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Entertaining.

Miss Bluma Hogan, 710 Fremont ave-
nue. north, entertained thirty guests at
a dance on March %, in honor Of Miss
Gertrude Deckter of Montreal, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz of
1913 Thomas Place, entertained at
dinner on Sunday evening last in honor
of their son, Norris R. Schwartz, who
recently returned with the seth Engin-
thirty.
Mrs. B. Trapskin, SO1 Irving avenue
north entertained Informally on Sat
urday, March 8, for twenty guests.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Arenson of 700 En-
erson avenue north, entertained thirty
guests on Saturday, March 20, in honor
of their daughter Ruth's birthday. Mr..
S. Leine gave several piano selections.
The Atlas Athletic Club entertained
their members and friends at their club
rooms at cabaret and dance on Satur-
day evening" March 20.
Birth.
Mr.. and Mrs M ]. Weinstein, 1903
Aldrich avenue north, announce the ar
rival of son on Sunday, March 80.
Our Boys in and Out of the Service.
Mr. Louis Strimling returned to his
home at "a Highland avenue from Camp
Grant, ILL.,, where he obtained his hon.
orable discharge upon his arrival from
overseas. He was with the 18th En-
gineers, the famous flash and sound
division.
Word has been received from Corporal
Philip E. Levin that he has been select
ed to attend the University at Poitiers,
France, while awaiting to return to the
United States.
Mr. Eugene Mikolas son of Mr.. and
Mrs H. Mikolas of Irving avenue south,
has received his honorable discharge and
returned to his home. He recently ar
rived from overseas.
Corporal Max 2. Dworsky, who was
here on short ,furlough upon his ar
rival from overseas, has returned to-
Camp Grant, ILL.,. to receive his honor
able discharge.
Mr. David Gutenberg returned on Tues
day from Camp Dodge after securing
his discharge. He was a member of the
9th Division, New York
Mr. Louis Sachs, 1905 Lyndale avenue
north, returned on Tuesday from Camp
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I'm smultimillonario norteamericano
quiso ui1 dia ofrecer sus invi.ados un
programa en- que fguraria la Patti.
Fue a ver a la diva y ie pregunto Ell
preciO Que lie costaria So concurso al
sarso. la Patti fij6 ese precio' en- cinco
mil d6lares. Eliricacho respondi6: mo
les pago tanto; ZEN iun mes mis- inge-
nieros que me hacen ganar niillones''. .
-Pues bien-repuso Adelina-haced
cantar vuestros ingenieros; la velada
os resuKara mas barata.
La Patti nacio en- Espafa, Ell afio
1913, en- Madrid; falto POGO para que
naciera en- Ell proscenio. La cantatriz
Maria Barilli, su madre, esposa del ba-
ritono Salvatore Patti, acababa de can
tar Linda de Chamounix'' cuando al
negar a su casa, a las dos de la madru-
gada, dio luz .Adela Juana Maria,
quien mas ;.rde, fle Adelina Patti.
Sr educacion musical fue primero ru-
dimcntaria; cantaba, naturalmente CO.
mo los pajaros del bosque. Pero GUAM
do al lado de sus hermanas Carlota y
Ainalia, y bajo la direction avezada
del empresario Mario Strakosch, ma
rido de Amalia, hizose oir en- la gran
aria de ''Puritani'' en- ell teatro ita-
l'ano de Nueva York, Mauricio Sra
kosch vi6 que en- su cuhada habia una
gran cantatriz. Pero pensando que la
nina no csc hallaba aim madura para
afrontar ell publico, confio la educacion
musical de ,Adelina profesores de Mi
Ian, EN- cuanto su jira por America es-
tuvo terninada. Y la futura estrella CO.
memo estudiar el canto como 81 nun
ca hubiera emi:ido un sonido. FL result
tado de ese trabajo asiduo 40 Sc hizo
esperar.
A la edad de diez seis amos la joven
artista estaba definitivamente lista pa
ra las. tsblas. En- 1859 sc estreno como
can striz permanente en- ese mismo tea
tro de Nueva York, donde amos antes
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Cosas| de Espana

Primero 10 espiritual, despues. 10 subs
tancial: 10 primero llega Dios, 10 Sc
gundo SO reptile siempre por bueno.
SALCHICHoN todo lleno de cerdo
legitimo de vich. soBREAsADA ex-
ira superior de Soller Mallorca. TU-
IRON legitimo de Jijona. ALMEN-
DRAS peladas de Valencia. QUESos
tier1tos. conservados en- aceite, de Ibiza.
CoNsERvAs DE CARNES, de BARGE
Iona. BACALAO blanco grueso ell
hojas, de Cantabrico. BACALAo sin
espinas extra, de Santander. ACEITE
purisimo de olivas, 10 mejor de la tie.
IRA, en- botellas de un ntro y medic IL
tro, especial para enfermos.
AQUA efervescente de INSALUS, re-.
comendada por todos los grandes medi-
cos. sJABoN legitimo de CASTILLO
marca rcERECEDo".
Llame al telefono No. 9.
CoLMADo CEREcEDo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-24

habia desgranado las primeras perlas
de su .voz. ~
Debut0 Ell "a de noviembre con "Lu-
cia di Lammerndoor' que fue para ella
nm triunfo; luego Sc lie festej6 sucssi-
vamente en- el 'fsBarbero', assonambu-
a., l'Don Pascuale'', "Rigoietto' !,
'sDonN Giovanni. "Hernani'' Moi
ses'g. fue ese el repertoire en- que Sc
hizo OR durante toda su carrera, 81 bien
cant6 tambien ''Traviata "Gazza
Ladra'', Marta "Trovatore 'Pu-
ritani' e"Elisire d'Anore'', 'sLos dia-
nantes de la corona, 'Fausto'', 'Hu-
gonotes 'Africsna etc.
Nacida en- el antique continente, Ade-
lima Patti anhelaba la consagracion dc
su joven gloria en- Ell antique continen-
te Paris, sobre TODD, la atraia. No obs
tante, hizo primero una escala en- Lon
dres, y la acogida que recibio en- ell tea
tro 'Covent- Garden en- 1851 fue tai,
que Sc qued6 tres meses en- la capital
britannica 'aunque solo habia sido contra
tada por seis representaciones.
Tor fin, en- 1862 lego a Paris. Hacia
va un aiio que estaba contratada para
Ell teatro Italiano, Ell de moda en- aque-
LA epoca, Sc la esperaba con snsia.
La Patti debu:6 con Sonambula" ].
Al dia siguiente, Florentino, ell cri-
tico de entonces, escribia 10 siguiente:
Elsa joven italiana de 10 ailos Zig
noraba que era madrileha) tiene todo
ell aplomo, todas las finuras y habilida-
des del oficio' de una gran artista; pc
ro ell colmo del arte es que todo ESQ pa
rsce inprevisto' y natural -. 80,
La Patti Sc case en- 1868 con Ell mar
ques de caux y Sc divorcio mas tarde
para contraer enlace- con el tenor Nico-
lini Cuando murio este; Sc case con un
noble sueco, 'el baron, Cedestrom.
En- los principales teatfos de Euro
pa y America sn carrera fue siemprc
triunfal. -s 49,
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DepartamentO de Agriculture Y 7rabajO

"a de los .citros, La mariposa nocturna
yitana la mariposa nocturna del rabo
obscure y yarias plsgas que atacan los
yranos almacerados. como la, mariposa
nocturna del MediterEanee y Ia maripo-
sa nocturna del higo. go
81 desde muclo tempo antes hubic-
:am0s inplantado Ia cuarsntena de plan
as en- Puerto Rico, nuesara caia de
azlcar no fuera hoy victima de aque-
llas terribles enfermedades como la en-
fermsdad de la corteza, la pudricion de
la raiz, la pudricion roja Y .varias otras,
:ausadas por aIgunos hongos como ell
NELANcoNIuM, ell MARAsMIUs, CO
LLEToTRIcHUM y Ell CYToSPORA.
Podria dar infinidad de ejemplos pa
IA demostrar. las ventajas de la cua-
centena de plantas.
En- los Estados de la Union america
IA hay un nurnero de inspectores patio
ogos e inspectores estomolcgos que We
Ian porque tales leyes sean cumpl!das
ertrictamen.e y Aenrmcian cualquier
yiolacion, las nismas.
En- Ell mes de septien1bre de 1917
Frank w Spiney la compaiiia Amc-
ricana del Expreso de Naverfill, Ma
ssachusetts, fueroh castigados a pagar
una multa por haberseles. probado de
laber violado la Ley cuarentenaria es-
tablecida contra los insectos conocidos
como rnariposa nocturna gitana y ma
.iposa nocturia del rabo obscure.
Entire las leyes que rigen en- los Es-
ados Unidos contra la Introduction de
Olantas de un es, ado otro de plan
sas importadas de otros paises, posesio-
nes o territories, hay algunas que rigen
;ontra Puerto Rico como la crtarente-
40 de cana de azicar, la cuareneena de
plantas de guineo y la cuarentena de
batatas y flames. + : no $..s
FL servicio cuarentenario de plantas
esta sujeto a cambios inuevas leyes
:eglamentarias son pues.as en- vigor de
vez en- ctiando, segun 10 requiera la
buena marcha del mismo. Por 10 tan
to, es un deber de todos los interesados
sl estar al corriente de los cambiosY en-
las leyes cuarentenarias para asi evitar
cier:as equivocaciones que muchas We
ces Sc cometen por ignorancia que
.esulta en- perdida en- los intsreses de
los Inismoa
Sc aconseja a las persoras que deseen
:ntrodncir en- Puerto Rico piantas de
los Estados Unidos . de paisses extran-
ieros que Sc dirijan antes Al cpmisio-
aado de Agricultural Trabajo expire
sando su propos:to fin de ser infor:
nnado de los requisites que deben lie
mar para cumplir con las leyes de cua-
rentena de plantas.
NJ. A cRESPo.
inspector Cuarentepario)
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CUARENTENA DE PLANTAS

La entomologia y la patologia vege
tai, subdivisiones de la ciencia biolo
gica que es.udian los inssctos TITLES
perjudiciales las enfermedades de la;
piantas, tienen gran importancia como
medic de proteger la agricultural. Els {;
sstos insectos dsfiinos y enfernedade;
que debemos combatir y evitar su in
troducci6n por sodos los medios a nues
tro alcance v la vez proteger aque
llos benefciosos.
En- todos los paisses agricolas encon
tramos insectos y hongos mas o me
nos perjudiciaies, que en- su lucha por Ii
existencia, destruyen las plantas cul
tivadas, Dichos ipsecaos y hongos pue
den ser lleyados y traidos de un paif
otro 81 no establecemos ciertas me.
dtdas contra ellos.
IQue seria de la agricultural en- Puer
to Rico 81 permitieramos la introduc.
cion dc nuevas plagas que janas ha
bian exisfido? Cast todos los paises ci-
vilizados han implantado va la ley dc
cuarentsna de plantas y los norte-ame.
ricaflos la tieren desde hace tempo, la.
mentando no haberla .practicado mucho
tempo antes. Dicha ley fue aprobads
por ell Senado ell vsin>e de agosto dc
mil novecientos doce y los grandes resul
tados que ha traido son incorporates
Afortunadamente esta ley ha sido i'm
plantada en- esta isla. .desde. hace .algnr
tiempo.
+. En- el afo 1908, en- los Estados Uni
dos encon,raron que una enfermedat
estaba destruyendo los arboles de cas-
tafo. Dcsppes de varias investigacio
mes. hechas por los patologos' ,averigua.
ron que Ell hongo ENDoTHLA PARA
sITICA era responsible de tales per
didssT ,habiendO- sidO fGtrOducsdo de
China. ~
En- ell afio mil novecientos once fut
iatroducida en- los. Estados Unidos e.
| canero de los arboles ci.reos que Sc su-
pene vino de los paises del orien.e. Es.
t. eriferihedad ha arruinado 0 lie hs
Ecausado graddes perdidas un gran MI
nero de cosecheros de frutas citreas en-
varios essados como Florida, louisiana,
Tejas y otros. Parte de Ia campaiia que
sc esta ,ilevando a cabo para combatir
ci canc-o cn los diferentes es,ados don
de existe, comprende la quemaz6n y des-
truccion de muchos arboles citrcos Gu
70 valor puede calcularse de cinco a
diez millones de pesos anualmente.
Tsmbien la indrstria algodonera en-
los Estados Unsdos es victima de un
gorgoio que dana la capsula del algodon.
81 no tuvi6ramos nuestra cuarentena
contra la importation de semillas y
splantas de aigodon de la region infes-
stada por Ell gorgojo, seguramente que
nuestro algodon seria victima al ser
introducido este insecto.
Algunos otros insectos que por igno-
rancia fueron introducidos EN- los Es-
tados Unidos que estan causando
grandes psrdidas son: Ell gorgojo de la
batata lcylas formicarius), el escara-
eio. de la rosa (Aramigus fulleri) que
fue introducido de Europa, la horlniga
.Afgenfina intro odncida de Sud America,
sct sogoio as j alfalfa. ef eorsojo del
arroz (calandra oryza), la mosca blan-
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AIaIa DI1 COMO HOYA
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"Recordar es vvir---Dante
toraos
''Recordar es vivir---Dante.
"a DE NovIEMBRE DE 1859

EUIsENoR ADEIMA PATTI cANTA PRIdERA
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LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Excslente servicio en- comida a
la carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios y condimenta-
ci6n en- la comida.
Tel6fono 11s. Restaurant Cristo 21
y dormitorio cristo IA. Propietario.
PATRIcIo RLAsc0.
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10 QUE PUEDE UNA CoLILLA DE
0IGARRtLIo

Aunque no Sc ha podido determinar
tOdavia qnish fue ell que ianz6 una
colilla de cigafrillo en- ell canaveral de
la Central Rutna'', en- Guayanilla, Sc
sabe que de este niodo tuvo origen ell
incendio que destFGHyy6 81 50 cspias de cana ana
en- dicha pIantacidn: La policia continua
investigando. n
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COD.

Pida por GO. .. los articuIos
~ siguientes procedentes del@Cam-
pan1ento "Las Casas"
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Un banI de Iona, Khaki, $500
Frisas# Khaki, C 4.5o
Id. Girls con Iista de color, 800
Capastde aqua, 200
PonchDs militares, 2.5O
Colchones miIitares,l 2.75
Camisas de lana usadas, 200.
Sabanas nueVas I 2 pIza, $50
Id. nuevas, de. dos pIazas, It's
Zapatos March miIitares, $50
RODRIGUEZ HNos.
sSan Jose No. 2, San Juan, P. r.
y. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-24
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

MedicC Cirujanc, farmaceutico, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gla de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de Ana1sis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas do consulta de a 10 A. NJ
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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Dr.. Agustin. R. Laugier

Oculista intermediates de la nariz,
garganta y 0idos.
Horas de ohcina:-De 10 IL A. M.
y de 2 6. P. NJ.
San Justo No. 4, Esquina Tetuin.
Tel. 1881 San Juan
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

FoUND-Another bunch Of keys
was found on Stocktos,ss corner and
brought - tie Daily Register once
this morning; dis unlss four bunch
es here now. Better come In and
look them sver Il you've lost any
keys. - e
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
FORD FILES HIS CONTEST

Washington, Jan. 6-In a petition
laid before the Senate today, Henry
Ford. democratic candidate for Unit
ed States Senator from Michigan, de-
feated on the face of the returns by
Truman II. Newberry, republican.
Senate seat and asked n recount Of
the ballots. Excessive use of money
in Newbcrry's campaign, intimidation
Of voters. improper rejection of bal
lots, fragrant violations Of the Michi-
gan election laws and many other
charges are made by Ford in his Pc
tition.
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Death Of Roosevelt
tcentinued Prom FYrrt Pagel


One Of the most dramatic incidents
in Rcosevelt's life occurred during
this campaign. As he was leaving a
hotel In Milwaukee. to 20 to a meet
ing hall b make a political address,
a man standing among the spectators
in the street fired shot which struck
the Colonel and smashed a RIB. Roose-
welt insisted that he was not seriously
hurt and his automobile conveyed him
10 the hall. There he spoke to an
audience which had knowledge OF
what had happened-sobhing women
and grave-faced men shaken with
emotion by his appearance under such
circumstances. Examination Of the
wound showed IL was serious and the
candidate was hurried by special train
20 Chicago for treatment. Though
he speedily recovered the bullet was
never removed The assassin was
cent 10 an asylum for the insane.
Roosevelt after leaving the White
House devoted himself largely 70 lit
erary work. hunting and exploration.
He became contributing editor TO The
Outlook in 1909. continuing this for
five years. and later held editorial 10
sitions with the Metropolitan and the
Kansas City Star. From 1882 TO 1917
he published about fifty volumes OF
books covering the wide range OF ma
tural history. hunting. biography. the
Rough Riders, Americanism. Nation
alism. conservation Of womanhood
and childhood. animals, explorations,
the world war and Americas partici-
nation IN H. and his autobiography
His hunts for big game and his res;
for exploration took him into the
American west. the heart Of Africa.
and the wilderness of Brazil.
Upon his return from his African
journey return during which he
made triumphant entries into Euro
pcan capitals and was received by
nations rulers. including the Empcr-
or Of Gcrmany-he arrived in New
York to experience what was general
~ conceded TO be the greatest ovation
an American private citizen was ever
accorded by the people Of his country.
This was in 1910. Al the head OF an
exploring party in South America in
1914. be discovered and followed for
GOO miles = Madeira River tributary
which the Brazilian government sub
scquently named, In his honor REQ
Roosevelt. This was the famous ar
or Of Doubt"-so called because a.
many quarters considered authorita-
tive IL was questioned whether Roose-
welt was the first man 20 explore the
stream During his journey the Pres
ident contracted a jungle fever which
was held indirectly responsible for the
Assesses which developed malignant
ly- and required several operations nj
the Roosevelt Hospital in New York
in 1918.
Theodore Roosevelt. besides being n
prolific writer. lectured and made pub
lie speeches extensively, not only in
his own country but in England,
Spain, South America and other parts
Of the world. The facility with which
he made political enemies and follow
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So Rate Continued To Feb. ]

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town during the very bad weather
that has prevailed the past week or
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81 year. No matter whether your
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month, 81 fer three months, or 50 for
six months The Daily Register is
the cheapest daily paper you can buy
At this rate. Now Is the time to sub
scribe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

to farrow In February and March; 1
buggy and harness; / % Studebakey
kagon; Columbus wagon: 2 hay
fr!unesi l 2-horse spring wagon: /
lot OF pillow gear. harness and buggv.
! vet blacksmith tools, complete out,
nj; z 6-year-old mich COWS one to b.
fresh soon; l pair horse mules. l5.3
hands, good workers; l pair MARI
mules, is hands. good workers: / ice
box, big one; fodder slide. good as
new; other things too numerous to
mention. Terms made known on day
Of sale JOE BAXTER
White Hall, Ky.
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PUBLIC SALE

On Wednesday. January 9th. be-
ginning nj 10 o'clock n m. the under
signed viii sell TO the highest and
best bidder at the farm on the Lex
ington pike. ga miles from Richmond
the following:
double shovel plows: single
shovel plows; I land plows; hillside
plows; A harrow. good as new; 2
horse corn planter; moving machine
/ pond scraper; 1 corn shelter; l old
surrey; rubber tired surrey; 8 sows
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
Dillard Rhodus Dead.

Mr.. billiard Rhodus. a prominent
farmer On the Lancaster pike, died
Monday morning after an illness Of
several days of double pneumonia
Mr.. Rhodus was In town Thursday
afternoon in his usual good health
bat on his return home was taken
desperately i'll and death relieved his
sufferings at an early hour this morn
ing. He is survived by his wife end
several children. Funeral services
viii be announced later.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
RFRIJN REDS RtSy

Amsterdam. Jan. 6 - Bulletin -
The Spartacus group Sunday evening
made another attempt % seize the
rcins II power in Berlin and occupied
the Offices Of the Wolfe bureau. the
Seui-oiIicial news agency. and half n
dozen big newspapers, including the
Socialist NoTTyaerts.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
SWEEPING on BERLIN

Copenhagen, Jan. 6-The Poles are
sweeping on 70 Berlin. occupying new
towns. The formation If n German
volunteer army 10 stem the invading
tide has been n failure. according 70
Berlin advices late today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

Roolrwood. Tuesday -
Thursday-Rookwood Friday-Rook-
wood. Saturday-Rookwood Sunday
lockwood lockwood is the best
coffee eevry day in the week. n. r.
Mckinney & Company. so 6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
CALL FOR BANK CONDITIONS

Washington, Jan. 6-The Comptrol-
Ter Of the Currency today issued a call
for the condition Of national banks at
the close Of business December 3ist,
1918.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

FOR SALE-Poland China brood
sow with pigs; eight weeks old.
Phone $50. 2s 6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06
Classified Ads |

wANTED-A good blacksmith at
once. Phone 40, James A. Moores.
80 6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

FOR SALE-I have some Louisville
and Atlanta State Fair champion Ky.
Red Berkshire Swine for sale. w. B.
Turley, Richmond. KY. u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

STRAY-Sreer came 20 my place
about December 10th; weighs about
400 pounds. Owner can have same
by describing, paying expenses and
this adv. Elze Cosby, Tates Greek
pike. Richmond. KY. % 6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-06

FOR SALE = Fiuin6ing. healing
electric and wxter WORKS supplies;
sheet iron and roofing md repairs foz
hot air, steam and bot water furna-
ces. Phone lse, EIkx Building. Rich
mond. Ky. III