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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Favor Mexican Railways Plan.

stockholders of the Mexican central
Railway Securities Company which holus
800 OOO. 900 OF the prior lien bonds OF the
National Railways of Mexico. voted unah-
ir,ouslv Yesterday in favoring of deposit
ing the coupons due January uhcer inc
plan recently announced for their pay
ment through an issue OF notes. Accord
ing 10 the original announcement the
bondholders have until February 10
assent TO the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29

Washington, January Is
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel EDWARD A. MILLAR, from 9th to
Following oficers from recruiting stations.
designated. TO home: Major CHARLES
y RARNEY retired. Fl Paso; First Lieu
tenant THOMAS W. GUNNER re'i'eu'
Captsin CoURTLAND NIXON. Infantry; as,
signed 9Th Infantry. from Walter Recd
General Hospital to ms rss,n I9urp oo,b
Infantrv. TO Castle william, Fort Jay, Tor
Jutv with 9th Disciplinary Company ana
as ASSISTANT prison oflcsr: - r,pu,r>,
am Field Artillery. detailed student ON
Ger. school Of Fire for Field ArtiHery' for'
sin. February Is
Commander A ". KINDS. detached com
mandsnt. naval station Guam nome
, AVA, DioT r. A. WHITE. detached navy
vard. Philadelphia: 10 the Tacoma
ri.utenant (junior grade) >. 4. CLEMENT
TO navy yard. POT gsaSsl q NJ MG1LL de-
tscbeJ the Tacoma; 10 home, await or
Ensign II. $ ROBERTSON. to the Sheye .n.,v
chaplsin J. NJ +. MGlNTN. detached receN-
re- shi, a, Nev York; 20 the Tennessee.
poss.uain STEPHEN INGHAM, detached the
Hartford. TO the C1ns,ella' ts,.ched r.c.iv,nr
hin AZ Philadelphia. TO the missouri.
Gunner O. u. BUTLER. detached the Con-
stellation. TO the Illinois. ,,.,.,, ,oi,, -
Psvmssters ClerH a j. BARNCM' appoint
ps .nena Clerk W. X, CRAP appointed to
the Birmingham.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. - The
toIIouinc movements OF warships have
heen reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Ian .-The Yankton. at Santiago; the Mon
Jan ee-The Wyoming the Florida tho
Utah. the Delaware. the South Caro.iha, me
Dtsi. the Henley, the Drsyton. the Msyrant
ire Mccall the Warrington, the Paulding
the Ammen the Burrows the Patterson. the
Trippe the Joueit. the Besle the Tanning
IN. Jarvis the Jenkins. the Cassin' the cum
rinrs the Duncan. the Yankton. the Leb-
sncn' the Vestsl. the sonoma. the ontario
ana the PatuNent. at Guantanamo; the ORION
At Guantanamo ,-,-. a.. %
fon,sc and the Des Moines. az Newport :
the Chester. at Vera cruz: the Tacoma at
Lower Harbor. Portsmouth. y. h.
SAILED.
Ian. 2l-The Ves,al the sonoma. the on
tario and the Patuxent. from Culebrs for
Jan '25'-The Yankton. from Santiago FOR
guantanamo; the Lebanon from Cuatro
Eesles Channel for Guantanamo.
Jan 2s-The Tacoma, from Newport for
Portsmouth. y. H.. the Nanshan. from
Nszstlsn for san Francisco.
Jan. .T-Thv South Carolina. from 6usnta-
rsmo for Port-au- Prince, the Yorktown.
fom Mazstlan for San Bias; the De7
Moines from Newport for Lypnhaven bay,
the Tonopah the d. the d., the D-3,
the Ell and the E-2 from Key West FOR
Galveston.
Jan H-The Pittsburgh. from Mazatlan for
Manzanillo.
The Brooklyn ordered commissioned in
ordinary. et Philadelphia. March !.
The Nsreus viii leave Hampton Roads for
Guantanamo. February !.
The Cesar will leave Hampton Roads
9bout February for New Orleans and
Pensacola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
STEEL CAR DIVIDEND
Nothing Had Been Paid on
Common Stock Since 1904.

Dividends were resumed on the common
stock of the Pressed Steel Car Company
Yesterday after a lapse Of ten years. d.
rectors declared dividend Of per cent
for the year 1914 10 be paid out OF the
earnings Of the year 1918. II was not
known until late in the day that such
action had been taken.
The outstanding common stock OF the
company amounts TO ,l25coooo, which
means that the junior shareholders this
year Will receive $4,000 as compensation
for their long wait. The dividends will be
paid in quarterly instruments. DIVIDENDS
on the preferred stock are al the rate OF
Z per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
District Notices.

on February the troops Of the western
prorx District. urder the direction OF
Deputy Scout Commissioner DdN'u
Bull. will meet at Van Cortlandt farA io'
Joint scout practice and inter-troop sainss
On February IL the Roman cannon
troops under the direction OF Deputy
Scout Commissioner A. c. Charles VIII
take the 1910 train from West farfi'S
and 60 TO Hunters Island for an OUTING
Examination for promotion for scouts
in the Richmond district will be held al
~ c,aten island Academy on the even
ing OF February 3, AT 2. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Manhattan Transit Company
to Authorize Time Extension

The protective committee for the Man
haitian Transit Company stockholders VIII
meet to-day TO authorize an extension
to March / for deposit Of stock. Steps
will be taken by the committee to apply
for court order compelling full dis
closure OF all books, papers and docu-
ments of the Manhattan Transit Company
and the Longacre Company.
Secretary Leonard of the New York
Curb and member of the committee
said that officially he hadidemanded the
appointment of registrar and later had
received a letter stating that the COM
pany had appointed the Empire Trust
Company as registrar. This the trust
company had denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
CANADIAN LOAN SHRINKAGE
Bank Statement in Ottawa
Shows Dwindling Deposits.
IRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Ottawa. Jan. pa great contraction in
current loans in Canada and many other
important changes, compared with year
ago, are indicated by the monthly bank
statement issued to-day by the Finance
Minister. showing the condition Of the
Canadian banks as Of December g. Com
pared with the statement of year ago,
circulation is 100000 less, demand de
posts are 100000 more. notice deposits
have dropped 100000. deposits outside
Canada increased 100000. call loans In
New York increased 100000. current
loans in Canada decreased $5s,944,oO6 and
current loans outside Canada Increased
N7.3l5262.
The main items. with comparisons with
the previous month, are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
TELLS CHURCH PROBLEM
Bishop Greer Says Christianity
Should Be Every Day Principle.

Bishop David H. Greer declared at a
dinner OF the Church Club, held al the
Seamens Church Institute last evening.
that the problem confronting the Church
WAS the necessity Of making Christian
doctrine the anmating principle OF
everyday life in such manner that social
service work done by the schools and up
NJ, organizations might be done by the
church itself.
Dr. T.. r. Could president Of the Church
club introduced Edmund L. baylies, pres
,der, Of the Sesmen's Church Institute.
and Bishop y. S. Thomas. of Wyoming.
both OF whom spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
WOMEN TO STORM WILSON
Suffragists Will Demand His
Views on Amendment.

FROM Inc iflhlh' SNi'@~'l
Washington. Jan. 2S.-Suhragists plan
10 lay siege 10 the White House next
Monday. whether the President VIII re-
ceive delegation OF not The congress
sional Union for Woman Suffrage re-
,,,.osted an audience with the Chief EX-
sc,,ive but has received no reply
The President received a large dele
cation OF suffragists recently. but ms
statements we're not satisfactory 10
those in charge Of the votes for WON
en-" propa ganda. The object or the IN
teryiew next Monday Is TO obtain from
the President some positive statement
regarding his attitude toward the pro-
oosed constitutional amendment en-
franchising women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
PILGRIMS OUT IN FORCE
Hold Annual Meeting in the
Whitehall Club.

Two hundred Pilgrims attended the an
nual meeting OF their society at the
Whitehall Club yesterday afternoon. AL
most 200 more than any other club could
muster at such 4 place and time accord
ing 10 Chauncey NJ. Depew. the toast
master.
And the reason for this attendance, "
added MIR. Depew. lis that the Pilgrims
are something more than local. or social
or even national; they represent the unity
of all those who speak the English lam
guage. the racial sympathy and energy
which has made the greatness OF the
Anglo-SaXon world. Let us drink, then,
as is our custom. 10 the President and 10
his majesty the King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
"Boys" to Fete Schoolmaster

George White, who has been cohhec'cu
with the public schools OF the city Tor
ffty-two years. will be the guest OF honor
AT the annual dinner Of the George White
Alumni Association AT the Hotel savoy
next Thursday evening.
Among the hosts will be Justices Fran
c,s N Scott. Chester r. Mclaughlin and
Joseph Mulqueen. Cyrus u MlIer ana
Nathaniel A. Elsoerg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29

IN s Globe Son. Inc. wholesale csndy
dealers ~ 80. sos East Hist street, so"
liabilities Of s. as and assets. s5,5'Z, con
sisting 81 notes s. 377. and money due from
FIRE insurance companies. -. 2nj.
LOUIS MOUND-Scheduies of b'ols
Mound. dealer In mems furnishing goods A..
80. SOB Eighth avenue. shor NanllIles =,
sS4sa and assets s. 0O1 In stock and
fixtures. - A.
lsIDOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of fsldor hin-
zig. dealer IN drygoods. A. No. lSi AFenu-
\ show liabilities OF 81 "a. and esseis.
81 3ft consisting Of stock $1,000 accounts
1901 and cash In bank 81
MAURICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of May-
rico Neslsr dealer in women's and men ,
furnishing goods a. No. 22Gs EiEhtn ~
rue show liabilities 81 fi.lS2, and assrt :
81 49,. consisting Of stock S2.loo hNtu'eS
$3.50. md gas deposit So.
ROBERT r. HATNES-Judge MAYER mas
granted a discharge from bankruptcy 70
4sth street who filed petition on Febru-
ary 9. 1913 with liabilities NJ - SpJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
BLUE SKY" LAW INVALID
Michigan Act in Restraint OF
Commerce, Court Rules.

Detroit. Jan. $-The Michigan blue
sky" law was declared unconstitutional by
the United States District Court here TO-
DAY. -
IL was held that the Michigan law
would act Ia restraint Of commerce OF al
kinds and would be a burden on the IN
tcrstate Commerce Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Announcements.

The following announcements "eie
made
I. In the future all Scout notices. r.
ports OF meetings and other Official ma :
ter relating TO the New YORK 1lty Sou ~
ell will be published IN Inc lIi'"i'o
Thursday OF each week. v-,,,-
.. Deputy Scout Commissioner .ho
lam Barbour has been assigned TO t ne
upper West side district. and Depu,,.y
Scout Commissioner DAVID NJ: bun 10
trict has been enlarged to include thee
RiVerdsIe district formerly in charge OF
Mr. Barbour. Mr. Barbours new dls MS
tri.t is bounded by I'D street. Centra
park West, LenoX avenue ana the Ha'
2 Pocket membership certificates are
now ready for all Scouts whose annus
dues have been paid and whose SGouI-
masters have registered prior 10 Jahu-
airy 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Troop Items.

Scoutmaster Arthur c. Eckstein Reports
tho, Troon 1of recently gave speciaI
exhibition Of Scout activities III noiiot w
oscar Straus, comprising knot Tying "'S'
aid and signalling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29

60 mqus Partisan Novelty shop. new
So e.. 80 ON eve. near f5th - kAclu-
rsuyns in simiN Diamonds and Pcrlcs
Ma p,.t'ti approach 10 real Gems Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warshlps
From The Tribune Bureau J

.FrOm Iht IIIUuNt DUI'"
Washington. January p.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29

increase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

mo, no hay duda, apareceria por en-
Icanto, ell Sol Naciente; ell Jap6n seria
un actor mas en- el escenario de la gran
|traged3a, que Sc presentla.
Mas, los acontecimientos Ell Mejico
|pudieran de tai manera preciparse; Vi
lla Y sus secuaces enyalentonados por
la aynda de los Estados Unidos, pudie-
ran, cada dia, seguir aumentando la ci-
fra de sus horrores cr1menes, que
|entonces, la conciencia popular Gle los
pueblos ultrajados desbaratando ell in
ter6s mezquino de sas respectivos y
culpables gobiernos, obligaran 4 es-
tos 4 tamar las debidas J justas repre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15
a clave del enigma
FL cASo DE MEJICo.

La ir-lura reposada del brillanie y
pafrioilco ariiculo. Wilson y MeJl-
cs" ,u auior IL Baron de Sacro Ii
rio. lle publico este diario ma cortos
dias. prolujo ia nuesiro ammo el pie
nu coi tencimicnio. que IA tenlamos
arerca de los iragicos hcchos que Sc
>uc,deu hoy "a "a antigua imperio
alirra.
Vare-e scr que. un trlstc hado we
ur pres.diemdo los dcsiIuos de casl 10.
doe lo, paise, hispano amcrlcanoS. a
iuzgar per Ia era inierminable de re
tur.ia, lrairIcida>. que poncn cn SerIo
e lumiYenie pcligro Ia soherania naclo-
lsi lt mirgriiad ale la patrla de dl-
elsa, r publicas I'm medic dc este
laueniablr csiado dc cosas. habia un
riemp.o comsolador. cdiiicante dc
ai,nfadoras esperanzas. para IL porVe-
nir dr la America Latina. la actitud
gallardu bomrosa dc Colombia. que,
NAL aEemida r0n lo> hechos ronsuma
do,. cou la cNpoliacion de Panama
n.ea,, s.cmpre. d.,l. cl momento al,
aalri e.ramdaIo Io~o latrociuio. pactal
con "a stc io rapiha Colombia liza clau
dirado. urg1 su 'rgcnderaria historic y
R,ndio so dignidad ultrajada por amos
suaufo, miilonc~ de dollars NJ San
Martin. >ucrc Bolivar lcvaniaran d'
sls mnAa- Nieran las vcrgonzosa>
-apfularionc> dc los pucblos quie
nr, ellos dirron iibcrtad = Independent
eia. >rguramente. que renegarlan dC
~l obra \ IA vista de- este y otros de
sacieriD, poliiicos dcbcmos poner en-
d ia De- coniraiernidad hispano ameri
cana la uni6m dc Ia raza. quedandC
tolo lilo reduciio 4 IN bu,n deseo. 4.
liri,mo~ $ lrasc, de pirotccnia. I'm de
hnitifa. sobrr I'll particular. NADIA pric
fi-o ,. ha hecho hasia hoy. salyo algu
n0 que otro banqnetc mas mcuos OPT
paro. un0s cuantos discursos embote
lladOs varias esirofas llenaS dc cas-
cotr li,erario
El cao, melicano theme Fl lrlste pn
yiegio de preocupar hondamente Ia
afencion del munIo cnicro Parece SCI
qlr 81 angel del exicrminio bate su,
negras alas sobre aquel pals. tam dignC
de mejor suerte q no cs f3cil ayentu.
rar eI ttrmino de un conhicio sangrien
fo. excessive en barbara hunana. que
faya eu los limites de lo inverosimil
liIen ag0si0 se presenta. para las ca
sas cinemaiogr1lieas con Jos hechos es-
pelumantrs de Mfjico: las peliculas
de VaqnerOs que ianto ilustran a nues-
tras GLASSES populares. seran torta y pan
pin'ado con los ,alyaiismos de villa
8 ,u banda
kehe1ionando acerea de eStos suce-
sos luc'uosos. obssrvam0s como la IIu-
mauidad se nos presenta en- su estado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

lprimitivo. sin obediencia a ley alguna,
sin dictados de recta conciencla. So
Ihrep0ncse i todO miramlentO la pafte
Ihorrascosa de crud1es instintoS que al
punas veces Sc hallan dormidos, como
as fieraS Ell Su cayerna pero, al deS-
lnertar 81 mundo. aun ell tenido por mas
lrivilizaGo. cOnviertese en- una selva,
ldonde Viven Il Su placer toda claSe de
IalimallaS. FL hombre no esta todavla
niicitntemente domesticado; Ia mayor
partc dc los progresses de las clenclas
on medios habileS de destruction, de
mucrte FL dicho de Plauto: FL nom
ge eS I'm .lobo para el hombre nun
n como ahora. tuVo Su mas eNalto
umpIimiento. .Jman Grave Ell Su llbrO
La Scciedad moribunda c0nsagra
odo nm capitulo. para responderse a
tsa pregunta: "a Es malo el hombre?
Ia ,ocirdad eSta cOnVertida en el anita
go, Smo de los ntereseS y c0nVlerte
Ida ndividuo en enemigO de su pro
.Mo. rs la lcvadura del NAL que con
mos \ nueStro entender, no hay
IrazaS iJerioreS. va que las que Sc dl-
lc.H up1ioreS Y proclaman enfatlca-
ute >u alto grado de cultura, Ell ma
"a dcSmcrecen del hombre primitive,
lcl saivaje Las atrocidades de los
garos en- los Balkanes y las cruel
dades dc los itaianos en- Tripoli el
lproccdcr inicuo de los belgas Ell el
ongo Y la humanidad de los yankees
ron los pieIcS rojas, NADIA tienen que
i l>idiar i los desahogos constitucio
laies dc los mejicanos. Y 81 de 10 co
] eejivo paSamoS Il 10 individual cada
uomcnto. en- cl camino de la vida nos
ee itd el salvaje. tn hombre al tratar.
lpor VeZ primera con otro semeJante,
.ouo.ilrdo bien la familia, Sc pone al
Instant, en- guardia. teniendo el zarpa-
20 por inStinto.
\ tu Ia PscoIogla dc las mulitudes y,
dc Co. l.. Bou. Sc trasa un cuadro de
mano maestro. donde Sc describe, CO.
mo las muchedumbres tiendcn siempre
L 'os extremes el servilismo dc las
nisma, ante una autoridad fuerte; de
lol es un factor poderosisimo la ina
\ ginaclOn popular, que Sc ImpreSiona
4 Facilmente por el aspecto fant3stico de
las cosaS. y ha Sido este la base del
llpoder de los hombres de Estado lie
yendo, por centesima vez, las mmino-
sos paginas de esta obra, velamos en-
sus ideas una aprOpiada eXplicaci6n
dc 10 que actualmente ocurre en- Meji-
co.
II FL Baron de Sacro Lirio Sc eXtraiia
H. con sObrada raZ0n. en- su articulo
de la equivoca politica que Wilson ST.
II que en- la tenebrosa question meiicana
~ muestrase. igualmente, indignado ell
Iarist6crata espanOl, por la indiferencia
lpumble de las naciones europeas. que|
fr6zanse de brazos. ante los hecros van
ldalicos de Villa y los suyos, contra vi
da y haciendas de extranjeros
Namos nosOtros 81 podemo8 d dar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15
Comidas Espaholas

Desde el dia primero de Abril queda-
ra inaugurado en- los altos de la casa
numero 18 de la Gale de la Fortaleza,
un buen servicio de comida q la espaiio-
la, precios economicos.
Todo muy sano y muy limpic.
Sc admiten abonados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

sallas, por actos que son afrenta de la
liumanidad y oprobio de al verdadera
|GNiiizaci6n.
|. Lopez Merjeliza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

|franca explicaci6n de semejante CON
|ducta: Wilson, Sc iha dicho, 10 recono-
Ice al gobierno de Huerta, por no mos
trarse complice Ell ell asesinato de Ma
|dero. Lagrimas de cocodrilol NADIA
menos cierto, porque bien sabido es
que, aqnel puritano fue, Ell los comien-
zos de esta segunda oprobiosa dicta-
|dura. TN aliado de Huerta, quien voci-
feraba antes sus entuslasmos yankees
Luego, cambiaron las cosas, Ell actual
|dictador de Mejico Sc declare anteame-
ricano Escrlbe un pensador:
pero 81 IIuerta pagara ell cupon; slno
subieran en un 80 por ciento los dere-
chos de Aduanas 81 respetara las con
cesioneS que infructuaron, durante tan
tos amos, las Empresas del Norte, en-
tonces. su vioenta Presidencia encon-
trarfa EN- Washington amigos y turtle
rardios exaltados Y elocuentes.
\ lneXplicable, por otra parte, es que
un pals, tan jactancioso de su poderlC
| V honor nacional, halla impavido con
templado los atropellos que Ell MeJico
Sc han hecho su bandera y la vida
lie sus s1bditos. Lucida quedo la ia
nosa Doctrina de Monroe
No esta del todo disseminate ell Ba
ron del Sacro Lirio, al Greer que la ac-
itud de los Estados Unidos, en- la pre-
sente confagraci0n mejicana, puede
nuv bien obedecer d anexionarse la
parte norte de aquel turbulento pals.
Hay prccedentes, y va Sc sabe que, quien
|hizo ur ceSto hace no ciento, sino mi
Homes; ademas que estos yankees, co
mo buenos pescadores de cana que son.
anda siempre rios revueltos, expo
niendo 10 menos possible " obteniendo
la mejor parte. bien Sc la den, bien Sc
la tomen la doctrina monroista es muy
clasica y adaptable. iQue afortunados
son estos yankis. Cuanto les ha de-
agradecer la Humanidad Que re-
cuerdos dejaran Ell la Hlstoria H..
La aneNi0n de los Estados del Norte
de Mejico por Washington podra ser,
10 admitimoS, perO este hecho sera por
IaStrambote, como secuela obligada de
ptros acontecimientos
Hay. sin embargo, un punto de mira,
1ue no debemos perder de vista al ira
tar este Iaberinto de cosas. Ell Canal
lie Panama es ell punto aquel, enrede-
dor del cual gira ell pavoroso proble-
ha lne1lcallo mace que, haS'a Id 1e-
cha, no sc maya podloo oar SatlSIac-
ora S0luclcn. La actltud paSlVa que
as PotehclaS e'tropeaS ooSefVah' lrehte
/ los lefloleS acohteclmlehtoS que Sc
~ 100000 pow cY' ''''" '''' '''N : i'''
we, P"l Ivan ,''''o y - '''0' ''''' p''' -"
w ~ w. 4''0 !" poi'''("' ''' .''
III "''" "e ioS PueoioS' i'eNo d 'pi i'll'''o'
Las ""VioiieS '7 i-0rof'''' : inS'''e
rfa 4 Ia caoeza' Vehlan pfoteStanoo
roldoSamente Soore la CONCESSION hecna
los odrcoS ineicailleS ainerlc'hoS' eh
|el traEsllo pof el canal; pueS' eSto
'eqolVaila d Vlolar ''n tratado. La Gran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
CIRCUS PLEASES
A LARGE CROWD
FIRST PERFORMANCE OF HIND
PAWS AND FORE PAWS
SHOW A SUCCESS.
Y, NJ. c. A. Boys Aequit The mseIves
Like Resulars-Audlenee Was
Free With Its Praise

The Hind Paws and Fore Paws
circus. given by the physical depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian
association yesterday evening in the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. was a de-
cided success in every particular.
Quite large crowd was present TO
enjoy The splendid program. which
was well carried out under the direc-
ton Of James II Howard. who acted
as ringmaster. and introduced the
performers. The music rendered by
the y. VI. c. a. orchestra throughout
the circus was OF the very best and
tended 20 add enthusiasm 10 the per
Torrance. From the time the circus
began until the event was over there
was not a dull moment. for some
thing was going on throughout the
evening
The performance OF the evening be
gan by the members OF junior class
y by giving the striking dumbbell
drill This event was followed by
the Indian war drlll. given by mem
beers Of junior class a. who we're
dressed up In Indian costume and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
WHY SUFFER FROM
UPSET STOMACH


" you feel melanch oily. languid. q
have headache. coated tongue. disfrpss
after eating. heartburn. belching Of
gas and undigested food. you are suf-
fefing with indigestion and dyspep D
sls- Nov-7st once-is the TIM 10
stop this distress and forever Danish
the disease. Get from your druggist
a my cent box OF Mona Tablets.
mediate.
Besides stopping the distress Mo
IA sooths the irritafed walls Of the
stomach and strengthens the gastric
glands so that they pour out their
daily supply OF digestive materials
what you eat = converted into nu-
triton and the entire system Is prop-
eriy nourished-you feel perfectly
well. free OF the blues. strong and en-
ergetic.
Mona Il TRULY a household rem
edy-perfectly harmless-and is sure
iy one OF the best preparations 20 fix
on out-of-order stomachs Get a box
to-day. Your money refunded n II Ia
not satisfactory-you can be the
judge. Could anyone ask more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
men Who KNOW
PRAISE RHEUMA
Druggists Give Evidence Of What
Their Customers Think Of This
Great Rhtur:atism Remedy.

Reputable druggists will not give
their testimony Of any remedy's value
until II has been thoroughly tested
by their customers Here r. what
leading dealers say about Rheuma. a
doctors remedy for all forms Of
rheumatism. which gets right 20
work from the hrst day you start
20 use n.
"Rheuma IL doing all the good pre-
dlctod by your company Taylor
DRUG Co. Columbia. s G.
"Rheuma is an article Of real mer-
a. for when we sell bottle 70 n
customer he IL sure 20 send in a
friend 20 try Nv X. George. oar
City. Pa
"Rheuma gives satisfaction where
ever used johnson a Price. Char
lottesville. Va
"Rheuma brings results: many
buy on the recommendation Of 9th
ers who have used 10 o. Ashland
Drug Co. Ashland. Ohio
~Rheuma gives unusual satisfac-
ton - Miller DRUG Co. Williams
port. Pa
Rheums Is sold by John Coleman
Co. Stores for 30 cents bottle
your money refunded n II fails.