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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
DR.. FRITcH FOUND GUILTY.
Charged With Manslauehter In Con
nection With Girls Death.

Detroit, Mich, March 3.-The jury
in the trial of Dr. George A. Fritch,
charged with manslaughter in connec-
ton with the death of Maybell Mill
man, whose mutilated body was found
in Ecorse Creek last Labor Day, re-
turned a verdict finding the physician
guilty this afternoon, after two hours
deliberation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
tu,TEI ~ RO\ T0R GIORi
uoi Fighting Ia championship Bom. nj
irish AmeTIraRs

BoN NJ enthusiasts Hri ui"u'. ~ Fan 90
~ Iron American 90 Ia. lIffN-
ninth -rTssr 'a~' night ,Te 0u1l uuur
for m" rurtrupn. championships It 'h"
were dcgtdeI m 'u" pf"."n," oi %
crowd that "a, sol To. ,.ub. = JwiI theatre
The boxing Na~ ret hof ~ all no." classes
ani the show Wa hiEhlv satisfactory
Andrew tories ~ Tho Pas inc and
' = - Russo 81 The - BAR holnmsW \ Z .
u no u.a' o. one oi m" i2i round .eWi-fuai-
we're ..frpt.,"d - 40 .on~orIal ar'I-'s
no we're - .fr.'."I 'n box bv he BEvo" No
Earrrr- ir....'.r" r'or lr"f Iu". -
-.,Dr.. -up.s. 'u .,.u.h't. -s.u ".uef hH.
D.. ..ar uu" -u4U4 OF Tan" v ora d n"fnr". "a
,., back 90 ~" Hau raised q .aush vi'h rh"
r.uar. 'n 'n.v vur. ~ -" same shop
No. r.mtr.-. please. GENT. ,r"a ''"
go .'"'ulo noer i''h"va am % rTh'.ughIrd
90. 90. gu. 20 -'AuI 70 iu-I- vH~ no
real a,.un .u'U '." bard roDnd. Nn"n
- o. ~.o $50. -..,"...I -.ur~h"- ga me nose
agt iat Or. f''s -m"nr"i Nrh ti'pt
item ,ur'a- w. sragg.rad bv vaI.u
on ru. Az L.t D. ,aU~ too ate Geo CrgTiN"
aim 81 no HuGze- 'erdlI
Nret beng prAr. i'aliN kuuCEel OF 10
,na -~oond round VI ~chv mixer came bacA
foI another 10 nj N one Of he ~emi-fnal-
mo s'a'e ot slocs.nes- R"tsrse Charley
Nht'- m-r' fully -iprr~h tr'h"r pro
Sc. \.v "esr S,H. 4, me- fred
Mag. craze ~ ihe trs' bout ~ he
ba., ~. .Ivh' .Is-- ~.",a "a rOly poly 100
rlv-f.u. nu' 30 ,"..li D.. I,hratrirhaUn
Naug v A. = ringer Tor a kaufman amt hal
A fair nuOv lsdge Of Nztaua
Before the nr-' round So over Sre' h
..rd he mad been hU low bu' Referee hifs
refu-@d - heiieNs % I. vs. good old
faEhtrUst -iuRRiuz match and Vhsu the
-ecoUd round ended ~pesk $40 n million
-tars Nsnz had al 'h- better ~ he ihiri
round and looked Nk" o sure NIuusr. bui
lie Iudgs. decided 10 favor - Sra~k
,horeupor tho crowd booted ami Kissed
The ruling
l. kuhau National and " HtrA"r
- psul's put up 'srrif, -iuRRtug
match IA he frat bout m the mIddlevrIguf
,Is-. Ilas lost no time 10 coming to-
ypthst and were both -lugstnz bsfore 'he
erd nf The srst round winch 49, brought
fp = ,or, fusion nv = smash on the Jaw that
-su' Killian 10 the floor ~ heap kilnn
anne n.,E ia mo second round and with
yrs,fnr Nttali'v 10 wore Ht"kpN down
uurfI mo latter dropped
Brl-l Blrn'r. Ioughl.n iyrcufr
, dsaf mat" vrh a Irra. pun'h. 'a'Elsd
I keu-k. NH',ousl : Z. NJ The fT-t sem
Hnai bout 10 Tho ms pound class ken~Ai
heal Leach Z rp--.- brother. sam Mglls'h
Thur-day night bui N thi- ahnu he seemed
AFRAID. H- nn dropp"d repeatedly 20 a-ctp"
nun - mont 90 The 0rs' Two round henss
rsIItsd b. ~" 'h'rI round and drew hlood
from tho nose and rpa'h hu' mrker heat
him d"vu ami Won
Inrtss the bsrp0r. huoAsd ~ Win "
McGiTr = club mate. - another bout "a
he ia5 10 I'd ciI-- The latter a -on
OF Tommy M'Girr VII" ~ 'hn Old d'v,
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lag purposes are to be foFbisdsn. IN
inst nces % q play stopping suddenly aud
the players behind TyhnlnE lnio the nan
crei Ion - TO Nheshsr the rule ia infringed.
4 player NAV push an OPponeRt against
'hs runner TO hslp PLAY along
player has an opportunity for MAKING
a fair catch Opponents who are onStde
OF With III. ban The sa5-commiiieo
reported that the oonVerse of that = tTlS.
that q PLAYER who h on-lde NAV interfere
for NOR. attention than aSytbiGE else
hule - section ;. Na- taken up ahd . de
,'-ioa va ma, HG.a o p'as. Ven 'E IN sSS
direction and 'hen stop the hall II dead
~ he stands -rill the ball s dead Nss
pass IL hs does II right away N an IN
eligible man inierferes with the catcher
The p-nalty shall H. the same a. u he r~aliy
Ia an Cu-e- the man me King th. forward
pass must he fiNr wards back of the hnr
q .Silmms., nu. 10 Srh nsY " sToss he
line OF scrimmage The nnal ruling on ne
pussi lou whether a forward pass could he
made nv a man after he had crossed The tine
OF ~crimnln &c was that II could not.
There ATE various paragraphs In the rules
rule u, sec'lon and other various So
makers viii bs asked TO strike ont the word
caught and substitute touch
n,isr .setISH o. Rule 70 a return .rran Me-
permit OF = return kick. This will be done
nv inserting the CLAUSE her than re-
turn Kick after the words free kick.
4 penalfv Wa- prov ided for further kicking
ur kicking NJ a ball white on the ground or
bounding, a. covered by Rule 20, section =,
dealing M,th an onsid- kick going twenty
wards The hall 10 to go to the offended
side at the spot where the foul took place.
There we're other lesser changes. but
questions for enlightenment weren't A.
numerous a. A. former Interpretation con.
aress-. Mr. camps opinion to account
for 'hiSlNA "a that the seekers for knowledse.
showing less about The rules. didn't know
inst What 20 ash
Prof Babbi,t o. the Central Board Of
0ficials reported that his board already
hsd prepared . list OF oficlals for most OF
the genes Of the coming season. Ted Coy
of Yale and Eddie Hart Of Princeton talked
over he oficlals for the Yale Princeton
game. but COY explained that his team cap
"a in had the final say and het he hadn't
{ he aut hority 90 come to Q fnal agreement
II IN though, the same cQrps OF oftioials a.
last year viii be named Pendis'on, referee;
Williams umpire: Hall Geld Judge. and
Young. linesnan.
Among the conspicuous Absentees last
nj Rht was Big Bill Edwards. who. N was said
viii not DO any oticiating this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

Ridge Golf club Was played this afternoon.
The results
Iirs, ulyi.ion ~ u Smi,n bs., " = BALDWIN
,Sd y ss,.Ss Srs, '' u. - nI' ~
& y hoisr hrsi fusNgrih b'anr aud
lanss'rsib ,ni o. Z rhonps.Ih b~st =. y
thfs ~ lrma>--uA bratC ! hopnc BY ~
h'h N"asi~ ora' frri Sch~fi-r : aud
NmtN-l fnur.om- vaS The feature event
~ ~" Richmond louniv Ouniry tlub ye--
lerdaN. hT- brophy aud 4 StTana
being ~" winners With 10. ~ ~ The
hnal Tor Tho AuS'I-' "up vas plavsd, "
10 rlS" % }SrtTlsN 6ol.S in he sr ~ s%S
-'ak-- q brunirt and harl~- " 'illcV
'ied MN ~. 10 -. aud W'it 'alTe-pec-
a- 'ui'or,
y, Mr' nTonGy and " , N,t,s ,s 10 70 81
VI ana Mr, ,dct aTS Va. ~ ''% rs Sc NJ sSa
~ Meg, - :, ., NJ, y ! ho"d' snd
,sam sir Ii; IA "a, IT, sna W ", an ~ ~
Nr'' - ?" 80 Air aud Mr. Thomas Wa.h-J
The first round OF The club championship
va, Tue feature event a. ius Forest litll
J. l~ll I lUh yesterday lha tt-t round for
he September cup wa- also PLAYED \ D.
Nlsnpp Ws- the " inner IN the -Neepst axes
event WITH -. 20 49, The summary aud
SCORES follow
beat stone ! up aud 10 plaN. D.. 3 Nsopp
bat isG ~ and 70 play. y Ilucoti beat
."g y, " Washington Sss, 4 TsyioI, IgP
.,p,ru.esr Cng rln, round " v IyeI.
be, 2 CSl.hoT ae snd g pss, Il 1;I:'
Ssses. .g sPa H5Rs!l Ss.! IYraSS si@ss ss.
Anp and 10 play " Date beat " Vance. up
ScrOna Hound cegsh,I, 6es, HanrsI. ~
=
hookrr. ~ 10. y L'ncoii ~ IS 81 Paul
teller - -. u Kush'sr. - - - g. p
S,V'een golfers guahned for the. presi;
country Cub. Ned nuEgIns topping 'hs
lls' with -, 10 -, two strokes in the lead
H ars sen A., Munro ,I "; An nnS.1S,S
Match pla, VII I've hegrn next SATURDAY
The scores N The qualifying round and tho
draw Tor the match play a." - follows
Cuart,ing Round Prr>lden's CIp Ned hug
Etns -. ~ A. John Munror M. . A. ioln
/ C 80 ~ .: 90 S,aTsuc;. =. = %
Gsins, y 81 J., .. y T peter. as - =
rr' Ns''n,,9, 'p '' r5,,, Tnsm :s"f Sa,
%'So N'ii.r - /, ':G aT Ken H:g'i q :" i
KIDD harnes. Munror - Peter "sin's 3,
/ hesp, weA'h-rb' V cs Mnl-r - >'v'r'
/ Members Of The Bal'u-rol Gof Ciub
/ qualified for the BHl'u-TUl cap v-sferdaN o..
Georgs Z, Howell leading tho hsld w'h
~. IS -. followed hv single -'rok" bs
"a Miller Match play vii Ia begun neNt
saturday The sem -nngl round FOR m"
september Gun also Wa- PLAYED lho~~
who qualified were
George e IIows. - IS = z = Nu-. ~
. D. IS Howard Ussbrpos ~ 10 - u Town
rsna s., lT - = ;, : REG -. = ON =,
y o. Na'sius ~ Is - e. prl.bri,k %.
F !. y GrorssS Ludlow. y u =, i F" Conrie
I iSr - - - p~srr "A WOODWARD ~ . n frusS'
4 rru>lnv lu> o., -. Howard t'tnu. - -
r 'us dfsv f.r .Hr r.a''l .Is. 'u .Hs~ handler
- sherman Nu''T 80 I-.s'n~ Townsend
- I#uIpr fuurpg H- "a HudwHFI. lash .JuA
. rs Watson Na'.lrs ~ ". 80 o. rurA -
CO.. Reed N0pv
Voc .Erlr 49, o. f.r su. 1TH rrHuI Tor 'Hr
'N fau u1 ,lara Hrgr' Hs1'> Iavpsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

Grssnhui and Co Snlhss Ave. lsth'tO I9th St. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
EXPLAINING NEW FOOTBALL
OFFICI as GATHER ron AN
INTERPRETATION SESSION.
NanS Posnts cleared Up for Thea bS IN.
pianatloa % = special COInuaIitee
Few Questions Asked. Perhaps Be-
cause No One hneA What 10 Ouer,

Football Interpret alton, e. % might he
called. took placs Ia The Mluhattan Hotel
last might. when a hundred OF more games
officials. coaches and PLAYERS met To hear
points ~ the nsN PLAYING code eucida ed
Tho Interpreting was done la two sessions
First Walter Damp answered questions put
20 him a. 'he rode wa- read. rule by rule.
aud then committee that had been ap-
poin'sd for The purpose gave ~, onici,l IN
terpretation aud also suggested chance. IN
he rules here and there which vii ne
ad,sp'sd by the main rules cOmmrt'er.
The first named committee. appointed
last night. consisted of Walter Camp. Yale
Percy Haughtou. Harvard william Roper
and Park Davis. Princeton Dr Can Will
ans and " y Mou"-. Pennsylvania
n Il HaCkett. West Point. " = Lansford
Trinity. aud II sharp. Yale The
latter body went into session in recess
following a general discussion and returned
with The folloSinE report
Ruls a. -ection :. 20 be am. nded - that
hurdiing shall not include jumping over a
man who = On one knee There had been
a long discussion a. 10 a legal and illegsI
position Of = tackle IN tho scrimmaRe line
aud the -ub-Com mittse decided that this
should he governed bv the illustrations In
the rule book These made n Illegal for q
tackle 20 stand aldeN avs ~ order 20 Re' into
Interference quickly
with regard 20 rule IS. section Z. II was
decided to ask tho rules committee 20 pro-
vide . penalty Of Ave vards IN ease Of
guard carrying the hall forward on a direc,
pass from the centre. An important poin,
had TO do with whether or not he man With
the ball could ~, HE hands on a tesmmats
ia front Of him thi- in regard 10 rule H.
sec ION Q, prohibiting pushing and pulling
and In'erlocked interference II VAS de-
Cided that the runner could pm bic hands
on a man ahead OF nun. but that ha couldn't
hold on 20 him ar bs pulled along Loops
aud straps on uniforms intended for pull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

Russian Ponyskin Fur Coats, special $3.50
$50 CAraeul Fur Coats at N7O0
S425O Silk Crepe Meteor Gowns, Special $3.50
Special Showing Of TAilormAde Suits at SIS
Women's New Fall Model Coats, special at $3.50
Lingerie Waists remarkable value, at ..... $500
IS to 81 so High Class Corssts. special S3.75
Women's 81 Walking Boots Fall styles at 1926
Womens Princess model Silk Kimonos at $685.
Womens $3.50 Long White Kid Gloves SI.65
$500 Double width Silk Crepe Meteors. yd SI.58
SIPS An-silk Colored Dress Satins. yard Csc
SI.75 Fall BroAdeloths, the shades. al SI.OO
80 Two-toned English Coating Serge. yard SI.OO
$500 Fine Nansook Night Gowns. special at 1895
5000 Fine Nainsook Combinations at $685.
$3.50 Satin MessAline Princess Slips at N.05
Sale Of Sterling Silverware at Half Prices
Womens $3.50 Tucked Net Guimpes special e5e
Womens Ready-to-weAr Hats. special lot at S5.9o
womens Pure Thread Silk Hose, special pair 59c
Womens Ingram Pure Silk Hose. special pair 85e
Mems Thread Silk Halt Hose, black only. 5ec
MEMS $3.50 to IS Fancy Vests, special at. Sl.5O
Special Sale Oriental and Domestic Rugs
Blankets and ComfortAbies at Special Prices
$3.50 Electric Table Lamps at .Sls75
$3.50 Coffee PsreoiAtors all copper S4.95
Special Values in High Grade COST Glass
Fine Real Lace Curtains at Special Low Prices
Noteworthy Values in Household Linens. etc.
Also Extraordinary Bargains in the Basement
- Grs.nhut and Co, SnihssAve. lsth.tO 18th St. -i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
""
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Breaks mp Grip and
COLDS
The First Feeling.

The first feeling Of a Cold is
laSSifude and weakness. as il some
serious illness vas pending, the
strength seems TO give out and
YOU wonder what is coming. You
have had rhiS feeling lots Of times
and did not recognize il as a pre-
cursor Of a Cold. Don't wait till
Your bones begin 10 ache, take
Humphreys "Seventy-seven" az
once. and break up your Cold.
Handy for Sightseers. fits the
vest pocket All Druggists 25c.
H.rrh-~t. ror-o Hc1ic,n" Go ,or wur.n,
mi Ann Ntrrgts N'v lurs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Club GOLFERS IN MATCHES
tOuPI TITIONS az WV az
THg IDI RSES HERT tHOI -.
.spirmbrr Tournament ~ NsnirIair
Iup RouRI ~ Npaw amt Nfier
ritlr ~ hnsiIN ood Iolonia Team
Irfrat> PARK IIub PiaN At Nassau

tup Rouni ~ Npa"am', Nher
rttlr ~ hnsiIN ood Iolonia Team
nrfrar, PARK IIuh Pia, At Nassau
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suited a. follows
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II- Ni-lel N'nn P,slrIr doNoied hrW
al pu,Ins "onre-i. fh l%S driyins. shIch
a.. 10 n--i of three balls found " lsylor
#asd Inc -unmar,
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NrnD -
aching and Putting ,nu'r,' 50 - IL
o.. ard- hsN t. 70 w 20 no - -
81 :, 49,, .aS." -, =, 'rSiu,'
- - 'N'''""" AZ y " Jugs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Special Opening Day Sales

The following is brief summary Of the Special Sales
arranged distinctly Opening Day Events. details
Of which will be found in to-days Herald World and
other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
AT Almost Half Exclusive Shop Prices.
Purchase,

As proof OF this assertion direct your attention
not only to the largest showing the largest Millinery Paors
IN New York but Trimmed Hat Display and invite
comparison with view Of sustaining contention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20

could make more money working for
himself on a rented farm. It is a we'll
known fact that the young physician
or lawyer without funds fights starva-
ton during the first few years OF his
practice but the young farmer is given
the opportunity of making money
from the start, while at the same time
he enjoys every possible advantage of
he young professional man in the
cities.
Back to the farm" is the subject
of hundreds OF cartoons seen in maya
zines which reflect the popular
thought of the times. This advice is
being given to young men of America
as whole, especially the young men
who take on the duties of life without
having been fitted for any particular
kind OF work. The clean. moral life,
the independence and prosperity Of the
farmer is opening up a new future for
wealth and an honorable means of Sc
curing it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20
Catarrh
Quickly Cured by a Pleasant
Germ-killing Antiseptic

The little Hyomei pronounced High
o-me) inhaler is made of hard rubber
and can easily be carried in pocket or
purse. 1t will last lifetime.
Into this inhaler you pour a few
drops of magical Hyomei.
This is absorbed by the antiseptic
gauze within and now you are ready to
breathe it in over the germ infested
membrane where it will speedily begin
its work of killing catarrh germs. Hy-
omei is made of Australian eucayptol
combined with other antiseptics and is
very pleasant to breathe.
1t is guaranteed to cure catarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat, Group, coughs
and colds or money back. 1t cleans out
a stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold by druggists everywhere and by
l.. H. Fihe. Complete outfit includ.
ing inhaler and one bottle of Hyomei.
81. 60. And remember that extra bottles
if afterward needed cost only SOC.
Send for free booklet, and sample bot.
tie of Hyomei. Booths Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20

The Aircraft Institute. OF Chicago.
which, since 1900, has taught more
than six hundred unskilied women
home and art occupations that have
enabled them to become selfsupport-
ing, is preparing to enlarge It's scope
by establishing an educational farm.
The Aircraft institute is combina-
ton Of school, club and workshop.
reaching from the home to the BUSH
ness world.-Educational Review.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20
Wayne County Farmers Lines
Lie In Pleasant Places Now

The prosperity, refined tastes. and
the culture of Wayne county farmers
are causing Richmond people to LOOK
towards the rural districts of the
county with an expression OF wonder
and envy. and no more are there heard
statement to the effect that the tillers
of the soil are green" or intellectually
inferior to the residents of the cities
and towns. The time has come when
the farmer has every advantage Of the
merchant and professional man in the
city, and he is claiming even greater
advantages and a superior kind Of
prosperity. The farmer has his tele-
phone. interurban line, hot-air furnace,
bath room, his own water plant, and
soon II he so desires his farm may be
lighted with electricity. He has all the
advantages of the city and an abund-
ance Of clean, pure, wholesome air be-
sides.
II there were any forms of class dis
tinction in America, the farmer would
| be claiming first rank among the caste
and few years more of development
| in the farmers methods of enjoying
life would easily place him in a posi-
ton to claim his occupation as the
most genteel work in America Riding
| about the country in his automobile
whenever he likes, enjoying his vaca-
ton trips to summer resorts, wearing
good clothes, and enjoying the advant.
ages Of complete and well furnished
libraries, many Wayne county farm.
ers enjoy the life of the so-called gen.
tlemen of leisure. And there are a
| large number of Wayne county
farmers enjoying the life of the re
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20
MEDICINES PRE-
ScRIeED BY DOCTORS.

Examination of the formulary de.
partments of leading drug stores
throughout the country has proved
that very large percentage OF the
prescriptions filled for doctors are TO,
proprietary medicines.
This is because the average doctor
of to-day is unable to devise prescrip
tons equally as efficacious
Such standard reemdies as Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound are
prescribed over and over again by
fair-minded physicians throughout the
country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20
RICHMOND, INDIANA
"PANIC PROOF CITY"

Has a population Of $4,000 and
seat Of Wayne County. and tho
trading center OF n rich agrl'
cultural community. IL - 70.
Gated due east from IndianapS
Richmond Is a city OF homes
and os Industry. Primarily. a
manufacturing city. y Is Also
the Jobbing center OF eastern
Indians an. ,r enjoy. tie csm re,a,.
ity for miias around.
Richmond In proud or its
splendid streets. well kept
yards. It's cement sidewalks ana
beautiful shade trees; u mas nn,rs
panics and I building assocta-
Of over Cd, 900, 900. Number 'os
factories 1876: capital INVESTED
$1,000. 900, with an annual out.
rg. Of 1000; 900: and d., a pay
r" " 81 Sor -. ssy Tss iS's 70 s sp.
proximateiy Ss.ao0.o0o annually.
There arc five railroad com
ranies radiating in eight at.
ferent directions from the city.
Incoming freight handled daily:
h7sS"Sc iS S.;,v ousEGs,cnso 600 ers' iSs
YsrH soc,,.t,os pcr ', dsy l,7oo
esrs. N"mSsr Of pss.anse.
srsiss. train: daily =. the an:
nual port office receipts amount
e % IN. T si,y xs'a
Richmond has two intcrIrtan
railways. Three newspaper:
with q combined circulation Of
$4,000. Richmond II the great.
est hardware jobbing center in
re- Hsn,rs sfte oss SH on ,S..r rssSna
has a. piano factory producing
minutes. II 10 the leader in the
manufactures OF traction on.
Einss; ana produces -, NOR, more
ana ana I S"r,a, e c".Nets Than any
other city IN the world.
The city's area n 2.s&0 ecres:
has . court house costing $500.
eee: - public schools and has
kigh school In tho middle west
under construction; 3 .parochial
fchools. Earlham college and
the Indiana rusSncss College:
five splendid firc companies In
fire hose houses: Glen Mule;
home OF Richmond's annual
chauts uouN: scvcn hotels: mu-
ntcipal electric light plant. I'M
fer succcssful orevation. and q
rrivatc electric light plant. In
ruvsrg compctitior: the oldest
ruhlic library IN the state. ex.
cent ono. and the second largest.
10000 volumes: pu~e. refreshing
watcr. unsurpassed; IS miles OF
Sr,pvovcd strccts: ~ miles Of
sewers: &c miles of cement curb
and gutter comhinc cd: 20 miles
~ cement walks. md many
miles ot brick walks. Thirty
churches. including the Reid
Msynorlai. built at a cost oe
$3.50. 900: Reid Memorial Hos.
citni. ono Of the most modern
In the state: Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing, erected ut n cost OF 500 .O00,
one OF the finest In the state
The amusement c~rter of Enst.
eru Indiana ana Western ohio.
No city of tho size % Rich.
nonA holds ne fine an annual
art exhibit. Tho Richmond Fal!
Certival held zach October II
uuiouc. No other city holds q
similar affair. II II given In
the interest of the city and
financed nv tho business men.
Success awaiting anyone with
enterprise IN the Panic Proof
city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-20
Good News

an Stove
and s
drawn
pledged
points labor and
The most important Is the recognition o
not it
cond
tons be interpreted a victory
opinion
Of