
large can of Piums ...... f5c
25c can uf Pears ............ 2Or
use boitlc uf Catsup .......... 20r
Pt Mason fruit Jars .......... aSc
Qt. Mason Fruit Jars ..... 10
y eal. Mabon Fruit Jars .......st.iO
Two Tin Guns ............ csc
$ Sure Catch Mouse Trnps 900. toe
iOc Knife SliaFpeners ....... Osc
tOc Kitchen KniVes ......... Osc
SHOES AM OxroRDS.
s5 pairs ~ Mems $3.50 White
House Oxfords last years
styles, Sizes q To 10. at pcr
pair ...........,.... SI.O0
Is pairs ~ Boys saes aud ss.s0
ONfords ~ per pair ........ si.Oa
30 pairs Of Girls ONfords. were
Sl.55. IN blacks and tane. your
clioice per pnir .......,.. St.OO
- pairs OF Women's S2O0 ON-
lords. ln Wet. Patent Leather
nnd Tan. your clloise per pair $50
Al Womens Oyfords ~ White.
Tan. Wet. paIent Leather aud
Velvet ne iscss Than Cost.
Women's Wei Shoes at.....,...Si.O
Mems Work and Dress Shoes
at Wholesale Cost.
little Rows FIN Scout SHOES SI.iO
Girls and Misses Raster Brown
Blue ItibiIon Oxfords NJ less than fac
tory tost--Punlps and strap Sandals
la Vicl. Patent Leather and Gun Metal
nj positively Icss than Factory Cost.
~ ~ ana S2.00 size So 90 iiiA
now ..,.t..,.......... ,Sf.2o
S2.2S and sass. sizes 10 10 ?.
now ................. $40
81 80 Misses size go "a 5. INV Si.S5
(slr's' SIS Shoes, sizes II "a 2,
row ...sa,...,.. .Sl,sS
YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE At
.OLDE'S
efO-2i2 So. Sss'Ond -. Phone 06f
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
AT HOTEL
COMBS

u. Marx, Fort Worth; .. " Young.
l.ndon MontOya, cuba. n. s.. A.
lThgea. Trinidad. Colo: "a j.
Thomas. Gallup, Mrs. Arendo. SANTA
Fe. y. ,. Mccarthy. Hoptown, Ind
I. }. Murray Indiana. Mrs. J. Noun.
DAY Carthage. n NJ. " T. Kelly.
Denver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

We have received TIE fnlI iine Of
samples ior Hall and Wlntcr Wcar,
nisp tiio styles. =. y. M0roln a Br0..
Iadics' 9nilOrs, 022 West Tiieras.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Seventh Day Adveniisss open
meetings on Luna place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

For quick service can Bamhrook
Bros Auto LAM. Phone bse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE or WATER
co, ga W. GOLD.
Shop Talk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

LOCAL WEATHER report for
"a hours ending "a 3 a. M. August
~ Maximum temperature. 30 de-
greea: minlmum. &C.: ranEe. ~.
al d. M. ~ east winds; partly
cloudy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

N0e @NNN NNNO 20.
TO SUBSCRIBERS
II you should not set t0niehtH
paper
CALL 50.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
The Weather

night and saturday generally fair.
not much change IN temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

When yon ~aat ice can up S1-sS--
Diamond zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Trm~,.s Lavsp 'is North second
The day book., 1913-03-24

tents and there, to my surprise, found
a young man from here living in one.
l met his wife outdoors and asked
her if I might look into their tent
as found she was one of our clerks
here in one of our department stores.
She is earning six dollars per week,
pays So per week for her room, goes
out to see her husband every Sunday
and brings him fresh eggs and other
things to eat. Now l wonder how
she pays for her washing and how
she can get enough to eat to keep
her alive. Amt it awful? The head
nurse at the Steel Mills told her she,
was going to send her one quart of
milk a day from now on for I-be-
lieve the poor child, too, has caught
consumption: 1 am going to see if ]
can get some Of our people interested
in her so as to help her. Really one
can learn a lot Aby going around to
these places. -
81 mgoing to try and get some
kind of job going around to help
others asNsoon as my boy is through
school." =
-O-O-
The day book., 1913-03-24

the L. c. stands for Limburger
Cheeze.
IF so, then he has the right name
for custodian of Chicago's morals.
But do tell us what MeteIIus stands
for. We get the L. C. part of it all
right.
aAnd now our old reform pal, Artha'
Birdcage Farwell has tackled some
job. Going to uplift and reform two
Of Chicago's best-known society
danes, the celebrated Everleigh sis
ters.
But if the sisters do start rescue
home, they ought to have an easy
time of it getting some of their many
intimate friends among our leading
business men to become regular con-
tributors.
Especially if Miss Minnie writes the
story of her life and doesn't mention |
their names.
,,BaIIinger's in again. Don't you re-
member Bal? The guy from Seattle |
who was canned by public outcry?
The weather chiefs resigned. Will
bum weather kindly do likewise? Go
on. Get out
Well, girls, did you get your Easter
bonnet or straight yesterday? Glad
to hear it. Nice rain we had.
Yes, Austria sent Montenegro an
ultimatum. We understand they go |
fine cut up with cucumbers.
The Hearst political outfit seems to
be taking it's ickings with great regu-
larity. Got another one Saturday in
the county board. Others will follow.
Col ding<it, now comes an Indiana
doctor who is going to spoil all the
fun of the medical sawbones by
showing that it isn't necessary to
carve out the appendix in cases of |
appendicitis Kinda tough to take the
surge out of surgery.
BY the way, how's your appendix?
-O-O- <--
NnMNED MIMIC NW WAHEC
The day book., 1913-03-24
CONCERNING LOW WAGES

Here is a little story of low wages.
1t is only an extract a South Chicago
woman wrote to a friend, after hav-
ing made a visit to the county poor
farm at Oak Forest:
81 went over to the tuberculosis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-04
Un bale en- honor
de las damas
de los Juegos Florales.

Aver. 4 las cincO de la tarde, reunie-
ronse en- el Casino Espanol varios j0vl-
hes con ell prop0sito de organizar III
baile- que probablemente Sc celebrar1
el dIa Il de los cOrrienteS-en honor de
la reina de los Juegos FlOrales, de las
senoritas que formaron la COrte d5
amor de las damas a cuya iniciatiya
fueron debidOs aquellos.
Ell resuItado de dicha reunion fuG
nombrar una junta directiva que, a sl
vez. nombrara varias cOmisiones entire
las cuales Sc repartira ell trabajO.
La junta directiva quedo constitu1da
en- la siguiente forma: Presidontp, s
Vivaldi Pacheco; vice presidente, Luis
L. Battistini; tesorero, Agustin Blanco
secretariO. Reinaldo Paniagua (hijo)
vocales, Angel Sifre, Luis Capestany
Enrique Aboy, j. D1az Marcilias Y Julio
FOns.
Esta junta Sc reunira hoy por la tar
de. d fin de nombrar las comisiones que
han de secundarla en- su trabajo v da1
comienzo a este 10 antes possible.
Ell bale sc celebrara en- ell Teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-04
EL CRIMEN DE HOY
UN COALERCTANTE GR,AvENrEH
TIE HERTDO.

A las dos y media de la tarde de hov
ha tenldo lugar en- Ma calle Infanta Lui-
Sa una aggression criminal cue ha produ-
edo gran indignation
Llamase la vlctima d. Constantine Fer
nandez, es comerciante, socio de Ia casa
=. Fernandez y Hermanos, establecida
en- ell mmero ocho de la .referida caIIe
Ell senior Fernandez hallabase on n
puerta de su establecilniento V. al mo-
mento Gle volverse para introducirse en-
el mismO, flle agreCido por la espalda
por Gino Mulinelli. italiano de naciona-
lidad, quien lie dispar6 dos tiros de
revolver produci6ndoIe una herida en- la
cara lateral derecha del torax penetran-
te de pecho, califcada de gravisima.
!Al heritTo, 10 asisten los doctores Go.
mez Brioso, Pedro del Vale Ouevedo
Baez. ii
IA criminal ha sido detenido V pues-
to dlsposici6n del Juez Municipal Sc
nor GelJel Tlen ha dlctadO contra 81
auto de prisi6n y procesamiento, exi-
glendole por SUI ibertad ell maximo de la
tianza que senala la Ley
Dicese, y a t1tulo de rumor 10 infor-
mamos, que los movies que han movi-
dO la man0 del criminal son los celos,
pueS Sc asegura que este tiene sospe-
chas de que sal esposa le era infiel con
Ell senior Fernandez.
DE todos modos, como este goza de
mucha simpat1a entire nuestra socicdaG
de Ia cual es generalmente estimado, 81
suceso ha producido honda indignation.
En- la edici0n de malana informarr-
mos a nuestros Iectores detalladamen-
te.
e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-04
La Association de
Jovenes Cristianos

La reception de esta noche en- ell edi-
ficio de la sociedad cuyo es ell epigrafe
de este sueto, ha sido dedicado a los EN-.
pleados de la American Railroad al
cuerpo de la Polic1a Insular. Ell Co.
mite encargado de recibir los primeros
10 componen los senores G.. Willard. G.
Fano y G. NJ. Finlay; y los miembros
del segundo seran G.. R. Shanton, G.. W.
Lewis y R. Fernandez Mater.
Ell Dr. don Francisco del Vale pro
nunciara un elocuente disculso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-04
La conferencia
del Sr. Alarcon

Dehnitivamente, en- corroboraci6n
de 10 que aver anlnciamOs 4 nuestrOs
lectores, esta conferencia Sc verlficara
ell domingo de la presente semana, a las
nueve de la noche, EN- ell teatro MUM
cipal.
Ademas de la conferencia, que versa
ra sobre ell tema "V1nculos de raza, y
habra una velada m1sico-literaria en-
la que recitaran poeslas los senores
Llorens Torres, Estevez y Lago, toman-
do parte, ademas, el doble cuarteto Ii