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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
.EL CRIMEN De VIEQUES.

Ampliando la information
que public6 aver LA Cores
pondencia" respecto a la CO.
mission de un terrible crimen
en- Vieques, de que nos di6
noticia nuestro correspon-
sal de aquella isla, damos hoy
los siguientes detalles.
FL teniente de la detective
fu6 enviado d Vieques y ALI
Sc practicaron otras averigua-
clones del hecho que ha causa-
do gran sensaci6n.
Parece que por un an6ni-
mo dirijido a las autoridades
Sc vino en- conocimiento dc
que eI cadaver de I'm niho ha-
bia sido arrojado a unas ma
lezas, cerca de la boca de una
cueva en- p. Real.
Viven por ALI Roberto Pen
sort V dos hijas una mayor
llamada llamada Raquel y
otra mas pequeha, como dc
I2 amos dc pdad llamada AL
mira.
La policia obtuvo que tsta
Ultima les pusiela sobre Ia
pista de un infanticidio que
Sc dice cometido.
Efectivamente, en- unas
malezas q donde fu6 Almirs
con la policia, Sc encontr6 III
saco conteniendo trapos man,
chados de sangre V despOios
humanOs.
AImira dii0 4 Ia poIicia, Sc
vieron que deiar Ia maquina
ALI Y cOntinUar su viaje en- eI
caro- el6ctrico.
Celebramos no haya sido na
da el lncidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
Mas ROtiCiiaS.

Sc encuentra en- esta cludad el
Sr Arturo Guerra, de Nega-BaJa'
me vino ell asuntos de negoo-
clos Regresa esta noche Su reel
-Regresa hoy a Venezuela, su su
patria una linda hija de Caracas la
bella senorita Nieves Ochoa Pala>
clos, que pas6 una eorta Temporal
da en- San Juan. Buen viaje.
A las 3 de la tarde de hoy ha sa-
lido para yieques en- viaje .I,ecr,,9 de recre9
seguidamente d San Juan Buena
viaje. -.
FL gobernador ha reclbido una
esposici6n de abogados de Ponce,
de todos los partidos, interesando
no sea removido de ALI para otra
corte ell actual juez Sr. Martin E.
Gill. Ell gobernador Post tuvo ia cor
tesla de informar a un reporter S
de LA Correspondence que aquei
funeionario continuarla en- aquel
tribunal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

En- esta imprenta Sc vende paPei
de peri6dico 4 dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
LA VIDA EN- MARTE.

El planeta Marte, al que tanta
atencl6n ha consagrado Ia ciencia,
va pronto encontrarse a punto
de ser Observable tan de cerca V es
cudrihado tan minuciosamerte, que
podra resoiverse, sin lugar a dudas
ell tan debatido problema de la vida
en- fl.
Mr.. R. W. Wood, que ocupa ell
puesto de professor de fisica expert
mental en- la Universidad Jonh Hop
kins, de Baltimore, acaba de const
ir un telescope mayor a cuantos
hasta ahora Sc conocen.
FL principle fundamental del nue.
vo teiescopio es que una superficie
liquida, tai como la del mercurio.
puesta en- rotaci6n Sc convierte en-
c6ncava, tomando Ia forma de un
paraboioide. superficie que meior Sc
adapta los espejos del telescopio.
Ii espelo que sc haya construido
para el nueyo teiescopio tiene un
diametro de yeinte pulgados Y con-
siste en- una joiaina POGO profunda.
circular. nena de mercuri6v v monta
da Ell un pieyertical que Sc pone en-
movimiento por medo de un motor
eitctrico. Sc han podido tomar va
imdgeneS de estrei,as muv peaue-
ilas sinpie vista. por medic de este
espefo girando con TAI veiocidad. que
III longitud focalcra lie ounce pies.
Queda so.amente por eyitar una De-
queha desyaci6n. deyida 4 pc
u6dica> variaclones de veincdad.
"A que se espera dezaparcserd modi-
iIcandO "a construction de la mon
tura lie. espeiu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
PO[R CABLE.
FL lunes prinoipiara la discu
cion.
Taft, prepara an mensaje rels-
tive q la tarifa de Filipinas.

New York, Abril 15.-El lunes de
la proxima semana principiara la
discuci6n en- eli Senado, del bill de ta-
rifas. Sc cree que Sc lie haran lige-
ras podifieaeiones. Sc esperal q. Ell
25 de Mayo, sefa pasado v puesto
q la firma del presidente para ser
ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
70 MILLONES PARA
| TRABAJOs PUDL|COS.
Ell ministro de Fomento pro.
yecta la construction de
carreteras.
Fl ministro de Hacienda de
acuerdO.

Madrid, Abril 15.-El Ministro' de
Fomento ha sometido a la aproba-
ci6n del Congreso un credito de
cien millones de pesetas para traba-
JOS de carreteras y rescontruccion
de varias obras de utiiidad publica.
Ell Ministro de Hacienda apoya la
solicitud del de fomentar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
RUS|A MEJORA SUS
RELACIOHES.
El Gar consulta a de Whiate
Revisara ell tratadO de 1892.

San Petersburgo, Abril 15.-El ga
binete del Car Nicolas ha empeza-
do los trabajos relatives a mejorar
reiaciones, y ell estado de la Haclen-
da. El emperador ha consuitado con
ell conde White respecto a la revi-
sion del tratado de 1882. Sc aguar-
da ell complete restabiecimiento
del premier Stoiypine para some
tes a su estudio asonto de gran
importancia para Ell imperio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

81 Ell instrumental de veinte pulga-
das puede hcerse en- un todo salts
factorio, 10 que parece casi clertO,
se emprendera enseguida la cons
trucci6n de otro mucho mayor. Una
de las mayores ventaias que Ofrece
el espeio de mercurio es que i9 ION
gitud focal puede hacerse tan gran
de 8 tan pequeia como sc desee, al
terando la velocidad de ia rotaci6n.
Ell professor Wood rehusa hacer
deciaraciones definitivas acercs de
las posibiIidades futuras del instru-
mento. pero admite que TN espeio de
ounce . veinte pies de didmetrar
girandO propiamente, podria pro-
porcionar el medic de observar Z
Martemu Y cerca y aun otros plane
tas memories.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
RUNAS De ITA-'
L|CA FAMOSA.
oobre buena parte de
Ia antigua ciudad, Sc
asienta hoy el pueblo
de Santiponce.
La comision exploradora
solo cuenta con dos mil
pesetas nominales para
los gastos.
Del supuesto palaeio de Traja.
no So extrajeron fragmen.
tOs de estatUaS.

Es diffcil saber, sin emprender
grandes y muy costosos trabajos de
excavation, el radio que ocupan
las ruinas de Italica.
Sobre buena parte de la antigua
riudad Sc asienta hoy ell pueblo de
Santiponce y las tierras que compo-
men su ejido. El Estado solo tiene
Jurisdiction sobre ell lugar en- que
Sc levanta el anfiteatro y las terma S
Pero Ia comisl6n espanola de mo-
numentos, segdn uno de sus mas
actives miembros Ell senior Gestoso
y Perez no puede emprender en- es-
tos puntos grandes esploraciones
arqueol6gicas, pues solo cuenta
con dos mil pesetas ".nominales"
consignadas en- ell presupuesto pro-
vinciaE de Sevilla.
Raro es Ell ano que la comisl6n
puede obtener la suma indicada. Con
Ia Ultima que obtuvieron los az
que6logos, en- 1908 dieronse prisa
& intentar algunos trabajos cuyo
resultado fue muy fructifero.
De aquel "yaeimiento de antique
dades", como disc el senior Gestoso
sc arrancaron mas de treinta tum-
bas cubiertas de inscripciones
pinturas sobre magnificos mosaicos,
con Ia XyP cruzadas y las letras
pLfa q omega.
EN- II de elias -anade Gestoso
encontramos grandes ataddes de pio
mo, Ia mayor parte decorator con
fajas, con s6leos, arpas y otros OBJ
jetos, en- los cuales aparecieron las
osamentas perfectamente conserva-
das.
En- algunos de los craneos Sc OBJ
servaron los efectos de horribies
martirios, pues Sc veian perforados
con cIavos de bronco hincados en- Ia
frente. En- los ataddes encontramos
monedas, fiolas de vidrio y diversos
objetos de orc y otros metales."
Del supuesto palaclo de Traianc
Sc extraieron fragmentos de las esta'
tuas de JUNO Bruto, de Minerva J
detpropio Trajano.
Gran parte de los objetos extraf,
dos trozos de columnas y capiteles
cipos con inscripciones votivas, Pc
dazos de estatua, etc.-se hallan en-
los museos arquol6gicos de Lon
dres y Berlin.
Lo inico adquirido por ell Estado
espaiiol, fue un bronco que contlene
el fragmento de un discurso senate
rial denunciando los abuses cometi-
dos por los empresarios de gladiado-
res, iuntamente con I'm proyectc
de ley para poner coto a la especu-
laci6n.
Ell valor hist6rico de este bronco
es extraordinario, segun cuenta er
TN libro que dedico a este asuntc
81 Sr. Rodriguez Berlanga. En- 1895
descubri6se un mosaico conocida
por ell de las Musas, y al cual consa
gro Laborde un profundo Y erudi,
to estudio,. Pero este objeto el de
mayor significaci6n artistica, desa
pareci6 como tantos otros sin QUE
nadie sepa d6nde iria d parar.
A menudo las ruinas de Italic;
Sc emplean en- fin tan humilde come
81 de pavimentar los caminos. Hac,
va muchos amos, cuando Sc abric
IA carreters de Extremadura, 10
Venerandos escombros de la ciudat
.omanics sirvieron tamhien par
afirmar la ruta. He'ahf una via cas-
'agrada; en- el polvillo que levantt
81 caminante, puede decir que Sc as
oira algo del her6ico aliento de 10
Ces2res.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

Hay agTjcultOreS que neoesltdn
"mayordoHOs' Y hay 'HldyOufOmos
cue nsceSifdn oOlooaci6H. ESds dos
dspiraeiOnes Sc eHcusHtrdH con dy'i-
cultad y rst1rdo. Ambas oOiRcidiriH
rdpiddmsnie 81 los dessos de BiayordO-
mos Y dgTicllltOres Sc GRUHciGH eH
la CoTrespoHdeReia". Hoy en- Is
c diari0 especial 2 Hl63ioa taTlfa a
cfoct0.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

gun la information pasada
al cuartel general. que su her
mana Raquel Ia habia indu-
Cldo q echar en- Ia maleza los
.restos de I'm nlho cue babia te-
nido.
FL fiscal So ha hecho cargo
del asunlo disponiendo la de-
tencion de los supuestos cul-
pableS.
Tn doble crimen de incesto
e infanticidio esta investigan-
do el fiscal de Humacao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

Los padres redentOristas
Iue residen en- Mayaguez Sc
'roponen celebral la procession
lei Corpus Cristy con gran So
smnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
UR peTcancG.

Esta manana venfan para
San Juan de su quinta de Ca
folina, los distinguidos espo-
sos Juan GGzman Benitez
2 uno de sus ninos.
Al llegar ell automovil, que
;rafa regular velocidad d las
,ercanfas del puente de San
Antonio, las ruedas patinaron
/ causa de estar mojada la
,arretera Y ell chG0e1r no pu-
10 contener la maquina que
lilo una vuelta casi en- redon-
10 yendo a parar a la cune-
"a.
! Sc rompi6 una rueda yen
lose de lado el automovil y
.stando 4 punto de sufrir Sc
las averias los viajeros.
Afortunadamente solo il
eros rasguhos y el consiguien-
e susie, ocurri6 q los estima-
,les esposos y nifo, que tu-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York. Sept. 13.-The announce
ment that the vacancy caused in the
Union Pacific board on the death Of
Mr.. Hartman and Mr.. Rogers, has
been filled by the selection of Mr.
Schiff and Mr.. Rockefeller thus insur-
ing no change in the balance of the
power was the principal item of news
Of the day.
A lower range of prices in London
was responsible for opening declines
of from II to 2 here and foreigners
were sellers to quite some extent. On
the announcement referred to above,
feeble attempt was made to rally
the market, bat as the day ended.
prices were very little changed from
the opening. The market is acting
will in accordance with precedence, in
that the swings seem to be getting
smaller, and there is disposition to-
ward less activity.
In the long run, this woul5, make for
market liability and would permit
those whose duty it is to fern conclus-
ions as to its future course. to do so
with that allowance for the factors
making for price changes and with
less fears Of having their calculations
upset. Miller and Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
CHICAGO MARKETS,
Chicago, Sept. Is


Wheat-Today's wheat market has
displayed considerable strength. The
December advancing almost cents in
the face of rather bearIsh run of news
and record receipts in northwest The
crowd got short only in anticipation OF
a break in prices. being Jun in later as
the demand from commission houses
and leading operators absorbed Offer
ings. Market in our opinion. while
not in very bullish position from 4
crop standpoint. is no longer in a bear
ish position. Believe the situation
has been fully discounted and look to
see a good trading market for awhile.
with purchases of the December and
May on the weak spots the most pro-
fitable.
Corn-Fine weather over Sunday
brought out considerable long corn
early, market easing off slightly bul
firming up toward the close of session
as shorts covered on the strength in
wheat and on good buying by commits
sion houses and local operators. While
present prices may discount the situa-
ton in corn for the moment. we be-
lieve the market will eventually sell
higher. and favor purchases of the De-
cember and May on every little decline.
Oats-Oats have followed corn to a
great extent today. Elevator inter-
ests bought the December and sold Sep
TENDER, while local shorts covered on
the bulges. Do not look for a break
in this cereal as long as corn holds
strong. but believe the May should be
sold on any further bulges.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
Mining Commissions.

The governor Of Arizona Is author
lied to appoint two practical mine
owners and one attorney to constitute
a commission 10 draft a mining code
Members are to receive $40 day foe
actual service. They must grant public
hearings for period Of six consecu-
tive days ar.l report before the next
legislative session.
In Illinois $4,000 has been appropri-
ated for Il commission to investigate
the methods and conditions of ccai
mining with special reference to the
safety OF wcrimen and the conserva-
ton OF coal deposits. The governor i.
to appoint three coal mine owDcrs
three coal miners. who serve without
compensation. ard three ''disinterest-
ed persons. who receive $40 per day
for actual service. The commission
will submit Il revision OF the coal mir
ing laws of the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
TOLL OF THE YOUNG.
Connecticut Permits Employment
Children at Ni-ht.

Connecticut Permits Employment
Children at Night.
In Hartford and u few other Coz
necticut cities young girls and DO.
have been permitted to sell paper
OH the streets for some time. Las
winter an investigation was mac
with the aid of the national child Ia
Dor committee. and 50 many facts wer
gathered showing fhe extent and re
suits Of street employment OF sni:si
girls and boys tina, general interest il
the subject was aroused. and bill
intended TO remedy the situation Wa.
introduced in the Connecticut legisis
ture This bill. which was backed L.
the State Consumers league. the rs
t;onal child labor committee. socia
and educational workers and man
leading citizens. gave authority r'
school boards to license boys Of suit
able age who might properly be EN-
ployed in street trades and to prohihi
other children from such employment
The proposal met with little opposition
ard was reported favorably by fh.
joint legislative committee On educa
ton. but when the matter came up be
fore the senate 1t was opposed on tn,
ground that It granted too wide m au
thority to school officials, and. to tn
great surprise OF friends OF the meas
ure. the favorable report Of the com
mittee was rejected by the senate.
1t is significant that on the same da,
that this bill was rejected the senat,
unanimously approved 4 bill whicl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
|9lI!I.l! Z|l6
STATE OF INDIANA,
Department Of otato.

Fred A. Sims, SECRETARY of otato.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
SENTS SHALL COME. GREETING:
I. Fred A. Sims. Secretary Of state
of the State Of Indiana. hereby certify
that the WAYNE WORKS has this
day caused to he filed In the office Of
the Secretary of State Of the StAts
Of Indiana. the properly signed and
attested consents. powers Of attorney
and other statements and papers ne
quired by Section 1 Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of In
diana entitled An act describing the
method and procedure for the volun-
tary dissolution Of private cofpor-
ations." approved March 9th. 1908.
And I further certify that said writ
ten consents. powers OF attorney.
statements and papers 80 filed -
aforesaid show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied
with the provisions Of said Section
One OF said act and that said corpor.
alton is now in process Of dissolution.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the State OF Indiana, 1t India
napolis. this 18th day Of September.
1909.
FRED A. SIMS.
Secretary Of State
FRANK I. GRUBBS,
Deputy.
Published by order OF Board OF D.
rectors of Wayne Works.
WALTER W. SCHULTZ.
President
div 12-00
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
Aliens a Menace TO Labor.

The committee nn immigration Of tic
New York Central Federated union.
which has for several months been
couferriu: with Secretary Easel Of the
department of commerce and labor.
Immigration Commissioner Wiliiams
and others with Il view to agitatinS
for more rigid rules for the admissio:
Of aliens. has made its report.
The committee stated that immi.
grants were coming here in such large
numbers that they were becoming |.
menace to American workers. 1t rec
ominendS that the crews OF freight
vessels he riGidly inspected to see that
none should slip I'm illegally a. immi-
grants.
Another recommendation was to the
effect that ,h- state branches Of the
American Federation Of Labor be re-
qucsted TO take up the immigratios
problem.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
70 ABOLISH SWEATSHOPS.
Chicago Garment Manufacturers Plan
Improved Workshops.

Centraliz2ti ton of the combined gar
ment manufacturing interests OF CHI
cago by the erection Of group of
eighty buildings to cost approximately
$5,OOo.OOO and the abolition Of the
swsatshop by the building of homes,
clubhouses. libraries and gymnasiums
for $500 employees was the plan
launched recently by the Chicago Gar.
ment Manufacturers association.
The plan. evolved by Sol H. Shonin-
ger. president of the organization. was
enthusiastically received by members
OF the association. AS practical un-
dertaking it was pronounced feasible.
A committee was named to carry out
the preliminary preparations and look
for site. Included in the member
ship of the associat ton are more than
a hundred manufacturers Of women's
and ehildren's garments. who do a
combined yearly business in Chicago
Of $4O.0O0.oO0. Their plants at present
are scattered in various parts Of the
city.
The combined plant will cover an
area Of forty acres. and the drawings
which have been prepared specify that
each building shall be built of re-en-
forced concrete and shall measure IS
by 100 feet. The individual plants will
be detached. thus providing light work
rooms for employees.
The structures will be SO grouped
that they will face a macadamized
boulevard lined on either side with
shade trees. with large grass plot in
the center.
At either end OF the row Of factory
buildings viii be recreation houses, in
Guiding possibly swimming pool. to-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
DRAWS STIFF FINE

Earl Huntington drew a fine OF $50
and costs and an additional Jail sen
tence of 30 days, in the city court this
afternoon. He was arrested Sunday
night and charged with being out OF
jail. On July IS. Earl was arrested
for public intoxication and just a. he
was being brought into the c4Surt room
for trial. took advantage OF the fart
that the officer had has back turned.
and made a successful getaway. He
had not been seen in the city since and
the police were just beginning to
breathe freely again. when Earl. like
bad penny. bobbed MP again. The
heavy fine somewhat jolted EAri's
anatomy and he begged pitifully for
leniency. but Judge Converse couldn't
see it that way and Huntington went
down for 50 doyA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13

The second eddie =. % Tie WAosa.
the most widsIy played Of an 1aseu-
since e = - e1De
cially the instrument q hAf0say.
A great many men have aeaS1t06o
for the second fiddle. anAsW6sns the1
they take It up At 00ce wiohGne -
much vain experinentt1G WoeA 0os0
pretentious parts. they 00A m0eA'On110-
faction In 1t. There II plenty Sespooe
work done with the socoa4 00GDa.
though. Men who are forced ~ b.
marrying or other mischance are Woey
likely to play badly.
A master Of the second 06dIe - not
least among masters. and - has b.
sides the promise Of inhor1l1nG H.
earth.-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13

No creature is more tidy than an ant
which cannot tolerate the presence o.
dirt on its body. These little crea
lures actually use IL number Of rea
toilet articles in keeping themselves
clean. No less an authority than Dr.
McCook says their toilet articles con
sist of coarse and fine toothed combs
hairbrushes. sponses and even washes
and soap, Their saliva is their liquid
soap, and their seft tongues are theil
sponges. Their combs. however. are
the genuine article and differ from
ours mainly in that they are fastened
to their legs. The ants have no set
time for their toilet operations. but
stop and clean up whenever they ge,
Soiied ST Ntf'>s>te~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
FO2 SALE.

oAO MALL IL
FOR SALE-Two stoves and range.
Phone 2455 during office hours.
.... '.........-.,..... 1927
FOR SALE-Male pigs Poland China,
A. H. Pyle, 5105C, r. r. No. 4.
septl3-14t
FOR SALE-Garland baseburner, good
as new. Call Ala Lincoln st. 13-l1
FOR sALE-Two feather beds and
pillows. 12O S. 9Th. 13-lt
FOR SALE-Gas range. All house
hold goods. 90 N. 10th 13-.t
FOR sALE-F'ine Scotch Collie pup.
229 n. 10th St. 13-1t
FOR SALE-Modern 7-room house.
bath, furnace, everything modern.
Leaving city. Phone 1853. l3-lt
FOR SALE-Cigar store fixtures, two
floor cases. , wall cases. l five-f It
cigar case. SOP Main ST. 49,,
FOR SALE-A runabout, / cylinder. 16
horse. plate glass runabout repaint-
ed, new tires, lamps and horn. May
be seen at G. w. Davis Carriage Co.
For sale by G. L. Commons, 32[i n.
18th street. $3.50 12-1t
FOR SALE-Upright piano at half
price. John Leiye. 239 S. 4th St.
HIT
FOR SALE-Two we'll located new
properties, bargain: owner leaving
city. Address IF" care Palladium.
TT
FOR SALE-Oak sideboard and table
and ladies bicycle. % S. 10Th. HIT
FOR SALE--Ma!e pigs (Pollanc
China). A. II. Pyle, 5105C. f. r.
No. 4. 31-14.
FOX .5ALE-Rocf and bridge paint
Guaranteed five years. Retail at
wholesale prices. Clendenin & Co..
EST Fl. Wayne Ave. Phone 34ci.
Apr fri&mon
FOR SALE or trade, square piano for
Is in. base burner. 331 S. w. 3rd
ST. 1912
FOR SALE-Second hand furniture,
stoves, etc, at cheap prices. 1880
Main. Phone 177S. 24-tf
FOR SALE-The Hill farm, 161 acres,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13

prov lies tat women and minors over
fourteen years Of age In mercantile
establishments may be employed every
night Of the year until 10 o'clock and
more than the legal ffty-eight hours
during the week preceding Christmas.
For that week there Is no limit to the
hours Of employ ment.-Survey.