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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-12

Il uso del color. Sc manifesto el de
SEQ de veneer las dihcultades del ION
do Dc la forma. Gle la composition y
Ell coniumto En suma: la ENposlclon
es eXcclentc.
I'm = sala principal hay dos cuadros
de- Labrada. tres aguafuertes de Oroz
A. haste 81 trabajos de los pensiona-
90, lIuerta. Tusct, Murillo y Bueno.
10, de Labrada son magistrates. en-
cuan,o al dibujo. Especiamente el
que utela Fanatismo. tiene ostudlos
,rolos de desnudo de verdadera be-
lIrla. Este pintor distinguido posee
aNtraordinarias facultddes. y 81 no IN
>isticra cn hacer suS cladros de modo
quc aperezcan Siemprc viejos. Saldrian
ganan}o tl y 81 artc. Sc le We lncler-
4. cii b. que rcspccta la oricntaclon
Oroz cs laborioso siendo lamentable
q4e no haya prcsgutado su cuadro ro-
mantico La Mds.ca," que con tanto
eu.usia,mo le hem visto pintar
las aguaiuerteS dc este mtcigente
artist. SON va couecidas. y en Roma y
Nadri' hau alcan - e. APPLAUSE que
asrcc,n.
NJ i.abrada. ni oroz, pertcnecen va
~ pur>ionado lsuran sus dltlmos
Iabajo, cn Ia ENposici6n. porque asi
di,ponc el rcglanento de la Acade-
ma
Fl s,cultor Moisc, de Huerta lleno
Ic criusiasmos. ateyido y estudioso
4 mucstra su talc"'o on "a obra " Las
Parca,. composicion gigantesca en- la
,.al mo sc sabe quo admirar mas 81 la
bellcza del conjun,o . Ia de cada una
dr la- tisuras.
80 a.. menos cNc.Irnte la cabeza de
m lrn,l que titula Ilefodlades. en-
la cual hay vida y artc eAtraordnano'
~u bu,to dcl Rcy d. Alfonso Vaela-
do ,n bronco. rs una obra de merto.
a... aerad6 mucho al Rey de Italia.
ia. torsos Nj idolo' no son obras
l ,ama n.portancia. pero no desme-
r.ecn lado De les otras.
r HeuloS ucvao Ia frma de Tu-
.n Este pmtor yalcnciano disclpulo
da gran Sorola. csii ya dentro del
harn emino.
sobfe,alen enir, aqutllos un retrato
de sonora. que ticnc elegancia y tinura
.u 4 colorido. Oua obra de merlto
"a e.,adro titulado Orquesta viene-
de dificil composici6n. en- ell que
ha yencido diiicultades grandes. Muy
bello e.. tambitn FL ceremonial, de
asunto iitdrgico.
Las dos iiguras que apareeeh Ell pfl-
mer ttrmino son hermosas. y el am
b,ente rcspira unei6n y rellgiosidad.
80 es mcnos hermoso un apunte del
Canal de Ncnecia, adquirido por ;. NJ.
Ia Reina de Italia. Sigue Murlllo,
otien su apclldo obiga 4 mucho. Es
ii mas ioven de los pensionados, pero
NO IS &, menos aventajado. Como en-
yio H. su primer ano ha heeho tres
lifnzos rcprescntando la vista de Ro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-12
ROMA
ExPosIcIoE EN LA ACADEMIA
DE BYLLAs ARTEs DE EsPANA'
rrabajOs de los pensiOnados

R.ms mayo Eu BIZ Academia rs
..aoa A. Is llas Ar'e. ham quedado
..nu.-ia. al pabNeo las obras de los
.~...,s. nsn.ioua1o> ia Exposition
"a. nut uieresaut'
d.. g.te- dr l.alia slslfaron d" Nis-
nrra ar la Inauguration las dos ~aias
.n .a aallan .os caadros
g. ron les ~oheranos % enoa-
al.r de E,pana. 81 Pima ID director
"a. Ia Aead,mla. don Eduardo 'mcha
rr. lo- ar'i.ia. >rr ilncr'a. Iuse'
M.ulla Bueno.
De.pnt, de cor rsar CON 90. rm'a
ador para qui, tuyieron irases ne
era,l,ud por IA liza acoglda 1ir -
psaa a.spenso cNeursionisia, iia
lan.. eloeeron MAJ lo> irah"lo'
-u.od,rhos qle s.a llea de Ia labono
.,asd e.iudio .,fros p.nsiona
ts. 49, deiuYienn par'lculafmen''
ante So e-iafaa quc prrs'n'a e.. Sr
illef'a
81 dla .isuienfe e'in'leron g" b" r-A'
po.ieion ia he'na N"fs"'''" ''"'r
iador aerea de 'a santa S'''' '''''
d, Ia Ninaza.
f.. frsbaio, pr,.euiados producer
... IMMERSION esa ,ima FL salon es-
o. der"fad" 80" s''' -,
r.'adf'- ls'''''. - mer.ee
- .'''
P'f ''' ''' .4. ..l.r. ina
lf''.'' '''' ,..p D,.oo
,. s. Xlszouel De.
h'l''s''< "' .....,a..o,ora
hai' '''' '" .... .,.,or
fi irf'.f '''' ...i..,o N
ti ~ '''' .r ,.,.iati.
gran ,''''' ..,,iador sr.
ta 81" l'''''' 900. A.. mem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-12

do la resouci6n apelada de la Corte de
Distritv de Mayagiiez de de Abril de
1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
PLAN ELABORATE TRIP
TO JAMES TOWN ISLAND
Visit to Historical Spot Promises to
&c Leading Feature of Bankers
Convention.
WILL USE THREE STEAMERS
Following OIG-Fashioncd Southern
Dinner, Delegates VIII Go % New
port News, and Will Return to
Richmond by Rail.

The boat trip down the James River
TO jamestown Island viii bc Il leading
feature OF the entertainment program
which is being planned for tho enjoy
mcnt of the 1000 or more delegates
who arc expected 10 come To Richmond
In October to attend the acssins Of the
American bankers Associations Three
boats VIII be required 10 handle the
large number Of nuaucicrS who ara
expected to make the trip. and every
thing possible is being done to make
the event a memorable one
Tic boats will carry tho delegates to
the island. and after spending the day
there they vii! 20 To Newport News.
making the return trip TO Richmond
by rail. This plan has been adopted
in order 10 save time, for "a make tho
trip by water both ways would occupy
the day and much of tho night If the
guests spend sufficient time in viewing
the island. Every arrangement FOR the
accommodation and enjoyment of the
passengers is being made.
Delegates from every section Of the
United states and Canada will attoud
tho convention, and if there are those
among them who have never eaten a
genuine southern dinner cooked NIr-
ginia style, they will be given an on
portunity 10 do so on the day of the
steamer trip. An immense canvas toni
VIII he raised on the island and beneath.
ON long tables, will hc spread the best
old-fashioncd dinner Southern cooks
arc capable of preparing.
Chamber of Commerce officials arc
working with tn" following special
committee i'm mapping out the d,tail.
for the trip: ". II. Adams. chairman;
Hugh Antrim, NJ. 6. Branch Thomas T..
bryan. Il. w. Carrington. H. w :lIer-
son II. l. Gordon. -. r. Hin, H. w.
Jackson 6. Jctcr Jones. j. r. Palma
thr!, u. ~. Purcell, Alvin NJ. Smith and
w. berkeley Williams Meetings OF the
committee Will be held frequently from
now until the convention opens While
the main details for the excursion are
complete, several minor plans remain to
DO finished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
PRETTY WOMEN LOSE FAVOR
Japanese Nnvni Officers Now Look for
More Substantial Qualities

IohNc: August 3o.-Thc golden age
OF beautiful women is passing. accord
mG to AGmirai Nashiro, Minister Of the
navy VINO with friendly patcrnalism
mas been observing the choice OF wives
WHICH naval officers have made.
FOR over ten years" he said the
idea has obtained in the navy that the
ollrerS We're q Kind of diplomat, and
that their wives must be pretty ana
GharminE The officers were always
looking for pretty. ,nodcrnizcd women
WIN View to marriage.
Now. however" he Observed "thinCs
arc changing. The mar:iageablc naval
oihccrs OF today arc looking for wo-
men VINO arc sober i'm mind ana healthy
IN 'ohN II * probably due to the
object lesson furnished by husbands
taxed with pretty. hut luxurious. vain
and uncontrolablc WiVcs"
Admiral Nashiro said that although
the number OF selfish people had in
creased ia Japan. as witness the recent
naval bribery affair. he was convinced
'hht the people as Il whole would not
"ouutcnancc such conduct and such AN
attitude toward life Tho Japanese
would. hc thought. return in q great
measure to thc old principles of LOYALTY.
aiiruism aud patriotism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
CATCH THIRTY IN RAID
UPON NEGRO GAMBLERS
Police Are Fired Upon When They
Descend on Crowd OF Three
Hundred.
HAND TO HAND ENCOUNTERS
Game cf Craps in Progress When
Officers From Third District Arrive
ai Railroad Camp and Wild Rush
to Escape Follows.

CAPTAIN y. s Wright with Il squad az
patroiiucu from the Third Precinct
Police station and Detective Scryenut..
Bailey and Atkinson carly yesterday
morning invaded 1t camp OF 500 negroes.
who have been WortiuH on the South
ern Railway yards IN South Richmond.
and arrested thirty of the incn on
charges OF gdWblin" in the Shanty cars
During ,hc raid one of the negroes
escaped and tired three shots at the
officers while the negroes formed them
selves into gang aud threatened the
polio" with rocks The prisoners were
herdcd together into two ears and
later taken TO the station
Tho police had received several com
plants from persons living in that
section of the city. and determined!
To break mp the frequent Disturbances
crap game was in progress wher
Captain Wright with his men. arrived
~ the camp. The ear in which the
negroes were PLAYING WAS surrounded
\ rush for The various doors and win
dowH followed.
Sergeant Bailey. with ratrolman
T'nsicN. was guarding = rear door.
when three negroes broke through
one of ;hcm ordered ':ailcy to make
way and aimed n blow ut The officer.
BAILEY Knocked him down. The nero
was on his tcct in = minut. and started
Tor TIA" officer. rusicV hit him 81
r!ancnir blow With a night stick How
ever. The man Kept runninn. and. with
ihc other two made hiss escape The
officers turned 10 close the door through
whiCi they had come. and MS th.y did
80 on" of the escaping negroes fred
thr'" times at them No ono WIS hit
Fntrolman Leo was ATTACKED by n
negro rs hc attempted to block the
doorway nj the end OF the chr. ana
"as struck in the mouth. Several teeth
were looScncd. hut the officer immc-
diut'lX returned the blow aud sue
cccded in downing his assailant With
his club.
The men were finally brought to-
gcthor in one car The patrol was
called. and after several trips. con-
Ncycd the alleged gamblers to the
StHiipu house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
THREE START ON FOOT
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ou"c Hichmnndcrs I.rnNr This Morn
n;; GA i.0O0-MiIc Hike to
Golden t.ufc.

With Tho Golden Gate as their goal
three young thermometers will set out
tnis morning on a 3,oco-milc hike
ACROSS the continent. The party, CON
Sistiug Of Sergeant w - Eucho. Com
pany j.. Richmond q vs. Eattalion
w. T.. Driver and J. X Richardson
viii leave Seventh and Broad Streets
st ! o'clock. with Petersburg as the
'irst stop on the long Journey.
The hikcrs have credentials from
Governor Stuart and Mayor Ainslie
attcstmg their good character and
standing in this community, and COM
mcrding them 10 the kindness and con-
sideratton OF those they meet on their
travels. They expect TO make their
way advertising local business houses
taching UP signs and distributing sam
Piles Of Richmond made goods. They
expect to reach San Francisco In eight
months. They viii return home on
motorcycles.
Sergeant facho is in command OF tho
travellers. He has mapped out an
itiHcary that will include all of the
Important cities on the Southern route
The trio viii hike through North Car
oiina. South Carolina. Georgia. Ma
bama. Mississippi. Louisiana. Texas,
\riz"na. New Mexico. Oklahoma, Ne
vada and California
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
LIGHTS ON MAYO BRIDGE
WILL BURN THIS MEEK
Clusters of Ornamental Lamps Reinu
Installed, Completing All Details
ON Structure.
REST-HOUsE ABOUT COMPLETE,
First of Its Kind In City-City Will
Repair Free fridge rs Soon as
Dcfinitc Plans Have Been Agreed
Upon.

Ornamental lights are being erected
on the new Mayo Bridge Workmen
began the installation OF the fixtures
carly last week. and the work will he
completed by the end Of. this week, it
IS said. The lamps are being erected
IN clusters of four on each of the con
crete upr'Ehts on the sides of the
bridge.
With the completion Of the lighting
system, practically the entire work or
the new bridge. which has been In use
Tor more than year. VIII be done.
The bridge was turned over TO the
city with Il numocr OF small details uu-
finished. but these have now been com
plcted.
The new lights viii be somewhat
similar TO the ornamental lights on
broad street. although not quite SO
large IN" clusters are arranged
around the uprights. and are fastened
10 the poles with brass fixtures. and
make prctttcr display than those
along tn" streets or ga the parks.
There VIII hc nearly 400 lamps ON tho
bridge when the work is completed.
system.
Work on tho rcsthousc on Mayo Is
land Is about completed, and IN" fin
lures are being Installed. The house
~ huiIt or concrete over brick. and IS
twenty feet long and ten feet wide II
VIII toe INC hrsi modern rcsthousc
erected by the city, ana it is expected
mat number Of others Will bc built
IN other sections, ii it proves a sue
cess.
In spite OF the narrow approach ON
ihe north end OF tho now bridge. traf.
nc over the big structure has FUNK
justine It's erection. ana tie conres-
uvn on he old Free Bridge has brcn
relieved to such an extent that it Is
no" adcqu"l"., with n few repairs. for
all tho busiucss it carries 'Thc ola
bridge rs 10 bc faxed ~ tho cltv. AS
{ Aoon as "A definite plan is agreed ,lpon,
ana there win then b. two adcu,oi.
connections between Richmond and
South Richmond '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
l.osl lhiihreu I.n,1nd.

InHt. nnU WNnUcrius hand in hand
ui Broad street in the vicinity of I!irsI
street lat' Yesterday afternoon two
four cor-"ld children were taken i'm
charge 10y laUolmau Carter aud sent
=" tn" ScccI lrcciuct Police station %
avail otHCtiion Of their disapptlr-
ancc by their PARENTS. 1t was not Iong
III coming. aud Tho police discovered
That the chtilrcu were James McCaulcy
ana NORA Nat-llaU. tho son and grand
daughter of Joseph McCuuley. of I'D
Louisiana Street rhcY were nj once
returned TO Ihcir homes. II was said
their Iomc ana made their way TO the
place where they were taken in charge
by Patrolman Carter by thcmsclvcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31

~ louisville: l'irst eamc-Iouis
willie, o; Kansas CIV : Second game
Kansas City. II Louisville, 3.
At Cleveland First gamc--Clcveland,
q: 81. Paul, Q. Second game Cleve-
land. G, st. Paul .
AZ Columbus: First game Minneap.
oils, Z; Columbus .. Second game
Columbus, 6: MINNEAPOLIS 5.
Al Indianapolis: Indianapolis 3 Mil
waukee, g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
nnniand OF the


rho approXimate gross earnings OF
thc Senhoard Air Line Railway for the
third wecl IN AUGUST amounted 10
period Of last year. which is a decrease
Of S5d.533, From July to August -
the earnings aggregated $3.03i.2ls.
against $3.l2l.fSc for the same period
OF 1919. which shows 1t decrease Of
SS1.iG1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31

AFrancis Buviord Wac last night ar
rested by Patrolman Brennan md De-
tecYvc- Sergeant krengcl, charged With
the theft of quantity OF groceries aSu
drHss goods. The man is alleged to
have ordered the groceries from sew
eral stores IN the name OF Mrs. Alberta
Ttllcy. IIe Is also charged with steal
Jag dress goods from IL. NJ. James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
Alleged IIiul,,n,,,..n

, II"rp"tl Sydnor. Thomat Aine.o.,
hlchari Mason auo Charles NttciIel,
~ '"toied. wei" arrested by Patroip, a.,
ircc!nci; Yesterday. charged with ht.'n.
lnS ur watt jcmrics and stealth. $50
and n watch from him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31

NO SURPRISES a


Boil, branches Of tho nov. ,,,t,
ell will moot to,,orr,,,, >, .f,.ct
organization for Tho NOV tor,o ,rnaS
Common ,,nunril lin MOO, -, .,a,,,s
I'm tho afternoon ana ,ho no, ~ -, ~
dcriucn will meet al o,rlnck AZ ,Ight
The, sessions viii he sbnr, .,,,, I'm M
iourn uf,cr mo ,,o,,in,' r .ii.
and vice presidents ana the adontion NJ
tho rules
~
,ia, - - AZ pr"i"'Seu III mo eiec-
.,.,, ~, ""H pccn known
Ii,o;i =, 80 'i'','oh 'ha'
49,, ,', -. . VI NC com-
~ ,,, I '"S'u,h u, w H. hdains'
pr.siL.,, r, ','.u' anu rec
I,oorl - ,i, 80 " 'hs
,rhn n.,i, ,I,,', ~" We re eiecleo.
In rn,,,,,,i. KIM. ~ .'.IHtE WAS
nf 10 ,.., . -, -, 1t"eucs
mo lac, oi..a,J ,u '1i ~ "L, ,I
No., l.: ,.,,,i,,'t i' linen iii-
~ i.,,.iico ,I,,'t '.,'''' S,Sue
,nndi,,,.s IN ,,co1 , r,L.ns
Nnrr,r ), yin. go ~,
,i,, ,,,',' -" -
,,vo ,..,n,.'t. .I"''e ~ &c, .iS-
nov . .,5,ii,i, ~ no
assure Ms ci.,,ia, !, 1Ia5 ~
nrot,,l,l. ~, M I'm u.u aa
her no,I,juntad fo- ~, a,,f,..
ia ~" "F TOW NARDs
,,.., WILL ni REPRESENTED
, ~ w ""l'I"i Nt'he-hp or the
"uI,1'i Ev"Sti'N'tN as lh"igated every
Va" VII ne i"pteSenteH ny a presi-
49, o' N'ct p'tSiueht o. one or the
~ "o"'eS. 'trHid"nt ADAMS is an
,.u'' u,'n i'"'i' 'r"''Sou Nard' Alder-
1''h : o".iS IL rom Ndalson ward.
es'u.nt ie'erE 's " 'onnciiinnn from
""'' am c"uh'l!ma" tatcIAne
o"i - NH'u. IN 'hc Couhcil
"h,ch "les '"-HiEh'' Jehcrson Ward
.. o
,o"' U' -Ni.e' il,c"' ana wee
i,S'uc"t Mi's OF 'he ,ohinon Council
,,i, w ~ uisS o' NJ N9dtci'' IiS(
~ 80 w WIZ C''i ,hc ION
,''on eu'1V'i 10 o'uI'' nHu VIII pre'iael
oNo' Wy ""'S ult'l AFTER the electro
~, 'huuC.ioh OF INC new ohccrs. W
-, "Sio'r q
haa, ~ ',"'l' ~ w uies.
rnIa nf - 49, ~ ~ |" a.
-, ~ III 'Vii IIfE4
r,,arL 49,, ~, 49, ~" "'E
n',.i ,ii 80 'Oi', 'i.S IN =
,,,, -, ~ I .i'el'' 49, VII
mo rdnr,inr 80 -. n ~ 90
viii have I,.Corc :, , |pr.'
nrohInn of dividt,. ,,'o $50
mo Iont. ,rI sh,,9 , 80 .T,
viii be- ccfcr,od n, ,bn
lots nret -, v.,,d - 80 rs
mc,nLcra az Ga, IN ,.,ri MI ~
CIav Ward olrc,d, lao oro -,
term ,n,p,hor j., Ildcr,,o, t,,,i
apucars has cou,Iic.,.I ,bo
Ing problem. ANA ito soi.,f,n ,n, ~,
volvc a nice legal uoi,,t
The npponntmeri of ,o,r,ri,,oo. vet,
be deferred un,!I Tho regular ,ncntino
of both bodies The common cams
viii meet IN eVuiar scssion on ~
evening of TUESDAY Sontnn,Lor
would ordinarily meet on Monda,
might, September :. but the postDoneY1
ncnt viii be made necessary nv m,
fact that that date falls on Iaboi
Day-h legal holiday The Board n
Aldermen viii meet as scheduled 81
tho Tuesday following the second Mon
daT--the evening OF September is.
When the Council meets to beg!iA
business for the new term nine memE
bcrs OF the old Council Will be MISSING
from their accustomed seats In
Board OF Aldermen there will be mi.
ing John B. Bliley, OF Lee: John
Grimes, or Jefferson. and James T. d
ney and John r. Perdie. OF MadisoIY
In the Common Council the MISSING
Jefferson; John w Moore of Madisonk
A. J.. Vonderichr and Ia,nne poi,,
of Lee. ana .Iocoh I-,n,,uf nf 60,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
Lawn I,etc To-Nirht.

4 lawn fcte and watermelon feast
viii he given by tho Ladies' AuNiIiary
of the Young Mems Hebrew AsSbciati,u
TO night im the court OF The ,ssoci;
IONS home. Vocal and instrumental
solos viii be rendered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
Death Of ui.ho, McIn,,

CHICAGO. August 80. Robert Nc
in'yre' bishop ~ the Methodist Epis-
copai diocese. which includes okla
MONA. Texas and part Of Kansas, died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
WILL PUBLISH LIST
or THOSE WHO SELL.

The workings OF the plan arc simple.
The postmaster viii publish Il list of
persons who wish TO sell produce di-
rec; - the consumer. All farmers de-
string 10 nave their names on the list
viii notify tine postmaster. stating the
kind OF produc" they have for sale
Whcu au'iie'eut uunil,si''of names are
received. they Viii he compiled and
distributed 10 patrons calling-tor them
The list viii also b. posted in the post
d'lcc and city housewives can select
the farmers with whom they wish 10
deal The empty market basket Will
t'e sent to IN" farmer. Who will ill It
and send ii back at the cheap parcel
pos; rates.
instructions for packing VIII ho is
sued by the postmaster and every thing
possible to facilitate the business be-
tween Farm and home Will Lc done.
Foodstuffs under tho parcel post can
be -haudlcd IN packages OF from one 10
nfty pounds at a minimum OF and a
maximum of 30 cents. The collect on
delivery system OF tho parcel post
greatly facilitates the new plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31

RcpOrts Hold
Winifred Charles last
to the police that. nc
up by three negroes at
Franklin Streets and roA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
USE PARCEL POST
TO SEND PRODUCE
Postmaster Thornton Ready 10
Put Into Operation New
Delivery Feature.
SCHEME IS EXPERIMENTAL
Eliminates Middleman's Profit,
Benehting Both Farmer
and Consumer.
SCHEME IS EXPERIMENTAL

Farmers OF ncishbor,ng counties arc
taking deep interest In the plan OF
the post-Onice Department 10 use the
parcel post rs a means of getting
country produces to city customers
eliminating the mlddleman's profit and
resulting IN mutual gain for both pro-
ducer and consumer Several letters
ON the subject have been received hv
Postmaster Hay r Thornton. of the
Richmond post Office. from persons
anxious 10 take advantage - the in
uovation
rs yc; tho schcna is in Tho oxrcri-
mental STAGES. but has nlroady done
much good i'm tho places tried. Ten
cities were selected ~ tho ros;-orice
Department 10 tost the plan. ana en-
c"lleut results are reported from each
II Is expected That general order
covering tho new parcel post feature
VIII soon ho issued. When it is re-
coiv"d here. Postmaster Thornton and
his assistants Will lac ready TO put It
N nr,rl.t.tt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31
Move detention Home.

The Juvenile Detention Home has
tecn removed from East Franklin
street 10 <0A North Twelfth Street. 1t
ks thought th&t the change Will add a
- - 10 the police SYSTEM! -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-31

dcrmen each In the laskdd
though the charter lin
from each ward TO Tire
the new Council. thcrd
tricted Representative.
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Grimes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-04-14

Washington, April 1S: upon
whether the commander of the Huerta
forces at Tampico salutes the Amerl-
can flag in apology for the arrest OF
American marines last Thursday, de-
pend immediate developments in the
Mexican situation. President wilson
declared unofficially today that he ex-
pected the federal commander at
Tampico to fire a salute to the stars
and Stripes, as demanded by Rear Ad-
miral Mayo, and he spoke with a con-
fdence that implied insistence. me
navy department still was unadVlseo
tonight as to whether or not the sa,
Inta had been fired. 1t is understood
that instructions have been sent TO
charge O'Shaughnnessy to represent
IN the Huerta government the feellng
of the administration here over the
affront. but there has been no an
nouncement on the subject Inc pres
ence i'm Washington Of John Lino'
President Wilson's personal represent.
alive in Mexico for the last elsh'
months, gave the Washington govern
ment an adviser with speclal knoMI-
edge of the military situation at ram
nicn Mr. Lind reached here from
Vera Cruz aboard the presioehtla,
Yacht Mayflower early today anu
spent several hours with Secretary
BRYAN. Tomorrow he will see Presl-
dent Wilson, accompanied by Secre
tarv BRYAN, for an hour just petoTe
the cabinet meeting. AuthoritatlVely
II a. said that Mr.. Lind's reports on
the general situation were so conpTe-
hensiye and complete that ne really
did not have to come to washington
to supplement them. Mr.; Llhu nLni
self was uncommunicative, saying
merely he had sought vacation anu
was at the orders of the government
Direct communication between ram
nico and the cable end at vera cruz
which is the only means whereby news
of what is going on at Tampico can
reach Washington, can only De nat
nv wireless. and owing to the preVa-
Ience of storms of hurricane proper
tions this communication mas peeh
exceedingly difficult and slow. IN
Huerta government has been opllseu
TO communicate with Tampico oy mes
sases sent on steamboats,, and II is sug-
geSted by naval officers that II 1t De
comes necessary for Gen. Huerta 10
send instructions to the federal com
mander at Tampico in a limited time:
he might have to resort to the use o!
the radio outfits Of the American pat-
tleships. even in dealing with SUP
iect so delicate as the demand LOT d
salute.