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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-26

Anoche hemos tenido ell gusto de de-
partir largo ratio con ell gran actor AL
fredo Sainati. Entire otros muy sabrosOs
cuentos de su vida de andanzas artist
cas-, Sainati nos refrio 10 que lie octlrrie-
ra La primera vez que estuvo Ell Madrid
y trabajo Ell palacio, cuando ell rey don
Alfonso contaba ocho diez aiios 10
sumo
Terminada la representation, la infan-
ia Isabel vino a felicitarle, y 6l, despues
de darle muy rendidas gracias, sin dar-
Sc cuenta, le dijo: Y ell nino-refrien-
dose al rey-5se ha divertidoY
A 10 cual repuso la infanta:
-Sf, Su Majestad ell rey nino Sc
ha divertido.
La primavera pasada, cuando Sainati
estuvo en- Madrid, ell rey, que acudia to-
das las noches al teatro de la Comedia,
lie hac1a subir a su palco y despu6s de
felicitarle y hablar con el sobre arte, lie
regalaba un puro, de los cuales Sainati
guarda uno como orc en- pan. j; pues,
una de estas noches, por hablar de algo,
Sainati dijo don Alfonso:
-Cuando vuestra majestad era
7 Ell rey no lie dej6 concluir:
81, s1-dijo-lo del nino, 10 de que
81 Sc ha divertido Ell ni1o. ). = conozco
la historic.
Y los dos rieron a carcajadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-26

clio en- Guayama eI uiBo jose Castillo.
hiiO dc los distingsIidos esposos Josehna
Amy Y Jose l.. Castillo. los cuaIes
enviamos I'm sentido pesame.
Ell dia 25 de Julio pr6ximo se eeIe-
brara espIendiIamente Ia inauguration
del Casino EspafioI de Lares.
En- los saIones de Ia COIonia Espa.
iiola de Bayam6n se Ilevara 4 efecto una
jarana la noche del microbes 20 del co
rriente, la cual sera costeada por eI pre-
sideute de aquelIa. nuestro estimaio ami
90 don Ricardo veIa.
--Anteanoche ha faIIecido on Juana
Diaz, don Jose A. Cintr6u. Su emtierro.
veriicado aver. fue una demonstration DO
las numeroSas amistades conque contaba
ell fnado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-26

entire los que Sc encuentran don Juan
Hernandez Lopez su distinguida es
p0sa.
En- el vapor "Coamo7 regresa 4
los Estados Unidos, la seiiorita Grace
Walling, despues de haber permanecido
aqul varias semanas. La seiiorita Wal
ling, hija del captain Walling, iefe que
fue de la Estaci6n naval, deia Ell San
Juan muchas y buenas amistades
La gentil esposa del doctor Marti-
nez Alvarez Josefna Villafana. pasa
varios dias Ell Yabucoa.
La sociedad Protectora de mendi-
gos, de Arecibo, celebrara un bale EN- el
teatro Oliver de aquella ciudad. ell dia
80 del presente mes, destinando el pro
ducto de dicha fiesta q la construction
del Asilo de pobres.
-Reina extraordinaria animation con
motive del debut de la compania Sainati.
que ha de verificarse esta noche.
"A las IL de la manana de aver falle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-26
Noticias de Sociedad
.NOTAS iVARtAS.

-Grata ha de ser para las nufnerosas
amistades de la bella sonora de Rockwell,
la noticia de su llegada a esta en- los
primeross d1as de Mayo. La senora de
Rockwell viehe con objeto de pasar al
gunos meses con su madre, Isabel More
no viuda de Romero, demas familiares,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
CHICAGO AND WISCONSIN
PLAY ON FAST FIELD

CniraRO, llL, Nov. 22.--ChiCago
and Wisconsin found n fairly fast
Held awaiting them this afternoon.
the turf having been protected from
tho early morning storm by straw.
With the hall on the Wisconsins 15-
yard line. Chicago fumbled, "a Cardl-
NAT player recovering on the 29-ynrd
llno Tormcy ana Cummings failed
io gain and Gray ran the resulting
punt back forty yards % Wisconsin'B
3-yurd line. ON the second attempt
Pierce went over for touchdown.
Huntington failed 20 kick goal. Score.
Chicago 8. Wisconsin 0.
Chicago forced "a punt. Norgcn
gained ten yards around end. Pierce
made another first down In two tries
at center. NOrgren punted to Tand-
berg. who was downed on his i0-yard
line
Chicago recovered the hall on its
4O-yard line. Another exchange OK
punts and tumble by Gray gave Wis
consin the bali In the center Of the
field. TandheTg 90 Lang forward
rass, made 10 yards and Cummings
~ emit over right tackle for Is yards.
Chen Gray intercepted forward pass
end ran 20. yards through broken
field for a touchdown. Huntington
kicked goal. Score. Chicago 10. Wis
Consln o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
FINAL BATTLE ON
CURRENCY BILL
BEGINS In
SENATE
Report for Administration
Democrats Closely Follows
Ideas Of President.
MINORITY REPORT
WANTS FOUR BANKS

lny LEASED wire 20 Evening EferaIaLI
Washington. NnV ag-Tho final
legislative bpttin for President VIII
sons currency bin began IN tho Hcn-
oie today with tho presentation Of re-
ports from The divided banking COM
mittcc. Submitting "a report for thn
administrator Democrats Chairman
owen gave notice he would open de-
bate Monday.
Their BIN follows closely the limos
Of the house measure and contains on
ly such amendments or President WILL.
son was willing to accept.
Senator Hitchcock Democrat. and
the five Republicans. submitted n
draft materially changing the hiii
and proposing four reserve banks
owned By the public and controlled
by tho government. The gepDrt rub
mittcd by Senator Hitchcock declared
many amendments Il recommended
had been endorsed IN the entire com
mittce before the administration and
Observation-Disclosures forces separated
und added that its signers wore gem
orally IN favor OF a government own
ed central bank
Waving strong preference which
prevailed IN committee Ia favor o.
n single government bank with
branches" said the report. 'we ac-
cepted the regional bank plan as the
uhiy hopeful outlook for action BY
this congress. but retained the amend
inent substituting four regional banks
for twelve. While the single gov
ornment bank plan would produce
the only perfect mobilization 81 re-
sCrvos, as has been demonstrated BY
the experience 81 other countries the
adoption ~ four regional banks I'M
der single control viii. Il is thought
approximate this result and. in u
country SO large MS ours. with 20
many hank. probably prove eff
Client"
senator Hitchcock will speak fol-
lowing senator owen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
MINNESOTA HAS LONG
LEAD OVER ILLINOIS

Champaign, H.. Nov. 22.-First
period: Rowe kicked 10 Tollofson.
who was downcd In his tracks. Iln-
hoia took the bail on downs on the
HophcrH' 20-yard line Shnughneesy
puntod into Illinois territory and Hue
ana schoilinger each gained about
throe yards. Rowe puntod TO Toll
leison, Wagner ran back Minnesota's
next punt 60 the flftcen-yard line.
l.owe dropped place kick from the
zo-ydrd line. Illinois 3. Minnesota o.
second quarter; Schobinger started
win "a iiVc-yard smash off TICKLE. re-
peated Ia second play and made first
down. Minnesota failed to puncture
the Illinois line as the quarter ended
Third quarter. Minnesota kicked TO
Graves, Rowe punted on the first
play. The Gophers were pennllzed Is
yards for holding. Illinois gained 30
yards on "a forward and came back
with another for 10 more. on the
next pass Tollefson intercepted the
ban and punted. Illinois tried three
forward passes then punted. Tho
Gophers completed q pass for 90
yards. Then Minnesota carried tho
ball ten yards for a touchdown. Nc
Almon going over IN three downs.
The quarter ended with Minnesota IN
possession of the bail on Illinois a.
yard line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
SOUTH SECOND ST
IS DECORATING
FOR TEACHERS

With characteristic energy and en-
terpriae, me merchants along south
SECOND street are making very spec
ial cuurt 90 ulcr the glad hand a.
tho host ~ strangers who viii come
TO Albuquerque next week because of
tho state teachers convention.
m official welcome" pcnnants arc
being displayed everywhere along
South Second street. aud inside the
stores no effort Is being spared 90
provide in every way for the comfort
and convenience ~ tho visitors
There are stores of nearly every
kind along this hustling thOrOughfare
together with several first class hotels
a recent addition 10 the list of i've
embellishments is that OF the RogOrs
Drug company. opened during the
past week in the new Nendome annex
building at Second ard silver
Among tho business houses which
are doing effective boosting for south
Second street ares
First National bank, citizens Ium-
Der company. W. v. Fuirelic, George
G.. schoer Furniture company Hubhs
laundry Charles T.. Keppeler J. M.
sOllio, William Dolde. ". W. Fee,
passmorc and son, ~ Carson, thc
barber, and the odd Fellows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas COunty-ss.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm OF
+. j. Cheney q Co, doing business IN
the city OF Toledo. County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
tho sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured BY the nso
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day OF Do
comher. A. ID. 1885.
(sca) A.. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure in taken inter-
naily and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
r. j. CHENEY a CO, Toledo, O..
Sold BY ali Drugglsta. 7hc.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

the second rush ran % Yale's ff-ynrd
line, Aiusworih tackliug him. Brick
Icy repeated the feat a moment later
and went 90 the 2tyard mark. where
Wilson threw him Avery was hurt
and gave way To MCLelah. Brickloy
dropped hack 20 tho dG-yard mark
ana kicked his fourth field goal by -
marrow margin. Score. Harvard. ~,
Yale. 3.
Guernsey kicked off and the BAH
was run back % the 28-snrd line.
Soucey took Trumbulrs place. Nathan
punted aa the period ended.
Dana, Mahan and Brickley, by A.
ternnte emo runs aud siidcB off tackle
carried the bah to the Blue's IL
yard line,
Brickiey Kicked his fifth goal
score Harvard, IS; Yale, g. .
There were only six minutes left 10
play. In that time Briekley had %
nara chance az "a piacemont from the
fo-yard limo put the ball went low.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
PRICES GUT FOR
The TEACHERS

By way 81 offering the most sub
stnutial kind of grectlug to the toach-
crs of New Mexico who VIII be- In seF-
sion here next week. the Goldn Rule
Dry Goods company has announced %
special reduction sllo on an the late
styles ln ladies' Coats and suits. This
.s the first time IN the history of the
store that such r. sweeping reduction
huH been made M November, the idea
of the management being Ia make
thc teachers stay here worth while In
every particular. The Golden Rule ~
ALSO Offering some extra values In
dress goods ana holiday novelties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
BUSINESS COLLEGE TO
PLAY SILVER CITY
NORMAL WEDNESDAY

NerotIatione arc now under way
rnd have been practically completed
whereby the Albuquerque business
College football team VIII play
game here with the eleven from the
Silver city Normal school On Wcd
ncsday. This D. expected Go provo
"a close rival 90 the New McNico-Ari-
IONA game for the interest of the WIS.,
itors during the week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
. ~~S~N@~AN~AH~~N~~~

The santa Re high school team,
Fighter 10 weight. playing old style
football and showing need OF more
coaching had little chance with the
Albuquerque high school eleven this
afternoon ON Hopcwcll field and be-
fore che game was half over seemed
20 hc completely outsllsgcd.
AZ the end of the FIRST quarter the
score was "a 20 o iu favor uf tho lo-
CHl team 10 tho second quarter
neither side scored. Camp ana Thuck-
CRY both made touchdown and
camp kicked goal in both eases.
Santa Pc tried q couple of forward
pusses, without making much of "a
success OF the attempt Alhuqucr-
que outpunted Santa ~ 900 tho way
Through ana the local playing was
better In AN respects The BAH dur
ing all the first half was in Santa FEES
territory aud Santa Fo had the locals
for downs but once. Thackcry Cali
kIns ana Camp did the star playing
for Albuquerque and Friday put mp
a good exhibition on the other side.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
NOTED MEXICAN IN
ALBUQUERQUEFOR
HIS HEALTH
Juan A. Creel, President of
Banco Minero, Arrives Here
After Fording River at FL
Paso.

JUAN a. Crccl, president of the
Hanco Mincro Do chihuahua, ana one
ct IA, richest men ln Mexico, arrived
in Albuquerque this morning ana
registered at the Alyarudu.
"Thc utmopshcrr ls Gar from
healthy around tho border just now, %
said Mr. Crcoi this morning, and
having heard OF the Albuquerque
climate ] thought ! would come mp
h,r, and spend few days. looking
over tho country. 80. I have nothing
to say ON thD Mexican slt2ation.'
Pr Creol arrived Boa Juuroz on the
dIN before That town was captured
hy General plnchu Villa ANA one of
tho first pieces oi business done Dog
the new government WAS tho ursuilu-
tiou OF loan Uith Mr CrccIs bank
uf $4,000. Nh. Greet was mot pres
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
OLD ELI LICKED
Is TO s BY A
WONDERFUL
HALF-BACE
Unerring Right Foot of Irwin
chile Brickley Scores Four
Goals From Field Behind the
Line.
ONE FROM PLACEMENT;
EXPLOIT UNEQUALLED


my Leased Wire 20 Evcnlng Herald. J
. The score: 9
. Harvard. Is; Yale, 5.
y Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22.--
. Charles 81. Brickley, with the =
9 assistance OF the rest of the Har- q
= ward varsity team. broke down y
. all Crimson traditions today by y
. defeating yale fifteen 10 five. y
. The famous half back scored =
. with his educated right foot four .
. goals from the field from behind .
. his rush line and one from =
9 placement This exploit had =
. only been ouuailed once or twice =
= In the history Of American foot
. ball.
. The Yale scores came on n .
. goal from the field by Guernsey
. ana a mistaken safety 10y Cd Bril- y
. en- Of Harvard. The latter was
q made after the Yale Kickoff had =
. struck the Harvard goal post =
= and the Harvard mum picked IL 9
. az ana thOughtlessly touched u =
y down behind the line. Harvard =
= outpluycd Yale except for "a Few
. minutes 10 the third period.
. when the Yale Offcnse made "a
= grand march down the field Of
. 49, yards The nearest that Yale Z
q reached go Harvurd's goal was
. the 26-yard line, while Harvard
9 came within II yards of tht
. Yale back line. The defense By
. both teams was so rigid that
9 scoring By neid goals was the
= only chance az point making
~ Furiy-Hevcn thousand people =
= sat ln summer sunshine ana the
O entire crowd remained for The =
. Harvard serpentlnc celebration, Z
= thc first ever made In "a Yale $
y gamo IN the stadium and the Z
. first celebration OF n double =
y victory 0f the crimson against
. the Blue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
DAMAGE SUIT
OUTCOME OF STRIKE

Charleston. w Va. Nov. 22.-An-
other damage suit growing ont Of
inc drtcntiuns under martial Jaw in
the Cabin creek district during the
cont strike was instituted today by
Mrs Sara Spincllo. The plaintiff
asks $40. 900 damages from william
a.. GlUssCock. governor of West Viz
giniH. at the TIME of tho strike. and
members ot The military court. Mrs.
~piuollu ayers she WAS arrested for
am assault ON "a negro. held rive days
leo the "hull pen and sentenced "a
serve one year la lhc penitentiurN by
The court she states she was par
duned on account of her physical
condition before .thc order of the
court was carried out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
MODERN LAWS ARE
ADOPTED BY COMPULSORY
EDUCATION LEAGUE


81 Louis. Nov. 22.- Uniform mar
rinpe and divorce laws. uniform com
pulsorv education and child lnh"i
laws and an adequate mothers pen
sion Jaw were advocated in reHolu-
lions adopted by the National l.cusu'
of Compulsory Education officials
during the second session Of its am
uual convention here today Truanl
ofiicors Of sixty of the largest cities
ln tha country comprise the league
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

ent when tho loan was made, having
hurriodly crossed the river without
waiting Tor mH clothes
Nv. Crcei is brother Of Former
Ambassador Enrique Greet who for
ears represented his country at
Washington, ana is the son-in-lnw of
General Tcrazns the Weulthicst land
ownDr in Mexico. lie spent the day
driving about the city and says he
may locate here until the war D. over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
QUEBEC VILLAGE
SWEPT BY FIRE;
$50 HOUSES BURNED


. Lewis, Quebec, Nov 22-
. Sninte Marie. IA town of 1900 in- y
. habitants, was swept hy fire to-
. day. ono hundred and hitl .
. houses had been destroyed and 3
. the fire was stIl raging UNI =
Q checked at no o'clock whom I
. can for aid was received here
. According 20 word reaching
. here, The dnmngc al that time
= WAS k3On 600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
HARVARD Sm0shes All
Crimson Traditions


NWN"N /" NNUNW"NN NN"NN"I
AZ Cambridge Harvard. f6; =
q Yale, b
. Al Syrocusc--Final; Carlisle .
= Indians. 80, SYRACUSE. o.
~ t,incoln--fnd first quar- q
= ter. Nebrnekn. 9. Iowa. q. .
= A. Columbls, Mo.--End 500 .
= ond quarters Missouri 3. Kane =
q en8, o.
= AZ 81. Louise End second per- 3
. iodi Christian Brothers q, Mo- =
. ire Dame. o. 3
. AZ Doe MOlnes--Scc0nd quar-. q
= ter: Amcs. rs. Drake. 3.
. AZ Columbus. O.4-f1rnt half q
. Ohio State. %; Northwestern. o. Z
AZ Bloomington. fnd.-End
second period. Purdue "a; In
. diana. 2.
= At ChampaiRn.--E third 3
= quarters Minnesota, 49, illinois, 2
9 a. Chicaro--Finai acorc: Chi
= cage. ~. Wisconsin. o.
AZ West Point Bind second :
. period; ARMY. s.. Springfield. 0.
AZ annapolis Final score. =
= Navy as New york Unlver- =
. AZ iincoln--End second quar-
= ter; Nebraska. 9 Iowa. 0.
AZ Hartford Final score.
. Wesleyan. o. Trinity "A.
eeeee ee0A4 - =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

Dr.I A. snyrr snid 90 iady u' ilr mutton
a. patirul +" AS vlu Indies Viii usr ihew ] g..
commend GouGsuis efess ns the llist 1dtminl
~ 400 the akiu pryuImuoua.' ~ dfuaHieH
aud Department STORES.
laii aopsn, 4 Sgr. Pops, 81 Great IBnts SLIME
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

DO you suffer from rheumatic or
any other pain? Try Navajo OIL See
how quick Il will relieve you. csc and
soc az Huppc's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
FOOTBALL GAME IS A
WALKOvER FOR
The LOCALS
Santa Fe Completely Out
classed by Albuquerque High
School on Hopewell Field
Today.

The final score Ia the Nlhu- =
qucrQue-Santa Pc nigh school =
football game played this after =
2 noon was 80 to 90, SANTA re .
, never had "a louk-in and h WIS .
, on tho whole am unintcrcsting =
= exhibition because OF the fact y
that the teams werc 30 unequal =
~ matched. y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

Any skin itching n temper tcst'
or. The more you scratch the worse
81 itchcs. poan'as Ointment ~ FOR
piles, eczema any skin itching soc
al an drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
- SKIN " BEAOli 9 4 J0I fOaIyIR
DIT. FELIX G0URAUD'S
ORIENTAL CREAM
or MAGlCAJ. BEEuUFlER

Removes Tan PIN.
pie Frcckics,
Moth patche. Rash
aud skin Diseases,
aud cvt-y blcnish
ON ltuiiif, aud de
ICES detection ~
( a. stood the test II
d6yrats, and ia 30
harmless we taste
81 tn lr sure 10 10
properly made Ac-
cent NO oounirtieit
ct similar nam e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

The ladies' of the Order of the
Eastern star viii give Thanksgiv-
ing dance Friday night November 81,
iu the Masonic temple. with good
music aud refreshments. All menu
beers and friends are Invited to at
tend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

rs IN OUR WINDOW
that different, more ~
traotivo kind Of ni'K
ware that win set oil
your Thanksgiving table
most effectively.
We have al The new de
signs---both In Sterling
and the best plated vars
D0DB & DEHHuF
THIRD AND CENTRAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

Rcfcrcc. r.. y. A. Johnson.
Umpire, George walker
LAuesman. Schunlehargcr
Timers. John Milo and r. y. As
plund.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-03

A he Boiler s efenseg reg
nns pteersm g pictures am
saaan 81 faIhW The End 81
a Run Kasm railroad drama
Alkaa 10 and ls wild Man. a.
Essauay COMEDY ah Augustus Car.
ths Gibraltar & fan the tiue
rse and Vnaruph tpo-rsei Tea.
Iare entitled Ths Next Generation A."
a young ship designer finds flaw ID
FPS plans which has uncle has made
for ! new liner Vet the older man.
Jealous o. his nephews skin sue
ceeds tn having the great fourfun-
neied ship launched In midocean.
with gaiety at iis height the dis
astrous shock comes. Then panic,
fighting Tor the Hfeboats. Fearful.
powerful realism here. Tomorrow.
Pathe Weekly. who WIN Marry
Mary and a tworeel Vitagraph com
edy THE Pirates Sunday, three
reel Kalem Motion Picture dancing
Lessons" showing the Tango. Turkey
Trot and Hesitation waltz.-Adv.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-03
PERSONAL
Comings and Goinga Of Loeal
People and Others.

CHARLES MCGEE q Goidnei8 has
returned from a vacation in Colorado
NJ E KiERON . in from Golden
Arr0w. looking after supplies ior 81
mine.
THOMAS PAGAN. secretary a the
Miners union. went out % the coast
this morning.
MORGAN WILLIAMS Of the squar.
ed circle was an arrival this morning
from Goldfield.
BEN CONDOR Is suffering from a
severe cold that gave rise to reports
that be had been threatened with
pneumonia.
MRS. W. P. ACKERMAN and child
left this morning for southern Cali
fornia, where the family win reside
hereafter.
GLEN HERTEL Of the Han Liquor
company was a passenger this morn
ing for san Francisco. He VIII take
in the coast resorts down to San
Diego and then go to Wisconsin,
where. il is rumored. he will enter
the list Of benediets.
THEO NJ. KLEPPE. the well Known
maehinist connected with the Desert
Power and Milling company Of Mil
lers aufoed info toz-u fodav Mr
Keppe was accompanied by his wife
Mrs James A. Blunt and Mr.. Henry
Hornberger, mining engineer. The
ladies' are looking up novelties fol
their big Christmas bazaar to be
held at Millers during the holiday
season.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-03
GETTING READY
FOR CHRISTMAS
GIFT GIVING

WASHINGTON. Dec Dariae lhe
nei four weeks Uncle sans infant
prodigy the parcels post service
win be called upon % perform an
hercuiean TASK ID connection VITA
the transportation and delivery 81
millions Of Christmas gifts POST
master General Burleson. who is re-
sponsible for the conduct Of this
service. has made extraordinary prep
arations 70 prevent congestion in
postoffices and 10 insure prompt de-
livery Of these parcels. Several thou
sand additional employees viii be add
ed to the force during the holiday
season and the collection and deliy-
cry equipment viii be augmented
wherever necessary. Every possible
effort has been made to strengthen
those parts Of the postal organiza,
tioH which viii be under the greatest
strain. and Mr.. Burleson stated today
that with these special arrangements
he is confident Of the ability Of the
service to handle successfully the
avalanche Of parcels that viii be
thrown upon it during the rush pc
Rod.