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recently. Tho Congressional Union ali
solutely refuses to ACCEPT. as n sub~ti-
tute. the roundabout bail providing for
nauonel Initiative and referendum on
suffrage. Introduced By the National
american Woman Suffrage. Association.
49,, sas ure would necessitate first.
.he long process OF amending the Ma
uonai Constitution. aud then. the col
Iecting OF initiative petitions and the
referendum In thirty-eight states. 10
ssseept scch measure would delay suf-
large many years.
The Congressional Union will leave no
stone unturned To secure the passage OF
the original bill this session IL an
hounced that the measure would lose AZ
voted ON at this time. and did every
vote. The result showed that mis- Snds--
meht was well founded. There is great
reason To believe. however that tbs
amendment will pass before the end OF
this session.
This year for the first time I'm the
history OF the country, a majority com
mfttee on suffrage has been secured in
me senate For the first time. a unani-
nous favorable report has been made
for the first time since 1877, the meas
IT. mas peen debated In congress. con-
stant discussion having taken place
since July. when twenty-five men smoke
90 behalt OF the amendment and three
against II. In view OF this strength OF
sentiment. and In view of the fact that
the change of only eleven votes would
have meant victory. IL would be The
height OF folly to abandon the fight for
FEDERAL suffrage amendment and ne
gin campaign for "a national Initiative
ana referendum instead. To such n
Ioomsday type of bill the Congressional
Union Is unalterably opposed
Egg Recipes
NO" that the annual winter excite
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Southwest Pennsylvania.
Disordered Kidneys Cause Much
Mieeru

With pain and misery by day. sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night.
ured, nervous. rundown men and
women everywhere are glad to know
that Foley Kidney Pills restore health
and strength. and the regular action
OF kidneys and Bladder. Mrs Sula
Barnes, Bowdon. Ga. r. /, says: II
suffered with terrible headache. back
acne ana Dearing down pains, so bad
! was hardly able to get around.
TOOK three bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills and since then / have been en-.
urely well" For sale by John Cole.
man e Co.-AdV.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGE MADE BY
COUNCILMAN In LEYLAND CASE

tlnued: What was the matter
Tuesday niphtr
''ln reply. ! said. I told you I had
business 10 attend 20 that niuht.
and he asked: DO you intend 10
lay of next week. said: 'If
leyland's case comes up will be
off. He said: mo, you can't be
of, you either have to work that
night or no night said: 4
will lay of that night and he re-.
piled: YOU won't. " you think
more Of hearing leyland's charges
than you DO your job. that's up 60
YOU said: You are the boss.
you hired me and you can fire
me- Then he made some very
insulting remarks to me.
. "He told me 20 GO and get my
card and he would sign IL. I
went and got my card and he
signed u, and after signing IL he
said: Have you any checks or
tools out Of the tool roomr
told him he was the boss and
ought 70 know what ! had. Then
I told him, NO ! then got my
tools and overaIIs and went
home.
That was the first time he ever
said anything to me about laying
on. nsu gone 10 WORK Dctorc al
~ and - o'clock after council
meetings and he never said a
word against IL. When took
the job, changing from day turn
to night, 7 took II with the under.
standing that ! could be off any
night that I saw fit to attend
council meetings, and that was
TO see Henry Grewe. told
Henry that after Leylsnd's case
was over that IL would only be
once every couple OF months. He
said: Alright
II saw Prosecuting Attorney
Addleman and explained the case
to him and he said that no cor
porstion or any body working for
a corporation could stop me from
attending as was acting as a
juror on the leyIand oae. Try
ing to stop you constitute con-
tempt OF court, he said.
"He instructed me to see City
Solicitor Bremen, which ! did"
(Slgned)
JAMES c. DRIScOLI,
Member Of City Coun-
Gil from Fourth Ward.
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MR. OR MRS. DYSPEPTIC! GET YOUR
STOMACH RIGHT-PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

waste. remember the moment Pages
Dizpepsin- comes In contact with me
stomach all distress yanishes. I:'s
truly astonishing-sIrnost marvellous,
and the Joy Is its harinlessness.
A large nfty-cent case Of Pape's Dia.
pepsin viii give you a hundred dol.
lars worth of satisfaction. or your
druggist hands you your money bscx
It's worth Its weight in gold TO men
and women who can't get their stoul.
achs regulated. II belongs In youi
home-should always be kept handy
In case OF a sick. sour. upset stom-
ach during the day or night. It's th..
quickest. surest and most harmless
stomach doctor In the world.
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MAKES OLD FOLKS FEEL
AS SPRi AS YOUNGSTERS
Everybody Needs Spring Tonic. Young and Old Here's
aWonder-ROOT JUlCE-Guaranteed
Money Back, ROOT JUICE

Peel sort o. an
tofnted. achy. larv. 4
have barharhes. Eet
mornings Try A few
doses OF wonderful
ROOT JUICE aud 80
what a difference 10
makes Nou-li feel All
made over You neN
er saw anything rst
into the blood and
purify a.. clean out
Impurities and build
up the whole body
Ike ROOT JUICE.
q Ices.
n acts upcn the
whole system and az
this time OF the year.
when the body o.
CioEEcd up with rlth
and impurities OF the
winter and all the or
sans are half asleep
II produces results
that are surprising %
most people.
r DOT J L &c =
Strengthens the Stom-
ach. stirs Up tho liV-
er. starts the bowels
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Driscoll Statement.
WHEELING. W. VA.

March "a, 1918.
81 was asked to quit work at
the Wheeling Mold & Foundry
plant, where ! was engaged in
running a drill press, last Thurs
day March 19) by Day Foreman
Henry Grewe. II was because
would not promise TO work NIGHTS,
when the leylSnd case was before
council, for their action on the
matter Of impeachment. first
called him over the phone, and he
said: DO you intend TO work
next week said: Yes, with
the exception Of leyland niqht.
he said: oh. no. We can't stand
that, you will have 20 work all
week or not at all Then I told
him I would, In order 20 meet him
personally. Then when | went to
the shop, he came up TO me and
said: HOW are you feeling I
said: Alright And he con-
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In hve minutes, Time il. Nc
Indigestion. gas. sourness.
beIching.

Really does" put had stomaehs IN
order-"reaily does" overcome indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia. gas. heartburn ana
sourness In nve minutes-that-Jus
tnst-makes Pspe's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator IN
the world. III what you eat fermen's
INTO stubborn Jumps, you belch ,as
ana eructate sour. undigested food
ana acid: head In dizzy and aches:
breath foul: tongue coated: your m
sides niied with bile and indigestIsie
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isNAI u III works
Quick n tones az
the nerves ana nuts
new steam. Vim. tore.
and rre into Nou
It's tho gr~sfrst tonic
builder ami rrNlfnI.
inrr Tor old fptkr Nuti
ever heard Or It's
cot O. EtNs results or
YOU get hack every
cent ~ co~t you All
good druggists have
n 90 T JUICE and
they guarantee "a.
You take no chance
" hen you try e. Eut
hc sure Co Est the real
ROOT JUICE pou't
let any dIsnoussf
druggist try 20 lush
some worthless stun
on you and tell Nou
its Just a. Eoo,i
There's nothing INST
as good and you'lisay
80. too.
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Redmond's Statement

LONDON. March 24.-"The lister
orange plot has now been completely
revealed, said John +. Redmond the
leader OF the IRISH Nationalist party.
an statement to-day to the Assoc
ciated Press. Sir Edward Carson -
he said. and his army have not and
never had the slightest intention of
hghting. As fighting force against
the regular troops they could not hold
OUT Tor week" Mr.. Redmond con
The plan was TO put IN the an.
pearance Of 2 fight and then by so.
ciety influences seduce the officers of
the British army. By this means
they intended to intimidate the GOV.
eminent and to defeat the will of the
British people. The action of tho
commanders o. some of the crack cav.
airy regiments Differed by aristocrats
mas now fully disclosed the plan OF
the campaign.
Issue Is Wide One.
me issue Dow raised is q wider
one even than Home Rule for Ire.
iand. IL is whether a democratic gov.
eminent is 10 b. brow beaten and die.
tated TO by the drawing rooms OF Lon.
uOn ana by that section Of officers of
the BRITISH army who are aristocrats
and violent Tory partisans
me cause OF Irish freedom has In
TINS night become the cause of popular
freedom and ordered liberty through.
tout the world. ~ Is impossible TO
doubl what the rr"Iit q. aucn q fzht
will BE-.
Rule bill will be taken Nondav and
the bill viii De proceeded with until
4 finds It's place ON the statute
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NBW MARTINSVILLE

The Daily Intelligencer will be found
on sale a. Agar's Cigar and Friit
stand. Main street. lannon's Cigar
ana frnt stand. Moses Thomas
stand. at depot n
FRUIT stand. John Thomas Fruit
Get an IntelIiaeneer 1914 Almanac
from J. e. Stsnsbury for only IS
cents.
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Pennsylvania railroad Is detained at his
hone on account OF illness
J.. \. Holden. a lobarcr Of the Penn
EvlFania railroad who has been on duty
TOT the past week on account OF illness
is recovering.
Mrs. William Soies Of Shadyside was
q business shopper In the city yester-
day.
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EQUAL SURFACE NOTES.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
WASHilNGTON. March 2f.-The Con-
grssslonal Union for Woman Suffrage
re-introduccd. through senator Eristov
Of Kansas. the bill which was defeated
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the South Penn OIL COMPANY has drilled
its No. IS through the Berea Grit and
las ~, io.barrel punper. In Smithneld
pany has completed 10 rs a., ',bs yo',i-
SnoIgrass farm and has a i5-harrei
puinper. The same company's No. on
the q. l.. Lewis farm Is not good FOR
more than five barrels a dav
On warriors Fork. Warrington dis
trlet Marion county. the South Penn oil
company has completed No o on the 4;
NJ Ice farm and has a iO-barrel hummer
IN the Big lnJun sand. In the same To-
STt M the same company has completed
40. ' on the J. 4: blackberry farm and
has the same kind OF a producer.
In Ten Mile district. Harrison county.
Nne South Penn OIL Company has COM
pIeted No. on the Standard Nuzum
Gordon sand. In Sardis district in.
same company has drilled No. on the
;. T. l.anhan farm intp the Gordon sand
and the hole has filled up 1000 feet with
fluid. In the Wallace district Parrish A.
SroNcs No. I on the II. V. Moore farm
t,,, holding up at see barrels. In Big
NE NE Srssh;; me Nesper Gas Company 5
nos. . end on the Perry farm are pro-
ducinR l59 and iSO barrels a day. re-
spectively.
Southwest Pennsylvania.
In the McMurray development. near
I'M station. Washington county. Pa the
Peters Creek oil a Gas ComDanv mas
completed a second test on the s. 4. a
NJ. a Whitley farm and has s or \
y fNiAlF'is IN TIC 1ofutherS dis
trict. the South Penn oil Company ma.
completed No. on the Jpmcs Chambers
arm ana has very light pumper. In
me me Nsshlngton district. the Carnegie
Natural Gas Company has drilled a test
"a the Todd Riggle farm through the
'alt sahd end has "A gasser. The Manu-
Iaeturers Light Heat Company has
drilled test on the j. W. whcncy farm
through the Fifth sand and has a gasser
ihe same company has completed a test
don sand gassor.
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I.T severe drouth That began the Lad.
i,I lH.f "f f'1t and l1stsd until AMI ~
.N I'lI'N lnF year 'fT.ed smaller Yields
during 1912 of 100 arrIrHTfurtf gr,.,I...f.
i. IfIiI.H f,HifuH and affected fHe Irfl.-
L'fiHE. HfiHtI. cattle and mining indus
ifHn.f urfHfiou There Ysiur ua f....f. D..
lI' interior. sl trlu.pr- tatiou RI bv
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SUFFRAGE leaaue

The meeting of the Suffrage League
will be held In the Board OF Trade
rooms Saturday night. and is open
10 the public. The meeting will open
at o'clock, and the speaker for the
evening Is Mrs. Nina Allender. OF
Washington, ID. C.. president OF the
District OF Columbia Federation Of
Woman's Suffrage Societies. She is
also member of the Congressional
Union, and is widely known in this
ing will be OF interest TO all. and ali
are welcome.
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woAErs CLUE cALrupAa.


Thursday March 20. ESQ D. m.-wo-
man., mans club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. y. NJ
Thursday March 20. $50 + m.-Out.
Iook club. Wellsburg. Miss Judge
saturday. March p. 500 .. n.-Eaual
suffrage league. Board Of Trade rooms
- Women's Club
enneSday. March %. SEQ p. m-Re.
sl.al Music department. A. o. 4. W
Friday. March -. $50 .. m.-HouSe.
wives league. A. o. 4. w hall
n. friday. March %. $50 p. m.-Hons
r.eonoinics department. A o. L. W
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CAUSTIC CRITICISM
Continued from FIRST Par,

an obviously hostile criticism OF the
throne in the memory OF the oldes;
member. nor even in the past century
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uckcrst cut stfr
dneys bother you.
up tired On the
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Outlook Club

The Outlook Club of WelIsburp will
hold its next meeting Thursday. with
Miss Judge as hostess. The follow
ing will make up the program:
Roll Call-Quotations from Longfel.
low.
Bolivar. the Liberator--Mrs. Werlich.
Columbia's Checkered 1istory-Mrs.
Tarr.
La Paz and the Bolivian Desert-Mrs
Reid.
Lake Titicaca-Mrs. Hardin.
Current Events-By Club.
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Inc Music Department OF the WON.
ans Club will enjoy their recital in
the -; y. U. w. hall this afternoon at
program. and Mrs. Don Merriman will
ne In charge. Included on her pro-
cram will be Mrs. Fred Faris, Miss
Dora Neininger. Mrs. Edward Stifel.
Miss Katherine Gilbert. Mrs. Freda
Leiner- Woilenweber. Miss Caroline
Brandfass, Mrs. Erma Beattie-Sea-
bright. accompanisf
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WOMAN'S CLUBS


ixed and publicly supported instruc.
Ton In cooking In many schools. For
me past dozen years cooking classer
nave been conducted desultorily at
Snsuiauqua Institutes. Within the
past two or three years various state
Ia1rs have offered free cooking lee.
lures among their attractions. But
no state ever before organized a reg.
uIer travelling cooking school to ira.
verse the state and take practical cui.
mary and domestic economy knowl.
eoee direct into the homes of the
people without price.
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workius right and sets the kiinsys busy.
You d0u have 90 take a Callon 90 10 ana
wait six months Tor results eIfN.r--
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Egg Recipes.
Now that the annual winter excite
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rRtsrArE ARRIVALS
AT TrE LOCAL HoTEls

Melure-J 81. Rroaddus. Parkers
burg: l. T. smith. Charleston; ". :
Parrtee. Darlington. o.: n. Wilson
Clarksburg: A n. Geilfust. Parkers.
burg. j. r Beck and wife. Morgan.
town: sam X \uzum. Fairmont: J.
O. Wheeler. Huntington. J. "A. Dun
can. Dillonyale. o.. &. a lamber.
son. Coshocton. o: ID A Shoot.
harrisburg. {. :. Smoot. Parkers-
burg: Fred lSornekel. o. G.. Monitor.
Flushing. o. +. Smoot Parkersburg:
T. Reicheldorter. Fremont. o.
stamm-Jos. Bushager and wife.
Cameron: W. II. COWden. Phnippi
?. T. Fuller. Belpre. o.: Webster IA.
sill. Bethany: Carson Dost. Ellen.
ooro. %. n. Woofter. Kenova. G.. l..
hing. Cameron. J. ". DeLong. Cam
eron. W. A Williams. Barton.
Brunswick Mary Adams. Cameron.
George Brindle. Parkersburg: Ray
ingram. Sistersville: Bernard O'Neill,
New MartinsVille. W. A. Iawther.
Y. r. Arnold. Frecport. o.: John
Hartley. Fairmont: T. n. smith.
HARRISBURG: N. II. Kindall A. Free
land. G.. W. Freeland. Glovers Gan:
X r. Heacock. Lisbon. q.
Grand CentrsI-A. n. Caldwell. Al.
ledonia. o.: J. II. Mirise. Coshocton:
=. T. Barnes. bethesda. o.: 4. L.
Kelly. Clarksburg: r. G.. illegal.
GAINESVILLE. o: J. u. Sweeney. Mari
eta. o.: II. NJ. Day. Steubenyille. q. /:
Clyde Mccormick. GAINESVILLE. o.; II.
p. Crowell. Lisbon, O.
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sesd ehsrtsr VI Bd
80
zoos P.ss. Addssss Dr. = " PiERCE Bsif.io N.-Y osE
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About People
Movements % individuals &c
and Frer, tie City.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-12
LONDRES
LOS PINToREs FUTURIsTAs

Londres de Diciembre. ano pa
sado vislte aqui una Exposition de pin
torres tuturlstas, llegados del Continen-
te. Este ano he visto va unas cuantas
muestras inglesas de esa pintura. que
horrlplla al curioso, intriga 8 indigna
al artista, y deja pensativo> al observa-
dor
Los cuadros enviados eran policro
mo agradables a la vista. La factu
ra resultaba, Ell general, cuidada Los
lngleses son sobrios de color, afectan,
Ell su mayOria, un desconocimiento de
la tecnica. Algunos parecfan pintados
pOr ninoS.
La pintura futurista es un arte IN
qmeto y pretencioso, 81 que tambi6n
barbara. Representa- una idea en- e.1l-
brion: una idea sin esbozar. No pre-.
tende interpreter 10 que ven los oios :.
desprecla La luz, la forma, la ammonia
del color. Solo pretende interpreter
sensaciones. Es la inerte ierogliica
representation plastica de las ideas oGe
la vision ha producido en- la mente del
artista. Para clio Sc vale, como medios
de expression, de fguras geom6tricas.
de llneas rigidas, con las que trata de
formar personajes de pesadiIla. de di-
buJo monstruosO, cuyo contorno de.
TALES apenas Sc lOgra adivinar, despu6s
de un pacienzudo estudio de cada Inca
aislada de su relaci6n con ell coniun,
to-
Aquelos garabatos informes, parece
que son slmbolos para 81 artista. Come
al que mira el cuadro, por muy Obser-
Vador que sea, resulta aquello al apo
teosis de 10 horripilante Dudo mdch0
que ninguno de los que eXponen semc-
jantes mamarrachos, crea sinceramen-
te que aquel enjambre de cubos, tri5n-
gulos Y curvas inverOSimiles, entreu-
zados como un laberinto y que no re-
cuerdan ninguna llnea, puedah' produ-
cir Ell quien 10 contemple una grata i'm.
preston de belleza A los ninos les
asustarian esas obras A los hombre2
nos hacen reir. Respiramos al perder
de vista aquellos cuadros, q. no EXPIRE
san absolutamente NADIA, como no sea
el estado morboso de su autores.
En- la Exposition de Londres no hay
mas que un cuadro bueno. Su aut ol
: 10 titula " Kermesse." " Los demas so1
ensayos sin importancia. Los que me
jor pintan, Sc advierte que a1n no S,
han decidido por las nuevas reglas,
han hecho obras mixtas; 10 que equiva
lie a decir que carecen de inter6s
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kermeSse eS mn eniamhro do =,

Kermesse es un eniambre do -.
tas Gle langosta cocida Hay 1nicamen-
te un detalle humane: una Garcia Ia
careta carece de alma, Y es como la pin
tara cualquiera. Ell artista Sc ha limi-
tado copiarla felmente. Despu6s de
un detemdo examen, empezamos ! viz
lumorar 1lguras grupos, Y hacemos
un descubrimiento importante. Las
cublstas, d mansalva, vali6ndose de IN
lncomprensibilidad de sus cuadros 50
atreven con los asuntos mas escabroSoS
kermesse' > es de una ponografia mas
roJa aun que las patas Gle langosta. La
Pollcla Gle Paris mand6 retirar el caa-
dro por immoral, cuando Sc expuso di-
cho cuadro en- Paris.
FL cubismo ha debido nacer del ham
bre. Ell p1blico-se han dicho los en-
blstas-esta harto de la pintura. seolr
Sc ha venido practicando durante 81.
g'los. Los artistas, viendo que srs
obras no Sc vendian han sentido Ia ns-
cesldad de lamar la atenci6n. Tnos
cuantos J0venes. que Sc sienten incana-
ces Gle obtener alguna notoriedad pin.
tando como los demas, sin duda Dor
que no sabian, han creado esa pintnra
que eta al traste con todos los vieios
moldes academicos ajin con el sentido
comJln.
Los fnturistas est5n dispuestos i
trluntar. Desde que sc inici6 Ia nneva
eScuela, parece que han ganado aloli
nos adeptos. Ell snobismo" de los IN.
telectuales hard ell resto A I'm distin-
guido cronlsta espenol le OF afrmar ape
Ell aquellos cuadros hay alguna floso-
fla; sin embargo Ell punto a cult,lra v
profundidad, reconozco inaenuamontn
que la pintura futurista me parece eo
la mayoria delos casos, I'm clayo ar
cuahtos senores, que sc estrellaron 81
olendo, al que Sc han agarrado un0s
lhtentar conocer los misterios de la pa
leta, las eXquisiteces del escorzo las be-.
llezas Gle la luz, la ammonia del color
P. Ribera
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0tra vez Weuler

Acadia de llegar a San Juan Ell tercer
tomo de la interesantisima obra, es-
crlta por el general don Valeriano Wey.
Ter, y que Sc titula Mi mando en- Cuba.
Avlsamos este a las personaS que ad-
quirieron el primer tomo de Ia impor-
tantisima ohra.
Pedid ell segundo tomo en- la ibrerla
lei BOLETIN.
En- Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-12
Seccion ReIigiosa
LAS MISAS EN- SAN JUAN
DIAS LABORABLES

A las LIZ, en- San Ildefonso; las
. liz, en- Santa Ana, HospitaliIlo Y Ca.
pllla tranciscana, lae 7, en- la Catedral
san Francisco y Capilla Franciscana.
las Z ] 2, en- la Capilla Franciscana, a
las s 1l2, en- la Catedral.
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correspondence

70 le ense1o la Teneduria de Libros
por Partida Doble, la Contabilidad de
Corporaciones y la Contabilidad dc
Bancos, todo por 50 mensuales, (ado-
lantados). Eseriba hoy mismo al Pro
fesor Jose L. Fajardo, Box 1913, San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-12
MlSAS EN- PUERTA DE TIERRA
A las 8, en- la parroquia; las Z liz
Ell ell asilo de ancianos.
MISAS EN- SANTURCE.

Dias festivos: las 5 1f2, EN- el asilo
de ninas; las 7 y l 2, en- San Mateo;
a Las 8, en- la convalecencia; a las 9 en-
San Mateo; las 6 3I4, las 8, y Lac
10, en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Cora.
z6n.
Dfas laborables; A las 1I2, en- el Au-
xilio Mutuo y ConvaJecencia de Hernia
mas; las 7, en- San Mateo Sagrado
Coraz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-12
DIAS DE FIESTA

A Las en- la Catedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las 5 liz, en- san ndefonso, las 6,
en- Santa Ana; las 2, en- San Fran
cisco, las 6 2, en- ell Hospitalillo y
Capllla Franciscana; las 7, en- la Ca
tedral San Jose; las 7 liz, en- la Ca
pllla Franciscana; las 8, en- la Cate
dral.
A las s, en- San Jose y san francis,
co las 8, en- la Catedral CapiIla
Franclscana; las 10, en- Santa Ana. a
las II, en- Catedral.