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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
h. C. SL|NGLUFF IS
SEVERELY INJURED
Sustain. Bad Fall While MAX.
ing Inspection At Pitts
burgh Plate Glass
Plant

Mr.. Harry G. Slingluff met with
severe injuries Wednesday while MAX
ing a tour of inspection at the Pitts.
burgh Plate Glass plant Mr.. Sling
luff tripped on a piece of iron bar and
was thrown heavily to the floor. A
deep cash was cut in his left leg and
his shoulder and back were severely
injured.
A physician was called to the plant
to attend the injured man. Later
Mr.. Slingluff was removed to his
home on East Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
Suit for Divorce

Suit for Divorce
Margaret Krick has commenced a
suit for divorce in the Knox county
common pleas court against Charles
w. Krick. The plaintiff states they
were married in December, 1914, and
that no children were born to them.
She charges the defendant with gross
neglect and alleges he struck and
kicked her. Plaintiff says the de.
fendant is now believed to be living
in South Bend, Ind. while the plain
tiff is making her home with her par
ents in this city. B. E. Sapp repre-
sents the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22

Another Divorce Suit
Fannie II. Robinson has filed her
petition for divorce in the common
pleas court of Knox county against
Glenn Robinson. The petition shows
they were married July 81, 1912, and
that two children we're born to them.
The plaintiff charges gross neglect
and claims that the defendant failed
to provide her with the necessities of
life. She asks for divorce, alimony
and the custody of the minor children.
l.. c. Stillwell is the plaintiffs attor.
ney.
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CHURCH NOTICE

Sunday, April "a, Rev. s. w. Rosen-
berger. president of the Ohio Annual
conference, will preach at Ebenezer
at 10:30 and at Liberty Chapel at
|2:30. Rev. A. e. Black, pastor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
Action for Money

Action for Money
John J. klise, administrator Of OWL
la Mcdonald, has commenced suit in
the Knox county common pleas court
against Milton G.. l.evering and IIo-
mer Levering, in which he asks for
judgment in the sum of 1880 The
action is based on promissory note.
J. w. Deffenbaugh of Lancaster is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
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Answer Filed In Case Of ".
o. Korns VS.. Critchfield
Et All.
DEFENSE CLAIMS
HORSE Is UNSOUND
Two Divorce Suits Are Filed
In Court; Other Court !.
House Notes I

Allegation is made. by the defend
ants in the case of w. o. Korns VS..
B. M. Critchfield, B. w. Blair and
Lanning Parsons, that the famous
race horse, Peter Peifer," is unsound
and not fit for racing purposes.
This statement is made by the de.
PENDANTS who filed their answer and
cross.petition in the Knox county
common pleas court on Thursday.
Plaintiff filed suit to recover the sum
of $3.50, the purchase price of the race
horse. Korns claimed the three men
gave their note or the above sum, but
never made any payments.
The defendants in their answer and
cross-petitien claim one of the terms
of the sale was that the horse was
Sound and right in every way" The
defendants alleges that the horse was
not sound and right in every way. but
was suffering from harness constipa
tion, The defendants say they ex
pended the sum of $1,000 in an effort
to cure the horse, but to no avail
The defendants therefore ask that the
plaintiffs petition be dismissed ant
that they be awarded damages in the
sum of $1,000. H. c. Stillwell ant
Ewalt & Blair are the attorneys fol
the defendants.
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Second Partial

Second PARTIAL
A second partial account has been
filed in probate court by Bertha Nc
Kee, guardian of Virginia Meek. show
ing the following: Received $944, paid
out $144, leaving a balance of $500.
Answer 10 Fiied-t,-
In the case of Frank Riley ct al. VS..
Effie E. Bedell ct al. an answer has
been filed by the defendant, Vera Del.
la Brokaw Clouse. The defendant
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
CHURCH NOTE

G. w. Sydman will preach at the
Mt. Pleasant church Sunday, April
IA, at 3 o'clock. Sunday school at 2
o'clock.
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To Change Name

To Change Name
George Henry Bumpus has made
application in the probate court of
Knox county to change his name to
George Henry O'Brien. The applicant
says he was raised by his grandfather
and was given his name early in life
The matter has been set down for
hearing before Judge Duke in probate
court on May 23.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
Besides. Few Believe.

Jud Tunlins says man who brags
about leaving office poorer than wien
he entered it merely irritates the b,.
collectors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-22
Account Is Filed

Account ls Filed
A 14th and final account has been
filed IN the probate court of Knox
county by Clinton M. Rice, guardian
of Joseph Hoagland, showing the sum
Of s62l.90 received and the same sum
paid out.
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says she is the widow OF Charles Bro.
kaw and asks for her one.half inter
est IN the property and also her dow.
or interest. William A. Hosack IL the
attorney for the defendant
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-06
Viajs de mir. Reilly
a Ia ISIa.

Hoy por la manana saldra para
la isla, acompanado de su sequito,
compuesto de slgunos jefes de Depar
tlmento, miembros de su Estado
Mayor, amigos particu ares Y repre-
sentantes de la prensa, el goberna-
dor Reilly y su estimable familia.
FL viaje Sc efectuara estrictamen-
te con arreslo al itinerario va pubR
cado en- casi todos los peri6dicos.
Aver el Secretario Executive envio
te'egramas a los pueblos por donde
ha de pasar la comitiva, anunciando
a los Comisionados de Servicio Publ
co, la noticia Official de la salida pa
IA que preparen las recePe.ones cores
pondientes.
La lista de los que acompanaran
al Gobernador no ha podido ser sunni
nistrada a1n debido a que no esta
definitivamente terminada.
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URGENTE: Deseo alquilar casa mo-
derna en- ell Condado, cerca del mar, con
sin muebles, para famllia pequena.
earantia satisfactoria. Avise 723 roJo.
10-1O.
cUATRo PRoTECToREs para su Gu
It's: Jab6n Reuter-, Jab6n La Toja, Jab6n
Cubutira y Jab6n woodbery, todos
. 80 c. La GAIA.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. 10y
Sc DEsEA UN FARMAcEUTTCo pa
ra regentear una farmacia. Olga suel-
do que desea ganar. Dirijase a Luis
Rodas, Bayam6n, P. R. 10-11
REPARAcIoNEs Y PINTURA:-s ha
cen toda clase de trabajos en- casas y
edifcios. Contratos a todo costo. Llame
Tel. e5s rojo, Santurce.-10-1s.
AUTOMovIL- Deseamos camblar un
caro- de la excelente marca "Stevens
Duryea" por dos Ford en- buenas con.
dicicnes. no nos importan las gomas de
6stos Nuestro caro- necesita alguna re-
paracion Y puede verse en- nuestros Ia.
Heres. parada Is. AMERICAN RAIL-
ROAD co. OF PORTO-RICo. 1o-1s
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Los hGrmanOS SOIOI
en- Puerto Rico
PROXIMA LLEGADA DE LOS CE-
LEBRES HUMORISTAS HERNIA
NOS SOLER.

A fines del presenta mes llegaran
la Isla los afamados artistas her
manos So!er, quienes vienen precedi-
dos de gran celebridad, sdquirida en-
todos los teatros de h America del
Sur
Son los hermanos. Soler artistas en-
ciclop6dicos y todos sus trabajos los
realizan con la mas franco algeria
con el mas perfecto humorismo.
Son canzonetistss, compositores,
dia!oguistas, monologuistas, excentri-
cos musiclles, caricaturistas Y paro-
distas. Cultivan, ademas, Ell arte mo
dernista, con insuperable refnamien-
to.
A todo este hay que agregar que
son los portadores de un repertoire
selecto de canciones- -colombianas, vene
zolanas, ecuatorianas interpretln
con exquisite gusto todos los aires
de Hispano-america.
Profesores en- Ia escena, dan CO.
nocer Ia. fnfsima comedia y el ge-
nero burlesco, con exito siempre sor-
prendente
Fernando Soler, es un artistl con-
sagrado por los pueblos de Sur Anne
rica; y 81 hermano Andres, ,autor ms
piradisimo, ha logrado popularizsr
sus obras.
Estos famosos artistas que en- bre-
We trabajaran en- un teatro de estl
capital, nos prometen una corta tenn
porada, que sera de intensa algeria.
Terminada su labor en- esta capi-
tai marchlran a Espana, en- virtud de
un contrato que tienen para actuar en-
Madrid.
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''Recordar es vivir" Dante

pecto a una extensa conspiraci6n, con ell
objeto de proclamar la Independents en-
Cuba Y Puerto Rico, bajo la Presiden-
cia Dictadura de don Manuel Quesada,
general mejicano; en- trece de diciem
bre de mil ochocientos sesenta seis,
Ell Captain General de Puerto Rico, don
Jose Maria Marchessi, preguntaba al
de Cuba, quien era ell doctor Luis Lei
ras, que habia venido a Puerto Rico, y Sc
hallaba recorrienap los pueblos de la is
la decfase Conisionado del patricia
cubano don Joaquin Goicuria -.
Un gran descontento reinaba por di-
cha epoca, asi en- Cuba, como en- Puerto
Rico, y este descontento acrecia ante
el estado de guerra en- que Sc encontra-
ban Santo Domingo, M6jico Y Estados
Unidos. Conocedor de esta situaci6n ell
estadista espafol, don Antonio del Gas
tillo, Ministro de Ultramar, decidi6se
convocar y convoco cubanos por-
torriquehos, enviar Comisionados Ma
drid, para que informasen propusie-
sen las reformas politicas, sociales eco
nomicas que dichas islas demandaban.
Esta convocatoria, paraliz6 destruy6
el movimiento Separatista, pues cubanos
y portorriquenoss. creyeron llegada la
epoca, en- que por fin Sc les harfa justi-
cia.
Ell elecnento Liberal -Reformiata de
Puerto Rico, eligio para aquella inmor-
tai Information, jose j. Acosta,. Fran
cisco Mariana Quinones y a segundo
Ruiz Belvis.
Llegados, pues, a esta parte de nues-
tro trabajo con los antecedentes ex-
puestos en- relacion al estado social v
politico de Puerto Rico por entopces,
ocupemonos de segundo Ruiz Belvis,
quien encarn6 el movimiento de protes-
ia, revolucionario y separatista de- Puer
to Rico, en- aquella epoca y cuya memo
ria, pret6ndese aminorar, empequene,
Ger ante Ell recuerdo de otros portorri-
quefios, ilustres y dignos de recuerdo y
veneraci6p igualmente, pero para quie
nes Ia verdad historical exige Y demanda
de nosotros que una vez mas proclame-
mos muy alto, que 81 Puerto Rico perdi6
cuando Ell Congreso de Panama, la tinica
oportunidad que hts tenido en- su histo-
ria para ser independence, perdio igual-
mente al fallecer en- TERRA chilena Ruiz
Belvis, el unicO revoluciorario de ac-
cion, al jose Martf portorriquefo, que
hubiese venido desembarcado en- Puer
to Rico con una expedition separatista
y no Sc shubiese@ contentado en- fomentar
la revoluci6n en- Puerto Rico ydesde ell
extranjero. -.
LA sangre martir del Bayardo borin
quefo, sin miedo sin tacha, Sc hubie-
ra derramado en- Puerto Rico!
Angel Acosta oUINTERo.
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1IaL DEA COMO HOYA
LS$
"Recordar es vivir'- Dante
8 DE oCTUBRE DE 1s4o
SON MARTrREs DE LA MDEPENDEN
PUERTO RICO

Tres afios shabian transcurrido desde
el conato revolucionario de ''San Ra-
fael'' cuando fue descubierta otra cons
piraci6n, en- la que Sc proyectaba dar TN
golpe de mano para apederarse de la
ciudad de San Juan proclamar la In
dependencies 'de Puerto Rico, despu6s
de reducir prision a las primeras au-
toridades de Ia isla. FL Comandante don
Juan Barranco, jefe accidental del Re-
gimiento de Granada de guarnici6n en-
San Juan, descubri6 aquel movimiento
~ pisolo EN- conocimiento del CAPTAIN
General de la Isla don Miguel Lopez
Baios. Por virtud de dichos hechos fue-
ron reducidos prision, seis sargentos,
tres cabos y ocho soldados del Regimen
to de Granada, y tres dias despues dictd
Sc orden de prisi6n. contra los principa
les instigadores del proyecto revolucio
mario, sean los hermanos, paisanos,
don Andres y don Juan Vizcarrondo, jun
tamente con su cunado D. Buenaventura
Valentin Quifiones, ell captain de Infan
terra don Lorenzo Vizcarrondo y Ell de
Miicias, don Pablo Andino.
Los hermanos don Andres Vizcarron
do no pudieron ser presos, pues eludie-
ron la persecution, de que fueron obje-
to Y embafcaron furtivamente para la
Republca de Venezuela. Los otros fue-
ron reducidos pIision y a POGO de in
gresar en- ell Castillo del Morro, don
Buenaventura valentfn Quinones, suci-
dose, ahorcandose con un paiuelo Gle
seda, suspense de una hamaca, que habfa
recogido fuertemente y en- su parte me-
dia amarrado ell panuelo, con ell que
hizo un lazo corredizo. Tuvo lugar tan
tragico sueeso ell dia catorce de agosto
de mil ochocientos treinta ocho.
Como consecuencia de dicho hecho fue
ron condenados la pena de muerte, EN-
GARRoTE. los hermanos don Andres y
don Juan vizcarrondo, pr6fugos, los
sargentos, don Francisco Salinas don
Ezequiel santillana, los que fueron
AGARRoTADos, en- la manana del dia
DE ocTUBRE DE 1910, en- ell campo
del Morro de la ciudad de San Juan.
SALINAS Y sANTILLANA! fueron
los primeros martires del ideal Separatis
Ia de Puerto Rico. A Presidio fueron
condenados los cabos; Antonio Bazan,
Jose Rozas, Antonio Povendano, Jose
Baquerp. Andres Garrido, Salvador Ro-
driguez Juan Hidalgo; varios indivi-
duos de la clase de tropa fueron trasla
dados Espana y ot-os sufrir un recar
go militar de su servicio. Ell Sargento,
Manuel Lastre y los oficiales don Pablo
Andino Y don Lorenzo vizcarrondo fue-
ron absueltos y puestos en- hbertad. i.
AHA por ell ado de 1865, ell Ministfo
Plenipotenciario de Espafa en- Wash
ington, senior Tassara, Iamaba la aten
ci6n del Captain General de Cuba, res
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-06

81 ALQUILA.-LOcal Propio para
ohcinas Enformaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p. 3
Sc ALoUILAN habitaciOnes c0mOdas
y ventiladas en- casa de familia. San
turce. paTada 10, nnmero l6O-Telefono
2sO azui. 1910
sE ALQUILA una habitaci6n comoaa
y fTesea. Gale de Colomer No. 10,
santuree. lO-ll
Sc ALoUILAN habitaciOnes limpias y
vcntiiadas con o sin muebles. Infornia
"a sehora Maria de Tomas, calle de la
Cruz 10. San Juan.-10-11.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS


CREAIA kAYBELL Sc aplica por Ia
noehe al aeestarse, esta crema suav1za
completamente Ell cults y 10 da Ia sua.
vidad del tereiopelo, una aplicaci6n de
ella tOdas las nOches 10 podra y con-
.servara su cults siempre terso y CON-
pletamente hermoso. Precio 81 la GAIA
GONZALEZ PADuN Co. Inc 10-17
JABoNEs FINos Piores de Taiavera
de Ia casa Gal. muy bueno y bien pre-
sentad0s. tres pastillas en- una GAIA dc
fartasia propia para un regalo. Gaia
sl.25.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Ine 10-17
AGENTEs- AMPLIACIoNEs: Escri-
banos. tenemOs gran surtido Marcos
importados a prseios por mayor. Ha-
eomOs ampliaciOnes ahora en- cOmpeten.
eta con Chicago. Rnviaremos nuestro
eataiOgo tan pronte este impreso. Plds
uno. Mayagilez Frame Co Box SS2
AIayagiiez. +
81 DEsEA listed que su cabello vuel-
va a su color natural primitive, use
Ia sALUD DEL CABELLo DE HAY,
pFeparado inofensivO. que. ademas de su
primir las eanas, fortalece la rsiz del
eabello. Frasco grande S1.5O. Frasqui-
10 pequeho rs centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. 1O-17
BERoRAs-- sehoritas- Ninas:r- RI
KAmos su CabellS do manera efectiva y
estable. sin tenazas nj riEadorss me-
cAnieoa.- Procedimiente natural Q tho
fenEivo. n secreto s1.00 solamente.
Gen. Amusement Cs. Box 1877, San
Juan. p. n. 10-12
"cRIsTALEs Y EsPEJos somos
los duehos en- esta Inca. Representa-
mos a los mayores fabricantes HIRES
TURNER GLASS co Escribanos a
Diaz HermanOs Cruz 10 San Juan
Puerto Rico 1913
PoLvos vELABfINE DE coNDRAX:
es superior a todos los pOlvos do arroz
impaipable y adherente al cutis. lie da
una blandura y blancura tan natural
que aun en- las sehoras de edad la
tez recobra su frescura y el prcpio bri-
10 de IA jEventud. Gaia triangular 81.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. lO-17
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ENooNTRARA al seaor Rosario Ortiz
IN TetnAn !, baios. frente Hotel Pa.
lace. hacienda iguales negocios cue ha.
CA en- cristo II. compra y venta nue.
bies y urtieulos segunda mano. 10--l0
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MuERTE REPENTINA

En- corozal, mientras conducia un
caro- tirado por bueyes, Manuel Negron
sufri6 un sfncope Y muri6 en- Ell acto.
Ell infeliz habia muerto de angina pee
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BE #MMNN6w NENaAAN&NAM NNA SIS ANNf
ast as tsFrsao. fli6mstFo 23 csuetesa
NE Pisdras csFeiina. InfonuaTAn O.
CAFieiansea 90 r. misaia hnea<-io-ii.
sKM0o mAaelha aenfal ''klectFe Dea.
NNAt stal KnKine'' els refgeeao estade-poF nC
hahes csrrirufs eteeauea por Fl aia en
49, te1e - as cafffeats alfeFas-se Keaae
go .pss szeo hftrmzsa ~ ceFvoni Aabo.
nfsa 1u-ls
NN WkMuE hefmoAa Kealaencia ae dos
riaatas ceHntsaiaa ae remanta con 40.
iaF - atDo m & y garage Para dps
q, aufes InfsFmes apaFtado Ne. 8. no
pisfIas io-l2
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COIOcacionea.

CUREsE LA cAsPA RADICALMEN-
TIE. unas cuantas aplieaciones del ia
mosO HERPIcIDE le dejara "a cabeza
compietamente limpia de easpa. evita
Ia eaida del pelO y da vigOr a sus
raices. FFasco 70 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc 1O-17
BLAEco DE PERLAs DORM. hani.
DO blangueador de fama reconocida,
tada como este nquido para blanqusar
, lhermoseaE el cults del busto brazos
y CARA.
Fraseo sl.OO.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. 1O-17
ARcUiTEcTo5 X coNFRATISPAs:
Tengo eonoeimiento de construction de
concrete. .ladrilio. piedras artiaciales pi
sos monoiitieO, silleria y granite. Ne
ceEto emplearme. Canals subida los
Rabies ga parade 20. candidO ROdri-
guez. 1910
TAoUIGRAFo en- ingles y espafol, gra-
duado de Alta Eseuela, ex-ofcial del
Eisrelto. amos en- Estados Unidos, ex
perleneia en- BaneOs, desearia mejorar.
A. ~. co Box 63. iO-6
AGENTEs.-- Sc sOhcitan ageutes ac-
tivos dc responsabilidad para ven
Ger las gomas ARAGsTR oNG CORD en-
los pnshl0z de la isla en- donde ann no
oEtam0s representados. Eseriba Arms
trong Tires, 90 Allen St. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 10-6
FARNAcEUTIco serio admits PROPOSE
clones para regencia permanonte de una
Farmaeia. Exile y da buenas referencias.
Dirijase a Pharmaceutical, calie Europa
Ne. "a, stop e. Tel. s22 negro, santur-
cs.-l0-s.
FoNoGRAFos A PLAZos c6modos Sc.
manales records dobles en- espafiol
coAIPLETABTENTE EUEvos, . Gin
cuenta eentavos mo SERVINGS pedi-
dos G. o. d. "JsBA", Allen 20. Box
ts6. san Juan. 1919
AGENTEs vENDEDoREs:- Kay una
oportnnidad esplendida con una firma
estableeida. para dos vendedores. Es-
trictamente eomision. 81 es I'd. capaz
de garar $1,000 o mas anuaI, dirijase a
oerente de ventas, Apartado sos. San
Juan. 100
resss~ssasses,ss.r--ers~-~-
ENooNTRARA al seAor Rosario Ortiz
-. n.4..An hninn arnnAn Hal rln
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ALL SHOULD RESPOND TO NATIONAL NEED
Continued from page y

y
preston and that depression reflected to the grocer the dry
goods merchant the newspaper and every other institution
of the city
This thought leads Us to campaign for few weeks
urge people to build home paint the old home build
sidewalk build driveway build servant house. build garage
do something to improve city and to employ labor
The money used in carrying such campaign stays in
our own community The aborer passes it out to the butcher
and candle maker In its circulation blesses ALL arrange
to start your dollars this mission.
If ArdTo ore had 500 &itona cottages newly built there
would be family ready to into every of them The
need not for expensive homes much for the cottage
that will provide comfortable home at low rental.
The campaign for thrift made by this paper last January
without doubt the most effective campaign of the kind
made in any community. 1t made by every banker
and the Peoples Building and Loan Company.
The campaign made by this paper in February in the
interest of trees and flowers satisfactory campaign
made successful because the Ardmore Civic League
worked with every day of that campaign and is constantly
keeping up that work.
This campaign be made a success if the lumber
merchants and the paint merchants etc. give the
cooperation that others have done
There another cooperation that indispensable and
that cooperation must from the aborng himself
The aborer help by soliciting work. By pointing out
home owners how to improve their property by showing
who vacant lots how they build and then by reporting
every activity to this paper.
We want to make report of every home, of every
bit of Improvement work of every description.
AS you this work progress, report to us. If you
will give this kind of cooperation your paper you will see
this campaign will bear greater fruits that you think will
be possible.
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down as labor's bill of rights. by
union officials yesterday.
Gould any road operate with eff
cheney with all these rules in effect?"
Mr.. Sheehan asked.
Certain of these rules are very re.
strictive," Mr.. Gray replied
1T is almost impossible to set up
any set Of rules which will do justice
to all, he continued.
Earlier in the day r. de Witt Cuyler,
chairman of the executives associa.
ton, was on the stand and maintained
throughout his testimony that he had
no part in the formation or adoption
of any labor policy. Mr.. Walsh at.
tempted to bring out that the Penn.
sylvania, Of which Mr.. Cuyler is a
director, and the New York Central
controlled the policy Of the carriers
fight on national agreements. Mr..
Cuyler refused to admit, however that
there was any difference of opinion on
national agreements. He explained
the positions taken by the majority
and minority reports which recon-
mended and condemned such boards.
respectively.
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concrete or brick foundation be modi-
fled. The carpenters asked that they
be permitted To build houses ms here
tofore outside the fire limits. with
piers. The aSIitional cost of solid
foundations 10 persons desiring to
build was the chief reason advanced
by the representatives. Tor the desired
modification.
Building Inspector Davidson stated
that houses built on piers werc mo I
unhealthy. He stated that the cause
of many eases of pneumonia were
due to houses built in this manner
for it is almost impos ible TO heat
them when the wind and cold air is
permitted TO blow under the house.
and the babies and children crawl
about on the floors.
People who build houses will ap-
preciate the fact that they have solid
foundations after they are built and
will thank me for enforcing the law in
this respect"
May Violate Law
There We're no modification made
in the laws, but the representatives of