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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21
MAIL IS
 DELAYED

Several comtf,iuts- have b...-u h..4id throughout thr cS lnIas t,.sf~r uf ln. irritating Irls n unloading tna lnaii fraIu the sIramsair Victoria
 Although the boat arrived at seven o'clock this morning n. mlil arrived at The pnstonic, nntE afternoon.
 IL is said that about uOO tons nt freight was piled on tnr mail hags in the ships hnld
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

,. 2 ,. Z ;s : F 5s ]. 2. ,: 7 7 @ & < z The way that amateur skater ,. :: cuts a pigeon wing and falls on :. 7 his neck will makesy"u scream at :. .- the Dobhs show tomorrow Light. 2. 7 Get your seats now if yaa want ,. 2 them. They are going fast.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

Co to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

Imported cobureer draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

Lsmp's Extra Pale imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. best.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
GAMPPOR
FREE IN FLORIDA
May, in Some sections, Take the Place
OF Orange CnltiYatiOn-1.0ss
Acres Available

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special.-I
That the cultivation OF the campnor
tree is being seriously considered as
substitute for orange cultivation IN
those sections OF Florida where the
frosts have made the latter industry
an unavoidable one. is one OF the facts
that has been brought out in connec-
ton with the hearings being held oy
the Mays and Means Committee OF the
House OF Representatives. preliminary
To the introduction Of new tariu
bin at a special session OF Congress
next March.
As a result Of the hearings On the
schedule providing for chemicals. oils
and paints. an amendment 20 para
graph Il OF the Dingiey tariff. cover
/ ing refined camphor. has been made.
/ The courts have held thar synthetic
/ camphor. a product OF synthetic che M
istrv made from oil OF turpentine.
should be admitted free OF duty as
crude camphor. Il is proposed TO re-
strict the free admission OF camphor
I 10 the crude natural article rs re-
suit 81 experiments conducted by the
/ Department OF Agriculture with cam
I nhor growing in Florida. and the an
I nouncement by two concerns or their
y on IoudWT0 SupVAnIno ol uoNu74u
considerable degree. that article ma,
be taken OF the free list altogethei
WITHIN a few years.
II is expected / nthe near future
. = 600 acres Of camphor trees Viii o'
nlanted in Florida. where there rs SUI
fcient suitable land fitted for campho
raising 10 supply the entire home de-
mand The value OF camphor inn
ports average 100000 aunualy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
TRIAL OF SUIT AGAINST
OYSTER INSPECTOR EE6lNS

NEWPORT NEWS VA Special
ne trial OF the suit of j. 3. tyant-
ule against State oyster lns ,,tors
a.. r.. lawson and = 3D. Mathews for
damages in t,e sum of $500 h.s De-
un before JuDge Tyler in the Circuit
.1lrt OF Warwick County
Counsel tor the inspe tors raised
many points and b. VAS l1te before
-Le Jury Was empaneled. The talking
tf evidence began today. Mans Wiz
0esses are 70 De- heard and t-e t.la-
probably will consume seve'a al iots
The case is attracting much A,iea-
lon among the 0ystermen OF t.i- Ni.
entity and GOOD sized c'o"l "As
present i'm the courtroom yesterday
The plaintiff is ASKING damaers on
the ground that stakes marAn- cer-
tain cyster grounds which he - SAID
to have leased from the state were
illegally removed by the inspectors
Attorneys Ashby and Read ~n.
ZONES and Woodward OF this CiU are
counsel for the plaintiff auc Atior
news y Gordon Cumming and AN 3
collier. OF Hampton. aud T. q. Car
row O. Warwick C0uA.y. are eIir
senting the inspectors
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
HEIR TO MILLIONS
JOINS THE u. S. NAVY

CHICAGO. ILL - Special w alter
Howard McGravey, graduate OF 60
mmbia. has enlisted IN the Marine
Corps His father. George NcCraVey
retired banker of Belvidere. y. j..
who had knowledge OF his sens pur-
nose. threatened him with disinneri-
lance II he enlisted. After existing
" alter sent the following telegram
TO his father.
Have enlisted in the Marine Corps.
and know what 10 expect from you.
Hope you may change your mind /
cannot for four years
McGravey was graduated from Co
lumbia in 1905. and since then has
been employed as district manager Tor
a Detroit electrical company Tie
came 10 CHICAGO two weeks ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

been divided and assigned % commit
ices who wiu work Systematically n
the canvass FOR female signers-
AS to the probability OF an election
day parade by women and children.
the "drys~ say they do not want thls
-if To can be avoided aud the vets
want to see lt because tney believe
wul De- helpful Co the wet side.
Interest is NOW centred in the ad
iress by Governor Glenn az Nente-
nary Methodist Church under the aus
nices OF the Auti-Salocn League. An
immense audience Is expected % hi
the church Co hear this orator.
The vets admitting that they are
az work. have little 90 say. but u Us
believed that they are arranging Tor
some speaking toward the close oi
-he Fight
The headquarters of both sid IS pre-
sent scenes % activity. and hcrA sides
.re hard at work The "ar ue tot-
.-s are lining up s furu Isrtn- Too
many surprises .or fore ast 'o or
made further ttan tae tight /. ohs no"
is though 10 viii be close
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
TESTIFY
FOR DEFENSE
Prosecution i'm PcOnage Cases VIII
Have 800 Witnesses Hearing
Continued.

NEW YORK Special.-The social
cd peonage cases. which were con
tinued today before Judge HoUgh. of
the United States Circuit Court. Mil
Z is expected. devlop remarkable evil
ience. United States District Attor-
ley Russell and his associate IN the
trial. OF Glenn II. Hustled, say that
they viii call I'VE hundred witnesses.
while the lawyers for the four men
accused OF having lured thousands OF
laborers into slavery in Florida. said
10 a reporter that they would prob
ably cali no less than fifteen hundred
Witnesses for the defense. The &C
cused. Edward J. TRAY. Frank say
viah. David r. Hurley and Frank A
Hough. were employed 10 engage men
10 work on the construction OF Henry
NJ Flagler's Florida East Coast Rail
road. The indictments charge them
With having conspired 10 hold IN a
state OF slavery the men alleged &c
have been lured by false promises and
90 have threatened 20 shoot those whc
attempted 20 escape.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
STATION BURNEDV
AT CAPE CHARLES
Fire Destroy, Railroad Depot Caaght
hy sparks Of Engine and cot
Past control.

ULONOM. VA Special The Nea
IorA philadelphia anna Norfolk RaH.
read passenger station here was to-
tally destroyed los lire lae Gre was
discovered uy Alr % a Htarn. night
60, ket agent who had been out to SHOP
passenger train. and returning to
dis ol,e. VAS greatly surprised to una
u n flames The tire. which started
rom tue sparks OF an engine on d
passing train. had gained much head
way. the roof of the building being al
most entirely destroyed before being
discovered Air Hearn was compelled
to make hasty retreat. AS he Nas
nearly enVeloped Boa the flames
All Geographic train service vas
cut OF the wires being burned out
The Norfolk express from New York
was delayed thirty minutes. being I'M
able 90 pass the station while the tire
was raging The freight warehouse
which had caught fire and VAS at one
time threatened with destruction. was
saved by the dllgeut efforts or the
people in tae neighoorhooi and train
crews. rNr hundred dollars worth o
tickets and several valuable express.
packages were saved 90 IS estimate,
the less Oh the building was $4,000
F rhey were insured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

INNCHBURG. VA-Special -Sena-
tor John W Daniel when asked an ms
country home. near here. II be Ane"
a. r. Young. who Is under arrest az
Los Angeles CAL said, have not
seen or heard from Noung in I'VE OF
TX years know nothing OK MS
whereabouts or present business.
Khe, In need OF a stenographer some
.ao~s ago I employed him After
,,srds I emnloved him again. being am
aVnart When an allowance was
made for regular empl0ye. I had
Sim, for little time in my service.
Senator Daniel did not care 20 dis
,uss the matter further for publlca-
ton
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
WILL DISBAND
SOME COMPANIES
several % The Szaller 0rxaaf--tSsss
- state ErIitls win sses -
Oat 81 Service.

RICHMOND SPECIAL 1872 Oreers -
sued from The once % AdlutNas-Cssu-
eral Charles =. Anderson Indicate that
after January ist the provisions OF tAs
Code OF Virginia requiring a m4nimss
% three ocscsrs and afSy-eixhf rasn ~
each military company I'll % strbct-
~ enforced. and will probably rSsalt
Ia TIE disbaBdment Of several IS 10
smaller companies. II unable % ~
cruis % H. required mlnimam - tkat
time
The assistant Inspector general eav-
/ INK reported several companies a. -
lou ths minimum. nofics - lssasd -
such companies. through special ordsr
/ No. %. requiring The off.cers - ~
port through the regular channels
prior 90 January lst whether to oCm-
pany has been recruited 10 10 -
guired minimum should this net -
10 case. tae company iii Be tishand-
81. ~ general order the cemmissaoa
~ al officers revoked. and AL state
property required % b. returned
General order 80 g. also kssusd
from tae Office % tie adlgtant- general
fesscrd1v refers fo tls in 5 2ectiCn tris
.f colonel g. A. Dempsey. h. s. A
.etiree wno Sill make a tour CO coul-
Dauy stations 10 Instruct details aud
principles ~ snail arms practice. par-
+, uculariy with references % gallery
. practice
tslsEei DcEpsey's Iaspeefiea.
lAe following itinerary I'll - co
erved bv lcloncl Dempsey a. an
nouuccd in fhe officer order ~Earm-
4l-. etssulncr lDta. Roanoke. No
/. vemter lith. LyuchburE November
-ta. DanN llr November 18th. Chass
ltv November ifth. fetersburr No
tu4aer lttn. tmporia- Ncvesno-F
ltt Su0.ik. November lsth. Ports
MOUTH. November 10Th Norfolk No-
. fcmher goth Newport News. Noveni.
u Ser 2lst. S,aunton November gsI.
; Itarrisr ubuIs November 3fth. Frcnl
Royal November 25tA Warrentcu
/" November lfth. Culpeper Novembsl
-Sth Alexandria. November 10th
o., charlottesville. December ISL Fred
:" eriCkahurg December "a Richmond
December 3d and ffh
Ilr provisions of q EeneFa, ords
euuriug bonds tn be given 0s com
lanN guartermaster- SER canfa. iu og
Ten fo -ntitle them to u.s nthlv nay a
49,. NOT having been complied siti
tae Military Board crusaders thar
may oe fol fte htst interests Of ts
service ttat this requirement De- ten
lnraIIlF rpVok 81 and directs tha
10y monthly paw he made from Sepfem b,
D.. f1oS Goo such company Quartermal
D' .er--ef zcarfs AS shall pave been "a
ranted aud who have faithfully care
tor tle property intrusted o. fuem
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
THIEVES RUIN
VA. OYSTER BEDS
THEY, COMBINED WITH POLITICS,
IRE MILLING TEE PROFIT
ABLE INDUSTRY.
COMPARATIVE FIGURES
Pirates Escape With $50 Pine. and the
Public Bottoms Become a Total
Loss to the State bange
l. Necessary.

That there is something radically
wrong in the legislation surrounding
me oyster question in the State Of
Virginia is the opinion OF tongers and
planters in James River waters, and
this expression Is not confined 70 any
clique OK either party, but Is the gen
sTal expression among those engaged
ia both branches Of the industry.
The net revenue 10 the State OF Vir-
ginia from oysters Is now something
less than SIS 600 a year. This amount
could exceed a quarter Of million
dollars Il proper laws were enacted
and. in addition 20 this. thousands OF
men would De given advantageous en-
plOyment and millions Of dollars would
ron into the Golfers OF the Common
wealth.
States Paltry Revenue
Regarding the oyster situation az
present. a word Of explanation - ESo-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
VIR6INIAS GOVERNOR AS
GUEST OF HONOR

Governor Swanson was one % the
speakers AT the annual dinner % TIE
Virginia Society Of New York Monday
night. On November S5th he Will
attend the celebration OF the l5oth
anniversary OF the capture b. the
Americans from the French % the
present site OF Pittsbarg IN that city
The Governor viii 80 directly from
New York % Ptrssoarg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
HOLD EX-CLERKSI
OF SEN. DANIEL
&. r. Young Arrested in California
For Passing Worthless Checks

los ANGELES. Cal Special a
man giving his name as g.. p Nouns.
% Washington. ID. c. and claiming
90 have been private secretary OF sen
ator Daniel OF Virginia. and an attor-
nev al Washington. is in the ciil JAN
charged with passing hai dozen
wort. less checks. lie came mere from
san Francisco several days ago
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
FIRE DESTROYS WHARF
AND WAREHOUSES;

GLOUCESTER c. r.. vA-Spscial-
The Old Dominion Warehouse. On
Severn Wharf. IN Severn River, Gsoe-
eester County. Was destroyed oy nre.
Mr.. J. II. Thomas. the agent. kindled
ere In the store preparatory to the
arrival OF the steamer Hampton
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
WOMEN WORKING
HARD FOR "DRYS"
They Are Signing Monster Petition
Addressed 90 the Lyhehbnrg
Prohibition Y0terS.

LYNCHBURG. vA.-Special.-if the
plan OF the local W. C. 7. L., backed
up by several hundred women. Is car
ried out. every woman In Lynchburg
will have an opportunity 10 sign a pc
tition addressed 20 the voters OF the
city TO vote liquor out OF the city. In
order to effect this the wards have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

pointed him TO chief OF tho Weather
Bureau at Washington. lie was re-
moved By President Cleveland After
this ne became president OF the Uni
yersity Of Washington. at Seattle. but
was removed after one years service
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
MISSING MAN is
FOUND A LUNATIC
PROFESSOR HARRINGTON, NOTED
SCIENTIST. DISAPPEARED
NINE YEARS AGO.
FORGOT HIS OWN NAME
Was Chief Of the United States Wealth
or Bureau Was Found in Park
and Learned 10 BE Insane.

NEW YORK Special-A search
lasting the greater part OF ten years
and extending from one end OF the
country 20 the other ended few days
ago when Professor Mark ". Har-
rington. once chief OF the United
States Weather Bureau and one OK the
best known scientific men IN Ameri-
ca. was found a hopeless lunatic I'm
the New Jersey Asylum for the Insane
At Morris Plains.
Until last Monday Professor Mar
rington was registered as John Doe
No 5. Picked up IN park IN Iren-
ton eighteen months ago. unable O.
give his name and with no papers on
his person 10 disclose his Identity.
Professor Harrington was sent TO
Morris Plains.
Got Tip From Paper.
There he might have remained fOr
the rest Of his life had not his son.
RAYMOND Harrington. read in a West
ern paper three weeks ago a descrip-
ton OF q mysterious patient in the
Morris Plains Asylum. Raymond Har-
ringtons suspicious were aroused and
he communicated with his mother who
lives IN New York
Mrs. Harrington visited Morris
Plains When John Doe. No. s. was
led into her presence she Identified
him as her long missing husband. He
however. did not recognize her.
Until saw nay husband IN the
Morris Plains Asylum last Monday,
said Mrs Harrington. Il had not laid
ewes upon him for nearly ten years
When he disappeared In the latter
part or October. 1899. We We're living
with our son Raymond IN Mount Yer
non. That morning Professor Har-
rIngton kissed Raymond and myself
goodby and said he was going 10 New
York OF a business mission. He did
not return
Brilliant Man"
Professor Harrington has oeei
known as one OF the most brillian
men in the United States. He va
born at Sycamore. Ill. in lS4S, an
twenty years later graduated iron
Ann Arbor with the degree OF Al. A
and NJ. 8. after which he was a mem
her OF the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vev i'm Boring Sea Then he studied a
the University OF Leipsig. and wa
later professor OF mathematics at IN
University Of Pekin. Returning TO hi
native land Professor Harrington Wa
elected 20 the chair of astronomy 1
the University OF Louisiana. and late
held the same chair at the Universal
OF Michigan, where he remained mt
1891. when President Harrison al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Not known in Washington

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special.
There IS no attorney ln TINS CITY
named rs. e. Young. nor is there amy
one ~ that name known % the Senate
officials
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

easAry. Within the lines % the Bay
Tor survey are $4,000 acres Of so
called natural oyster rock. and this
practically includes all % The natural
oyster rCck within the limits % tne
STATE Of Virginia These z39.0oo acres
are what are known az public bottoms
ana upon these public bottoms any
rne can tong fCr oysters from Sep
snher isth 10 April lst e~erY season
pou payment % 81 SO license tax. %
sbich S210 tie state receives 81 and
I4e inspe, tor Who collects the iicenss
AK received so csnts. MS IS DIacti-
ally All tAs state rec elves fEon its
230. 900 acres O. natural rock. There
we're more than 10000 tongers licensed
ia the year 1897 aud ~ these more
than 30 per cent we're negroes.
The total amouSt received s2s f2e-
54S. and tits amount not only Includes
Z the lice nsee. but the various tines
collected frCm the tongers FOR breach
/ - legislation Fer p-licc and care
I FOR the public bottoms during the ysai
9o7 tbs state expended tie sum Cd
S14-2f4. showing a loss on the adialn-
( istration u one - is uost valuable
/ Industries OF s. .26s.
Outside OF tie natural oyster REX
f hat ls 90 say. outside % tce oyster
iottc ms included 10 tae Baylor sur
fey the State owns various bottoms
! sot formed 90 natural oyster rCck. bat
= Maud and sand. and these bottoms
are leased "a private individuals al
Ufas ranging from % cents Co 81 an
lcre per year. the average being. low
yer a. 40 20 s. an acre per year
WORTHLESS Bottoms Profitable.
From these sc-calied cultivated an.
private bottoms the State received POI
the wear l9o7 thc sum az Sbl.5l3. hesnl
the NET revenue obtained after the oys
Ter inspector received ID per cent
eomEissiou FOR making collection
these private bottoms are NOR police
~ ffe oyster navy hrf are Euartc
81 tAe lessees. Do appears. t.ete. Dt.
at . state Ul Alrgftia i.rt .r t
g. nrf bon rnn-1 tl.s .a
acres % fh. mosf valuable cvsfer nr.'
Tn the world. and on The other han'
.. l.. teasing 5000 acgt
NJ oretsr lands which wore C., Dsii-Is
40 worthless that thev we're NOT u
GUIDED TN tae Baylor survey TIE ST
lation has been described hv niaute
as q trust operated hy the state
Virginia for thc benefit of some ta
waite tongers and $500 cologed 81 COL
,rs. at loss to tle state of som
..u.,..t 49, "a. -,,fff, vx.lr,,
.,.f, ,,.,..-t,lt, re,,ir. f,vatinn
f .,.-, .-.,..t, b, 1f-rinf, ard won
,.r. r.In .vs-, .i.I,.n ~ III. sta
....f .,.r r..t r.a ...f
. .rt. ~ ,,. st,+. n.i...., ~ ,ncr
49,. t. -..,f. of p,,lt,pf,-, r,urt,
.E., a., p, th. t,r.g.~s nr vNar.vi
e. .,,t, Under ,ra n~ssant ,tr,n,
D. mrnt the people 90 RDchnr CHAM rut
,-. -,,.l d, ..r,r,rt t-usf fa.
d.. har.ft ,f tD. trrrafe while m nrlf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

Regarding the oyster situation at
present. a word of explanation - Hse-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-05

spend several months for the benefit
of her health.
Miss Maud Williams OF Kansas City
spent Tuesday here visiting relatives.
Miss Williams is on her way to Texas
where she will make her future home
Mr.. Harry Jackson of Chanute, Kan
sas. spent Monday here on a short
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cook will move here
from Tonganoxie, Kansas, and will 10
cate on Monroe street.
Miss Lottie Smith returned to hsr
home in Lecompton today after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Miss Nellie Jones is spending few
days in Lawrence. Kansas, with
friends.
Mr. Don Clancy is improving and
will be able to return to work Thurs
day after being off two weeks on ac-
count of illness.
Mr. J. Nelson was in town from
Mayetta, Kansas, today on short
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwartz of 30
Blaine avenue are the parents of a
girl, born yesterday morning.
Mr.. I. j: Ketchum left yesterday for
Chicago where he will meet Mrs.
Ketchum and son Clinton, who are
on their return from New York where
they visited relatives for several
weeks. Mr.. Ketchum will accompany
them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Belts will leave
tomorrow for Denver to spend several
weeks. They will go overland in their
touring car.
Mr.. Boscor Waldrop of the Sheetz
grocery store went to Kansas City to-
day to spend the day with relatives.
Mr.. Fred Buechner is unable to be
out on account of illness.
The Mystic Circle will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. M.
D. Frapf 535 Van Buren, street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-05
HIS CAD" BRINGS RESULTS.
Man Who Needed $500 to Prevent
Suicide Receives Half the Amount.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-The advertise
ment of a prosecuted man for $500
loan to save him from suicide has
brought $3.50. Two men advanced 1t
in the hope that other we'll disposed
persons will come forward with the
$3.50 balance needed to make good the
amount the victim lost of his employ
er's money and his subsequent debt to
loan sharks.
Word. of the loan reached the de-
spairing man none too soon. His
time limit for committing suicide
had nearly expired. He was on the
verge of nervous prostration as his
wife and the oldest of their eight chill
dren sat with him in a minister's office
all day awaiting for whatever tidings
an advertisement would bring forth
His appeal to the public is that he
needs the $500, mot to be obliged to
kill himself" and he promises to pay
it back at the rate of SIS weekly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-05
c}OcH7Y

Mr.. Dick Hall gave dinner for
eight young men at the Country club
last night for his guest, Mr.. Harry
Coolidge of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
left today after short visit in Topeka
on his way home from Yale where he
graduated in June.
r
The Country club entertainment
committee will inaugurate weekly
Saturday night dinner dances at the
club beginning this week and to be
continued the rest of the season. An
orchestra will play during the dinner
hours and for dancing afterwards.
n
Miss Mary Daniels asked a few girl
friends to spend the day at her sub
urban home to meet her guest, Miss
Moore, of Clinton, Iowa.
Miss Minnie Middaugh will enter
tain her club at picnic on the lawn
at her home in Shorey tomorrow.
About forty will be present.
X X
The little girl in the drawing shows
a pretty style for simple washable
frock. Almost any wash fabric would
make up satisfactorily after this de-
sign. but the model was in white linen,