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nglaerra anuncia que detendra al vapor "Daca" QUE
viaja con bandera americana Complot para asesi
mar I'm jefe de gobierno.- Andrinopolis abandona.
da por los turcos
COMPLOT DESCUBIERTO

Paris, 2O.-Un despacho de Deagatch
ola los detalles de un complot descu-
blerto reclentemente en- Constantinopla
por la policla alemana. Ell fin de este
complot era asesinar a Enver Pacha
destrulr ell comite de los J6venes Tur-
cos, echar los alemanes del pals y res
taurar ell regimen liberal de centrali-
zaclon del Prlnci pc Sabah Ed Dine. La
mayor parte de los revolucionarios
eran antiques oiciales retirados Dor el
decreto de jubilaci6n forzosa dictado
por Enver Pacha, bajo pretexto de in
capacidad, durante la guerra de los
Balkanes, pero ell verdadero motive de
ser retlradOs estos ofciales fue ell de
estar ellos opuestos la pol1tica de
los Jovenes turcos. Han surgido
graves dlsenslones entire Enver Pacha
y Leman Won Sanders con motivo de
la expedition a Egipto, a lextremo Que
Alemanla ha enviado al gran amigo de
los turcos, Non> der Goltz para apovar
los proyectos de Alemania. En- ell ei6r
clto son muy NAL vistos los ofciales ale
names por sus maneras altaneras ell
menos precio y la facilidad con que ex-
ponen sus hombres la muerte. En- el
campo de batalla Ell Arzeroum han ST.
90 encontrados a retaguardia del ej6r-
cltO dos cadaveres de ofciales alema-
nes que sin duda han caido v1ctimas de
los soldados turcos. La idea general es
que graves acontecimientos estan en-
Vlsperas de desarrollarse que la re-
voluclon contra ell regimen de los J6ve-
nes Turcos y los alemanes estallara de
un momento otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
Las importaciones
via New York

Ri senior Coll y Cuchi (Don Cayeta-
no) ha solicitado del Presidente de la
Camara de Delegados que Sc inquiera
81 ha llegado a conocimiento del Depar-
tamento del Tesoro Insular que un i'm
portante tanto por ciento de las mer-
caneias que sc consumer en- Puerto Rico
manufacturadas en- pa1ses extranjeros,
Sc 1mportan por conducto de las Adua-
mas de Nueva York, perjudicando gran
demente al Tesoro de esta Isla. Y 81
tai cOnOcimiento ha llegado dicho De-
partamento, que informe tamben 81 Sc
ha tratado de averiguar ell motivo de la
preferencia dada por los comerciantes
Gle la iSla la Introduction de mercan-
c1as pOr Nueva York en- vez de hacerlo
directamente; y 81 no Sc ha hecho ira
baJo alguno en- ell Departamento en- tai
sentido 81 ser1a possible hacerlo; que
medic sugerirla ell Departamento del
Tesoro como mas apropiado para ell es-
tudio de este problema y ponerle prom
to remedio
El asunto que ell Sr. Coll Cuchi ha
puesto a la consideration de la CANA
ra, es de gran importancia, porque re
presenta una considerable cantidad de
dinero la que ell Tesoro Insular pierde,
debido a que los derechos de importa
ci6n /de los productos europeos que
nuestros comerciantes piden que sean
enviados via New York los cobra la
Aduana de esa ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
Pidiendo rebaja

En- la 'Camara de Delegados Sc lego
aver un telegrama de Mayagiiez, fir
mado por el senior Jose Canals a nom
bre de numerosos industriales, en- ell
que Sc solicita que sean rebajados los
impuestos de Rentas Internas que pa.
gan los tabacos millar, y en- general to-
dos los de clase 1nfma.
Ell senior de Diego traslad6 ell telegra
ma al Comite de Hacienda de la CANA
ra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
NOTA OFFICIAL RUSA.

Petrogrado, 20-El Estado Mayor
General russo public0 hoy la siguiente
nota Official: En- la ribera izquierda del
Nistula hemOs llevado cabo un contra
ataque en- la noche del II, tomando al
gunas atrlncheras cercanas q la aldea
de GOunime, de las cuales habia' toma-
do possession ell enemigo la noche ante
riOr. El enemigo ha intentado atacar-
nos Ell este punto, sin conseguir hacer-
10. En- ell curse de la misma noche los
alemanes trataron pOr dos veces de to-
mar la Ofensiva Ell ell frente de GOulki-
Y lssOuffka, pero nuestros refectOres
electricos les decubrieron vel fuego de
nuestro artiller1a les hiz0 desistir de su
empresa. En- la region al este de Piotr-
kOW sur de Lodz) nuestra artilleria
destruy0 un autOm0vil blindado del
enemigO Los alemanes han intentado
nuevamente bombardear 4 Tranovia
Cen Galitzia) con sus cailones de grue-
SO calibre pero la buena punter1a de
nuestros artilleros ha impedido al enc
migo realizar este bombardeo. En- ell
resto de la Inca NADIA de particular ha
tanidO 1uOar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
EVA CAMEL

La eminente escritora Eva Camel, an
tes de salir para la Isla con objeto de
recorrer algunas poblaciones, quizas de
una conferencia en- Bayam6n ell proxi
mo domingo por la tarde. Aun no Sc ha
acordado en- defnitivo este, pero ele-
mentos valiosos de Bayam6n tienen en-
clio empeno, quieren que ALI resuene
tambien ell verbo elocuente de la ilustre
escritora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
Un telegrama

Aver recibi6 ell senior de Diego ell 81,
guiente telegrama:
Hpmacao, Enero 10, 1915.
Presidente Camara Delegados,
San Juan.
Al tomar possession este Concejo, fell
clta esa Honorable Camara la exhorta
Votar leyes presente legislature benef
ciosas pals
Julio d. GUMAN.
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
Ell programa del cine

Esta noche preparan los senores
Portell y Garcia un programa de mu-
cha attraction
La deslumbrante pel1cula La in
mensa fortuna del Rajah," f" en- 10 par
tes, la corrida de toros en- Valencia y
Max Linder ell -Rey del Piano." han
de llevar a la fresca amplia carpa p1-
blico numeroso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
Ell COMERCIO RUsO-FRANCEs.

Parls, 2O.-EI gobierno ha decidido
nombrar una comisi0n para estudiar
los medios de establecer relaciones mas
intlmas entire ell comercio russo y fran
ces con ell fin de eliminar los produc-
tos alemanes de ambos mercados. La
comision trabajara en- cooperation con
los agregados comerciales y las princi-
pales camaras de comercio de los dos
naises.
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La carretera aquella.

jPor que no Sc hace la carretera del
Sur de Santurce, aprobada por una lev
del Joy, 81 no recordamos NAL, Y cue es
de una necesidad absolute para atenuar
la congestion peligrosa de la carretera
Central
Estando aprobado como 10 esta ell
credlto necesario para esa obra. sien-
do ole necesidad tan absolute, no Sc ex-
plea como ha podido pasar ell tempo
transcurrido sin realizar un provecto
que habr1a de ser de tan gran benefcio
para facilitar ell trafico entire San Juan
y la lsla y para dar a toda persona que
viva transite por esa parte de San
turce, las garant1as que toda admins
TRACTION debe brindar q sus administra-
dos.
Santurce, ese importante populoso
barrlo, Sc ahoga, Sc asfXia, con solo una
arterla de circulation para la gran CO.
rrlente de vida que 10 inunda.
Els no va molesto, pehgroso, ese
amontonamiento de veh1culos y de gen,
tes, en- la carretera que es a la vez la ca,
lie principal de ese importante. barrio,
del que puede decirse que es Ell pulm6n
de San Juan.
Esto que hacemos hoy no es mas que
un recordatorio. Insisteremos en- pc
dir que la ley votada Sc cumpla, porque
es de inaplazable necesidad esa obra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20

Una involuntaria omission que cree
mos Justo hacer constar; las resolucio-
mes que la "Camara Insular de Conner
clo' somete respetuosamente a la LIE
glslatura de Puerto Rico, no solamente
van on-la cooperation de la "Asocia-
clon Comercial" y "Centro de Detallis-
tas, - de San Juan, sin6 tambi6n, con
la Association de Productores de Cafe"
que cOnjuntamente colabor6 las refe-
rldas resoluciones, en- la Asamblea cele-
brada por la Camara Insular en- Areci-
DO, en- ell pasado mes de Noviembre.
Sentlmos verdadera satisfaction, en-
hacerlo constar as1, antes de que Sc
nos haya hecho la menor indicaci6n So
bre ell particular.
MERCURIO.
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Cortesia Official

Nuestra primera autoridad munici-
pal ha devuelto esta manana al Con-
sui de Espafia don Jose Maria Lomba,
la vista que este lie hiciera aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
iPor que no pagan?

A los jurados especiales que sirvieron
en- la 'Corte de Distrito de San Juan en-
Ell mes Gle diciembre 1ltimo, no les han
pagad6 sus dietas.
jComo pasan esas cosas, senior At
torney?
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Mercado de az11car

CABLE DE NEW YORK
De la Camara Insular de Comercio
Enero 19, 1915.
on POGO mas firme ell mercado de
az1car.
hay compradores a al cotizacion de
.So.So pero los vendedores pretenden
mas.
FL tempo en- Cuba esta siendo desfa-
vorable para la cosecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20

Por el correo de hoy ha embarcado
2.1oo cajas de frufas, con destino 4
New York, La Isabella Grove de la
jurisdiction de Toa Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20

mas reclbldo por la Agencia Reuter-
anuncla que Adrianapolis ha sido aban-
donada por la guarnici6n turca.
1NGLATERRA sOSTIENE SU
ACTITUD.
Washington, 2O.-El gobierno brita-
nlco ha informado al Departamento de
Estado de Washington q. no consentira
en- deJar llegar a Rotterdam el vapor
Dacla reclentemente yendido por la
Llnea Hamburgo americana 4 nm ame-
r1cano y que actualmente lleva el pabe.
lion americana El vapor lleva un car
gamento de algod0n, acompafiado de
: un salvo-conducto para Alemania. El
vapor debera salir manana de Calves
ton para Rotterdam.
LA GUERRA EN- BELGICA
Parl, 2O.-(OfciaD. En- B6lgica ha
habido canoneos intermitentes 4 pesar
Gle la nevada incesante. La nieve ha
caldo tambien abundante en- Ia region
Gle Arras donde nuestra artiller1a grue-
sa ha hecho silenciar repetidas veces 4
las baterlas alemanas Como Sc dijo
aver, una acci0n bastante violenta Sc ha
desarrollado ell la Baisselle, donde. 4
consecuencia de un incendio en- Ia no
che del II al Is tuvieron nuestras tro-.
pas que desalojar sus posiciones, las
que fueron recuperadas al siguiente
dla Ell enemigQ no ha removable sus
ataques sobre esta parte del frente. En-
ell sector de Scissors ell bombardeo de
San Pablo en- la noche del II al 18 no
(Contin1a en- la plana 12.)
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Considerable: Que ell comercio tiene
derecho esperar protection de la Le-
gislatura Insular, sin que ello dismi-
nuya en- NADIA los derechos protection
que tlenen los demas:
La Camara Insular de Comercio de
Puerto Rico
Resuelve:
SOllcltar muy eSpetuOSamente de la
Legislature de Puerto Rico la enmien-
da del C0digo de Procedimiento Civil
en- ell sentido que toda persona pueda
presentar ante cualquier Corte una
tianza de caracter general para cubrir
toda clase de responsabilidad Dor las
dlversas demandas que presente con
aseguramlento de sentencia; y que esta
fianza unica no sea rechazada nj aumen-
tada en- cuantO alcance q cubrir tOdOs
los aseguramientos que Sc encuentren
vigentes
Y despues de cuanto queda dicho, no
dudamos que los honorables legislado-
res de Puerto Rico, sabran hacer JUS
ticia, tomando en- consideration, las
atlnadas y juiciosas reformas que la
Camara Insular de Comercio' reco-
mlenda, y sin menoscabo de los gene
rales intereses del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-20
ADRIANAPOLIs ABANDoNADA

Londres, 2O.-Un despacho de Ate
mas recibido por la Agencia Reuter-
anuncia que Adrianapolis ha sido aban-
donada por la guarnici6n tlrca.
INGT,ATERRA SOcTrrnr GIT
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LEAGUE REPRODUCEs
CONVENTION SCENE

The Epworth League Of the Dla,
mond Street NJ. E. Church entertained
last night at the church In honor OF
the First NJ. q. and Southern NJ. z.
Leagues.
The object OF this entertainment
was to reproduce the scenes of the
Epworth League Institute and to show
the leaguers OF this city what was &C.
,complished at the institute.
About fifty members OF the visiting
leagues were present, and after short
talk by Miss Daisy Watkins, dele
gate from West Virginia to the league
institute, the program. for the evening
was carried out. The following scenes
and program were reproduced:
Solo Miss ,Inez Workman.
Morning Prayer Meeting.
I Receiving the Morning Mail.
Miss Mildred SatterheId.
Quiet Hour.
Quartette Misses Bessie Preston,
Mildred sSatterfield, Beulah Satterfeld
and sDorthas Giles.
Dinner at 6 O'clock.
Class Meeting with the Curtew Ring;
ing at 9: l5 O'clock
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STAGE EMPLOYEES
HOLDBENEFIT SHOW

The Stage Employees Union held o
benefit performance at the Hippo
drome Theatre last night, the proceeds
OF the box office being donated by the
management for theguse OF the Union.
An excellent bill was rendered and
the affair was a complete success. The
following are officers and members Of
the Fairmont organizations:
Robert q. Fisher, president; Jacob
Snyder, vice president; Howell A. Pat.
terson. secretary; C. H.. Gibbs, treas
urer; Claude Davis, business agent.
Trustees-Joseph Cation, Robert
Rannenberg, Jacob Snyder.
Members Victor Barnes, Harry
Bartholow, William F. Clayton, Robert
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Geneva Mildred Leonard, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Leon,
ard, entertained a number of her young
friends on Saturday afternoon at her
home on Walnut avenue, honoring her
twelfth birthday anniversary. Games
and music were the diversions of the
afternoon. The program being espe.
cially arranged for the young audience
was a feature. A color scheme in
pink and white and sweet peas, carna,
tions and lilies of the valley was car.
ried out In the appointments, a, feature
Of which was large birthday cake
with twelve pink candles. Carnations
we're given as favors.
The guests included the Misses Lou.
Use and Ruth Johnson, Lucille Hite
Ruth Pollott, Virginia Hawkins, Madge
Reed, Katherine Google. Katherine
Jones, Dorse Hall, Leota Munden, Sa
rah Taylor, Lucille Bartlett, Fern Sny.
der, Ruby Hamilton, Florence Whip
pie, Messrs. Herbert Howard John
Helmick, Oliver Woods, Clyde Leon
ard, Charles Rockhill, Carter Jones
Melville Hutchinson and Mrs. L. D
Snyder.
At suitable hour the guests were
invited to the dining room, where
elaborate refreshments were served
The guests reported delightful time
and Miss Geneva an ideal hostess.
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PERSONALS
People AS They Come
ard Go

DR.. j. C. Broomfield and Mr.. Eli
Musgrave have returned from Hedge
vile, w. Va, where they attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Susan Carskadon.
Mrs. John McCool has been a pa.
tient in the North Wheeling Hospital
for several weeks, has returned to her
home.
Miss Olive Nay Is in Pittsburgh, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. S. E. W. Burn.
side.
Announcements have been received
here Of the birth OF daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. s. E. ". Burnside at their
home In Pittsburgh. Mrs. Burnside
was formerly Miss Lola Nay, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Nay, Of this
city. The child has been named Olive
Maurine Burnside.
Mrs. Robert Ranenberg and children
ahYe returned from Clarksburg, where
they weer the guests oErelatiyes.
Miss Irma Workman, who is attend.
ing Wesleyan College at Buckhannon,
w. Va, returned to school today after
a two days visit with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. j. B. Workman, at their home
on Market street
Miss Inez wellman, OF Salem, w.
", returned home last night after a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. B.
Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Storey, Of Fair.
have returned from Clarksburg, where
they were the guests Of relatives.
East Park Avenue.
Miss Nell Burt, of Warrington,
rpnrt yesterday in Wheeling.
-. and Mrs. Earl Patterson, Of Ok.
muIgee, Okla, who had been the
guests Of relatives in Warrington, left
yesterday for their home.
"A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Homonofr at their
home IN this city: Mr.. Homonon Is
the proprietor Of the Boston Store.
Mrs. George Manley; of Eldora, is
spending several days in the cityiwith
her daughter, Mrs. Columbia Morgan
on Walnut avenue.
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Members OF the Butcher school kin
dergarten were entertained at vic
trola concert at Hartley's store this
morning when a program Of music and
recitations adapted to children was
rendered.
The guests, who we're chaperoned
by Mrs. L. X. Probst and Miss Mary
Probst, the latter instructor at the
kindergarten, were Misses Pauline
Mayors, Mary Crane Hartley, Flor
ence Jacobs, Harriet Marie Hogs,
Margaret Linn Hamilton, Ann Estelle
Bobb, Jane Miller, Martha Riggs, Ma
rion Brobst, Marjorie Leopold, Marga-
ret Harden. Masters Robert Snider,
Vaughn Jollifre, .Jr., John William
Hunt, Joseph Fuller, Dudley Cooper.
Ice cream cones were served TO the
guests.
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For Mrs. Dunn.

Mrs. C. d. Conway was hostess to
number Of her friends last evening
at her home on Main street, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Sallie Dunn. The
guests included the members Of the
sewing circle, an organization OF Bar
TackVille women. Needle work was
the dtversion OF the evening and tempt.
ing Refreshments were served. The
guests Included Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs.
THOMAS Hall, Mrs. Edgar Ice, Mrs.
John Steele, Mrs. William B. Ice, Mrs.
CLYDE Hayes, Miss Margaret Ice, Miss
Stella Ice and MissSLottle Snodgrass,
ofBarrackyille, and Mrs. T. v. Buck.
ley, Mrs Minnie Martin, Mrs. Thomas
HaII, Mrs. Howard Burnett, OF Fair.
mont, together with Mrs. Dunn, Mrs.
tonaway and Mrs. Sandy.
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EIGHTH WARD BIBLE CLASS.

The Eighth Ward Bible class will
meet at the usual time Thursday night
at the Eighth Ward school building,
and In view of the fact that one Of its
most. loyal and faithful members and
the Oldest member of the class, being
so years old last Monday, May IL, the
class will take advantage OF this, their
first opportunity to honor and show
their love and high esteem of this
member by having special birthday
program. i
Mr.. Il. w. shurtletf, of5whom it lis
our great privilege. to honor, despite
his advanced years, has been a regu-
lar and faithful member of our class.
The class deems 1t a great pleasure
10 render special program in his
honor and as a slight token of our, love
and respect to Mr.. Shurtleff, who for
the past 40 years. has lived a devoted
Christian Iife.y The program:
song-"Higher Ground" Zone of Mr..
Shurtleff's 4 favorites) J.
tPrayer-Mr Shurtleff. h. II
Music-By Junior Quartet.
Talks-"The Influence of Ia Good
Christian Man in the Community in
which He Lives,P by Rev. Oh. Mere;
dith. *
Music-Senior Quartette.
Z How Things Were Conducted in
Church and Sunday School Forty
YearsEAgo; q by Rev. "a. Wilson.
Dnet-Mable and Ethel Toothmau
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The marriage of MIR. George A. Wal.
Ter, sof this city, and Miss Agnes Guth,
5of Grafton, was splemnized In that
city yesterday at st. Augustine's Cath
7olic Church, Rev. Father Brady officl-
attng. The bride was attended by
Miss Virginia Barlow, OF Parkersburg,
and Mr.. James Guth, a brother Of the
bride. attended the groom. Among the
relatives who witnessed the marriage
were the two sons and daughter of the
groom, John and George Walter, Jr.,
and Miss Mary Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter are now on a
wedding journey east and on their re.
turn will reside at the Walter apart
sments on Fairmont avenue. Mr.. Wal
ter is prominent business man or
this city, being a member Of the firm
OF walter and Hyland. Mrs. Walter
issa4well known young woman OF Graf.
AE3ER p
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
NAMES NEW OFFICERS

The Epworth League OF the Dia-
mond Street NJ. E. Church held bust
ness meeting Monday evening at the
church and elected officers for the fol
lowing six months.
Rev. j. B. Workman acted as chair
man and the subject OF entertaining
the Epworth Leagues OF the First M,
E. Church and the Southern NJ. E.
Church was discussed.
The following officers were elected
Of the next term:
President, Guy McDougal.
First Vice President, Bessie Preston.
Second Vice President, Yerta Nor
gan.
Fourth Vice President, Margaret
Workman.
Secretary, Julian Stealey.
Assistant Secretary, Cecil Martin.
Treasurer, Paul Donham.
Junior League Superintendent. Pearl
Scott.
Pianist, Inez Workamn.
Ushers, Harry Phillips and Mr.. Nc,
Dougal. !.
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FLOWER DAY is
AGAIN POSTPONED

Flower Day has again been postpon-
ed on account OF the cold weather,
making 1t impracticable for outdoor
affairs. The affair is now scheduled
for. Thursday instead of Wednesday as
announced. 1t Is hoped that by Thurs
day the weather will be more season
able. However il 1t Is not, the aftatr
will be postponed again.
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PoIIyanna Social.

A Pollyanna social will be an event
at the First Baptist church on Thurs
day evening which will be given by
members Of the primary department
of the Sunday school. An admission
according to the weight will be charg.
ed, 10 cents the FIRST hundred
pounds and I rents for each add:
go toward the payments on a new pi'
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Grover Bitner, the young son OF
Mrs. Mary Clayton Bitner, will enter.
tain a number of his young friends at
a birthday party on Thursday after:
noon at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Johanna Clayton, on Pike street.
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Miss Katharyn Justice was the hon
or guest yesterday at a surprise party
at the home OF her grandparents,
and Mrs. C. F. Boyers, ST., on Ma. y
land avenue. The guests were enter
tanned at games and refreshments
were served.
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(some special song of Mr. shurtletf)
"a Review OF Forty Years Christian
Service" by E. w. Shurtleff.
Duet-Mrs. Mitchell Mills and Glen
Roop.
Sentence Prayers-A few brief pray
ers will be offered by various Bible
class members for Mr.. Shurtlef.
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Miss Garrison will be assisted by Miss
Eleanor Brock, soprano and her &C.
companist will be Mrs. Louis Black at
the piano and Mr.-F. G. Butterfield at
the pipe organ.
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Graduati6o Recital

Graduating Recital.
Miss Lillian Garrison; of the W. ".
III School OF Music, well known in this
city. wtli graduate IN music from that
stitn1ol; giving her graduating re-
SitaI toni ht at Commencement Hall
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.AppREssEs. q. a. n.

Rev. Clarence Mitchell will deliver
the Memorial Day cermons to theJmem
ibers Of Meade Post No. 13, Grand
Army Of the Republic.
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TO Entertain z. "A. 8.
Mrs. Carl Springer, will be hostess
mn Thursday to the T. A. s. Club ut
her home on Gutfey street.
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MEMORIAIs SERVICE
|. ATCHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. Clarence Mitchell. pastor 81
the Central Christian church. wiil
preach the annual memorial sermon
to the members of the d. A. r. on
Sunday morning, May %, at 1913 at
the Christian church.
The members Of Meade Post VIII
assemble at their han at ten o'clock
and gostnias body TO the church.
members OF the post win hold the
crate the graves Of titelr comrades
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save money. buy lard nov At
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