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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
BRITISH WORKMEN
ATTACK PEACE
CONGRESS
Declared st. Louis Gathering
Marks Scheme of England to
Unite With America in an
Attack on Germany.


London, MAY An extremely
hostile HNitude toward the British
delegation now on the voyage 60 the
United states 10 arrange for the
Angin-American peace centenary hns
been taken up oy section of the
British workmen Al their hcnd h
iien Tilictt, secretary of the Dock
Workers union An appeal sent BIZ
cable on their behalf today fu sam
uel Gompers, Is as follows
British workers appeal 10 the
American trades unions not 20 mask
the Carnegie peace delegates mission
to Amcrica They nope America will
not support the suggestion that she
should assist England In making war
against Germuny
(Signedl
BEN TlLLETT"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
Mob of job Hunters.

WashlnRIOn, May l.-HunRry job
hunters, among them many who de-
spair Of gaining the official pie
counter through official Influence,
gathered Ia such numbers last night
In the vicinity Of the civil service
commission headquarters that the
police reserves were called out The
commissions doors open at . o'clock
IN the morning for nling applications
for minor positions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

AustiN Tex. May = Permission
to restore ruined portions nf tho
famous Alamo ut San Antonio was
gTantcd the governor 0f Toxua today
hy the stnto supreme court The re-
siontion plans had been blocked hy
nn Injunction obtained bv tho baugh-
tcrs of the Hcpuhiic who contondod
that. nH Wiaiodiana uf fhc Aiamo they
had exclusive right in make any
changes The court dissolved this In
Junction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

NHshIHbIoh, Nay I,-NthuInr VuW-
Minis had plan 10 merge the bureau
of corporations into trade commits
sion which would bring proceedings
under the antitrust laws against any
business which by merely It's extent
destroyed or prevented competition.
The commission would also inVcsti-
cate price cutting tO ruin competi-
ton The senator introduced hill
lO carry out his idcHa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
CURT NOTE ADVISES
SURRFiN DER or FORTRFsSS

Cettinic, May THE Russian min
lister To Montenegro presents curt
note 10 the government today urging
immediate compliance by Montenegro
with the demands uf the European
powers for the evacuation OF Scutari
and intimatlng that q policy Of de-
iiance was likely to lead 10 the ruin
of Montenegro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
HUMAN SLAVERY EXISTS
IN MANILA IS CHARGED
tBs Leased Wire To Evening ucraId. /

lhN NhheU Wtff hp IN'nlnU WcFaiu,
Washington. May Whether hu-
man slavery exists In the Philippines
ia "A question asked today by the sem
ate ~ Secretary Garrison.
senator hOrah read a letter from
secretary Dean G. Worcester. of the
Philippine government, saying slavery
ala exist la Manila but that the Phil
ippine assembly had declined TO pass
remedial legislation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
HUDsPETH NAMED
UNITED STATES
MARSHAL FOR
new MEXICO
Lincoln County Lawyer to
Succeed Romero II Senate
Agrees With President Will
son.
SUFFRAGETTE LANDS
GOOD JOB IN COLORADO

lby Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Washington, May H. Nominations
to-day BY President Wilson Included.
United Statea marahai, district 81
View heNico---Andrcw n. Hudnnafh.
Neceiver 81 public moneys at
iseAdNllie. toio.-~Mrs. Annie 81. Rog-
era of Colorado.
Commissioner 81 corDoratlona-Fo-
ferh p. Davies of Wisconsin.
Assistant comptroller Of the treas
ufy- Walter w WnrWlck 81 ohio
10 BE- chief justice court OF claims
Edward X Campbell ~ Birming-
ham. Ala.
The senate today coanrmed the
nominations Of Charles y. Nelli, az
Spnmtssioner of labor statistics: J.
y. Armstrong of Juneau ~ governor
81 Alaska ana a. smith az commls-
si0ner ~ fisheries.
\. u. Hudspeth. whose nomination
Tor United states mHFanni for the
district Of New Mexico WAS sent to|
the senate today. is chairman of the
Demucrutic state central COMMITTEES
of New Mexico Nr Hudapeth Ia "a
lawyer nnd resident os Lincoln
county. He han represented his
county In the state legislature and
ln the convention Whichs framed the
New Mexico constitution. Despite his
years OF ACTIVITY in New Mexico MI
hudnpeth Il said 20 have few enc
mics and was one OF the few men
upon whom the Democrats were
practically united for the position 90
which he has been appointed The
position of United states marshal has
heen vacant for few weeks since
The resisnatson of Marshal Secundfno
Romero. who has held the office un-
der appointment Of President Taft
made shortly after New Mexico was
admitted 10 Statehood.
Mrs. Rogers. appointed receiver Of
public moneys az I.eadgilie, Colo. h
q noted aunragettc ard has for some
years been active In politics in the
Centennial state. When II leaked out
thut She wus 10 hc aUp0inted Ia the
pesltlon tsse pres.dtFN hnd gsstfetHIN
lane ~ she interior department wore
deluged with protests from male ~
fee seekers and others who did not
believe a woman should hold fed
eral office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

CONTINUED on PAGE 2, Column 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

lconlInuea on Pago 3. coIamn 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

zoDAx'e NEws IoDAx--
xou era n m ths nmRAFD.
sinty ceusa a month ~ ~ cents
. Week delivered AZ youF dnor,
nssy cents by man.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24

Ante Ia Corte Municipal de esta Ciu-
dad, Sc celebr6 en- la maiiana de hoy la
vista de las denuncias presentadas pOr
la policia contra los comerciantes an
tes mencionados, por infracci6n del ar
ticulo 553 del Codigo Penal.
La defensa de los denunciados, esta-
ba cargo del ilustrado jurisconsulto
senor Texidor, quien concurrio actuan-
do en- nombre propio y en- el de los Sc
Iiores Alvarez Nava Y Domlnguez
La vista de estas denuncias produjo
extraordinario interes en- ell p1blico que
llenaba por complete el salon de la Cor
te, viendose entire las numerosas perso-
mas que ALI estaban, muchos conner
ciantes de la localidad.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
Don Luis Rubert

Nuestro muy estimado amigo ha en-
barcado hacia Espana, donde Sc propone
pasar unOs meses.
Ell senor Rubert fjara SUI residencia
en- Barcelona, descansando de la gran
tarea que ha llevado aqu1 1ltimamente,
trabajando en- el arreglo de algunas GEN.
trales, Cambalache, Juncos, Canovanas
y San Vicente.
Ell notable fnanciero ha llevado una
vida de actividad extraordinaria, acu-
diendo con sus grandes recursos ALI
donde su ay1lda ha sido necesaria y, des-
de luego, utilisima.
Bien ganado Sc tiene ell breve descan-
so de unos meses este hombre de acci0n,
este irreductible luchador por ell progre-
so de Puerto Rico, tan modesto tan en-
prendedor, tan active con tanta for
tuna en- sus empresas, que SUI nombre es
va una garant1a de exito.
El BOLETIN despide con Ell mayor
afecto a un buen amigo, deseandole un
viaje feliz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
DE MAYAGUEZ
QUESTION DE AMOR PROPIO.
Amphando I'M telegroma.

En- las primeras horas de esta manana
tuvimos noticias de un suicidio,
de un suicide en- toda forma, ocurrido
en- ell patio de La Agencia Comercial de
los senores Sanchez Morales, de esta
plaza
5Quien era ell suicida? Un mucha
chon del grupo an6nimo; tanto que yo
que conozco hasta ell 'esperanto' no re-
cuerdo haberlo visto en- mi pura vida.
Su nombre, yo os 10 die por TELEGRAPH
y os 10 repito, lectores: Luis Montalvo
Rodriguez, ell cual serv1a en- la antedi-
cha agencia en- calidad de mensaiero /;
tenia unos % amos, tipo metidito en- car
nes, de estatura baja y de condolences
aceptables para ell trabajo.
5C6mo Sc suicide? Los detalles ocu-
lares no 10 Sc mas, dicen algunos veci-
nos del establecimiento que, a ESQ de
les 1870 de la noche de aver oyeron una
detonaci5n cercana; un police que 10
oyo, Sc enter6 de que La oyeron, oje6
un POGO, y en- paz ell barrio
al siguiente dia. al abrir la Agencia
,el joven Fafael Montalvo, empleado au-
xiliar de la misma, Sc encontr6 con ell
cuadro del suicida, tendido sobre ell du-
|ro piso de cemento, banado en- sangre,
mostrando una herida de muerte en- ell
cuello y ell revolver en- la diestra, recos-
tada sobre Ell abdomen.
DE modo que, aunque Sc dice que sc
suicide esta madrugada, tenemos que
estar de acucrdo en- que ell suicidio ocu-
rri6 por la noche a la hora en- que son0
ell disparo que puso en- expectativa al
barrio
jCuales fuer3n los motives? Veran
ustedes: Ell jefe de la oicina, un joven
todo corazon, la bondad personifcada, lie
regan6 por I'm desliz cometido por el y
le prepare que buscara otra colocacion
hacia ell d1a dltimo. Esto no tiene NADIA
de particular, porque de jefe subordi-
nado, menudean los "chavos'' y hasta
las mas duras reprensiones, y, corrien-
; te, a TRAFALGAR.
Pero, seg1n un papel escrito que dej6
ell suicida, expresa que Sc quitaba la vi
da por ell bochorno sufrido con Ell rega-
no. Termina su escrito, ,muy corto por
+, cierto, diciendo, "adios" a Rafael, e]
empleado auxiliar de la casa.
He aqul un rasgo de amor propio
quitarse la vida por un regabo; conozco
! a qulenes 81 por cada rega7io le hu-
bieran arrancado un pelo, estarfan cal
vos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
Garnet judicial
Dos autos de certiorari'' contra ell
Juez Municipal

En- la mafana de hoy. lie fueron no.
tificados al juez municipal senior Geigel
dos autos de certiorari presentados
contra el ante la Secci6n primera de
la Corte de Distrito
El primero de ellos, formulado por
ell Fiscal senor Sifre, nombre del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico para que aque-
LA Corte revise los procedimientos de
la Municipal en- ell caso contra Ginlies
and Woodward, dueiios de la barberia
americana, los cuales fueron absueltos
por la Corte Municipal segt1n la OPT
MON que ell senior Geigel emiti6 en- di-
cho case por entender que no consti-
tula delito ell hecho denunciado. Ell
Juez del Distrito, ordena a la Corte
Municipal que remita a ella los autos
originates para su revision y notifca
que la vista del expresado recurso de
certiorari'' tendra lugar en- ell Tri-
bunal del Distrito ell d1a 13 de Octubre
proximo.
I'll segundo recurso esta presentado
por Juan Mollfulleda contra ell pro
pio .Juez Municipal senior Geigel y la
Cortc de Distrito ordena a la Munich
pal que remita a aquena (Secci6n pri-
mera) los autos originates del case Sc
guido por Enrique Rinc6n VS.. Damia-
na Huerta sobre cobro de dinero. con
el fin de revisar 81 ell procedinliento
seguido ha sido no ajustado a De-
recho. La vista de este recurso esta Sc
lalada para el dia 20 de Septiembre.
actual las diez de la mafana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24

coarta EN- ell ejercicio de su hbertad, a
otros los favorece con perjuicio de
aquellos de la Sociedad en- general
Por las razones expuestas, pido la
Corte que declare haber lugar la ex-
cepci6n perentoria que he tenido ell no.
nor de presentar, pues ninguna Legis-
latura tiene facultades, para pasar una
ley contra la Constitution de los Esta.
dos Unidos.
Ell doctrinal discurso del seiior Text
dor lleno de materia jur1dica de att
nadas citas que han sentado jurispru-
dencia en- los distritos Estados de la
Union, fue escuchado con religioso ST.
lencio por ell immense p1blico que lie
naba la sala, el cual a la terminaci6n
de la breve y magn1fca oraci6n loren.
Sc del Letrado, no cesaba de comentar.
10 favorablemente.
(Continuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
La reunion de
la Junta Central

Aver tarde celebro su anunciada re-
union para resolver defnitivamente
los asuntos polfl COS de Ponce la Jun
ia Central del pai .ldo uliioniSla.
La opini,'n mas generalizatla anoche
en- esta ciudad era la de que no habia
podldo llegarse un acuerdo satisfac-
torio entire ell alcalde de dicha ciudad
y ell organismo directive de la Union
debido a que ell senor More ha bia
mantenido durante la reunion su re-
suelta aotitud de no renunciar la AL
cald1a de Ponce nj tampoco ell cargo
de Presidente del Comite Local del par
tido, para ell cual fue electo por la
Asamblea de comprisarios reciente-
mente celebrada. Y anadlan los comen-
taristas, que don Simon adopto esa de-
finida actitud debido a que ell gober-
nador Cotton lie hab1a prometido, en-
la conferencia que con el tuvo por la
malana, que no Sc hallaba dispuesto
complacer as1 como asl los caprichos
de la Junta Central, y, por consiguien-
te, 10 mant endr1a en- su puesto de al
calde de Ponce porque en- e mismo ha-
bla demostrado la suficiente competen-
cia, desempelandOlO satisfaot oriamen-
tie. Con esa ayuda, Sc dice ell saTor Mo-
ret fue la reunion resuelto a no ce-
der la demanda que de hicieron sus
correligionarios los jefes del par
lido.
Uno de nuestros redactores pregun-
to al Secretario de la Junta Central
cue acuerdos sc hablan adoptado en- la
session, pero aquel fllncionario. con
muy corteses excuses, Sc neg0 com
placer nuestros dcseos de informar a
nuestros lectores acerca de este asunt6
que tan intrigada tiene la opinion
publica. Y la verdad es que reslrlta in
eXplicable que, despues de las frases
1uC1ICo 4OC DC IIdlI u uAdOO cIIlIS IOS
sa1ores Barcel6 Moret, y de la pu-
b.icacion de la mayor parte de los do
cllmentos relacionados con la olecci01n
del nuevo Comite Local del Partido,
quiera EaceTse ahora acopio de prrl-
dencia lie labilidad, cosas ambas que
han faltado desde ell primer momento
de originarsp esta question. no dandO-
le la Prensa infOrmes cOncretos de
10 que en- la .Junta ocurrio, cuandO, en-
intereS de la misma, ESQ ser1a 10 con-
yeniente para que de una vez Ia OPT
MON p1blica supiera a que atenerse.
Ell senior D1az Navarro, a quien pre-
gjlntamos tambien por ell resultado de
la session, nos expuso tambien amables
excuses para no dec1rnoslo, limitando-
Sc sencilamente a manifestarnos que,
gracias una proposition por el pre-
sentada, todos los asuntos relacionados
flleron satisfactoriamente resueltos.
5De que manera? ESQ es 10 que NO
QuisO decir ell ilustre hombre publico,
esa negative, ciertamente, no nos pa
rece presagio de buenas noticias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
Ell nuevo gobernador

Un amigo nuestro ha recibido esta
tarde un cable de Washington Ell ell
cual Sc lie manifesto que ha sido en-
viado al Senado, para SUI confirmation,
ell nombramiento de Mr.. John Rossell,
de Wilmington, para gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
En- la Fortaleza no han recibido to-
davia cable alguno que confrme el de
nuestro amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24

Nuestro buen amigo don Nicolas
Hernandez nos invita- la reunion que
celebrara en- la noche de manana jue-
yes, en- su casa de Miramar, calle del
Congreso, para festejar la llegada del
distinguido general Hernandez, padre
de nuestro amigo
Muy agradecidos por la invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
FELIX DIAZ

Dio principle ell acto por la vista de
la denunaia presentada contra el senior
Fell" ,comerciante de Santurce,
es en- ell barrio del "Culto' a
s ,4lo recordaran nuestros lecto-
por haber publicado la noticia en-
.~tras columnaa, Sc lie quem0 no ha
n.uchos dias la tienda de que era pro-
pietario -
Ell senor Diaz, fue acusado de haber
efeetuado transaeciones DE venta por
I'M pucsto de leche que tenia anexo al
festablecimiento de- su propiedad. De
Ia prueba de cargo practicada, result0
fostensiblemente demostrado, que ell
! tcl.sadO tenla cerrado su establecimien-
{ 20 de provisiones En- la denuncia, no Sc
especifcaba 81 ell senior Diaz al vender
por ell puesto de leche, verifcaba las
transacciones con este l1quido 8 con vi
veres de su establecimiento y como
por otra parte, no pudo llegar a de-
mostrarse que vendiese provisiones, ell
Juez Municipal sefor Geigel, atendien-
do q 10 defectuoso de la acci0n estable-
cida, entendiendo que un puesto de le-
che puede estar alberto para vender es-
tie l1quldo, amonest6 al policia denun-
clante haciendole presente que, 81 el Sc
nor Dlaz, como parec1a desprenderse
de la accion, vendi6 provisiones, debi6
haberlo denunciado especifcamente 10
cual no habfa hecho; en- vista de 10
ambiguo de la denuncia, no habiendo-
sc demostrado la culpabilidad del acu-
sado, 10 declare absuelto perentoria-
mente
Los casos de los seiiores LAMA Hnos,
Garcia y Garcia, y Juan P. Sevillano.
Las clrcunstancias que concurrian en-
las acciones entabladas contra los seno-
res mencionados, eran identicas; tam
bien 10 fueron los debates habidos en-
tre la defensa y la Corte, razones por
las c'iales englobamos en- una sola la in
. formation de estos tres casos
Leidas, por ell Juez las denuncias
los acusados, el Lcdo. Texidor, como
va hemos dicho, a nombre de los sefo.
res Alvarez Nava Dom1nguez en-
ell suyo propio, present6 q la Corte
Una exception perentoria
basandose en- que la Ley del Cierre est5
en- contra de la enmienda IA de la Cons.
titucion de los Estados Unidos, raz6n
por la cual, ell hecho denunciado no era
constitutivo de delito.
Concedida la palabra al senior Text
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
Sangriento suceso

(Por telegrafo.)
BOLENTIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan.
Ell senior don Alfredo Bravo dispar6
dos tiros de revolver contra su esposa,
dona Rosaura Cabassa, hiriendola gra-
v1simamente
Detalles correO.
Corresponsal especial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
La campana contra
la ley del cierre

Los comerciantes sefores LAMA Hnos.
Sevillano, Garcia y Garcia y Felix
Dfaz, ante la Corte Municipal, acu-
sados por infracci6n del articulo 553
del C6digo Penal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-24
Una invitacion

--.NtSs~og
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
CONFESSES MURDER

On Trial, Sunbury Resident Blamed
Another, Since Sentenced to Hang.
Sunbury, Pa, June 3-David Everitt
made a written confession to District
Attorney Streuss that he murdered
Henry E. Miller, in this place, last
year
When on trial for his participation
n the crime he placed the blame for
the murder upon Frederick Nye, who
was his companion, and Nye was SEN
fenced to be hanged, Everitt receiv-
ing a sentence for manslaughter.
The case was taken to the supreme
court, which declined to interfere,
and an appeal is now pending before
the pardon board. Robbery was the
motive for the murder.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
START SExHYGIENE CRUSADE
Movement For Healthy Marriages Be
uun by WASHINGTON Women.

Movement For Healthy Marriages Be
gun by Washington Women.
Washington, June 8. = Mrs. John
Hays Hammond has launched move
ment here for healthy marriages
At her home Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan and 9th
er well known officials and society cir
Gle women of Washington met and dis
cussed ways and means to prevent the
marriage of the physically and men
tally unfit.
A woman's clinic will be held in
Washington with view to interesting
women of all classes. An educational
campaign is to be conducted. Practi
cal eugenics is to be taught. Already
$1,000 has been contributed to help the
work forward.
DR.. Elnora Folkmar, hygienic sex
expert, spoke plainly to the women
who assembled at Mrs. Hammond S
home. She advocated the examination
by health officers of men and women
before they receive marriage licenses.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
ALFRED AUSTIN
DIES IN ENGLAND
British Poet Laureate Passes
Away, Aged II Years.

London, June 8. - Alfred Austin,
at the age of seventy-seven years. He
succeeded Lord Tennyson, who died
in 1892
The poet laureate died at his home,
Swinford, Old Manor, Ashford, Kent,
where he had been i'll for some time.
Alfred Austin, like many of his pre-
decessors in the laureateship, did not
rank as a great poet in any sense.
The selection of man for this honor
is largely Influenced by the political
considerations of his time, and, with
rare exceptions, the distinction is not
bestowed according to literary merit
or with that poetic justice that is
supposed to rule in the more prosaic
affairs of life
Theoretically the laureate is the
personal selection of the sovereign;
in reality the available bards are
s3weeded out" by the prime minister
much the same as the list Of claim
ants to any public Office. and the pos
atiCe1I ~ a., " Sii q LIZ ~
itical sponsors of the candidates are
weighed in scales not always evenly
balanced by goddess not always
blindfolded.
At the time of Austin's appointments
he had as formidable competitors
Kipling and Watson, but neither the
genius Of the one nor the recognized
talent of the other could avail against
the considerations mentioned. There
were also living then other poets
who loomed large in the English
world of letters, such as Swinburne
and Stephen Phillips, whose claim to
the honor seemed to the wide world
of critical readers not unworthy of
consideration.
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Very Remarkable Cure OF Liver
Complaint.

Mr.. Albert Walker, of Precious,
w. Va, suffered intense pain in the
stomach and right side at intervals
for fifteen years. He had consulted
eight or ten physicians and while
they all agreed that he had liver
trouble, they failed to relieve him.
He was eventually cured by Cham
berlain's Tablets. II you have any
trouble with your stomach or liver.
these tablets will certainly do you
good. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
Dies of Base Ball Injury.

st. Louis, June 8. = Frederick G.
Whittemore, Jr., freshman in Yale
university, died here from an injury
to the spine, received when he was
hit by a base ball several years ago
Whittemore came home from Yale
three months ago, suffering from the
injury, which gradually had develop
ed to dangerous stage.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
Buy LIS Nj. semi-Mixed Real Paint

Buy L.& Nj. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
It's the very best quality paint.
1t wears best and looks best. 1t
costs the least money. It's use
for thirty-seven years has proven
these facts. It's White Lead
White Zinc and Linseed Oil. Just
mix quarts of Linseed Oil with
each gallon of L. & M. Semi-Mixed
Real Paint, and make 1 ga gal
Ions of pure paint ready for use
at a cost of $40 per gallon. The
L. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint is
sold by Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.