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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
PEOPLES ACADEMY SCHEDULE.

Morrisville. Dec. 26.--The manage
inent OF the Peoples academy baske.
ball team have arranged the follow
ing schedule, the games 10 be played
here unless otherwise Indicated: De-
cember %. town team; December IS.
alumni; January Z. Burlington high:
January II. Montpelier high; anuar
"A, Spaulding high: January ~. Mont
pel'er seminary; January 2S. Goddard
seminary; February :, Montpelier higi,
at Montpelier: February 6, Montpelier
seminary at Montpelier; February II,
Hardwick A. c. at Hardwick: Febru-
AIRY IS. Hardwick A. c.: February %.
burlington high at Burlington. Feb
ruary 20. Waterbury A.. C. at We-sr-
bury; March I. S%paulding high u
Barre; March 2, Goddard seminary at
Barre: March 4. Waterbury A. c. at
Morrisville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
IN THE NEXT FLAT.

n%eighborsT"
mot at all, They're 70 quiet that |
daren't move. or mamma can't hear what
thay're saYina."-Rnn vivant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
TRY IT ON THE DOG.

Author-I have here a wonderful play.
the suppression OF. a woman's heart. and
q mans soul by petty conventions. l
call It The Muzzle." What would you
advise mo to do with 1t?
Afanager-Try II on the doG.-Baltimore
Am.S.nsn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
APPRECIATEb ~ FRANCE

Abe lie Ripolin Building. situated or
a wharf beside the Seine River. Paris,
France. was recently rooted with our
Compo-rubber roofing. Samples free
sisanx Hardware Co.. Burlington. Vt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield TO Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved. finally
cured. Druggists all sell II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
CORNELL HAS ANOTHER
FRATERNITY HOUSE FIRE

Ithaca, n. y, Dec. e4--Cornell had an
other fraternity house fire this morning
which destroyed the Delta Epsilon lodge.
valued at $4,000. Flames broke out at
$50 in the second story. supposedly from
defective wiring. All the students. except
II. S. Bennett and D.. A. stoddord, were
away on Christmas vacations. A large
amount of the furnishings were saved
II Delta Epsilon fraternity house is one
Of the Oldest and best known on the cam
pus. 1t was three stories high. The
first story which is of masonry will be
saved. 1t was insured for $1,000.
Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea. nor any
weakening effect. Ask your druggist
for them. rs cents per box.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

FOUNTAIN PENS At yREn PRESS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
Gontmt iOmea,
Salt nidlt lusdsntaaa ~ tpnsteH.
Cine san Mntsmis aGnitssssan,

Morten III etttisttttisshb,
Gfaffe Mirfttte erftettt ssehars
iirntit,
gtiie Weidiuerbe bes Niidehs tit eis
lie i6lpere 2oit.
@nrt Sag fiir Sag 81 ertragen.
Sic 2nit 1ehober. bic. geidpmeroa
eiltfetnt.
8ringt anerfennen0e 4%nttporten.
San Mntonio 2eute er5dblen IS.
gr5ablen BON roider uno iidlerer
Seilune.
Sier lit etn Sal.
Mrs. S. 8. 8omman, Safe 8ier,
Snn 4nto1io, Seras, iagt: SD fiib=
le, ooB id nod meinen @rfobren oa=
nit, Goons Nieren 8ilen nidt 81
bod loben fonn. Sd lit lange 3eit
ei1lem Hieren-2eioen mo es l6ien,
als Oh mir nifts 2inOerung bringen
fonute. Die Observation-Disclosures
iparen 81 boufig mo id lit an hefti=
gen Sopfidnler5erl. Sdiittelfieber
mp ShDinoelanfdGen. Sd Ionf
roif in @eiunbbeit, ols i6 5ufdIi9
pom 9onns Nieren Ginen borte. Sd
berlfoffte mir cine Shadtel Don
Ser. geror Drug So, begun iie gu
6rauden urlO mar NIT ben Grfolgen
Iebr 5ufrieoen. Sn fur5er 3eit fiibl=
te i] mid pobler, tpie ieit LANCER
3eit unb mar meine Riiden- nrh
Nierenidmer5en pollia los.
Gum Gerfuuf Bel ollen Sdnolern.
Ereis so Gcuts. 6oiter=lfilburlr
So, 8llfolo, Seem Oorf, oGeinige
Sloellten fir Die Ser. Staatelr.
@rinnert gud bes Noulens =
9oons = uno ne6mt feline onoerer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28

ots sur stabt eeborie ot"senuttttet,
Die @aiiertperfss @eieaidaft ers
belt anpeiiut,e, mebr Deuer.Hlues
ouf goutb Seiebts atlsubringeii.
Der ft1htiife 0t,ee,,ieur etbielt
Muftrae, bent etabtrot cine Site
Der @rtneetseittulterh ~ hbetttttt.
teIrt, ipetd]ah ct Dsottaett tbeaer Stis
tentbeBe siibefditot bot,
Die @etitiott Der See Garop Mo-
hufocturine 60, Elm Seiteneeleila
.nab Meoihd Strabe legen 3u oiirs
fen, pilroe abgepieien, oa oieies
mebrere StraBen freu5en miiBte.
Cine Mn5abl Eetitionen, Yrirors
mgelegenbeiten betreffeno, mltrbe,l
tells angenomnelL tells 5ltriidgerpie-
len.
Cine an5obl 1eller Tetitioner
muroen oen betreffenoen &omites
iiberaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28

iden, miro am naditen Montas in
Sempel 8etb=gl eroffnet. Die Sfu-
le itebt unter ben Guipiaien Ser Der
einignng iii0iider Srauen lit aber
fir ale 4onfeiiionen often.
SRI. CLARA Worris lit Die Hrinsipn-
lin Der S6ule.
Ole Serren Sobn @iuo=
linger uno @,r m It Diebman
linb bon Denper. Colorado, no iie
Der National-@ roBloee oes Sroens
Der S~ermamsiobne als Delegaten
b~eilpobnten, auriifgefebrt. @rob=
Graiioeut BON &oienbere tpuroe Jim
/. National-g Dice Brafioenten er-
wablt, audi lit ben meibliden Mit-
gIieoern iebt 0as Stimmredt in Ser
@roBloge erteilt poroen. Die nod
Ite Situne finoet in San Srancisco
itott.
S. 81. 2amm uno a1oere Mf>
tien.Snbaber Der gurefo @olo Dti=
ming Gompanp baben BEL benz &C.
ribt Inn Die grnennung zines Re
ceipers nadgeiuht. Streitisfelten
nit S. IS. Nelion, Dem eigentliden
unternebmer, nnb moeren Mftien=
Snbabern baben oen @runo fir oies
@eiud absegeben.
Serr @m. Shmiot, Der
befannte Quaen=S pesinIiit un0 III.
pelier bot iein @eiddftslofal nod
benz 5auie 207R Glib ala
M StroBe. geraoe seseniiber
BON ieinem friiberen @eidaftslofol,
perlegt, Seine @elb6ftsrGumlib=
feiten iino BORT beOeuteno GROCER nno
er lit oaber i'm Stanoe getpeIen,
fif bort cine 9unfeIfammer eir5u-
rihten. CT bat Die beften Smitrur
mente gum unteriuden Ser Mugell.
Sermann 9oebbler, 40 Sabre
alt, ltarb in ieiner 8obnung, gde
Mbenue 9 u1b 6. StraBe. gr bin
terlabt eiue @ittpe, 8 Sobne unc
5mei Softer.
@iaiam Braun, Elm Sflah-
ter, t104 Oit-G Commerce StraBe,
1T Der 8erleeung oes 9onntaasae-
lebes angeflagt, inbem er leillen
Sleiihlaoen nad) 9 ubr Woraens
often belt. Sem arfldger mar elm
dlloerer Shladter, Soc 9orrp, sol
Mltitin StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
Ser 8ea su,a Grfvla

bietet Dielc Shluierigfeitetl, aber fei.
ne 10 ihlimnl, mie IdIedte @eimio.
belt. @rfolg Derlangt beltautaee
einen geiunOen a0rper, aber gIectri,
Vitters lit Ser bette Geiunobeitsbriu-
ger, Den Ole 8elt lie gefannt bat.
@r pernriodt Doaitanoige Clifton beg
Wfoaens, Ser 2e6er. Mieren nno Gin
aefncioe, reinigt uno n~erbcliert oas
9lut ullo Itdrft mo fraftigt oas gan.
Sc Spitem. Graftiger aorper ilno
tlarer aopf iillb Die 5olgen ie;nes
8e6rouhs. Sic fonncn electric
gittcrs nidt entbebren, ipenn lie
ldnpad. nieoergeoriidt uno frdnflidl
iinb. Nur SOC @orantiert bon auen
NrltggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
stabtrats : TcrbamoImmscn

Sn Der letten Stootrats -Sisntra
mitroen $4,000 beniaiet, fir ipei.
tere Waihinen in Ser Mspbolt-Mn-
Italt Der Staot, meld)e bobnrf in ie-
Der ge5iebung pollitGnoig iein miro,
10 oob nit penn iel%biitdnoigen Tiio-
tern Der Stabt begonnen meroen
fam.
Gie 9itulitbic Gaping @olnpanii
bat I'M @%elegenbeit. Dem i%Sinails-
&omite Die gorteile ibrer 1flaItc-
rurlg 81 5eigen uno nnroe liner,
cine 3uinmmenfunft nit Dem be.
treffenoen aomite an 9onnerirug
bepilligt.
Wapor Gaaagban mafte auf oas
nusloie u~eberfiibren eleftrii6ar
9rdbte ieitens Der 5elepbon-0 r1bte
bon elmer Seite ser StraBe llad,
Der anoern aufmerfiam mas iebr
b1ufis Der Senertpebr binberlif i'll
lino iid) leid)t oermeioen IdBt. Der
itd0tiide Sngenieur erbieIt Muftrna,
ole Angelegenbett 81 unterlud1en,
Die ginlaoung Der StaIio=anlerl.
con- goung Mens Societp 5i elmer
@eodftnisfeier Der Gntoedung Mme.
rifa's pnroe nit 9onf ongenommen
Ger Bomb bes ItGotiihen Steuer-
Solicitors 6. 8iGemoin ipuroe an.
genommerL nit Dem 8~erIt1nonis
bob Die 9iireen bonn I. Sunni s. 8.
oil pernnttportIih lino.
Cine Mooition an @rapion StruBe
nno Neu-graunfels apenue muroe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
Sic gante aus syarta.
Runtait au2 elmer fleinea QaeIihens
esn &snnsDsn Astettis
tIertEeHittiu.l

tGettEehitiu.j
ct belt time, I'M bic bohe ga.
ttentitt gu beebnften. abet biz
l1delte gol15 ritbig, ano ootnt iogte
Tie: p2ieber Doftor, glauben Sic
oent, BOB id an1 2eben bGnee, lpie
Elm 5ipan5igiabriges M1oden? 2ie-
Der Simmel, id iebne mild ia ntdt
nod Dem CODE, i6 babe INNER nod
IN all meiner giniomfeit 8flid3ten
uno Sreuoen - aber nenn es iein
llllB, un6 unier 9errgott mid abbe=
rufen mill: id bin bereit. Sic fon=
men olio gan5 rubia neiteripred,en,
Softor. IS regt MIDI ni1t allf."
yOurdlaud)t miiiien nidt slai,-
ben, BOB i6 cine birefte @efabr Dor
Der Sir iebe. Nur = ih nto6te
bod audi nidt. unterloiien, @l,re
Surhlaudt pflidtgemaB barauf our
merflmm gu MAIDEN, BOB = MI ia,
melm Cure 0urflal,d)t etipa nod
feline lestpiligen @erfiigungen ge-
troffen baden lonten es oo6 mol,
fir aae Sa1e, better pare
Gr unterbrah iid mieoer. Gie
Batientin batte Die 4ngen nit ser
Sono beoedt; iie job itiG, mie iin-
memo, init felt 5ulammengeidloije<
men 2ippen. gnolid iab iie olf uno
Iprad 5ogerno: Sic meiner, 0of=
tor = oos Teltoment9"
gr nidte i6ipeigenb, pGbreno CT
lid lanaiom erbob.
IS NOR auf einen @llgenblid tie
fe Stile I'M 3immer.
9onn iaate oie 9rin5eiiin fur5::
SD banfe, 9oftor! IS lit immer
gut, meln man meiB, moran man
lit. 80 cliffs ia mol aber nibt, boB
i6 burdous beute idon -"
v9etpabre. 0urflau6t! Nur
yRun ia! Damn neroe ib moi
nad)itens III ben lauren MpfeI beiben
unb mir ben Serrn Staotsmini-
tier fonlmen laiien miiiien. - alio
beute nadmittag ouf @ieoerieben!
Ioiell, mein 2ieber!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
gam-G rlambmisideine.

". Seebe @obnbous, Geoar Str.
$500.
Gomin Sppenbeimer. @obnbaus,
Mooms Str. $1400.
st, 6eamall, Mnbou Oenper 9ou-
lenarb, $3.50.
Charles Sinnang. Mnbau, Seize
pbine Str. $35.
@. g. Mortin. Sduppen, @uen.
tber Str; $50.
6. Goppelmann, @obnbaus, Mag-
nolia Ipe., $1,000.
&obet @rieienbed, @obnbous,
Son Marcos Str; $475.
", 2oren5en, @nbou, @ater Str. !,
$3.50.
9idolas Differ. @obnbais, @olo.
mea Str. $3.50.
Staafe Bros, 8eit-Grodett Ctr. !.
5000.
s. g, Sod, anbau, Mcaop ape. i;
SIS.
$. abeiner sdulppen, ssemtOu
Str; $40.
Irep Taide, Sofaebauoe, ape. 9;
6. @. 0ritid,, @nbalr Grie slpe. /;
1926.
5rou &c. audenbod. slnbau. Mi
lam Str; 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-28
Ianfteg 3apitel.

Die 8eneralltabsreiie batte i'm
id)onen Seioelberg ibren MbihluB
gefllnoen, uno Brin5 @eorg bott,
BEL Der letten groBen aritif eritaul,-
lid gut aabgeihnitten" gr mrln-.
oerte iif ielbft bariiber, oenn ibnr
mars IN ben lebten Sagen bispeiler
gefpeien, ols itreife er nidt inn
Sottel Die 8ersitraBe entlang, lon-
bern als panole er in einem Meih
Der SrGl1me bisipeilen oelm
iein gelunoer Bertrand unb lein re-
ges Tfli6tbemuBtietin 5ogen i'm
IdlieBlid bod INNER tpieoer su sen
@ufgaben oes Cages bin. Gum
5raumen blieb ia ouBerbem nod
3eit; Belt audi, Inn aus Den Grant
men Die 5offnung alif cine frobe
Bertpirflidrung uno einen feiten Ent-
id)luB ertpobien 5ii Ioiien.
60 eng Der 8rin5 nit 9iefenball-
len ~befreulOet mar, er iprof i.h
bod nidt iiber feline 9ldne 5u Tim
aus. Nur oaB err ben 1lteren aa-
merooen Bot, Die penigen Gage ltr-
lanb, Die iid an Die @enerolltobs=
reiie anidloiien, nit ibnt in @ia-
item 5u nerleben. Seine Mbfo-
gel Sd babe uns beioe BET SABA
if)on angemeloet!"
MlIo Itiegen lie oenn, nod eilienl
lebtea Bid auf Ole berrlidite aGer
oentlden 3llinen, in Den Sdnea.
5ng, erwiidten gliidlid) elm Ieeres
Mbteil eriter &lalie nno madten cs
iid bequem. 8eibe i'm @epanoc oes
frieoliden 8iirgers, in gleid)en
idiefererauen Serbitan5iigen - uno
belize 10 miioe, Dob Tie, obne longe
gorreoen in einen tiefen SAIaf fie-
len, Dos beionbre 8orredt Ser ,sll-
geno, oes altten @emiiiens uno Sol
&c Der foitliden Miioigfeit, Die elm
rpodenlanger &itt ourf sic freie
@ottesnatlr er5eugt.
Crit in @iir5burg mahten Tie auf,
als Der Shaffner bic Sir aufriB
uno REF: ySier miiiien's ~einltei-
gent anes anore lit beiett!"
8leid5eitia filbren Tie empor, nit
jabem Sdrefen nno Dem impuIiipen
8eflbl Der Abmebr eegen oieie
ihnooe Storung. Mber aIs iie in
Der 8agentiir cine altere, iebr ele=
CANT gefleioete Dame erblidterl Die
oas Snnere oes @agens nit ibrer
2orgnette etpas 5ogerno i~iberidaute,
5osen iie ood idleunigit lire re.
fpeftipen @eine bon Ben rotten
Bliiidpolitern uno mod)ten oas III
iolden Saaen iiblide boIb boflibe
balb ~wioerpiGige @eiidt. 3umol,
oo binter Der Game, oeren aorpu.
lens oorauf fhIieBen lieB, Dob lie
BON elmer &ur i'm noben &iliinger
fam, elm 0iener NIT elmer 2alt
bon Sltfoffern, Speiieforbten,
BlaiobIaen uno abnlifen ihGncn
0ingen auftoudlte.
0o ioben iie ober audi ihon,
oob 5wiiden einem gelben aofferhen
uno einem 9ebalter fir Shirme
elm gan5 oaerliebiter glonofopf Sidt-
bar Dnrbe, nit blonfen Mlgen I'M
ter einem Watroienbiit6en, una
borten, bob Dem iebr biibifen ro-
ten Wunoe Die balbIauten @orte
e%ttfloben: vNltr binein, Mutthenl
8eiBen meroen tie uis ia niht!"
@orauf beibe pieoerum aleid5ei.
tig aufprongen, lire 3eiiemiiben
5ogen, cine fIeile Ge~rbeltalrnq
madten uno lid oann ortig auf Die
beioen entfernteiten glGse suriid5u.
gen. Moma uno Sodter Itiegen elm,
Der Giener neritoute oos @epdd oben
I'M @ogaon, nobel err Dem Grinsen
arI Die redte 5ubipibe trot, mas
oieIelr I'll einem leiien .Mul~ nno
Die @ndoige 81 einem rGorbon!
Nher, Sobann" peranloBte.
0om peridhpano Sohonn, Der
BUG iebte lid in 9elpeguna.
(1ortiebulra ioIat.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
Both Muncie "Wets" and
"Drys" Are Busy CircuIat-
ing Petitions.
BIG "DRY" RALLY TONIGHT
LIBERALS ARE ANXIOUS TO
HAVE DATE FOR ELECTION SET
BEFORE ARRIVAL OF EvANcE.
LIST SUNDAY.

Muncie, Ind, March 23.-Nothing of
great importance was revealed yester-
day in the developments looking to
the inevitable county local option cleo
ton in Delaware county. Both the
anti-saloon forces and their opponents
are putting on the finishing touches
in the work of procuring signatures to
their respective petitions. It is stat
ed that this week will mark the be-
ginning of the real fight between the
factions. Both sides claim more than
enough names to warrant the county
commissioners fixing a date for the
special election.
The real interest is centered upon
the time to be set for the election. The
"wets" want 1t st before BILLY" Sun
day. the great evangelist. comes to
Muncie. They may be able to win
their point by filing their petitions at
the April term of the commissioners,
which convenes a week from next Mon.
day. The "drys" do not want the elec-
ton set until after the evangelist's ap
pearance here. The "wets'' assert
however, that they will file their petit
lions at the April term which will
bring the election about May 1. 1t
would be useless then. for the anti-sa-
loon forces to file their petitions.
Both Leagues Busy.
Both the taxpayers league, or those
business men and taxpayers who be-
lieve in a we'll regulated licensed sa-
loon rather than the abolition of the
traffic. and the Anti-Saloon Taxpay-
ers' League, or that organization of the
business men and taxpayers who be
lieve the saloon to be a detriment to
the welfare Of Muncie and Delaware
county, are busily engaged In complet-
ing their respective organizations. II
is believed that the taxpayers league
will be able to give out the number OF
names signed to the wet" petition
sometime today or tomorrow. The
checking up and tabulating has been
finished practically and the members
of the league believe they will be able
lures have been attached to their petit
lions.
There will be mass meeting Of the
Anti-Saloon Taxpayers eLague of
Delaware county at the First Baptis,
church this evening. This meeting
is held in the interests of the Anti
Saloon Taxpayers league movement in.
augurated Thursday night Plans for
perfecting the organization will be dis
cussed. Special music will be furnish
ed by the Muncie Conservatory OF M,l-
=
male chorus. Speeches will be made
by representative business men Of the
city and county An invitation has
been extended to all who are interested
in the movement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
Negro Visits White Woman
And Police Watch a
Card Game.
VISIT A PROLONGED ONE
IN FACT so LONG THAT WHEN
THE COPS RETURNED At 4 A. NJ.
THE VISITOR WAS STILL At
THE HOUSE.

Fate played a mean trick on Charles
Alexander and Nora Long last night.
Alexander is an Indianapolis negro, SO
black that a streak of charcoal would
look like a chalk mark on him. Nora
is the wife of Clarence Long and re-
sides at 800 South street. She is
white woman. Officer Vogelsong
has a tip that everything was not
right at the Long home. He heard
about a fight between Clarence and
Nora and he and Officer Winter were
sent down to make an Investigation.
They found there had been. trouble
between the two. When the policemen
arrived Alexander was there.
Cops Peeped In.
The patrolmen told Mrs. Long IL her
husband returned and trouble followed
to call headquarters. The telephone
number was given and Alexander
wrote 1t down. After the officers left
the house, they did not go far and re-
turned and eavesdropped. Charles
told Nora he believed she was worried
about Clarence. Nora said she was
not as she didn't care a thing about
that Charles said he didn t
know whether he ought to stay or not
Neither did Nora, SO they decided to
leave 1t to the cards. The deck was
procured and the cards distributed. 1t
was decided Charles should stay.
Officers snickered.
officers left the house. They retained
about 4 o'clock this morning. They
listened at window and heard
SHORES. The two burly forms leaned
against the side door and the lock
gave way. Vogelsong bounced into
the room, Just as the negro jumped
from the bed partly undressed. The
woman lay sleeping calmly, her
clothes very much awry. Winter
shook her violently before she was
aroused. The two were permitted to
complete their dressing and then were
taken to Jail.
In city court this afternoon, they
were charged with adultery. The wo-
man plead guilty and Alexander mot
guilty" There was conviction in
each case and fines of $25 and costs
with sixty days in Jail adde were i'm
posed. 1t means IS days behind the
bars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
CITY IN BRIEF

Mr. Will Keelor OF North Nineteenth
street is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Display of Millinery Thursday at
Austin's. Westcott Hotel Bldg.
Display of Millinery Thursday at
Sharkey's. Room Colonial. 23-2t
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jordan spent
Monday at Whitewater.
Display OF Millinery Thursday at
Austin's, Westcott Hotel Bldg.
Our display of Easter Millinery will
be held Thursday and Friday of this
week. Nora Nolder. 50 N. Sth st.
23-2t
Gertrude Hassenbusch has returned
from Dayton.
Display OF Millinery Thursday at
Austin's. Westcott Hotel Bldg.
John Perkins has gone to Rising
Sun. Ind.
Display of Millinery Thursday at
Sharkey's, Room 1 Colonial. 23-2t
Vincent Nicholson will spend his
holidays with Mr.. Payne Comstock.
Attend the display of Easter Milli-
merry Thursday and Friday at Lora
holders, 80 N. Sth st. 23-2t
Display of Millinery Thursday at
Austin's. Westcott Hotel Bldg.
Mr.. Thomas Tarkelson Of Green's
fork was in Richmond today ON bust.
ness.
Display OF Millinery Thursday at
Austin's. Westcott Hotel Bldg.
Cottage prayer meeting win be held
tonight at the home of Charles Kinert
428 West Main street.
Annual Spring showing of Millinery
Thursday at Sharkey's, Room 1, Col
onial. 23-st
Mr.. Payne Comstock will spend his
spring vacation at Noblesville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23

HE MAY SERVE FOUR YEARS
LAW ALSO FAILS TO PROVIDE
ANY CLAUSE FOR REMOVAL IN
CASE OF NEGLECT OF HIS PUB
Lie DUTIES.
Special Correspondents.

Indianapolis, March 23.-A question
has arisen here over the length of the
term of the chief accountant who will
be appointed by the governor under
the new public accounting law. The
law is silent on the subject of the
length of the term. 1t fixes the length
of the term of the deputies at two
years, but says nothing about the chief
accountant. 1t was evidently the pur-
pose of the legislature in passing the
bill that the chief accountant should
be appointed for two years. because all
of the other appointments are specified
for that length of time but in the alb
sence of anything definite on that sub
ject it is more than likely that the
chief accountant will hold until the
end of the term of tht governor by
whom he is appointed. That is, the
man whom Governor Marshall will ap.
point will probably serve until the ex-
piration of the term Of Governor Mar
shall, and that he will be succeeded by
who follows. And. further, there is
no provision in the law for the removal
of chief accountant. The law does
not say a word on whether the COVER
nor shall have any right to remove him
from office.
Have to BE Cause.
OF course, the governor, has the
right to remove any officer of the state
for cause and he may do it summarily
II he sees fit, and this will undoubted
~ apply to the Chief accountant as
we'll as to ali others. But there would
have to be cause. In most cases
where the governor has power to ap
point an officer he has also the power
to remove him, but in this case no such
power is given the governor to remove
without cause.
These defects in the law were moi
discovered until a day or two age
when Governor Marshall began giving
some attention to the question OF
whom he should appoint to the posi-
tions of Chief accountant and deputies
He has not made any announcement as
yet as to who are to land these plums
but it is believed that he will have his
mind made up in plenty of time.
The new laws will be published
about April 20, and the governor has
sixty days from that time in which tc
make the appointments under the pub
lie accounting act.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
A Kindred Feelina.

Justice Harlan Of the supreme court
was on circuit in West Virginia some
years ago. when there was tried be-
fore him 4 case in which principal
counsel was lawyer whose head was
quite devoid Of hair. The day was
cold and damp and the room in which
the sitting was had was badly heated.
It was not long before counsel had be-
gun his argument that he said:
Your honor. ! must pause long
enough to request that the window op-
posite be closed mere tightly. feel
the draft on my head"
The court sympathixes with you"
solehniy assented Ar. Harlan The
court has the same kind Of 4 head
New York World.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
KELLY
WAS 4 WITNESS
Takes Stand in the Hodgin
will Case.

President r. l. Kelly. of carIham
College was on the witness stand for
the defense in the Hodgin will case this
morning. He testified to his business
dealings with the late Prof Hodgin, a
member of the Earlham faculty, during
his last illness. He said he did not
regard him as being of a deranged
mind. President Kelly explained in
detail the assignment Of an insurance
policy to the college by Prof. Hodgin.
In return for the 81 500 thus conveyed
it was agreed that the two grandchil-
dren of the professor were to receive
an education at Earlham.