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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
BIG CIGAR BILL FOR CITY
Tobacco Destruction in Waldorf
May Cost High.

The CITY Of New York may bo called
upon 20 pay q cigar lii OF thousands Of
dollars 20 tho Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. and
the cigars. viii not be smokabie. either.
This may develop when the damage done
has. fine burgtlnc OF Pinch water main
ir g.d ~. al Madison ave. Sunday night
- fixed The Waldorf was the chief
.,,Terer The bulkheaos Of the water
light compartments Of the cellar which
~, tbe cigar storeroOm was flooded
The food line IA the cellar show that
twelve feet ar water rushed iu when the
,r,fn hurst The main has been rcpg red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
MRS. VANDERBILT IN COURT
Hears Case of Girl Accused OF
Having Cocaine.

Mrs vs.. g. Vanderbilt accompanied oy
Miss Alice Smith, probation officer or the
voman's night court yesterday visited
Special Sessions. where they listened
10 The trial OF Marion Young, who -
charged with having cocaine IN her pos
session. sirs Vanderbilt is pursuing
crusade aga.us, Illegal traffic IN drugs.
Mn Vanderbilt had heard something OF
me case. and the object OF her visi, was
70 ssec II steps could not he taken 10 cure
ue girl o. her habit rather than send her
10 jan II was found she had heroin in
s'eao Of cocaine. and the case was dis
missed
after the girl was discharged from
OUT Mrs Vanderbilt inspected the
1onbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SIS WILL SAVE FAMILY
rather Of Five Youngsters Ill
and Mother Without Means.

O.. me father Of fvc bright youngsters is
ano their mother ~ left without
h 10 support them The man is
,D"lF eonralescins from an attack Of
ZOO poisoning and. 10 IN believed. viii
SAN TIE use OF hia arm II the present
treatment 90 continued.
~. landlord thinks 80 highly % him
Ia ne "ili wslt for the rent until the
zen cen pay b. Milk and other food
~o,l Do provided Tor the next three
,''Nh TIE CHARITY Organization So
~ abs for 5s5 10 cover the cost OF
f. neccsa.tica
'H'f inaf oe cent 10 me Office OF the
Nl'', 100 Eant sgd o.
:, ~, society acknowledge win tbanss
TOTO Wing contribution sent IN re-
, !" previous appeal IN me Tri-
''hs. Da'id l.. Gluck. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Mister Dead Was Bandmaster

Newport ri ]. April - John
tt.cc,nsn. eaid 10 b. the only person in
me tinted ststes army With tho Official
fjtIe Of Mister" dropped dead io-dn, al
Fort Adaua. whcro hc waH bandmnstcI
Of the eth Coast Artillery COPS. lt'o-
man wa nearing retirement allcr an
arms service OF many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

UNUSUAL is the drapng of this simple evening gown OF
white charmeuse with the pannier effect on one side OF
- the skirt and pepum the other 1t is finished at
gathered belt and Chinese bow The bodce
combination of the charneuse and white chiffon yelled with
point applique.
Two bouses of design will be shown Wednesday
by Miss Ascough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
UNDERGARM ENTS.

IOTA-NfIGHI
Sanitary Goods, Dainty Garments. 1ansoists
lake Notice Write for Booklet ct"
CRIssE-BAiIE CO.. Inc. 1874 5th Ave.
Entrance on SD 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
CORSETS.
D. "A r. C Y f ,%ss :, 70 ord 9,

STYLE and Wearing Quality Guaranteed.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
500 9th Ave. Cor. fed ~. Phone e5c4 Bryant
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
STRIKERS Active N
WEST VIRGINIA FELL

reiiissss W Va. Msssh :is=ssrss
las misess Of ~. West Sissiaia ans;
Pittsburgh Coal s-Mrsas. ~h. sass
t~ch n rams Arsr shs euen aAay !
essp~ssf STAGE sxs sssike sas de-
siasrsi last sepses@b~s. held sssis
sseana ss%ssss il ~as sspestrsi
jssmrs Oates. ss-ss issa.ss ~hs Is at.
'sisI Ia sh~ t'asssa states atsssjcl
e"as' at i'asiipri sos siaia,iaz al.
lassasss.a ai jadzs pAstBa. hat .rs
a.sess sheaa TO less. ss.is s.a,s-
Joseph 'ias.sss visa ass command
o: she ssmr 10 Oates absence. de-
essssl be sersiss aasSsssia sse carp
ustii he received esaess ssets john
r. White. rsesJdsat of the ''aj;sa
Mine wesssss ct Nn-s5sa. se SHOWS
on.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
TEXAS BOOSTS
sOcANuTY TOUR
Mach la,ssess Beng Manifested il
colesaAe 1sa 0vss celesaAs.ss-
The Cali AigAvay.

iniefrss IN ise proposed tour csss
sh- Colorado, ,ssrshe-tsalf highway. to
h- srs,ir hS = fsastY ot Colorado bs-s.'
tets ssis eufaias Mar soestsues in.
ef-a.ias in IN. cities ana io~a. at.
the rsutnsra soa,es II . letter I'd
secretary tssAf Of the local chamlss
.f coaassessr. W ~. ts~sk of the t,nss
wcssh chAmh~s os coAassv~ ss,s:
We arc s.pkiex fos~ssa 10 sh-
ssir ssas una-sssaaa viii be- saaar
~ susse of Ssss Colorado na.xastss .
ns-s the rclos osA-.stc.shs~s.aif high
ssy ..sas~ 'ias~ shi. sssinx. and
ssssssnls hass- soss ~iil s~ il the
fanss n Pea ssr. I psrsnisr tn be-
hs-s to ir.sA sss-f 500 p~sscesi'ss
rh- Aas.ucssbile ceurs " skis cit,
i. greatly ia,ssetsa 10 the psps<ses
ssir and ~il lido everything ss.sibJ~
10 aatc sosf .sAs -kile here both
rirasans aud profitable.
Road. ia this s~etsea arr Ia be
sssas In .t'isaaid sceaissoa. TIE had
risers caused rs the usshouls lest
sAii have all h~~a s-e~ssty saonshed
GA. and the sosds utli he in b~ssss
share shi. s~a.oa shss they hare es.
-s s<~a before and the trip that ls
rfcp~ss ID ought Ia hs cs great h~setis
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
DECISION I NvAUDERll1r
uynvxEa1Y CAN

NssAsi iiie. Tsas.. March :i.-TAs
Teaassnes surrvme eeass leaay ae.
ssa~s' the sssr issolvtas The eualsol
ot vosSesb,as us,ssessty 10 sasse q
The usiv~s>;s, hassa ~ ssasse.s asd
sxnssss the college of bssAsss II shs
xuushesa Methods, ehueeA. fRs
sour, held the hoard ~ isuss 10 h. q
self r~rp~suatiss hoay.
The court. however. held that the
hcssa OF trustees s~lerttoea arc cub.
jces to sosfismassoa ~ shs srsessi
,csfes-aec OF the shuseh's bcssa Of
-oaeAtica.
Under the dseiasos the COLLEGE n
hsshor's veto cf the seeepssarr ~ sA~
beard q: trustees of Asase~ casse.
sie's susi'ssn ac,isr s,ss 10 IN. ves.
,letsil, medical department Il with.
eus effect.
The court held that Cornelius vss.
de:hi't aad rot the SeutAesW Msshe.
dist church was the feaaaxv and ott.
sinsl patron Of Vanderbilt us,ve.s.
isy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Detroit Auto
7esrists Waiting
n 1IiaidGd

a. WslSua. vice :tvesaeas @.
the Packard Matos csr sualpAny as
tsstsu,s. Mica. saa j. q. vtssess
chief sAsine~e f.s the san.~ .oesnasf
sss 10 Ttsnissaa to-day oa their "a,
To ste scssss rkc tvo m.s Nth 6
sutrss ct assistant. sns .asis~~rs
ssum tsr ss.sosy asr srsvesisx In
sss~s htx seven. Passenger Packard
'oasiss sst.
1hts car ~ilI he on the market
scs' year. said Mr. vsn.s.s this
~csniax. referring to eac .s the cars
cs tie tour. They asc jus, .us os
TIC sassosr saa &c asr sfyiax them
ess. The rAsss LETT Ia Iunsa ye--
tsrday. expecting to teach rsta,saa
last sisAs. A'-pas forty miles o.s
shsr broke q wheel aas, rad to camp
fos the ntGhss Nr vinreas ssrovc on
ia the this mosaiax ami the oshes
sve cars arrive, late shs. afternoon.
They arc storrins at l'~nncu sn,
bales garage on t:s., Main street.
Nrl Vincent stated ths. morning
shcr made srir through this coun.
Try every year testing their ear.
fhc, shipped r." mshr factory to la
iunsa. hut ~tf, drive on through to
the coast and hack.
Nr. vincen, .aid they preferred
the southwest to say other rar, of
the eosasry in ~h;.h to scs, their
ears. lIc stated the weather e.nii.
Ions ~esc generally better AMI that
they experienced every condition the
mctortes experienced in orerianil
travel. aad they could put their cars
through I'll ot the tests they would
i,s called urou TO do ~nen in rrac,i.
caiscrvice.
MIR Vincent spoke about the Santa
y. Trail and stated it vas becoming
more regular every year.
The PARTY has camping outfit. and
10 prepared to 60 through all kiad.
n weather. They will leave Trinidad
tomorrow for the West.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
D. 0. PACKER WRITES
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM TURK. CAPITAL
Trinidad Nan Tnvelling in Old
World eeads Greeting to Frisads
in THIS City. IN.

The following letter Was received
recently from J. q. Packer Of Ihi,
city who is travelling In Europe. TIL.
letter il dated February 90. ana
comes from constaniiaopie. IL. va,
later heard from In Damascus. Pales
tine. He is now in London. EnxianI 4
aud will return Ia this city tk. mid
die Of April.
We sse ON the Mediterranean. 60
INK 10 Bissrei. 10 arrive there to
morrow morning. We left constan
tinopie the nixht before last. pass
ins through the Sea 0f MsrmOts an,
the uard~neile. in the night. but il
going up Ne Iassed that part BY DAY
ilKht. We saw the site ot the An,
si-ns Troy-if Troy ever existed oa,
side OF my msthoiosy.
''Coas,antinopi. 4. very interest,
inx, !, has maay Moha msu-dan
mosques Amoh1 others Ne visite.
that Of II. sophis. built by Coas,an
the IN II" 4, n.. Sn the ruins of an
Old temple. II -, snphias stood on.
hulsssed years. Aas thea busn-d and
rebuilt and in the fiuh .-n,ur,
ssaln burned aaa iehuilI. I, wa, .
Christian shnfeh iof os.s = fhousaaa
years. ami under Raaaaa aa,ain!aa
uatit the Mshsm msian. und-r Ala
h"saei II. took the city. hull, Mihas'
cts snd demolished the altar. ans
ever sshsr have as-.i IL asd .siiI us@
Il a. Noham mm-.:ah tnoss,u~ Al is
ssid lo have .ast eef .sss. $3.50 AMI !.
s~sy iAss-. The rasf ot the dome !,
sasiu~s yoa must sskr off yaar shs~-
~ rus on over slippers furnished
Sous The fota os . Christina saitd
s-s a psasanation OF IN. sacred .siAe-
Ia The sai,ss's esii.esias ,psi,
sAi- museum 80 sou the mauspi--
um in ~hish i, il said Ai~ssai-s /
nemhrf. of kis family There il
much myshsinss in this old pat, %.
the world. fss is.saasr. in tbs
Mosque ot - sophia se ~ss- ssos 8.
a isssr xsss in ose Of she xsess saar-
bic columns uasen MAnam-s sh-
eunquefuf A. h~ soar on huss~basA 1
sesa the shassh eas With kis .s.sa
Aisa 90 the sat.se .ulusnn is The pssa.
of the hSas at old Nassass.. vas
hos>~s Ia an.shsf .f sAe columns Sc
uese >Ao.s the tnpsins of sh- hias.if
hand Of the same Nahsm-s-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
10 ,A coss,sse.,e.,seauls h.ss..,.

10 tn coSeeado, TO. shc-tsult hishssy.
''m soa hate ss.sh,ss To do sna
ths srsassr1eass TOT lhis trip. ",
Nc. to arrive here on . Sunday. b.
ssas~ 10 assr eo~lss sheoash sss
ssii.s of asS l~ssisosy. aaa - I AAs
sa ~spe-tsses ot this ktaA asa .af
ss--d . xs~as DIAL lsss August hefus,
s sAs rr.sibl~ To xrs isio Tytataaa
sao~' the rsvaisAns~as yuas ~ IL
shoaid you arrive h~sc srua w~~,
rs<as on saaasy."
Asssae-saesis ssv hsiaa made tos
s~risr eass. eArA car loaded with shs
states b-ss s~.a.ssss. to ,ssse Trial.
dad NoaAAy. May Z. The TRIP nill
be- made oses the e. TO Il. hlss~A,
to 0sls~ssos. Al a. The peSoettol
ssssss oe fssas wsit ssrstve . saaaa
feca tho co,oeoAs haasesss ssvss
saish . sssssa Anns shrpseA tbs
states af ueasAans sss kssAss vn'
he made.
IL i. the risa To sssaa ahoss lhss-
seeks % sh- ssir. r<sses. cs,nessa
Strings. Nsa,spa. russsa. rssaa city
asi rfisidsd ~iii s~sa r.pev~<ssa.
si,ess Il is eae ef the xs~aiess a..
scnahste t.nr~siss sssss shss vss ~.
ct attempted ssa ~ilt s,se cessssAs
aaa tie hish~As . xs~ss s~s, - sepa
gus;ieisy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
cATARRM Of
the PnARYNx,

Ctesssn4 aot youe shfuas ~errr .,ar.
all ssays That ts ~aa. s.a fsasr been
ss"the fcs n,naises l'@ssi.iy yeatx. \
Hsis~ ~ucvs covers TIE i.has,.ss
" S"1 ~~sc 4" 81 ss a ,ipr;a< ~
v-s'S tell yea shas ,eu s.asc ,,1sr-
SuStsiss n poo ~e-~ Z. ir.- iss,.
s.'sf "wn shf~s ycu w.sss., a.s lvsss
hack cs sAr soft ralsss q rs-,. isnsry.
granular aprsasaase ~ .ssc la i .asi
~ ;hc THREAT I'g1srsrsisis this Doc.
lars eat, IL.
t'cs'ssrs he ~er'i Gait IL. s,iiru,ar
et5afynsstIs. T. .ausse sou ,n-7s.sn,
ahncssncv. rea ssc always making
ssiaht taisiastsanc-s ssr4 ssatssi in an
audience. s'an's hnssi yoar throat
stiiL S'rinsr nuss- toth.rs yasi.
Worse in thc wrs,irr.
A-hcn' S-hsm. S-he-n' Tha, IL
the ~ay yeu are going nearly all ds>
HouS-sisues IN the nish. whon Sp.i
~ahc ur. Yca ought to sarsic yrstir
threat with aait wafer every NOM.
sns. C"ia ssIs water. Tina, cie..s
cut the 'hrua' Perfectly and makss IL
ready for tfeatsasn;.
PefEua ts The treatment pssi-
with a sess7cwlfui iscfrss each meal
ard a, bedtime. Try /, fer a srsE
f"a VIII &c Sn1NhiccuL W course
psr9na will not ea:irv.y rcii~sc yau
in veeS- That is too much to cS-
i,ecs Of any remedy. Bu: ~ viii bcro.
NJ soti 50 mach ycu will br .o-i.
,ircea- Yes. II will. " has .io-le
this many times
Fuiicular phsryusisis. ris words
Sitinst as Rad as the disease. Hut u
yod take !sEtna fes one month rer-
s.sa-fY v-nss sy,ax 49,,
had s-cn a disease. Then YOU will
have a perfect Sishs 20 forge. the bis
wcnis too.
pse5ls who ebjssi 10 liquid we'd.
einss ear nov o6ts;u pcruna Tablet.
Ash your drusgist for fr.., reyup,
.uesy Day Almanac for 1914,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
ogHAuouNogY AuD iugp
couY81 At VIA Cruz

Vera Cruz. Nasvh :i.-is I. unies.
stood that Nelson o'sAauyhaeAsy.
Nmerican charge d'affairv,. aad
Thomas n. Hohier. British caassv
daffaires. who came With him frvm
Mexico City. will confer thi. after.
noon with John Lind. yer>cnai rep.
Of President Wilson,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
0 sir U A 3 Y

I0WyS8.
The funeral OF willard r. Bayes.
ihs three year old son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Hayes. Was held a, the
home. 81: State street. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rev
erend 4. u. Pendle,on. Interment
was made in the Masonic cemetery.
SpYoats.
The funeral Of Eva May sproats.
he ON. year old daughter OF Air. anl!
Mrs. Peter Sproats. Was held today q;
the home. sag johnson ayenue. IT,.
services were conducted by the Rev
efend r., o. butler and the inteEmsnt
'"ok piae. in the Odd Fellows eemn-
terry,
Cleeton.
The body 0f Frank CIe.ton MSS
sent to-day by the Ha,i-Ms Mahon un-
ierinkins Company. 20 his former
home in Kansas City for intsrm.n,-
The deceased Was u printer and for
mer alderman 81 Kansas city. lie
has been in Trinidad bu, short
ss'ss>- Wv NNN - s'AhS"s "s $50 -
biographical tnion. whi.h has taken
charge OF the i,ois.
Clay.
AIRS, jaanaa CLAY. aif- ot jnhn
Clay. died yesterday In0Eniag a, hes
home in Morley, -A- iss.as.d sls
only ~ years OF as", The body sill
probably b. sen, To Florence. Colo.
asg former hams. isT iassTmen'
Heinz.
hi.hafi tisinz. nen.b.r Of the
coi.ssi. National Guard. siatsaa.a
nj casa, San Rafael. died yesterday
meraInz at San i,aise. hospital, af
pneumonia The authorities a.r
awaiting tn hsas tsan the relative
of the .i-'.as-si ,o Ln"A nha, alsrs-
.iIion sa s.ak- .t si.- b1.iSs ii.s s.is-
iis.s iis- in Texas sas 1, is rsoi.ai'i-
the i-,.iy ~ii h- s.n, shsu-.
Wsihess,
The iptaa, child al MF aad Airs
1o,n Nath.ss sti-L ttsts morning 81
lh- horas In i's-s-r sippsu ssnna.
nsssh If the sisso rh- tunsssl ess
held shss as,ssaa8a a. shr rsiasssd
rnass'akiaE sSassaay's CHAPEL asa
ihissas~es I-@A phase ID sh- Easris
e.sassrsss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
OSWALD suuDERr 10
c0PY1lonr ..nuo COAL

The shuher' Csar Company ~ili
make the famous King Coal" cisars
- ssoa - ccpysish, Of tho trade
mark cas- te occurred from wssh.
layton. Oswsid shub~rt I. the orig
inai owner cf the brand aad Hiram
Ionnsca the designer Of the trade.
mark. IL
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

\ pair il tho side ct hack sha.
catches sas ssrn Ypu sssaish'-a az
ssils sss a rubbing appiisatisa as
iiNi.i.AEbR SSow i.tN!Mi:<T. II
s.iasrs tho snassaetrs muscles and
permit. sriiassg bssiiY haassna With
.as sssss.sinx ss sse.as eaisns~s t'sis.-
sss. 5.~ and SssSc rss bottle fold
hf shc ttaasfssA hrus 60.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
ABDUL HAllD. DEpo9ED
SULTAN. CRITICALLY Ill

t.neAns. Nss.s :is-Absui iia1ia.
sA~ aeps~a saisaa OF rask.g. ss ia
sssisssf eesaissss. sssosasas ;s =
a~snssss tsosa cssssSssieaates Ts-
tossass 'a'rs sas s~ra III foe s@sar
ssm-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
vSe AlleU's f00f-rA1f

~ sa'issvs< VSOAR " - sAAnse loso ~ 80
Ntss sAet ~ 3eS0fe est scs tssA QRAson, esv&.
lea. sscssinG es~s. - A~as Huna.kMs. II n.
lasses ess~s - ssntsss cf ~, vsse 80 uslsv~,s
Ncs.ss sssv saA tAlcss sv~Sa 1see ~ tGAr~ ~
N0r'nf csssi>N rsesss lsstfes s'S
 sp-' ~
ReeArvS - Ns~ se~es. Il V ~ sssstess evssscRS
,,sg~,srs csike Aee M i ssss.s.. AAAss.s1lks.v,
ss<. Sr~vGsH< Mpjse eHvas ~ nm MI
r~tis<.. ssass-s ASA = oassi, e NJ, y !.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
0h1ietiaa laia.ee.

The chstss,as ueisaes society hold
rsgslar assvisss every Sunday morn.
Ing u los West ylrst street. Nora.
tag service st ~ e'sleek and Sunday
sesool at s:3e. wednesday evening"
a,sssIsss ~ = O'Clock. All arc vel.
eo0s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
uSissiau 0useh.

Jh~ minister VIII pssnSh at IL a
- aed s;30 r. -. Subjects OF s~E-
oons. nosaiss ~ i.~n,-n sermon: '
eseaiak. "N~masS." Sunday school
ae~ts ss s;ts D. n. sad Christian
End~asog asrata8 si sac y. IN.
Tss>~ timeS os worship. insirieiisa
ssA ~ushaslssm are tor YSu. bsst si!i
b~areis Soa oaiy ss sos, sfc hsr-.
hsstsx part IN th~sas All ~ili sind
. u~ieo0e. Chusrh s.s Fast Mais
sss-ss.-itasaa,th Cook. Minister
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
IN THE CHURCHES
nthana-0kureh.

sa1}ay erhos' stis;ss, Divine
servt6 stl II :. u: hhis sunday il
tic English language. We cordially
iaSite strangers 10 worship with MS.
*. Walter schmist. Faster.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

"A sore throat eaa he treated sVs;
tsuo the ouaaadc. The tAspas .hoa's'
~ ssbhesl gently With RAt.'.ARp's =
SNOW IMMINENT. Apriy at nish,
asd cover With = cotton cloth han
dsse: by aossiae the aosvsesa will
disappear. Price ssc. soc ssd si..n
pef bostle. Sold hy the Wausmaa
OrvR Company.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Et.,s i. 3. ch.Reh. South.

1'Tcarhlnx ~ ! In ~, and .jo ,,
~. by the pastor. Suaiay school ai
s;ts .. -. !. Y. HsEalsh. snp-sia-
l-ndeat. i.isd~a avenue sunday
school at 3fp. ~. Ass- cssii. sup,,
Junior Epworsh l.essu. q, . 30 .,
p. x~siov League service at $50 =,
"a u. P~adietoa. Pastor
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
ve lellAel|Sse.

4tgUe 81eAo4tDe.
ttsss Aetha'stss t:rs~ursl church
Cosa~s state saj iisuam streets
rsssk ". Bsrtssis. pssssrs saeasy
sshecl 81 S:ss - ms Epsosth
t.sssue a. ssso r ~ PRAYER meet.
iss Wednesday ~sssssa. ssaaas
sausetae rt-asain1 service at ~ o.
ctosk. Aashsm. We That ssaas ia
the ilcass'' ,spsaney,s soi.. sap.
rltesttoa'' 't'ase-in-Nt. Vim pav.
lea A~s0oa ~ the psssnf. Evenias
s~sssre ~ ::1s r. m. Anthem. Sc.
lecsed. solo. sslssssx-Nrss J. A.
las&Al,s. sermon by the pastor.
The fcsss rcc,leis rnrvias Ni~ioa-
asy sp<tety viii meet with Miss
lnuisc fasruharsen. isis Grant
as~Nuc. on Tuesday rseasas The
sunday school board viii be called
st the eoaeias'ea Of prayer meeting
on Wednesday eveaiaa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
lapIise CaLareh

The pesens will eeeupy the pulpit
both 1oeaiag and ev~ains. His sab
pert at ~ o'clock will be- The For
saaea Leader tchvis,". In the even
lag ~ ':se he vii speak on The
Prophets Hisioa.'' The sunday
school opeas ~ S:t; and the H. Y.
y, 4. ~ $50.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
4lvas3ea Amy.

sunday Aerstaes: ''tnsi- fsaek
viii b~ rs~s~al Al shs ssiie~ihx;
Rally ss ssss D. ~ tot sh- os--a Ais
Assassination 81 -. sssasn To hal.
for the Inside tSellasss nss-,sas az ~
q. -. 0s~ss ss0Sssy sssssias. saa-
AsS troool. ~ .:3s p Hsz Essfsas-
alsssy nsrsiss ot the foass reo.
,ses Lsssos s:ss p o. s:s~sis.
Os~a Air asaaasess .sss follow ed
b. ssssd~ rally ssa haiti. sss sssis
~ r. - Al issesrssssE assisaH
ssos sessie~ ~isi b- Aels in eusses-
i,os ~ish the ~sss,ss sasssiss. ~sea
she safsas eAila 81 hfos aaa a,sses
cns~ Gill h~ sssea to sss-, sss sss
Army By IL. iapsr~as<. srsrmpsy
Aajes Waite viii otfisiaI- ~ ihi.
sat all ae~sisss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Msse Celia ket~sav of rue'.a earss
10 last night s.s sc- DAYS siss.
With Rev and MIS- y w. lss-snall
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Ns,e P.,sly,atsa. c,Is,,A.

YosSe GJu1e9e03a0. GhaHsA.
'Chsaa~ts 0Asesusssse.' vno ~ shs
ssAjess q Hes. T. y rhAsaies's at%.
spsss~ sa@ossov eossisss rei. set.
nee ~iii ~ . s.sa~s 10 shs, OF ssss
sabbath. the sheoe, ef 0kses 90.
''ChAss~s. Tor i.se-.ts~sAs~ Ia
she ~Se~isx. Sac. Eess Csssaies
siIi deliver she first of . svsies oi
sAust sssasy s>saiss addresses -
''Ur~ss Live ~ ixfe Teachers. NJ.
asseJevs heisx 'Gsiaesees os fsi;Af
As si,asssslea By Abraham xe~ssAl
music gos the asy is - follows
AcssIaas AstAes ~ choir Solo By
Mr. j. u. lsasse.s s:sessass Aa-
tae0 ~ sAo,s: Trio. ''Nessvs 1hy
rsssssee" tfvssteI BY Mr. rsssk
Sses~. Mr. T. 4, rhssaicf aud Mrs.,
j. II. oasses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
Conferencias en- la
B blioteca Insular

Ante una concurrencla muy numefo
sa di6 aver su anunciada Conferencia
Ell doctor Lopez Landr0n. Fu6 un act9
brillantisimo
La elocuencia del orador, la impor-
tancia eXtraordinaria del asunto la
maestr1a con que desarroll6 su tema.
contribuyeron poderosamente a este
resultado.
Expuso de que modo un pueblo de
canibales, bajo la admirable pericia co
lonizadora de lnglaterra habia llegado
a ser la colonia mas libre feliz de la
TERRA. Detall0 la forma en- que Sc ha
bia Operado este milagro Gle la sabidu
ria moderna Ell Nueva Zelandia, ac
tuando sobre una raza malaya, en- su
mayor parte.
Tuvo parrafos tan interesanteS tan
bellamente dichos, que promovieron
grandes aplausos entire la concurren-
Ella, Y al terminar sc le tribute una yer
dadera Ovaci0n
Su discurso dur6 cerca dc dos horas
y ofreci6 dar en- mevas Conferencias
detalles documentados y precisos de
esas insttuciones sociaes y politicas
que con raz6n estan siendo objeto d.
estudio de alabama de los estadistas
mas COMPLETENESS Ell la ciencia de la 60
lonizaci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

Diciembre 21.-Los austriacos toma-
ron por asalto a las plazas rusas de
Petrikau y Pshedborah. Tn ataque de
la caballeria rusa al Oeste de Pillkalen
fue rechazado Las batallas continuan
en- Newport, Bixschoote y La Basse.
Todos los ataques de los franceses al
Oeste de Lens, al Este de Albert Y al
Oeste de Noyon fueron rechazados Pa
r1s adnite Que los alemanes progresa-
ron en- Sainthubert Londres comunica
que la ofensiva de los aliados en- ell
Oeste tiene por objeto de impedir los
alemanes mandar refuerzos de los cam
pos de batalla del Oeste a los del Este
contra los rusos. El Senado italiano
levanto su session. despues de una mani
festaci0n unanime en- favor de la Paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
Sc ALQUILA
La casa Isabel "a No. 2 antiques al
macenes de Dooley Smith Co, propio
para oficinas y almacenes.
Para informes, P o. B. 312

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Dana fallecida

Aver ha fallecido una dana distin-
guidisima que gozaba de un alto apre-
clio en- nuestra sociedad: dona Isabel
Oller, viuda de Paniagua
Fue una vida ejemplar la suya, por
ESQ su muerte ha cauSado una honda
impression, porque alg1n premio han
de tener quienes pasan por ell mundo
regando ell bien Y llevando ell consuelo
todos los corazones Y no hubO una
buena obra que no hiciese dona Isabel,
nj un dolOr que no cOnsolaSe.
Su entierro, que tuvo. lugar esta ma
mana a las once, fue una gran demos
TRACTION de duelo.
Representatives. de la banca, del CO.
mercio. de las industrias, de la prensa,
de las classes mas distingudas de la So
ciedad y de las classes populares asistie-
ron al acto del sepelio que result6 es-
plendida demostraci0n de simpat1as
la familia doliente
Llevaban las cintas don Rafael Pala-
clos, don Ferdinand r.. CeSteros, don
Eduardo Acuna, don Eduardo Georget-
ii, don c. S Howard y don Miguel Lo-
pez Gaztambide
En- la preSidencia del duelo iban don
Manuel Paniagua, don Francisco de
Paula Acuna, don Angel Cestero, don
Carlos Maria Soler y D. Antonio Sar-
miento Este despidi6 ell duelo con
sentidas Y eiocuentes palabras.
Reciban los deudos de la fnada, y
muy especamente suS hijos don Ma
nuel, don Carlos, don Reinaldo, don
Angel dona Abigail buenos amigos
nuestros, la expression de nuestra mas
sentida condolencia.