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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS
APPJINT COMMITTEES
Large and Enthusiastic Gathering
of Women Interested in
City's Belterment.
WANT QUIET IN HOSPITAL ZONE.
Less Of Late Member Mrs. Bowie
Deplored by Lssgue

A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held in the Chamber OF Com
merct last night at s O'Clock A great
desl of important Business was trans
acted. The chief business was the
getting into working order under the
new system of organisation, which
was proposed and worked out by
the president, Mrs. Cresap.
All the work Of the League is 10 be
classified as follows: Sanitation and
Health, Garbage, Advisory to Pre- 81
dent, Civic Code, Fly, Tree, Member
ship, Education and Press, Market,
Streets and Alleys. Each Of these
departments is to have q head aud as.
sistant workere, az follows:
Market-Mrs Tisdsle, chairman;
.drs. Wee.ns Ridout, Mrs. P. Will
msr, Ms. McCormick, Miss A. HIM
me elheber.
Streets ana Alleys-Miss Lucy
Wheatley, chairman; Mrs. &. Henry.
Mrs. w. b. King, Mrs. McMackin,
Mrs. NJ. And ews, Mis- l.. Moss, Mrs.
&. G. Feldmeyer Mrs. Bonilla, Miss
Jessup, Mrs. Albert Leffler, Mrs.
Annie Brewer, Miss Annie lglebart.
Trees-Mrs Enralls Wsggama },
chairman; Miss Adele Randall Miss
Rosamoud Randall, Miss X. Walton,
Miss NJ. Bryan, Miss K. Andrews,
Miss Milligan, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs.
Westbrook, Mrs. Samuel Brooke,
Mrs. Danforth. Mrs. Werntz, Mrs.
Samuel Bryan, Mrs. George Bates,
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. W. e. Feldmeyer
Press and Education Mrs. Gage,
chairma an; Miss II. Luhn, Miss M.
Tate, Miss Eleanor Drury.
Mtmhtfship Mrs. Ed. Jewell,
chairman; Mrs. Louis Gardner, Mrs.
j. B. White, Mrs. Hugh Riley.
Fiy--Miss Edith STURDY, chair
msn. Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Hepburn,
Mrs. Bernard Wells, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Brainard.
- Civic Mrs. Robert Moss,
chairman; Mrs Dennis Claude. Mrs.
Stone.
Advisory Mrs. Mccomas, chair
man; Mrs. W. B. Gardiner, Mrs.
James M. Munroe, Miss Agnes Wal.
ton, Miss Virginia Mullan.
Garbage Mrs. Cresap, president
and chairman; Mrs. Dashier, Mrs.
Terry, Mrs. Costet, Mrs. W. H. Field
meyer, Mrs. Ledbetter. Mrs. Bullard,
Mrs. K. Morrison, Miss N. Walton,
Miss K. Feidmeyer Mrs. John Mus
termau, Miss Augusta Tongue.
Sanitation and Health Mrs. j. w.
Martin, chairman; Mrs. G. T. Fed.
meyer, Mrs. z Childs. Mre. Fenton.
Mrs. Douw. Mrs. T. j. Linthicum,
Miss NJ. Martin, Mrs. F. A. Munroe.
Mrs. Berkeley, Mrs. ElSin, Miss
Doyle, District Nurse)
Mrs. WaggSman suggested that
tbs League make some effort to pre-
vent uunt cessary traffic and noise in
the imms date vicinity of the Emer-
gency Hospital. Referred to the
committee on streets.
The president, Mrs crasap, in
vited all members Of the League to
work upon any committee which ap.
pesled to them. Mrs. Cresap also
spoke on behalf OF the League of the
inestimable loss which the socirt )
anu the community had recently sus.
tanned in the death Of Mrs. Robert
Bowie. Seldom do we have the
opportunity to know and associate
with woman Of such public spirit,
and OF ss extensive interest as the
! deceased, I" said Mrs. Cresap.
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A Wssi Rlyer Wed lipE.

A wedding of local interest was
solemniEed today at West River. The
bride is Miss Sallie Murray, dauRhter
Of Mrs. II snry Murray sni the groom
is Mr.. Robert Murray, son OF the late
Gen. Robert M. Murray. u. S. A.
Tbs ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides mother by the
r. ctor, Rev. Bell, Of West River.
The bride wofe hands, me white
satin robe, and tule veil and carried
white chrysanthemums
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12

Mrs. R. C. Bulmer, wife OF Com.
Bolmer was called to New York. to
cav by the sudden death Of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Longstreet
Poor. formerly Miss Mary Livingsfon
Austin, os New York and Washing
ton. Mr. Poor who graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1895, but re.
signed 70 enter business in 1904, is =
brother of Mrs. Bulmer, who was
formerly Miss Auits Poor
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
WILL or MRS. ROBERT BOWIE
Bulk Of Estste Goes To Niece Mrs.
Julia TisdaIe With Whom Tssla-
trix Lived.

Mrs. Julia NJ. Tisdale, widow Of
Lieut.. p. ID. Tis6ale, Of the NAVY, is
the chief beneficiary under the will of
her aunt, Mrs. Julia Wsring Bowie,
relict Of Robert Bowie. of Prince
Georges county, which has been
fled for probate in the Anne Arun-
del Orphans Court.
Mrs. Bowie, who was prominent
as 8 Daughter of the Cunfederscy.
as well as Colonial Dame, end
Daughter of the American Revolu-
tion. died at the ,me IF her niece,
Mrs. Tisdale, in this city on No
vember 5. She was related to Gov
ernor Robert Bowie, of Maryland,
and connected with q number Of
prominent families of the State.
The value Of Mrs. Bowie's estate
is not given. Mrs. Tisdsle is made
beneficiary of 81, 600, which the will
stats was invested for the testatrix
by Mr. James NJ. Munroe, If AMMAN.
oils, except that s25 Of that fund i
left to Goldie Hudson CIockey. A
number Of separate btouests 10 nerh.
ews and pieces 81 the teststrix are
made by the will including $50 eafh
70 Mildred Tisdale. George M. Tis-
dale, Hylan6 D. Tisdsle, and ]. T.
Tisdaie. children Of Mrs. r. D. lis.
dale.
The sum Of 500 is left to st.
Anre's Endowment Guild, for the
upkeep Of the Bowie lot II st. Anne z
cemetery. The will, which was
written BY Mrs. Bowie. vas executed
November 9, 1903, snd was witnessed
by Messrs. Eugene Worihington and
B. Allein Welcb, Of this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
RED CROSS WORK.
10 be 0rEsnized iar hrislmas
HoIidays as 0ace.

The Red Cross Seals have arrived in
Annapolis. That is a clarion call TO
every woman 10 help In tn splepd. d
work of selling tte Red Cross Seals. in
order that the District Nurse may be
kent in Annapolis.
Her reports show that she is doing
splend work. Let rs 90 our utmost
as women to sell the Red Cross Seals
and keep heI here.
The Anh-TuheTculosis Association
calls IN every woman in our city who
will give a few hours of her time {
help the cause. TO come c. q public
meeting at ne Emergency Hospitsl on
next Monday morning Nov. II at 10 80
O'Clock sharp. Come, and Help the
Red Cross Work Even If you can give
but htile Of your time. GIVE that
LITTLE, ard cOme to the Emergency
Hospital on Monday reXt.
CHAIRMAN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
.A1E ELECTION COST
|. COUNTY ABOUT $4,000
Bounty Commissioners Busy Yes
lerday Paying Bills.
BALLOT PRINTING HELD UP.
a ton Raised Over Action Of
Supervisors in Having Work Dous
Oal li The City.

An expense Of something like 49,
son was incurred by the county as a
IA I. Of ths recent election, as shown
be ta. bills pre-ented ta the County
"a umi sioners. the majority Of which
- ordered paid at yesterday IS
Maeging of the Board.
81 Comp for the judges and
cle -ks of the election ia the various
1feeigcls made up the biggest slice
al the expense account, although
ne were bills for the Supervisors
81 stioIs. and their clerk. toge tn.
a with sandry accounts, such as re-
btirs ,o election booths, etc Con-
fengiln was raised when the bill for
nrintiag the ballots for the election,
Va presented by the Election Super
and after some discussion, the
B0srl decided 20 withhold payment
81 the bill
q Tasre i5 % question whether the
tou ty should pay this bill, it is IN
No. tood, in view of the fact that
o. Supervisors undertook 10 have
r. ballots printed out Of the county.
suc1 printing has always been re-
earlei as part Of the county printing
cDnrract, aud the Commissioners con
End tlaJ the ballots should have
bee1 printed through the usual chan
hels The Board Of Supervisors,
Aoweyar. gave the printing as we'll "a
H. folding, 90 "a Baltimore printing
n. Ibi acti1B was AIKEN by the
Boz if is understood. q further
pr1t.ct the secrecy of the ballot.
4 Tine name of Judge Brashears APP
/ red at the head Of a petition nu-
nerluely signed by residents of Cast
Boz asking the Commissioners to
ha.e light placed at the corner Of
] 1etIers1u aud Wells streets, near the
i lee known ag Brashaarsville, on the
ougNrts % Eastport. Favor able
Be- vim be taken by the Board
The county having received a deed
f0r "a right of way for the new road
lcaiiag from III zht street 70 Sixth
blrcet. extended, ia the Fifth dis
rict, lae Commissioners psssed on
brl.r directing the County Engineer
l. proceed with laying off the road,
ful beginning it, construction.
Along with Other road matters con.
Tered. the Commissioner gr8nted a
fo4l.sitiou Of the County En dneer
J. teo car loads Of shells to be used
b. t1e new cut road from Glen Bur-
b. 60 Harman's, in the Fifth dis
lrjet
Eagine,r Hayman submitted his
feparJ for October. showing the
lnruthly rate of expenditure for road
ss1r5. as follows: First district. l3
fents; Second district, 10 cents
ghird district, rs cents; Fourth dis
lrict, IA cents; Fifth district, 20
lo0ts; Eighth district. 20 cents The
bash balance OF the bridge fund is
Ehown TO be ST, }72 so compared to
B. S2L4o, at the beginning of Octo-
Der
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
Euehre Partr 4 s.. M.rr,, H,lI.

At successful euchre party held
last night 10 St. Mary's Hall BY the
Annapolis Council, Knights Of Co
lumbus. Miss Isabelle McNssby won
first prize, handsome Navy pillow
MT. Jos. E Nsughton second prize. a
st. Johns pennant, and Prof. Artaro
Fernandez, third prize, 1.-THE His.
tory Of the Thirteenth Century.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
EYANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Sermon on "JOurnsying To The Laad
Of Promise" al First Methodist
Church Tonight.

There will be an eva6gelistic service
this evening at s O'Clock in the First
Methodist Church. The pastor. Rev.
Walter 6. Mcneil. will preach ON the
subject, Journey ing to the Land of
Promi e. The public is cordi ally in
'ite1 to attend the service.
Next Wednesday evening the preach
er viii be Rev. Hugh johnston. D D.,
formerly pastor of First Church. Balti-
more, and preacher TO Goucher College.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12

Mrs, LbwtoD, widow ef Gen. Law.
ton. U. s. A., OF this city, has an-
n0Gnced the engagement Of her eldest
daughter. Frances. to Ensign Eow I'd
L. Gsyhsrt. u. 5. n. The wedding Is
expected 20 take place early this win
ter. Ensign Gayhart is a graduate Of
Class 1918. U. S. Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
A CALL TO CITIZENS.
T Meet at Couueil Chamber Fridsy
Night To Arrange for Community
Chrislmas Tree.

desire all citizens men and women.
interest in she movement for a COM
MUNITY CHRISTM AS TREE to meet
at the Council Chamber Friday night.
Nov. IA al s 80 o'clock
(Signed).
JAMES +. STRANGE,
Mayor of Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
Contract awarded.

Messrs. Robert II. Brooks and Ed
ward Jacobs have 4esn awarded the
contract for painting the flag pole at
the National Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
Annapolis Elk, a, Baltimore Banquet.

At a dinner given by the Baltimore
Lodge of Eks TO Mr.. Edward Leach,
of New York City. Grand Exalted
Ruler of the Order ~ the Hotel Rem
merit, Baltimore. last night, the local
lodgl was represented by Prof c. A.
Zimmerman and MIR. Samuel Davis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
$40 REWARD

And no questions asked for re-
turn 10 ofiics Bancruft Hail. 81
Tn Leather PO KET- OOK contain
ing about 81 90 IN bius and pumoer OF
a equts Lost Nov. 5tb on Marylanc
Ave, between Prince George - and
Nav al Academy lt.3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12

At Benesch's the votes for the most
populsr young lady to draw for the
piano and to be presented the desk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
THE WEATHER

For Annapolis end Vicinity
Fair tonight VII" freezing tenn
pefstur-, Thu sdRy talr warmer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
GET TIE CAPITAL

NAl HAT yaa. . sBt Is usNs. W.
" have IL. 25e q month bring.
1p Napitsi t0 Youy 6oor daily. l.et
ut rssF ouE subscription Ei ouce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13
PROYECTOS DEVUELTOS

Ell Gobernador INFERNO, deVuelve a
la Camara, peticion del senior D1az
Navarro dirigida a la presidencia en-
la maflana de hoy, los P. die la c. Nos.
Isl y 155, que son reconsiderados. Don
Herminio introduce en- ellos varias en-
miendas que son aprobadas, siendolo
tambien nuevamente los proyectos en-
"a. y 3a. lectura.
Declarada la Camara en- comision to-
tai, concurre esta y aquella a las en-
miendas introducidas por ell Consejo
Executive len ell P. de la G. regulando
ell trabajo de mujeres y ninos Aproba-
do que fue, Sc remite al Consejo.
Ell C. B. No. 26 introduciendo enmien-
das la ley del Departamento del ira
bajo, pasa al Comite de Legislation con
la recommendation de que 10 informe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13

con urgencia para poderlo discutir an
tes que Sc cierre la session.
En- este momento, las 4 y 49, da
cuenta ell Speaker de que ha tenido no.
ticias acerca de que el vapor ''Brazos'
no tardara un cuarto de hora en- fon-
dear en- el puerto y sale de la Camara
una comisi6n presidida por ell senor de
Diego compuesta de los selores Gior-
getti, Huyke, Cuevas Zequeira, Barcel6,
Alvarado y Palmer, a recibir y saludar
/ los miembros del Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos que legaron en- dicho ira
satlantico
Contint1a la session presidida por ell
senior Dlaz Navarro, y Sc pone discu-
sion ell P. de la G. No. 211 asignando la
oantidad de 5000 d6lares para desviar
9l rio que CORE por la parte baja del
pueblo de Arroyo.
Fue aprobado en- "a. y 3a lectura.
La r. G. de la G. No. 4. asignando la
cantidad de 1000 d6lares para reinte-
rrar 4 don Tomas Subirana, fl6 pos
puesta en- 3a. lectura en- votaci6n nomi-
nal pedida por ell senor Cautino que
;mpugnaba ell proyecto.
Fu6 reconsiderada la votaci6n para
la session de hoy
Sc declara la Camara en- comisi6n to-
tai para considerar la r. G. No. "a de-
3enor Cautino proveyendo para reinte-
grar los -herederos legitimos de don
Ramon Rodriguez de Arellano la can
tidad de 1000 dolares que aqu6l abon6
lie su peculio particular con destino
Obras P1blicas.
Ell senior Cautino introduce una en-
nienda que fue aprobada siendolo tam
lien la R. G. en- "a lectura.
Tambi6n es considerable ell P. de la
}. No. 241 asignando la cantidad de
900 d6lares para ell estudio de la ca
"retera de Arecibo Lares, apro55ndo-
o la Comision en- "a. lectura.
Lo mismo ocurre con la R. G. No. 5,
para cancelar deudas por Quotas en- ell
Nanicomio 1nsular, correspondence
yarios asilados. La Comisi6n lie impair
ti6 su aprobaci0n en- La y "a lectura.
Hasta la session de hoy, qued6 sobre
la mesa la r. G. de la Camara No. 80
del senior Arrillaga asignando una can
tidad para ser utilizada por "la Comi-
sion de Comercio de Puerto Rico
Ell senior ~D1az Navarro, que llam6 a
la presidencia al seilor Yordan Davila
ocup6 su escano, pronunci6 un en6r-
gico y brioso discurso impugnando ell
proyecto. Fue muy aplaudido. Con una
enmienda del seiior Gutierrez Ortiz dis
poniendo sean $50 d6lares y que fu6
aprobada, 10 es tambien por la Conf
sion total en- "a. lectura la R. G. de la
c. No. Al asignando una indemnizaci6n
un ciudadano de Aguadilla por haber
quedado in1til auxiliando a un policia
en la captura de un profugo.
Sc levanta la Comision total E infor-
ma a la Camara q. deben ser apro5ados
en- "a. lectura ell P. de la G. No. 145 v
las R. c. Nos. 5, "a Al.
Puestas discussion, las aprueba la
Camara en- ga. 1ectura
Decaarada de nuevo la Camara en-
comision total a petici6n del senior Fer
nandez Garcia Sc aprueba la R. C. de
la G. No. 40 ,concediendo una pension al
eminente medico puertorriqueno DR..
Agust1n Sthal, por valor de 100 d6la-
res mensuales.
El senior D1az Navarro, introduce una
en- ell sentido de que la resolucion Olga
| que la pension concedida es vitalicia v
ha de fgurar anualmente y perpetui-
dad en- el presupuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13
LA DE LA MANANA:

A las 10 y 40, bajo la presidencia del
selor de Diego, concurriendo a ella "a
delegados. Ell secretario pasa hsta y
sin darle lectura, por unanilnidad, Sc
aprueba ell acta de la session anterior.
Ell senior Diaz Navarro ruega que por
la secretaria sc dirija una communication
al Gobernador INFERNO pidiendo que de-
vueQva, antes de impartirles su aproba-
ci6n los P. de la G. n1meros 151 y 155,
para salvar unas omisiones en- que Sc ha
incurrido en- ellos.
Ell secretario da lectura a un mensaJe
de felicitaci6n dirigido la Camara por
uos estudiantes puertorriquenos de La
Universidad del Estado de louisiana, el
cual, por 10 notable de su forma y 10
levantado de los conceptos que expone,
nos merece parrafo aparte y 10 publlca-
mos integro en- lugar preferente de este
n1mero.
Ell senior Diaz Navarro pide que la
Camara no tome en- consideration la
R. G. del Consejo n1mero 7, y en- su
defecto, que pase la comision total
para ser discutido.
Ell secretario da Qectura a varlas CO.
municaciones del Gobernador dando
cuenta de haber aprobado y frmado va
rios proyectos de ley.
Otras del Consejo Executive partlcl-
pando haber sido aprobados sin y con
enmiendas varios P de La G. que envla;
entire los tiltimos vienen incluidOs, entire
Jos con enmiendas, ell de La Comision de
Sanidad, reorganizando Ell Institute de
Medicina Tropical, y ell del senior de
Diego, regulando ell trabajo de muJeres
niiios. Ambos quedan para discutlrse
en- comisi6n total.
Sc declara Ia Camara en- comision to-
tail Sc considera ell G. B. ntlmero 40,
nombrando una comisi6n cOnJunta para
hacer los debidos honores de cortesla a
los miembros del Congreso de los Esta
dos Unidos que legan en- ell "Brazos
asignando para estas atenclones La su-
ma de 1000 d0lares.
Ell senior Cuevas Zequeira da cuenta
8 la comision total del resultado de LAS
gestiones del comite de conferencias, ma
nifestando que ell Consejo acepto todas
las resoluciones tomadas por la Camara,
aprobo ell sub-comite designado por este
Y fueron tan de su agrado las medldas
aceptadas, que design6 al senior Barcelo
como presidente del comite de recepclon.
La comisi6n total concurrio al proyec-
to v la Camara 10 aprob6 en- "a. y 3a.
lectura.
Tambien 0a comisi6n total, informa
que debe La Camara concurrir las en-
miendas introducidas por ell ConseJo
Eiecutivo. q los P. de La G. ni1meros 19
223 Y a la R. G. de la G. n1mero 8,
y la Camara asi 10 acuerda, dando orden
all Speaker de que sc comunique al Con-
sejo.
Ell seiior Gutierrez Ortiz ruega a La
Carnara que no concurra a las enmien-
das introducidas por ,el Consejo all pro-
yecto de ley reorganizando ell Institute
de Medicina Tropical Hygiene y que
sc solicitor conferencias. La comislon
. total. asi 10 acuerda por unanimidad.
Ell sefior de Diego Olama La presl-
dencia al sefior Ledesma. Este Sc sienta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13
Camara de Delegados

Las 1ltimas sesiones de la la. session
de la Ia. Asamblea Legislative, celebra-
das ell dfa IL de mario de 1913, dieron
principle,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13

La Camara aprueba ell informe de la
comision total y ell proyecto en- 3a. lee
tura, y fue enviado al Consejo Ejecuti-
vo.
81 P. de la c. No. 107 paso a informe
de la comisi6n de Hacienda.
Queda sobre la mesa hasta que este
presente su autor senior de Diego ell P.
de la G. No. 1S3 para enmendar los ar
tlculos 115 y 1856 del C6digo Civil.
(Contin1a en- la 5a. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13
POR LA TARDE

Di6 principle la session a las 4 y 5 con
20 Delegados en- ell salon, n1mero que
fue aumentando paulatinamente.
Ell secretario informa al presidente
de que algunos Comit6s permanentes,
Sc niegan 4 recibir mas proyectos de
ley para informar, y ell Speaker dice a
los Delegados que este es Illegal y no
debe hacerse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13

en- la poltrona y aquel ocupa su escallo
lo do4egado, para c0nSsderar una Reso-
luci6n Conjunta del Consejo Executive
su"tituta cl P. DO Ia G. n1mero l, sobre
inGemnizacioncs los obrercs por acci-
denies del trabajo.
Eli dicha R. G. dispone el Consejo
rue Sc nombre una comisi0n para estl-
,diar los asuntos de los academies de
trabajo, cuya comisi5n resolvera las in.
| dzm1 i1acicnes que hayan de percibir los
obreros, y estara compuesta por ell PIE,
sidenta del Conseio Ejecuti tivo, como Pre-
| side1.te, el Speaker de la CJllGra de De
legados ell Attorney General, un jlle:
! del tribunal supreme, y ell Presidente
del comite del Trabajo.
Ell se1or de Diego declara que la Ca
, mara ha salvado 81 actitud en- ell profile
| ma obrero y ha declinado su response
! bilidad ante el pals. Que efta resolucloI
solo demora ell asunto un ano mas; per,
cue 81 el Consejo encontraba muy ra IL
call ell proyecto primitive, debio enmen
| d:rio porql:e t;enpo tuvo para clio, VI
que Sc lie remiti6 hace mas de Is dlas.
Dice, que todos los academies que
, ocurran son de la exclusive responsible
lidad del Conseio Executive, que estj
contra los obreros, por 10 menos asl l.
demuestra, no concediendoles la deblda
amplitlid en- sus indemnizaciones.
Declara ell Consejo, que esa resolucl0n
es rara estuGiar el asurto durante est
ano hasta cue de principle la "a. session
dice ell Speaker, que ell por su parte
no necesita estudiar NADIA, porquo bas
tante estudi6 la question que conoce des
I de que cursaba Ell tercer ano de Derecho
en- Barcelona.
Propone ell sefior de Diego, que Sc in
troduzcan varias ennliendas al proyecto
I del Consejo que son aprobadas por Ia
| comisi6n total, y levantada esta informa
a Ia Camar& que la comisi6n ha apro-
bado ell proyecto con enmlendas; la Ca
! mara corcu1re 4 elias y 10 aprueba des-
pues en- segunda y tercera lectura de
/ vclvi6ndose al Consejo Executive.
Y despues de nombrar la comision de
! conferencias para ell proyecto de ley
I reorganizando ell Institute de Medicina
[ Tropical de Puerto Rico, Sc suspende la
! session hasta las de la tarde.
| POR LA TARDE
The Delta independent., 1913-09-05

Olds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Old.
Elmer Teller, who resided in this
valley some years ago, arrived last
week for a protracted visit in the D.
S. Stephens home and with other
friends. He is en- route from Oklaho-
ma to British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Roberts arrived
last Sunday tor an extended visit in
the home of their son, A. L. Roberts.
On Thursday they were taken by Har-
ry Smith to the Anthracite country to
join the A. l.. Roberts family in a
camping and fishing trip. This is their
first visit to Paonia in eight years,
and they are being cordially welcomed
by all who had the pleasure of max
ing their acquaintance before.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-05

(Journal.)
H. F. McFadden and his brother-in-
law. NJ. e. Paddleford. left on the
Wednesday train for short visit to
Salt Lake.
s. d. Paddleford and wife, of Wa
terville, Kansas are here visiting Mrs.
McFadden. Their son, C. E.. accom-
panied them.
Two of the children of F. A. Has
sci and wife are sick, the youngest so
seriously that the mother sent for her
husband to return from Grand juno
tion.
Sias Rist, with the assistance OF
Henry. Hetty.. a lantern and divers
stones and clubs, captured a Dorcu-
pine at his residence last Wednesday
evening.
On his way to Hotchkiss Tuesday
J. F. Battistine encountered a stretch
of road which is being worked, and
had to abandon his motorcycle and
finish the trip on foot.
Mrs. Kaufman and children Of Des
Moines, Iowa, are visitors at the Wey-
rauch home. This week they are TAX
ing an outing on Grand mesa with
John Weyrauch and wife.
Miss Ruth Martin. who has been Wis
tting her uncle. J. c. Hats. lett last
week for her home at Pennington.
New Mexico.
The year-end meeting. farewell to
pav Rasham. held in the Smith-Glid-