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coNFERENCIAS CON Ell
GoBERNADoR


Han visitado iiltimamente al Gober-
nador ,os siguientcs sefiores:
-serador Zeno para consular con
Il Gobernador sobre los intereses de
los TabacaIeros de la isaa.
Mr.. T.. P. Lippitt Ell consulta acer
ca de los intereses de los Cosecheros de
Frltas de Ia Isla.
Mr.. Henry Kolb.
Mr.. Luis O'Nei:l para conferenciar
:obre Ia ley de jubilac.o on de ,os emplea
dos del gobicrno, recientemente apro-
Lada por la Legislature.
-Doctorcs Jorge del Toro, Garcia Ca
brera y Be,aval para discutir asuntos
pertenecientes a "a Junta de Medicos
Examinadores.
Mr.. G. Mota.
-Representante Nc Jones para con-
ferenciar con respecto a asuntos rela-
c.onados con los municipios de la Isia.
MIR. Todd para tratar cuestiones
pertenecientes a la Comision reciente-
\
mente nombrada.
Coronel Nadal para despedirse, al
partir para los Estados Unidos.
Mr.. Frazer, de Ia ''Porto Rican and
American Tobacco co., para gestio
mar asuntos reiacionados con los inte-
ses de los Tabacaleros de la Isla.
Mr.. Miguel Such, Manager de la
Bull Insular Line, para considerar
asuntos pertenecientes la question del
maritime, y especialmente
en- 10 relative al nuevo vapor que dicha
Linea va dedicar al servicio entire
.anto Domingo, Puerto Rico y Saint
Thomas
DIR. P. Perea, Fajardo, quien sal
dra para !os Estados Unidos.
Doctor w. May, Mr.. G. E. Horne
and M. S. L. Rockower para tratar
asuntos re'acionados con la Universi-
lad de Maysgiiez.
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LA s1TUAc1o ECONOMICAL
continuation de la Ia. pagina9

gres sta esta interesado, 10 estamos to-
dos, que su pueblo consuma 10 mejor,
10 de primera cahdad; pero apeSar de
todoa nuestros empenos y ell buen gus
to del consumidor portorriqueno, tro-
pezamos con e. muro de granite, con
esa roca llamada situacion economica
q. mi juicio cada dia la sentiremos
mas intensa los que no somos acauda-
lados y tenemos que trabajar fuerte-
mente para defendernos de sus latiga-
zos-termin6 diciendonos el sefor Cam
h.or. 80
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sILvEsTRE FEIJoo
Practicante

en- 81 domicilio, Monjas Mo-. z
trabaja de su profession to.dos los
dias de 9 a IL A. M. y de 3 6
P. M Tel. SIS verde, Apartado
oO7. San Juan. P. r.
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mERcADo DE cAMB1os
POR VIOLAR LA LEY SEGA

Ell detective Cerra arresto a Eu-
sebio Serrano, de 10 amos en- los mo-
mentos en- que caminaba por la ca
lie del Sol con un baGl, conteniendo
doce medias botellas.
La Corte Municipal impuso al
acusado tres meses de carcel 500
de nlulta.
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BALES DE soc1EDAD EN- uTUADo

Hemos recibido atenta invitacion pa
IA los bales de sociedad que en- honor
Il Santo Patron de Utuado, celebrara
el Casino de aquella poblacion en- los
dias %, % y 80 del corriente.
Agradecidos.
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INCENDIO EN- SAN LORENZO

En- Ia carretera que conduce de
Caguas a San Lorenzo, un incendio
destruy0 una casa asegurada de don
Ambrosio Lameiro, fesidente en- Ca
guas. Tambien Sc uuemaron un ga
raje de MADEIRA y dos ranchones de
paja.
La policfa estudia ell case.
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TIE EN- LA CARNEGIE

Esta tarde Sc llevar& efecto en- las
oficinas de la bibhoteca Carnegie, en-
las oficinas de Ia Cruz Roja americana
un to. al cual asistiran todas las per-
sonas que han cooperado en- la campa-
ia para socorrer las vfct!mas de los
terrenlotos en- Japon.
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MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Gable recibido por Lamborn & Co.,
Inc, San Juan, de su ofcina de New
York:
n. Y, Viernes, Sept. 21.-Mercado
fuerte. De aver hoy Sc vendi6 un
total de 10000 sacos azlcares de
Cuba para embarque en- la primera
qpincena de octubre a $50 G.28)
las refnerias Federal, American y
Warner Sugar Refining Co., de NY;
Sc vendieron 10000 sacos mas de
Cuba para embarque en- la primera
quincena de octubre SIS CAD, q
la American Sugar Refining Co., de
N. Y. al cerrarse e1 mercado ofre-
clan 5M G.53).
REFINADA: Arbuckle Bros. Y la
Federal Sugal Refining Co., de NY,
la cotizan a 8.75; otros la contizan
$50. FUTUROS: Oct. 5.45 (7,23),
Die. a. Sc $3.50, Mar. 3.91 (5.69).
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DR.. PoIanco Gonzalez

Ofrece ConsuIta excIusiVan1ente
para nifios de 1 a 3 p. m. en- su
consultorio, San Francisco r.,
Tel. 1916.
AdYt.
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oTRA MoNEDA PARA LA IONA
OCUPADA

coBLENzA, sept 81 Omitted Press)
I'm decreto pubicado hoy anuncia
que en- la zona del Rhin sera puesto
en- circulation una nueva moneda ba-
10 la supervision de la Alta Comision
interaliada.
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PoR ALTERAR LA PAz

/. En- ell barrio' SaIto, de San Sebastian,
Toribio Acevedo, Jose Santiago, Ramon
y Antonio Morales armados de cuchillos
y palos, sostuvieron una rifia, result
tando todos lesionados.
Fueron denunciadcs por alterar la
pax.
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Y aqui de la maldad ing6nita de Ii
perpetua ansia de sangre, de los inst1n-
tos homicidas pavorosos de Francisco
villa
Villa recibe Ell telegrama de Gonza-
.ez Garza, su mas fiel amigo en- Mejico,
ell que le ha sido constante hasta Ell III
timo momento, y recibe luego, en- rett-
rsda, ais1ados, abandonados GuzInan
y Ma1vaez.
Qua quier hombre en- ell case de villa
!0gicamente Sc pregunta: Gy por que
Rogue Sc apresura recomendarme Ell
tusilaminto de estos? " por que es-
tcs, 81 me son sinceros, no han corrido
la suerte de Rogue?
Pero he aqui que ell asesino Villa es
I'm hombre de corazon Y de cerebro.
Cuaudo 1legan Guzman y Malvaez,
Villa Sc encuentra fuera.
va al anochecer Sc presenta en- Aguas
calientes.
Los dos periodistas 10 ven aproximar-
Sc columbian la orden estent6rea C
Immediate:
I'm sargento y seis hombres para
estos dos traidores.
Y sin embargo, algo muy distinto Sc
produce.
Villa Sc acerca, cejijunto, Guzmaa 4
Malvaez y los abraza.
Guzman toma la palabra y 10 expo
ne todo.
Desde que Eulslio Gutierrez ha aban-
donado la capital, la vida ALA es impo-
sible. Ademas, nj Guzman nj Ma4vae5
tjeneu fo en- la situaci6n que cree perdu
rable Gonzalez Cara.
Villa los escucha con atencion.
Tiene un gesto repentino y afectuo-
so. Afectuoso 10 mismo que pudiera SCI
tragico. Los invita- cenar.
Y en- los momentos en- que entran 2
I'm improvisado comedor Sc presenta 20
0OI1O 61CLAO.
Rodoifo Fierro acapa de ser derrota-
do cerca de Guadalajara.
Fierro quiere explicar la razon del
t,esastre.
Villa con sequedad lie interrumpe:
No me liable usted de sus derrotas.
Y Fierro, Ell implacable matador de
hombres, Sc echa zollozar como un
2ifo.
Villa entonces 10 abraza. Y en- segui-
da, dirigiendose los recien llegaios:
-8ueno cuenteme con detalle como
han dejado M6jico.
Y los tres, Villa, Guzman y Malvaez
Iodean una mesa como tres amigos fra
ternales.
Esa noche, Villa dijo Guzman:
t.Y desde ahora va no quiero que
usted Sc me separe; que lie arreglen IN
ramarote en- mi caro-"
/ Gnzman, sin embargo, supo ingeniar-
Sc para no seguir con villa, ". dos ho-
ras mas tarde, este parecera inaudito
para quienes conocieron al terrible que
lriIlero, sali6 rumbo El Paso, g de
alli, EN- seguida, para Espafia.
Malvaez emigr6 dfas despues.
(Continuaral.
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RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVO BRO
MONO QUININA desvfa la causa,
curando tsmbien La Grippe, Inftuen
"a. Paladismo Y Fiebres. Solo hay IN
"BROMO QUININA". La frma de
E. W. GROVE viene con cada ca
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La verldca historic de PanchO Villa
voluci6n 1neiicana

yolucion mejicana.
Io que apenaba, sorprendia, sobreco.
gia Guzrnan Ndalvaez era que aque-
La orden terminante terrible nevara
la frma de un amigo, de un companero
de fatigas y aventuras, de un joven
como ellos anhelante de una patria nue.
va de una patria mejor.
1Que impulsaba Gonzalez Garza a
decretar, en- su efimero periodo presi-
dencial, la muerte de dos compa1eros
a quienes habia distinguido siennpre, de
dos hombres titles, enthusiasts, since
res, valiosos para la Republica?
70 todavia no acabo de comprender.
ID.
Sc me ocurre, como la mejor argu-
-mentci6n, que Gonzalez Cara padec1a
dos febres: La de la politica la de la
sangrc.
La primera fiebre le dictaba Ell rem
cor Guzman Y Malvaez, que en- las
horas de apoteosis-cuando Rogue ejer-
cia la suprema magistratura-se alicia.
Ian. Y la segunda con tanta sangre y
tanta muerte en- derredor lie nevaba q
6esdefar como insignificantes dos exis
tencias.
Pero creo al mismo tempo que ese
,azonamiento es ell mas generoso para
Gonzalez Cara. Siento por Rogue ura
honda sincera estimaci6n nunca lie
he hablado del asunto. Me hubiera pal
recido una inconsecuencia Y una cruel
dad
Gonzalez Garza tuvo un error sinies
tro. Todos somos susceptibles de IN
error.
Bendigamos nuestra mano derecha, 81
en- una hora de disoluci6n, de caos ma
cionalista, esa mano no frma Ia muer
te de un camarada, de un compafieTo,
dc un hermano. Porque Gacaso soy 70
mas prudente, mas probo, mas leaL que
Rogue?
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LA EVACUATION

MALGRE TOUT. Tuvo raz6n Ell
lalio Gutierrez. Malgre tout, aprove
chando la ausencia del guerrillero, e!
Gobierno de la Convention abandon6 la
ciudad de Mejico.
Partio por la Villa de Guadalupe rum
DO al Estado dc Hidalgo. Con Cutie
-rez estaban Aguirre Benavides, Jose
Isabel Robles Lucio Blanco.
La capital qued6 en- poder de las tro-
pas de Medinaveitia.
La nueva Sc expandi6 vertiginosa
por la ciudad.
Sc han ido-proferian los entera
dos-en caballos y en- autcs. No han
tenido necesidad del asno de que ha-
biara villa Eulalio Gutierrez.
A las diez de la mahana, en- Ell Hotel
Lascurain-hoy Hotel Princess Rogue
Gonzalez Garza clamaba su indignation
y su sorpresa.
-iDe modo 4ue tenia raz6n villal
iDe modo que la Convention esquivaba
SUI responsabilidad entregaba la capt
tai de la Rep1blica a las hordas des
apoderadas!
Pues Gl Sc hacia cargo de la situaci6n
Rogue Gonzalez Garza asumia la Presi-
tencia de Mejico.
Y en- cuanto un amigo, Martin Luis
Guzman, Sc 1e puso deIante, no pudo
contenerse Rogue:
--Guzman, 70 tomo las riendas del
poder. Soy ell Jefe del Executive y u.s.
ted es mi Ministro de Guerra.
Guzman abri6 tremendos ojos Sc
Qued6 estupefacto.
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Lo que Guzman queria era seguir la
-uta emprendida por Eu1alio Gutierrez.
Izse con los convencionistas, con los
suyos.
Del Hotel Lascurain parti6 en- IN
auto en- direction a la Villa de Guadalu
pc.
Por Pera1villo sorprendi6 un auto
mas potente, tripuIado por unos ami
COS.
-Ea, cambiemos de automobiles.
Los amigos asintieron de buen grado.
Y treinta minutes despues, Guzman
discutia con las fuerzas de Guadalupe
Hidalgo, las que terminantemente le
prohibian seguir adelante.
Soy el Ministro de Guerra.
AISu nombramiento, sefior?
Este detalle Sc 1e habia olvidado :
Guzman. No tenia nombramiento expe
dido por Gonzalez Garza. Y las fuerzas
de la Villa tenian raz6n-pues que Sc
ba1jia expedido una orden de la capital
Zen detenerle.
70 creo que por milagro salv6 AM su
vida Martin Luis.
Los animos Sc encontraban demasia-
do enconados. Y no hubiera sido NADIA
rsro que algGn exaltado hiciera uso del
mausseur.
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LEA EEL MUNDo''
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AL cabo de dos dias Guzman sc ponis
de acuerdo con ell periodista Malvaez
para solicitar una authorization en- for
ma de Gonzalez Garza trasladarse-
va que parecia diffcil seguir Coma
lez-via Aguascalientes, donde Ia So
z6n SO encontraba Villa.
Curioso es que va por entonces ell
Szar uniera estos dos revolucionarios,
cuyo esfuerzo habrfa Gle crear mas tar
dc un peri6dico, netamente, profunda-
lnente, intensamente reyolucionario---
Ell MUNDo--en que aparecen estos
deshilvanados capitulos.
Luis G. Malvaez, espiritu. recio, jl-
venil, un tanto impetuoso, acrisolada-
mente honrado, tenia su cargo po-
csos dias un peri6dico de cornbate 'El
Monitor. No asomaba todavia ell par
lamentsrio combativo que hoy es Ell sub
director del diario de Rosales, parla-
mentario en- cuya acci6n, por mucho que
sea fuerte la inteligencia, puede me-
nudo mas Ell coraz6n mas ell sentimien-
to, mas ell sentido de lealtad patri6tica,
cue la propia ideologia personal y poll
tica.
Guzman Y Malvaez Sc entrevista-
ron con Rogue Gonzalez Garza en- Ell
local de la secretaria de Gobernaci6n,
Gale de Bucareh, donde Rogue despa-
chaba, y recabaron una autoriaci6n pa
ahacer ell viaje Aguascalientes.
Por la Inca del Ferrocarril Central
partieron a reunirse con villa.
En- Irapuato Sc enteraron de que el
TELEGRAPH Sc encontraba interrunpido.
z por curiosidad- -posiblemente por esa
curicsidad innata que todo periodista
ljeva dentro-bajaron a investigar por
los motivos de aquella interruInpci6n.
Y Sc sorprendieron, Sc conmovieron
Sc estremecieron con la lectura lie un
mensaje que, dirigido Villa, aparecla
frmado por Rogue Gonzalez Cara.
Ell telegrama decia:
''Esta nochs llegaran ALA Guzman
Malvaez. Convene que los fusile rs
ted inmediatamente.
Gonzalez GARZA".
La sorpresa, "a emocion, Ell estreme
cimiento no los originaba propiamenta
ia perspective del fusiiamfento. Eran
dias en- Due la vida de I'm hombre pen
dia de cualquier accidente fortuito. Nil
veces mas segura Sc encentraba una
hoja en- su arbol. v este en- otofic, que
m hombre en- su casa on las hcras tetri-
cas- de Ia, pesar de tOdo, bendita Re
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O. ARE NABBED IN
Fl. WAYNE RAID
Morgan Says Conditions Not
Comparable With Gary

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, July 13.-Bert
Morgan. Federal prohibition director,
who is now personally supervising
the cleanup here, today is of the
opinion that, although conditions are
bad, they will not compare with those
recently existing at Gary.
Sixty-four persons are already I'M
der arrest. More than fifty warrants
are yet to be served Morgan said
the drive will probably not be COM
pleted until the end of next week.
No evidence OF widespread con.
spiracy between officers and boot
leggers has been uncovered, author
tiles said. william Vachon. head of
the city police force vice squad, is
under arrest. charged with collision
with Jake Wideman and Leo Poin-
settle.
The arrest of many higher ups"
IL expected momentarily. Morgan
would not intimate who these higher
ups are. Those arrested late Thurs
day; Otto Pressler Fred Braze,
John Deville. Anthony Daugth. With
exception of Braze, these are all
| proprietors of soft drink parlors.
Braze Is owner Of e. battery service
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BOILED about thirty minutes
allowed to stay in the solution u
ii has become cold. Then rinse
wipe with 8 clean cloth or chamois
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

ON o aaE i ss answered TAnt t y ss
tach very great weight to
the hints you have given me-not
only for my sake but for your own.
The end is not yet as far as you're
concerned, Jenny, for your welfare is
more to me than anything else in the
world-you know it. Trust me to
prove that presently. But other things
come first. I must do what am here
20 do. before I am free to do what
long to do
Il trust you-and only you" she
said. In all this bewilderment and
misery, you are now the only stead
fast rock to which I can cling. Don't
desert me. that's all I ask"
Never! All that's best in me shall
e devoted t oyou. thankfully and
5roudly-now that you have wished
it. Trust me. say. again. Cali your
husband. 1 want to tell you both what
happened to me yesterday"
Again she hesitated and gazed in
tently upon him.
Are you sure that you are wiser
Would Mr.. Cams like you to tell
Doria anything"
You will judge better when you
have heard me"
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

being erected for the Studebaker Cor
poration at South Bend.
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There only remains to hear what
you may have to say on the subject
of his pretty dame"
MY opinion of a very wonderful
and brave woman remains un-
changed" Brendon answered
''Well-so be it. I've heard you
Now you've got to hear me. We are
up against a very marvellous per-
Torrance, Mark. This case has some
Of the finest features-some unique
even in my experience.
Whether the real Robert Red
mayne is actually stiff, we can't
yet swear. though for my part I am
pretty we'll prepared to prove it; but
this l do know, that the man who
shot at you and missed you and ran
away was not Robert Redmayne."
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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~SNAA6 - NNSN0 AOA bAAC OtuQCOelhSA N~OA
poration at South Bend
Julian Soldanion, Gary. was stabbed
in the stomach by Nativiad Albarado,
Mexican, according to police reports.
Police are searching for Helen Ko-
sach, 70, and Catherine Kosach, 10,
Gary girls. Helen has been missing
since Sunday and Catherine since
Tuesday night.
A coyote belonging to Mitchell
Grubbs, Connersville, was killed by
police after an exciting chase through
the city.
Pike county farmers have begun
wheat thrashing. They are receiving
80 u 81 cents a bushel.
Charles Markus, AZ. Terre Haute,
was drowned in the Wabash River
when he fell from sluff tied to the
bank.
Oscar Hudson, 6, Anderson, died
from injuries received when he was
struck by a baseball while playing.
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Again he longed to confide in her
and show her that he understood the
truth; but two considerations shut his
mouth; the thought of Peter Cams
and the reflection. that the more Jenny
knew, the greater might be her own
peril. This last conviction made him
conclude their conference.
Call him. We must not let him
think that we have anything of a
private nature to say to each other
It is vital that he should not imagine
such thing"
You have secrets from me
though I have let you know my own
secret" she murmured. preparing ~to
obey him.
IF keep anything from you, it is
for your own good-for your own Sc
,curity," he replied.
She left him then and in a few mo
ments returned with her husband.
He was full Of curiosity and under
his usual assumption Of cheerfulness
Brendon perceived considerable anxi
ETY..
"An adventure, Signor Marco?
know that without you telling me
Your face Is solemn as a raven and
you walked stiffly as you came to
the door. I saw you from the silk
worms. What has happened?"
I've had squeak of my life,
replied Mark. "and I've made a
stupid mistake. You must pay all at
stention to what I'm going to tell
you, Doria, for we can't say who is
in. danger now and who is not. The
shot that very nearly ended my
career yesterday might just as easily
have been aimed at you, had you been
IN my place"
"a shot? Not the red man? A
ssmuggler perhaps? You may have
stumbled upon some of them, and
knowing no Italian"
1T was Robert Redmayne who fired
upon me and missed by a miracle"
Jenny uttered an exclamation OF
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station, and is said to do al 1.-The city
work.
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The Rev. James A. Burns, formerly
president of Notre Dame University,
South Bend, was elected first vice
president of the National Educational
Association.
w J. Adams, so, a nneman for the
city Of Anderson, was severely hurt
when he fell fifteen feet from a tele-
phone pole.
Attorneys for Bruce Gahll, South
Bend, who brought suit to prevent
will file a new suit in Superior Court,
they have announced.
The Columbus Machine Works will
move to Crothersville. Contracts have
been signed.
Work has started on $500, 900
plant to be erected at Richmond by
the Fiber Conduit Company of Orange
burg, N. Y.
Jefferson County farmers will lose
money on wheat now being thrashed,
according to Cash A. Lewman, Jeffer-
sonville. owner of one of the largest
farms in the county
A million dollars will be appended
on improvements and extensions at
the Marion plant of the Indiana Gen.
eraI Service Company to meet the in
creased demand upon it for light and
power. officials said
Ehn 1orrigan. 81, Chippewa, Wis.
| v >Stantly killed when he fell from
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Robert Redmayne. roaming at large.
te suspected of the murder of Michael
Pendean. husband of Jenny, who, is
niece to Robert Mark Brendon. criminal
Investigator. is IN charge of the case.
Jenny goes to live with her uncle,
Bendigo Redmayne. Robert appears in
the nelghborhood and sends word to
Bendigo TO meet him in a nearby cave.
Giuseppe Doria. who works for Bendigo.
takes his master to the meeting place.
When Doria calls to bring Bendigo home
he finds an empty cave IN which is evil
dence of a struggle.
Jenny marries Doria and they go to
live in Italy. where Jenny's uncle. AL
bert Redmayne. lives. When Robert is
seen IN Italy. Brendon and the famous
American detective, Peter Cams. renew
investigations
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Milk Plant Proposed

BIZ ItfNe8 SU6CtdE
RICHMOND, Ind, July 13.--Farm-
ers in this vicinity are interested in.
the proposal of a nationally known
condensed milk concern to establish
a plant here. A supply of 10000
pollnus of milk daily must be avail
able. Farmers cannot now meet the
demand, but hoped to increase supply.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-13
Cleaning Silver

Silver may be cleaned by placing
it in a p>n and covering with
strong solution of borax, washing
soda or potash and bringing it to
the boiling point It should then be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-13

kENN THE contrary 1 want you
both" he answered. Il at
tach very great weight to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-13
MRS. E. S. HIATT DEAD
Funeral to Be Held at Daughters
Home Saturday.

Spragg Hiatt, 70, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Donall
Foxall, zoos Brookside Ave, will be
held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday. Burial
will be in Crown Hill
Her daughter and a granddaughter,
Mrs. Gladys Julian of this city sur
vive.
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To Raise Nan

To raise the nap on velvet and
take out heavy creases. put a wet
cloth over a hot iron, place the vel
vet over the cloth and pull slowly
back and foCth ntjl.the etean raises
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-03

the officers, and will remain during
the week to instruct the lodge in de
gree work.
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cor GA. Head
IS OPTIMISTIC
FTei~ht Traffic To Be Heavy On
railroads During 1928, He
Says

Diecr7.eiro the ou,1ool- for 1923
" winb,1,., nrasiden+ Of the
C,.,.ra1 ae Coo,.,;, PoiI,r,,, connanv
.,-,,,,.,r.os his bo1iaf +bar +be rail,
~,,a..s viii b., called pnon to handle
r.osobl traffic far heavier than
i,os o,,ar boor known He saws that
r,;- s;-,,ation places RESPONSIBILITIES
ho+l ,-ron the raiIwavs and nnon the
n,IIic. that the RAILWAYS nns+ bend
tboi, orargies to mako the hest nos
sibIo nso Of existino facilities and TO
on1argo and in,nrovo those facilities
&C RAPIDLY as can be done while the
npbIir sbonId adont n7oicv toward
Tho r,iIroad comnanios which will
hermit them to attract now canitaI