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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-25
The FOULkE
MEETING
WILL BE ONE OF THE BIG ONES
OF THE CAMPAIGN
VICE PRESIDENTS NAMED
And Other Officers to Be in Charge
OF the Meeting Next Thursday
Evening. .-s.
VICE PRESIDENTS NAMED

The meeting at the Coliseum OF
Thursday evening at which one OF
Rlchmond's "favorite sons,' the
Hon. William Dudley Foulke, viii
speak promises to be one of the best
OF the campaign.
Being as he is, one of President
| Roosevelt closest friends, Mr.
foulke will be able to talk in a most
intimate manner On what the Demo.
Gratis term the. paramount issue of
the campaign Theodore Roosevelt. -
This Is the only speech Mr. Foulke
will deliver In Indiana and large
crowd will greet him. The following
will act as vice presidets for the
meeting:
Abingdon township-.John F. Fen
Ger, Centerville r. r. IL: George
Grove, Richmod r. R. l; Sherman
Hale, Richmond R. R. l; Lewis Bee
son, Richmond r. R. 1.
Boston township-Peter s. Beeler.
Richmond; Nelson Grove. Richmond
r. r. l; Alonzo Davenport, Rich
mond r. R. 2: Hon. NJ. w. Veneer.
Boston; Homer Farlow, Richmond r.
r. l.
Center-Simon McConaha, Center
Vile; Francis F. McMinn. Center
vile; John c. King. Centerville;
Lemon Ladd, Centerville r. R. 10;
Caleb j. Harvey. Centerville; Horace
Ratliif. Richmond r. r. 3.
Clay-Barney Linderman. Greens
fork: Florence Boyd. Greensboro; T.
w. kienzle, Greensboro; Robert
Sharp. Greensboro; William H. Gen
try, Greensboro; Henry IT, Bond,
Greensboro.
Dalton Alexander Abbott. Ha-
oerstown r. r. IS; Elmer Lumpkins,
Hagerstown r. R. IS; Adam Smith.
Ha@drstown R. r. IS.
Franklin-Jesse Brown. Fountain
City r. r. 81. Grant Marshall, Foun-
tain City r. r. 81; Dr. Arthur H.
Jones. Whitewater; Joseph Darland.
Richmond r. R. 4; Rolla Overman.
Fountain City r. r. 81: Theodore
Fisher. Whitewater.
Greene-George Frazier. Williams
burg r. r. "a; William. L. French,
WILLIAMSBURG: William A. Lewis.
Williamsburg r. r. 24: Isaac Pitts.
Williamsburg R. r. "a; Joel M. We'd
die, Williamsburg r. R. "a: Oliver
G. Davis, Williamsburg.
Harrison-Martin Coffman. Cam
bridge City: Lewis Hosier. Green's
f, rk; Ephraim Kitterman, Green's
fork: Gilbert Wright. Cambridge
City
Jaekson-Junius B. Knipe. Dublin;
Henry Myers, Cambridge City; Chas.
a. c. Howren, Dublin: Daniel w.
Mason. Cambridge CITY: John f.
Grey. Cambridge City; William Con-
do, East Germantown; w. w. Gipe,
East Germantown; Peter Zehrung,
Cambridge City: Abe Rummel. Cam
bridge City: Willard Hall. Cam
bridge: William Tutorow. Cambridge
City.
Jeyerson-C. r. Knapp. Hagers-
town: Harvey j. Day. Haserstown;
c. n. Ginther. Hagerstown: John
Replogle. ST.. Hagerstown: John
Plummer. Hagerstown: Eli Petty.
A-
New Garden = Barney Bunger,
Fountain City r. r. IS; Marcus l..
Thomas. Fountain City: David NJ
Ren@e. Fountain City R. r. %;
George Alexander. Fountain City;
Henry Clifford. Fountain City: DR. 0.
\. Huff. Foutain City; Lemuel Jack
son. Fountain City.
Perry. c. Charles. Economy:
Arthur Denny. Economy: Alonzo Ed
wards. Economy; Thos. Fl. Frazier.
Economy. fssla
Washington E. B. Newman. Mil
ton: \. B. Huffman. Milton: Moses
LYONS. Milton: Edward Lathrope.
Milton: Charles Doddridee. Motion:
r
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-25
Continued on last pa"e.)
Notice to Gas Consumers.

We have stock of the celebrated
Try Me gas mantles which have
given such general satisfaction for
brllllaney and durability The price
Is Zoe and they are as good as any
Poe mantle on the market. lifts.
Sixth and Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-25
Commissioners.

The commissioners meet Monday
next at which time they will fiji any
vacancies for election inspectors. if
Ii'ere are any TO fill.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-25
BILLY" WOODS
Pleads Guilty and Will Be Sent to
~ Reformatory.

On August %. William Woods was
arrested for stealing 80 from
Charles Johnson. Yesterday in cir
cult court he pleaded guilty to the
charge and Judge Fox sentenced him
to the Boys Reformatory at Pleain-
field
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

saves the outer skirt greatly. The
chiffon gown is shirred at neck, IN
deep -girdle effect, and twice in skirt
above the full f1ounee with small tucks
and the puff sleeves are similarly shir-
red above the lace f1ounce. A zlg-zag
row of insertion is in sleeves above;
the medallion insertion and in the
skirt ffounce above the border of me-
dallions Plisse chiffon finishes the
flounce beneath the niedallions and.
tulle fichu trims neck caught at front
by a seed pearl spray. Beneath the
sleeve ruffies is plated tulle and az
back fastening of gown on the sh1r-
ring in girdle effect and at neck are
knife plated tuIle rosettes with 1m1-
tation seed pearl buttons at centers:
The revival of the use of seed pearl
sprays and necklaces will 5be welcomed
with delight by the possessors of helr-
IONS in this line. Those not so for
tunate will find it a, very difficult mat
ter to purchase them, for in these days
there are but two or three artisans
capable even of mending broken
part in one A few of the modern jew
eIers understand making these fran
and exquisite ornaments, there are
only rare examples to be found; IA
fact, the antique shops alone have
these treasures Of bygone days, and
even with them they have grown ex-
ceedingly scarce. commanding very
high prices. ''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

The debutante of the season has
bewiIderirg assortment of exquisite
fabrics to choose from in which she
may make her initial bow to the fash
ionabIe and somewhat critical world,
who. though most kindly disposed to-
ward new beauty, will keep most
watchfu1 eye on the cut and style OF
her wardrobe. - This year almost any
material iss u4otiishs with sMhite as ever
customary for sine first appearance in
public whether at a reception or a
formal bali. Among the new diaphan-
Gus goodsya .repousse dotted net is no
ticeable and makes the daintiest kind
of a gown. Laees and insertions come
with lovely designs in different sized
dots. and there are four .cofors and
black > beside white from which to
make "a selection. Chiffon, however,
will never be supplanted for softness
and general adaptability and it is of
this in the Very best quality that the
aceompa nying model is made, the lace
COMMUNICATIVE titl is real Yalenciennes
and the princess foundationis of white.
taffeta,s sxaileH With a lighter weight
Chiffon. The staffeta slip is finished
with .as.iacea. edged, plating and the
chiffon slip has a fiounces from knee
which is bordered by a doubled over
friH. gathered almost through the
middle with, lace on both edges. This
makes a very billewy flare at hem and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

3. 4
after Sehoolgs1nd SO emf IF he woman
who enferces order iii her life viii
grow into q calm disposition which
few things can ruffie,r
One, of the. marks of greatness in
small things; is never to hurry. And If
one lives an ordered life, there is air
ways timea for everything. But it takes
experience to learn the value of an
hour just as one must learn the value
4of a dollar. The hurried, distraught
woman will say, 'sWhy, r have only an
hour, But the woman who is just as
busy but knows how to order her
time. viii say, Why /, have a whole.
hour To the idle an hour is nothing.
to the busy worker. an hour is rich in
possibilities. We must learn the value
of time before we can spend it we'll
Somebody once wisely said that kill
ing time is slow suicide, as time is the
stuff of which life is made" but it is
not credible that in this busy age, there
is anyone so unfortunate as to be
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26


body for two years. DR.. and Mrs.
Bridgman were assisted in receiving
by Dean and Mrs. l.. III. Batchelder and
Miss Bertha Bell. Mesdanaes j. M.
Hackney and III: l.. Osborne had charge
of the dining room, assisted by the
Misses Grace Dunn and Dorothy .Bridg-
man. The ssdeceEations consisted of
palms and chrysanthemuIfls; with q
basket of pink roses for a centerpiece
in the dining room. About 325 guests
called 'duras1gI sneEs seffnss9NUt
ST. Luke's Aid Society of ST. Paul's
Church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. C. D. MacLaren, 725 Port
land avenue.
Mrs. D. M. Robbins, of Summit ave-
nue.. has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Page Morris, of Duluth, came
down for the state meeting of the D.. A.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

Mrs. Page Morris, of Duluth, cam,
down for the state meeting of the d. A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26
Obliged to resortsto. this kind of self
destruction.
Mainly About People

DR.. and Mrs. George H. Bridgman
gave their annual reception last even
Ing to the faculty and students of
Hamline university, at their home, 1895
Hewitt avenue. Especial interest at
tached to the occasion as Mrs. Bridg-
man and her children have recently
returned from years residence
abroad, and this is the first time their
home has been opened to the student
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26
HERE IS THE LIST OF PRIZES
In addition 10 the foregoing prizes the following
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR EARLY ESTIMATES will be paid:

fore July LIST 49,. .. =. -. $4,000
after July ist and before July 15th....... $4,000
For the nearest correct guess received on or
after July 18th and before August 1st =. 10000
For the nearest correct guess received on or
after August 1st and before August 10Th 10000
after August 18th and before Sept lst.. 10000
For the nearest correct guess received on or
after Sept. LIST and before Sept. 10TH 49,. 50e.e0
after Sept 18th and before Get. lst..... 5000
after oct 1st and before Oct 18th. ...... 10000
Total 500 prizes. amounting to......... s25,ooooo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

r. and is at the Aberdeen. She
leaves for home tonight.
Mrs. G. w. Fairbanks, who has been
Mrs. Liggett's guest for two days, left
for the East last night.
DR.. and Mrs j.. 81 schadle have re-
turned from st. Louis.
Mrs. Clinton c. Miller is entertain
ing Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Hallam, of
Carroll, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. CARING, of Mars
shall avenue. have gone East.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Field, of Dayton
avenue, have returned from their sum-
mer home in New York. Miss Inger-
soil has been their guest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

end. of it she will be astonished to find
how much she has accomplished. One
day for charity and, church work, an
other for calls, another day at home to
meet her friends, one for the club, one
when she has the children with her
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

out to do. Then the evening with her
husband she can enjoy. But order is
the secret of it. Let her take the days
of the week and apportion them in a
way that will bring in all the various
interests she has in hand, and at the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Ell amor entra
por la cocina

Seg1n comunjcan de Washington,
que dlcen de Panama, Ell ministro
Americana Barrett Sc atiene al dicho
anglosajon Para llegar al coraz6n
del hombre, el estomago es el camino
mas recto', en- vista de 10 cual Sc ha
propuesto, dice un periodico, "ensenar
a los otros diplomaticos como Sc sos
tiene la dignidad del gobierno que Sc
representa-, y 10 hace en- manera gra-
t1s1ma al temperamento latino" esto
es, dando comllonas a diestro si-
niestro.
El IA obsequio con un banquete al
Presidente Amador, de que damos
cuenta en- un despacho del IS. Pero
no dijimos, por ignorarlo entonces,
que despues de haber hecho los pre-
parativos, salio para Colon a visitar al
contralmirante Sigsbee en- I'm crucero,
del que sali6 demasiado tarde para
alcanzar el tltimo tren de Panama
tQue importaba este? Fleto otro Y
todo vapor, lego a tempo para hacer
los honores de la function. Era Ell pri-
nero de la serie.
Luego lego el turno de obsequir al
Vicepresidente de la repl1blica, y des-
pues al ministro de Estado, siendo su
proposito, seg1n dice el colega pana-
memo, iniciar una serie de banquetes
para las proximas semanas con el fin
de atraer su mesa 10 meior Y mas
selecto de la sociedad panamena y po-
nerla en- contacto con 10 mas selecto y
meJor de la americana. Por cierto
que esta actividad anfitri6nico-politi
ca no causa mayor entusiasmo que di-
gamoS entire los comisionados del ca
nal y altos funcionarios de la Zona.
Question de celos.
PareCe que la vista de Mr.. Barrett
al contralmirante Sigsbee tuvo Dor
obJeto IT con el en- TN Crucero ins
peccionar los meritos de la 1aguna de
Chirlqu1 para establecer ALI una es
tacion naval americana, y tambien
para ventilar una question limitrofe.
Una compaf1ia americana alega dere-
chos obtenidos por concession de Costa
Rica para explotar terrenos cuya 20
session Sc disputa Costa Rica Pana-
ma, y otra compaflfa americana dice
tener CONCESSION para 10 misno otor-
gada por Panama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
La combination diplOmdtiCa

Dice LA Correspondence de Es-
pafla,' con referencia I'm diploma
tico extranjero "Inuy caracterizado Y
que conoce cuanto en- Estado Sc pro-
yecta,' que ira Roma el sef1or du-
que de Msndas, que es gran amigo del
cardenal Merry del Val, quien conoce
Ia curla, es grato al Sacro Colegio y
sabra amoldarse las cirrunstancias.
Para la embajada de Londres cree
que Ell candidate mas probable es el
embajador en- Viena pues merece
ocupar cargo importante y reune con-
diciones excepcionales.
Fue amigo del principe de Gales
|antiguamente, Y claro es que sera
hoy amigo del Rey Eduardo; pues no
hay raz6n para suponer que el ascen-
SO haya enfriado Ell afecto que profe
saba el principe al diplomatico es-
pahol.
Es el sef1or Villaurrutia un hombre
de meritos grandes, y Sc cree que ell
nombramiento sera muy grato para
lnglaterra y muy bene6cioso para Es-
pafla.
AViena, seg1n ell diplomatico aludido
iria. en- tai case e1 sefIor conde de la
VifIaza; pues Ell gobierno quiere nom
brar persona que tenga gran fortuna.
deseos de gaStarla, gran ilustracon
mucha seriedad y gran tacto, y para
Lisboa indica al seflor Cologan, perso-
ma de exquisite delicadeza, de mucho
mundo, de negotiable tacto diplonati-
CO, e incapaz de hacer politica perso-
nalista.
Por 1ltimo, para la vacante que re-
sultarla en- Tanger, cita el nombre del
actual ministro en- Santiago de Chile,
don Jose de Llaveria.
Recogemos estas indicaciones a titu-
10 de curiosidad; pues no creemos que
el gobierno haya resuelto a1n NADIA So
bre ell particular, nj es de suponer
que resuelva hasta que regrese Ma
drid Ell seflor ministro de EStado, que
seria despues del IS de Octubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
DEL EXTREME OR|ENTE
eOAENTARIOS SOBRE LA GUERRA

Perder una batalla 9 firmar una ca
pitulacion son dos hechos fatales de la
guerra, doloroSos, pero que no impri
men afrenta cuando el vencido ha lie
nado las leyes del honor y del deber.
Annibal ell tipo del general estrategi-
co, perdio la de Zama, en- que acab6
el poderfo de Cartago: y, sin embargo,
Aun1bal fgura en- la lista de los gran
des capitanes, muy celebrates de Po-
libio.
Pompello perdio la de Farsalia, y el
mismo Plutarco asegura que no hubo
la menor talta por parte del general,
sino que Ell valor de sus tropas no
igualo al de las cesarianas.
Pero el general Kuropatkin sabe
a d6nde va; verifca la Recommendation
de su ejercito sobre la retaguardia y
concentra las fuerzas procedentes de
la molizaci6n Sobre la vanguardia,
reunidas todas elias sobre un mismo
lugar: Harbin. De este modo result
ia que Russia tiene un poder formida-
ble en- este sitio; la fuerza del ejercito
russo en- campafla esta en- Harbin, y de
aqul depsnden las fuerzas de Mukden.
AL desembarcar los japoneses en
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Principe heredero de Italia

Ell IS del pasado las II de la no.
che, ocurri6 en- el sitio real de Racco-
nigi cerca de Turin, ell evento que
con gran anhelo esperaban los amigos
de la casa de Sa boya, con el nacimien-
to de un heredero a la corona de Ita
liza. Sc ha bia dispuesto que ell alum.
miento ocurriese en- Racconigi por
razones de politica, para. en- el case
de ser un var6n, titularle principe de
Piamonte. siguiendo la costumbre ita-
Llama, que no estamos enterados de 81
es ley de dar al heredero real ell prin.
cipado titular de la region en- que mace.
Ell Rey actual naci6 en- Napoles y
en- Italia cause desfavora BILE efecto que
Sc le confriese ell principado de un
pals tan recientemente agregado la
corona de Saboya.
Parece natural titular al recien ma.
cido principe de Roma; pero Sc consi-
dero impolitico agravar la tension
exlstente entire el Vaticano ell Ouiri-
nal. precisamente en- vista de las rea-
clones cordiales que es notorio existen
entire la familia real y ell Papa. habien-
do sido S. S. unos de los primeros en-
felicitar al Rey por el fausto suceso
Tienese entendido que para 10 sucesi-
vo quedara la costum bre fila de titular
principe del Piamonte al heredero al
trono de Italia, como 10 es en- Espafia
la de conferir ell Pricipado de Asturias
EN- circunstancias iguales,
Ell recien nacido Sc llamara Hum.
berto como su malogrado abuelo
Ell rey Victor Manuel celebr6 ell su.
ceso donando 100000 para la GAIA de
pensiones obreros ancianos, conce-
diendo amnistfa los desertores del
ejercito y conmutando sentencias.
Entire los Emperadores Reyes y
otros potentados que lie felicitaron
merece menci6n especial, Carmen Syl-
va, relna de Rumanfa, que dedic6 una
poesfa la reina Elena celebrando el
evento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Cafes y sus mercados.

Las noticias de origen son favo-
rabies al articulo; los vendedores ten
den Ell alza, sosteniendo con frmeza
los precios.
En- Barcelona, cada dla mas escasos,
particularmente los superiores de Puer-
to Rico, que faltan casi por complete.
La cotizacion es: Moka; segt1n clase, de
81 a $3.50; Puerto Rico Caracolillo, de
81 81; Yauco, de 1850 81; pueblos,
de 2S,75 a 2o; verdes extranjeros Ia, de
70 26,5o; idem 2 % de "a Is; todo
por duros los 4I,6 kilos.
En- Santander Sc han cotizado: Mo =
ka, de 6 ga 81 pesos quintal; Caracoli-
llo Extraniero, superior, de 80 a 81;
corriente, de 2S 20; Puerto Rico su-
perior, de 80 "a; Yauco. IS: Santos,
de % 20. Los arribos de la semana
Sc han limitado a Is sacos por vapor
Amelie.
En- ell Havre Sc ha cotizado Ell saco
de 50 kilos; Septiembre, 45,25; Octubre,
45 IS, Noviembre 45,25, Diciembre,
1850.
A las subastas de Londres Sc han
presentado 2.79o sacos. La demanda
ha sido buena, precios sostenidos. Ell
mercado plazo queda soStenido con
TN alza de I III peniques. Cotizanse:
Septiembre, 26 ch, q IL p; Diciembre,
80 ch. 10 III p.
En- Nueva York Sc han cotizado: Sc
tiembre, IS; Octubre, 6,S5; Noviem-
bre, $50; Diciembre, 7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21

IonQo Qel enVaSe, perO SIN EN- bargO
el asunto por efecto de encontradas
inhuencias electorales, no ha sido san.
cionado por ell gobierno de la Union.
La prensa seria e independents de
aquella Repdblica. comp1 endiendo la
mostruosidad y 10 arbitrario del case,
Sc muestra enemiga de que Sc modifi-
que el sellO puesto que sinceramente
reconoce, que 10 que Sc pretende es,
que los compradores no conozcan ell
tabaco importado, y cual el que Sc Ella
bora en- aquel pals, y asi a los defrau-
dadores tambien les sera mas conve-
niente para no pagar derechos.
No puede ocultarse los graves dafios
que con clio recibiria ell fabricante Gu
bano, puesto que habria naturalmente
de disminuir muy considera blemente
la exportacion de ia baco elaborado;
pero el asunto, aunque es de una JUS
ticia indiscutible asf debe de presu-
mirse que 10 reconozca el P1esidente
Mr.. Roosevelt, Sc ha hecho question
pol1tica v Sc ha tornado como antes de-
cfamos como un arma electoral en- los
momentos en- que Sc esta traba jando
la candidatura para la Presidencia y
Sc encuentra en- un equilibrio peli-
groso.
Esta es la tlnica voz que puede re-
portar benefcios al pals y :; los indus
triales tabacaleros, el "trust" por 10
que a sus intereses lie convene, no por
virtud por supuesto, pues a la gran
Influenza que ALI disfruta la 'Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, Sc atribuye
la Suppression de la orden que va esta ba
decretada por la Subsecreta ia de Ha-
cienda para que Sc sustituyera ell sello
actual por el chico.
Ei asunto de cualquier lado que Sc
incline, entendemos que Sc ha de re-
solver brevemente, 81 Sc tiene en- cuen-
ia que ell susodicho Secretario de Ha-
cienda parece que tiene empefo en-
complacer los fabricantes yankees,
por aquello oe que la polltlca no Sc
detiene ante los argumentos de raz6n,
nj de justicia cuando estes no con-
vienen para perseguir un fin, asf es,
que 81 ell "trust" felizmente en- este
case, fuera ell que saliera victorioso,
no por los argumentos mejores que
pueda presentar, sino por su mayor
fuerza de votos electorales para la can,
didatura en- favor del actual presiden-
te, pueden asegurarse dos cosas. que
gozan de gran Influenza en- aquel pals
los hombres que fguran en- el, que
los fabrlcantes de tabacos cubanos les
seran aguna vez deudores de un be-
ne&cio, eambio de tantos males como
les ha originado desde que Sc consti-
tuyo en- NAL hora en- esta TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
En- ell Tribunal Supreme
de Puerto Rico

Sehalamientos de apelaciones en-
causas crininales.
Octubre 26 Jose Dolores Espinosa,
adulterio; Manuel Charon, seduction,
Anicasio Merle (a) Canijo, acome I'll
miento y agresion; Carme1o Pabon
Agostini, hurto.
Octubre e. Bienvenido Laguna,
acometimiento y aggression; Manuel
Milan Alicea, homicidio voluntario.
Octubre 2S.-Gregorio Tosca Gomez,
homicide.
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 Office hours: s:so a. m. to 6;o ?. m. Sunday. 10 a. m. to if m.