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DALBY REFUSED TO MOVE FROM GUTTER And Street Commissioner, Tired of Argument, Calls the Patrol. Because George Dalby, a one-legged man, refused to move from the gutter where he was lying, Street Commissioner D. ' C. Genn was forced to arrest him until his force of men could complete the sweeping of the street. J3alby waa intoxicated and refused to move when the city street cleaners lasked him to. The men called the street commissioner who finally bad the man removed after a delay of tortr minutes. v "Here pard, you gotta get out Qf here until We sweep the gutter." said i Vie Btreet commissioner. Dalby, however, refused to obey the command. Street Commissioner Genn argued with the man for some time but could not persuade him to move to a part of the gutter already clean. "Well, then," said Mr. Genn. "I guess I'll just arrest you." He then called for the patrol wagon to remove the man but it was found that the wagon had been sent to au. her call. The entire force employed cleaning the street left their work and helped guard the man for thirty minutes before the patrol ar'7ed, Jt was -found, then that Dalbv w unable to stand up with the aid of his crutch. He was lifted in the patrol ly tne rorce or street cleaners ana taken to the city Jail, where he fell to the cement floor asleep. City Statistics Births. Mr. and - Mrs. , Edward F. Valdois, 408 South-Fifth street, boy, second child. " Deaths and Funerals. HANCE James Hance, aged GO years, died this morning at 3:00 o'clock at his home, 1318 North J street. He is survived by his wife, Ella, 5 daughters and 2 sons. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Second Baptist church, North J street. Burial in Earlham cemetery. WILLIAMS The funeral of Granville Williams, 66, a former resident f Richmond, was held Monday afternoon at Marlon. Death was due to heart trouble. The late Mr. Williams la survived by one daughter, Mrs. Harry Studt. and four brothers, Chadler, Chris, James and Charles, all of this "city. The late Mr. Williams had been a member of the Marion Soldiers and Sailors Home for the last nine years. Real Estate Transfers. Robt. B. Kersey to Wm. Fisher Pts. 4-5 of the C. & Ft. W. R. R. No consideration given. Edward Tierman to Elizabeth Katte Pt- 10 of the P. & W. addition. Consideration $1. CONTINENTAL SCRIP. What Two Dollar Bill of tho Yoar 1774 Lookod Liko. One of the few pieces of continental scrip now In existence is owned by a former teacher at Shortridge high school. It was given to her at Christ mas time in ISrtS by a fellow teacher. The piece measures about 5 by 2Vi Inches and is framed to show both sides. Within an intricate leaf and branch border design, on the front "This indented bill of $2 shall entitle' the bearer thereof to receive bills of , exchange, payable in London, or gold and silver, at the rate of 4s. 6d. sterling per dollar for the said bill, according to the directions of an act of assembly of Maryland. Dated in Annapolis, this 10th day of April anno Domini, 1774. William Eddis H. Lapham." . In an upper corner of the reverse Side Li a picture, about an iuch and a half square, representing the British crown, at each side of which is a tiny picture of a man. One of the men is represented as holding a spade, while from the hand of the other dangled a fish on a 6tring. At each end on this side of the scrip are the words, " Tis death to counterfeit," and at the bottom are the names of. the printers, A. C. and. F. Green. Indianapolis News.

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FLASHES FROM OTHER CITIES. BRAZIL Connell Ruclis fell under a motor truck and one of his legs was broken. NEWCASTLE The high school seniors gave "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for a class play. SHELBY VILLE Mrs. Mary Eberhart, 27 years old, fractured an arm in a fall from a porch. BRAZIL Local option elections will be held In Washington and Van Buren Townships May 31. GOSHEN The county commissioners have granted seventeen licenses to sell liquor in Elkhart. COLUMBUS Republicans have reorganized their city committee. Frank Richman is chairman and Milo Silver secretary. SULLIVAN "Drys" of Curry itT8hip havo changed their minds B"u V1U noz coniesi ine recent eiection wou by the wets. TERRE HAUTE Three hundred and seventy-three families have received checks for flood relief. The total aggregated $39,757. increase in the number MUNCIE The good weather has caused a noted increase in the number of oil rigs being put up. PRINCETON John R. Ford has been appointed county commissioner, vice Riley D. Thompson, deceased. WINCHESTER As a result of clean up weew it is estimated that 12,000 tin cans have been piled up on a vacant lot. $34.50 and a cigarette case from Bainbridge King but le(t his jeweled cuff jjng BRAZIL George Herron and George Williams have been arrested here on eharges of being army deserters. HUNTINGTON Cyrus Walters, 9 years old, was instantly killed when he fell under the wheels of a freight train. BRAZIL While attending a baseball game Coroner J. Y. Smith was stricken with paralysis. He may recover. . - ELWOOD The bursting of a pipe caused damage amounting to $1,500 at the McBeth-Evans glass factory. BRAZIL Blood poisoning, caused by a prick with a rose thorn, may cause the death of Joseph Acree, a farmer. CRAWFORDSVILLE While riding to a fire, Earl Gohman ran his motorcycle in front of an automobile. His injuries consist of a broken leg and bruises. SULLIVAN Members of the wom en's' clubs have petitioned the com missioners for a new court house, saying the present building is inadequate and insanitary. NEWCASTLE The case of Lula Shoemaker, of Muncie, charged with running blind tiger, has been venued j to this county. LAFAYETTE Robt. Patterson, colored, was knocked from the top of a Big Four passenger coach and fatally injured. SHELBY VILLE Otto Blair pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was given a suspended sentence of one to eight years. SULLIVAN A . E. Steele of the local schools has been elected superintendent of Robinson (111.) schools. MUNCIE Commissioners have set May 31 as the date for holding local option elections in Salem and Dela ware Townships. Both are now "dry." j LAFAYETTE Mrs. Jennie Spurrier i has sued J. M. Bush, saloon keeper, for J $2,000, alleging her husband became j intoxicated in Bush's place and was subsequently injured. SHELBY VILLE Miss Genevieve Ta tri oclra r-rrt t i mm rf on ASRAlllt. case against her because her attorney is busv with another case. BOGGSTOWN-Residents have donated le to Emory Mann, who lost a fd our horses by fire last week. COLUMBUS The Rev. William Chappelle, assistant state evangelist of , the Christian church, has been granted two months' leave and will visit his old home in Ireland. SHELBY VILLE George Jones and Mrs. Amanda Wright, each 56 years old, have been married. It is the seventh marriage for Jones and his wife's fourth. FRANKLIN Friday and Saturday will be clean up days and the Holy Grail Knights and school children will assist the Civic League in the work. EVANSVTLLE Thomas Hunnell has announced as an independent candidate for mayor on a platform of "make everybody pay their just taxes. MITCHELL Prisoners in the local jail found and consumed all the "wet goods" that the marshal had seized and was holding as evidence in illegal liquor selling cases.

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REPUBLICANS MEET To Reorganize City Committee Tonight. Republicans of the city will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the council chamber at the call of Elam Hill, city chairman, for the purpose of re-organizing the city committee and disposing of any other matters which may come before the meeting. It is highly probable that the committee will discuss the question as to whether the Republicans will place a city ticket i in the field, and as to how a city ticket should be nominated. NEWS FLASHES (National News Association) LOS ANGELES, May 7. A . cat which climbed a tree to catch a sparrow, was surrounded by a jlock of the little birds. They pecked at pussy until officers of the humane society rescued it. Wo;'! AUSTIN, Tex., May 7.-XHI vestigation committee of th&--leg-islature recommends that about 800 convicts be given their --liberty in order to lessen the cost of maintaining the penitentiary ' system of the state, which is facing bankruptcy. ' (: t CHICAGO, May 7. Elevated rollmoil ooU ia, - . prismatic glass are proposed ny the local authorities so that the streets beneath the present struc--tures may have more light. WASHINGTON, May T-Rifeht; handed persons dream wftb. the left lobe of the brain, because theyj , use the left lobe of thelSfcrain ; for conscious thinking," Dr. ' E. W. Scripture at the concrete of physicians here. " " ' CLENDENNIN, W. Va., May 7. This town is in the market for a mayor. The town council, , been trying for several moh'tnstbi Mil the vacancy. SEATTLE, Wash., May 7 University of Washington ba4 ball nine today received ai' invitation to play ball in JapanTThe -Meiji university at Tokio cabled a message that agreed to pajsall; the American boys' expenses pre . viding they left Seattle on-Atigugt1 6 and returned to Seattle toy W;;T tober 24. Consent of the faculty is being sought. . r'1:': STREET STORIES Frank Osborn's dog is making mo-! ney for Wayne county according to reports concerning the animal being j made at the office of the auditor and ' the township assessor. The amine 1 was taxed and shortly afterward ran away and was adopted by a new owner who was assessed for the animal. The animal was then stolen and the third owner paid a tax. After being taxed three times the cauine returned to his lawful owner. SCHOLAR STATESMEN. England's Distinguished List, From Bacon to Morley. For nearly three centuries there has been a close association between scholarship and statesmanship in England. From the time of Francis Bacon to that of Lord Morley of s Blackburn there have seldom been wanting I amS the-conspicuous leadea ,af e j or the ther of tbf mme me ,wh V? 7 lnterM9? earned distinction as writers or" students. England's political history is rich in names, like those of Sir William Temple. Bolingbroke, Pultenay, Carteret. Burke. Fox. Canning, Derby. Gladstone. Beaconsfleld and Salisbury, not to mention those of Swift. Addison, Grote. Macaulay and Mill, whose owners would be remembered, or had at least the power to make themselves remembered, if tbey had never taken an active part in public affairs. j Of England's prime ministers' Wring the past hundred years one wrpfie brilliant satirical verse; anotheiTranslated Homer; another was the aotJiij-j the best political novels in the English language; another amused his leisure with classical scholarship and theological controversy; another occupied himself with serious scientific research; another has added to our libraries some cbarmine historical, and biographical 6tu(ileT Edinburgh Review.

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PALLADIUM Want Ads Talk to the Town Through The Palladium Ic a word 7 days for the prfce off S Telephone Number 2566 WANT AD LETTER LUST Number 60 1 Investment A S, 1. K. R. H 1 G. S. W J 1 L. G Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out. WANTED "Boston Store. .Mt WANTED-At once, four men. Chas. Knopf Floral Co., Asylum Ave. it WANTED Position as collector by young married man. Good reference Address 'J. H. C,' care of Palladium. 7-4t WANTED A young man for 5 and 10 cent store work. Apply F. W. Woolworth & Co. 7-lt WANTED Position as stenographer, bookkeeper or general office work, by competent and experienced lady. Miss E. L. P. Address No. 119 S. 8th St. city. 6-4t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Our sales manager will be In Rich: mond this week for the purpose of appointing and "breaking in" a manager for Richmond territory. Must be finan-. dally able to open office and look after salesmen. Write us and we will arrange for you to meet him. The AIRVAC Co. INC. 222 N. 4th St., Columbus, Ohio. 5-tf WANTED Girl at the Monarch Laundry. Steady work. 6-2t WANTED Second cook, man preferred, Arlington Hotel. 6-tf WANTED Boy at Stauber's Grocery, 201 S. 12th St. 6-2t MEN, WOMEN Get government job3 Excellent salaries. Write immediately for free list of positions obtainable. Franklin Institute, Dept. 94-C, Rochester, N. Y. 12-mon-wed-fri-sat-23t LET Carl Sherer do your cleaning of carptts and rugs, Richmond Housecleaning Co. Phone 2444, 225 X. 10th j st. 5-1 mo WANTED "Wash woman, colored preferred, Country club. Phone 3133. ' 5-.it to invent. Millions of dollars await soon lueus. .nC iui ui .uruWrite for list "Inven tions Needed." Randolph & Company, Patent Attorneys, Washington, j D. C. 3-sat-wed-2t ! LAWN MOWERS sharpened, bicycles, baby cabs retired and repairing of all kinds. Work called for and delivered free. Wesley Brown & Sou. Phone 30S6. X. W. Cer. 2nd and Williams. 3-7t MR PAUL AUGHIXBAUGH representing J. C. Mahan of Indianapolis, will be in Richmond on and after May the 20th, renewing subscriptions on Mrs. Scott Dunbar's magazine club offering all popular publi7. cations. J. C. Mahan. 5-7t WANTED Young girl to assist with - housework. Reference required. 308 South 16th. 2l-tf WAXTEI3 Men to sell seeds to farmers and ornamental stock in towns. Apply at once. Herrick Seed Company, Rochester, X. Y. 5-t SPIRE LLA CORSETS TO ORDER. " Francis Bmsman. 104 Ft. Wayne Ave,, Phone 2140. 19-lmo WANTED Hardwood rubbers and polishers. . Richmond Casket Co.- . 2S-iX

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WANTED Continued WANTED Housemaid, must be competent and well recommended. Call 115 N. 10th st. 1-tf WANTED Competent colored girl for general housework. Must be good cofk. Call at 117 North 13th st. l-"t WANTED Lease or rent modern 8 to 10 room house. Address 21S S. 16th. 25-tf CALL ON C. W. Palmer for electric vacuum cleaning. Also machines to rent. Phone 3223. 1-1 it FCfRPXST URE " calinrE7T'girunT Phone 3136. 6-tf GET YOUR lawn mower sharpened. Screen doors and windows made and repaired, gasoline stoves cleaned, new and second-hand bicycles, pictures framed, baby cabs retired. We repair everything. Work called for and delivered. Brown Darnell Co., 1020 Main. 4-tf WANTED Roomers at 108 Ft. Wayne Ave. l-7t FOR SALE FOR SALE: Several second hand brick. 2031. thousand good Phone 2245 or 7-2t FOR SALE: Household furniture. I. E. Neff, 103 South 14th street, 7-7t FOR SALE-Thoroughbred female JFox Terrier and three pups, 7 weeks 61d, 441 S. W. 2nd street. ' 7-3t FOR SAIJ3 A horse. QY.fX?$x Jgaeon 7-7t FOR SALE Nice oak ben and springs cheap if sold at once. 309 South 11th street. 7-2t FOR SALE A Phone 1046. fine leather couch. 7-lt PUBLIC SALE One o'clock, May 12, 1913. House 615 N. 8th street. 6-7t FOR SALE Favorite base burner, large size, almost new. Telephone 1387, or call 130 S. 4th st. 6-2t FOR SALE Bee hives and bee-keepers supplies, at 300 Southwest 3rd st. Phone 4733. 6-7t FOR SALE Ingrain carpet. nearly 6-tf new, 114 S. 14th. FOR SALE Go-cart, 424 S. 9tn st. 6-2t FOR SALE Coster cheap, 126 S. 3rd st. brake bicycle, 6-7t FOR SALE 9x12 rug, 56 inch window shade, antique desk, 1009 1-2 S. A St. 6-t For Sale Two small second hand hot air furnaces and 3 hot water heating boilers. The Plumber 1036 Main Street. 24-tf FOR SALE Two work horses, one set breeching harness, one set hio strap harness. H. C. Bullerdick & j Son. Phone 1235. 18-tf. i FOR SA fJSWhite Leghorn chlckenZ Call 529 South Fifth street. 29-tf jFOR sale A Stoddard Dayton. 4 nasseneer automobile eood rondltion. Inquire Fox's Hat Store. 22-tf ! PTn SAI.V? Mmt market rDntnll, ratpd "dnine rnnH business flxncr has other business. Will take $150. Address "Rex," care of Palladium. O -A I'll FOR SALE Two extra good Jersey cows with calves. Eligible to registel. Call Boston. A FOUSALE MN hite Leghorn eggs" for hatching, 50c per setting, $3.00 per 100. Address O. D. Acton, R. R. 5. Phone 5123 F. . may5-tf FOR S A.LE At a bargain, 2 passenger automobile. Xice as new. 105 X. 4th street. 15-tf FOR SALE Modern meat shop oue that will make money if the right person gets it. Present oner has good reason for wishing to sell. Will take -cash or give easy terms. Ad - dress "Butcher," care Palladium. 1M1 FOR SALE A car load of nice fence posts, any amount you wish to buy at low price. H. H. JONES , - . Xo. 15 North 7th St.-

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FOR SALE Continued HENNING & BOSWELL Comstock Bldg. Phone 2826. A SIX ROOM COTTAGE in' the center of town will sell or exchange for a 7 room house. This cottage is almost new and as well arranged as could be. Electric lights and bath. A DOUBLE HOUSE in Fairview. Rents for 122 per month. Price $2.2000. A DOUI1LE HOUSE IN THE BEST PART OF WEST RICHMOND 6 rooms to the side. Electric lights, bath, corner lot, large porch. This house is almost new. ONE ACRE OF GROUND west on th car line, close to town. Price $600 with privilege of sewer connection. This is a fine building place. LET US BUILD YOU A HOUSE. WE HAVE SAME OF THE" FINEST LOTS IN RICHMOND WHERE THE PROPERTY WILL INCREASE IN VALUE. 45 Lots for sale 'in Beallview on easy terms. HENNING & BOSWELL Phone 2826. FOR SALE One Pilot automobile, first class condition. Good reason for selling. Also a young city broke horse. 225 South 15th street. 3-7t FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished room, - electric light and bath. 32 South 10th street. ar-vrft ern. No children. 207 N. 8th. . 7-eod-7t FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping. 118 Nv 11th street. 7-tf FOR RENT North half of house, excellent location, 207 College Ave. 6-7t FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms, 122 N. 11th. Phone 1933. 6-3t FOR RENT Modern flat, 44 1-2 S. 8th. 6-3t FOR RENT Room 209 X. 8th.- 6-7 1 FOR RENT3 rooms up stairs 98.00 513 N. T. Phone 2477. 5-tf FOR RENT 5 room house 216 N l-7t TO LET Furnished 18 Kelly Block. office, space la 31-tt FOR RENT Cheap, a nicely furnished, modern 5 room house and bath to parties without children. 432 Pearl street. '2-7t FOR RENT Store room with grocery and meat fixtures. Telephone 307. C. E. Sell. 2-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or without board. Address C. care Palladium. 2-Vt FOR RENT NOW Small farm within short drive of Richmond and other trading point. Good soil and fair improvements. School bandy; also other advantages. This is a fine charge for the trucker, poultry raiser or general toil worker. Also a lot ot feed tor sale that renter can buy right See The J. E. M. AGENCY Over 6 North Seventh Street, Richmond FOR RENT Choice Second story apartment. Harrington Bldg., South Sth. lMf FOR SALE REAL TATE ESRichmond Property a specialty. The place to buy a home. Porterfield, Kelly Blk., 8th and Main.' - City Property and Farms Specialty. ARTHUR BROOKS Room 18 Kelly Block Phone 1303. Free-Full information about Wisconsin cheap lands monthly, and how to get a farm. Address John E. Peltz, 626 Main street, Richmond, Indiana. 2'3ma Builders and Property Owners ! I have made shingling my trade for 20 !"8 and Caa STe yU mMjr lf y0J cave oia roots, to tase on rnu new ones to put ri, be sure and get my figures- as I can do it for. lees. H. B. PIPER, Shingler 18 N. 13th St. Home Phone 1054. All work strictly first class. wtf

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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Continued FUNK & MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. Fine Building Lots For Sale SOUTH 15TH STREET. Big lot 41 feet wide. Beautiful location. Price $1,000. THREE NICE LOTS ON SOCCTH 21 ST STREET. PRICE $1,000. THREE LOTS ON SOUTH 22XD STREET. PRICK $500. . FOUR BEAUTIFUL. LOTS OX EAST MAIN STREET. THESE LOTS ARE RIGHT IN TOWN. THEY AKK HIGH PRICED, BUT WORTH THE MONEY. SEE FUNIC AND MILLER FOR ALL KINDS OF INVESTMENTS IX REAL ESTATE. FUNK AND MILLER Phone 2766 ' BENNETT AND PARKER Real Estate and Insurance 120 acre farm, good buildings.. Price $75 per acre. Aa 80 acre farm for $5,600. Several modern houses for rent Also a small flat for rent. Room 15 Kelly Block: Office Phone 2707 Residence 1369-2510. A. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE City and farm " properties. Liberty Ave. R. No. 1. Pbose 4171. Office Keys Harness Store. 13 Main St. -FOflTaXLE Modern 10 room EHcE' house at a sacrifice if Bold the next . m'ay2-tf BUSINESS-LASSIFIEb Richmond Electric Co. TEL. Nd. 2826 Electrical Work and Repairing. . TRY US 17 and 18, Comstock Bldg. GENERAL ELECTRIC and Repairing Co. Phone 3431 for all kind of electrical and repair work. 921 North Uth streef. 30-7 1 BEETklOORE & OGBORN for alfkinds of Insurance, Bonds and Loans, Real Estate and Rentals. Room 16, L O. O. F. F. Bldg. feblO-tf LARGEST - MOVING VANS B. F, Morris Moving Vans 202 S. 8th Sr. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner. Mgr. Don't throw away your broken castings., Have them welded by the XY-ACETYLINE PROCESS Broken parts of any kind of metal made new again. Phone 2098 HENRY HOLZAPFEL 324 North 3rd Street. FTHJ O N ESUCTION IE I lR I cry all kinds of sales anywhere and guarantee satisfaction or no pay. Horses bought and sold at all times. Livery and feed barn in connection. No. 15 North . 7th st, Richmond. Pboa of! ice 1413. residence 2570. NOTICE We have installed in our moderS Sanitary Laundry for the convenience of the people of West Richmond and other parts of the city, the most modem Dry Cleaning Plant to be found. We are now prepared to do all kinds of Dry Cleaning and Pressing-rexpert workmanship. Our Motto "Highest Quality, Lowest Price. WE Repair Engines "ft Etc, elevators, steam pumps, printing presses, flour mill machinery, tang line ihafUng, make piston rings, bronze bearings for motors and dynamos, agricultural ma. thinery all kinds, cement machinery, repair everything in the machinery line. WARD MACHINE SHOP, 820 N. BSt. LOST LOST Package addressed to R. 8 Sloane on North 7th between Mali and A. Return, to Adams Express, 24 Xorth 9th. f-U