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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

THE HRISTOW- WORSHAM co NO. 10
North Fifteenth street Headquarters
ioT vehicles and harness
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400 ACRES, TWENTY TWO MILES
north of Richmond. on two railroads
with station and siding on property
Good ieVel land, with dairy barn;
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Will SELL FIFTEEN SHARES OF
Pstts furniture Company preferred
stock at par 800 per share. Guar
0utccd per cent dividend. which
has been paid since issuance OF stock
IN 1911. INVESTMENT. l. 1872. care
Timea dispatch
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WE HAVE THREE TOP BUGG1Fs
TWO runabouts. and one surrey a
greatly reduced price to close then
out.
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a. MEYERs SONS. 7al EAST CARY
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MON uMENT AVENUE LOT OF >?
i"et near Boulevard. al the lowest
price ever offered in this locality.
Mutual Building
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Bu5incs5 opportunity

The following ads were Incorrectly
printed in recent issues OF The Times
Dispatch. The correct ads arc printed
below:
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10 Ia PER CENT-RICHAONDs REST
real estate Investment to-day Is
rental We On.r for $4,000 nats
renting for about $1,000. In good To-
cation. II Interested write or call
JAMES T. COSBY. sol afutua! Build.
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Blfuallon5 lltantco, j-frlaIf

WANTED. POSITION BY ilXrERI-
cnced double cntry bookkoeper AMI
oihce assistant. No objection To out
of-town work. Rest Of references
81. care Times Dispatch
y NEAT. RESpECTABLE COLORE.p
girl wants TO do half days work.
Apply tc4 East DuVai Street
STENOGRAPHER WITH EXpErI-
cnce and good references desires no
sition, Madison 1926
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WANTED. WOMEN OF GOOD RUSI-
ness .nu soc!a! standing 70 build up
a profitable business for Themselves:
references required No liked cx-
pence attached outside the usual
houso expenses II is necessary,
winch must be purchased. Tn. work
IL professional in character and
strictly high class City or outside
territory available. Telephone Or adj
HTess mo NJ Room 1903 Murphys
iiotcl annex. and arrange FOR an in
terNiew. AIR L. a. WILDMAN
FOR SALE CIGAR STAND LOCATED
IN leading hotel in Richmond, large
sales small Investment, good reason
moud. Va
COMMERCIAL BUREAU OF INFOP-
nation and Investigation Company
Inc. We want all persons Wishing
10 buy or cell anything to communal
and money. Give fun particulars in
hrst letter Address Box 759. Rich
BhANCH MANAGER WANTED. MUST
come wei! recommended and able
70 invest. 80. care Times Dis
THREE: THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN:
sccuiity. FIRST mortgage on nfteef,
thousand dollar farm. EXECUTOR,
Tr"yilians. VA
ented articles TO be- sold through
agents or direct TO consumers IA
dress Box 56S. Richmond. Va
WANTED. ~ lDEAj WHO CAN
think ~ soue simple thing to pat.
eutt Protect your ideas: they may
bTlng YOU wealth Write for "%eeC, ID
Inventions and "l!O" to Get Your
Patent ana Your Money" RAN
pOLPH & co. Patent Attorne..
Washington. ID c
CAPABLE NAN. WITH EXECUTIVE;
ana sales experience. open for promo
riuon. highest references i 527
care Iim.s. D!spatch
49nIiitrg, prl5 dno Rlot Srurk
FOR SALE. THoRoUGHBRED SAD
a.e mare MEDIUM sized Price rea-
spn"ble. Address Il '53. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. TWO EXTRA GOOD
Work horses. Can be ucen O. 1910
East Cary Street
herds Of Welsh ponies. also So g5 5iif
growing stock OF welsh Mountain
ana shetland ponies OF highest grade
nuG typ" Inquiries promptly an.
SW"rrd Write OF applX A!D\THcSF
PONf FARM, Carterav!lle. Va
FOR SALE, For WANT OF USE, ONE
gray horse, eight years old Virginia
bred. good worker anywhere ANA
Eood sadd!er. Apply 1900 West Cary
ron SALE, PURE BRED WHITE
Wyandotto eggs for Matching; Kceler
strain, nne winter layers Also
cockcrels. PURITY POULTRY FARM
Wakefield Va
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BowLEs & JONES COMPANY. INC.
rams, Timber Lands Colonial Homes,
II North Eighth Street
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FINE RIVER FARM IN F'Lt5vANvA
County. containing 800 acres 900
acres cultivated, balance in timber:
bF!ck dwelling. outbulldinSs. spring
TWO branches ana river: level land.
ono mile from railroad station
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auction salts, future Daps
BY Henry $. IIutzler & Co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctionecrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
no. 29O7 EAST CLAY STREET.


In execution OF certain deed OF
trust TO tho undersigned trustees. dated
MAJ 20. 1913. and recorded In the
clerks Office OF tho Richmond City
Chancery Court. y. r.. 223-C. page 81.
default having been made In the pay
inent of tho debt therein secured, and
icing so required TO do by the note
holder. We viii sell the property above
mentioned, as described In aaid deed
fronting 20 feet on south line of clay
street. and having n depth of l55 feet
10 20 foot alley. at public auction Mt
the Real Estate Exchange. 1913 East
Main street. on
TUESDAY. MARCH II. 1914.
at IL o'clock noon.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale
taxes, insurance, s22.50 due November
20. 1918; s225Q due February %. 1915
ana any other amount in excess of
sl,522.5o, duo Mas &c. 1914.
HENRY s. HUTZLER,
RALPH ]. LEVY.
Trusfees
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WANTED MAN WELL ACQI,A lNTED
With steam engineers To Sell ape-
cialty on commission. Address - IS.
care Times III patch
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autonlobIlr5 Jor sale

FOK SALE. SECOND HAND sTlJDc-
baker light delivery motor wagon
WIN sell reasonable. just repaired
Write or call 1909 West Broad street
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FOR SALE, MAGNIFICENT, LARGE
home. 1000 block West Grace street;
large, Light rooms. brick garage Pest
bargain In West End. Price, SS5OO
Easy terms. = 522. care Times Dis
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WANTED. THREE BRIGHT ACTIVE
salesgirls; permanent position for
competent persons KAUFAIANN &
CO.
LADIES. EARN s22l DOZEN MAKING
plain neCkwear, home business OK
pcricnCc unnecessary Mail dime for
pattern, instructions. NEEDLE
CRAFT GOO 'lfOruo m
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situations llsanrru, g3ale

TWENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE
WISHES CLERICAL WORK; THREE
YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
LARGE NEW YORK CORPORATIONS;
THOROUGH OFFICE EXPERIENCE;
FAMILIAR WITH DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOKKEEPING; * -, CARE
TINES DISPATCH
YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN. TWENTY
three. intelligent. strong and able
bodied wants job as farm hand with
progressive farmer on farm about
10000 acres, Speaks and under
stands English Have been in United
states one year. references. Address
J. III, care Times Dispatch
MAN OF ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE
desires position OF responsibility as
oilIcc or sales MANAGER Address j
20. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG JAPANESE MAN DESIRES
position OF cook or general house
man or butler. Bcst references If
desired 500, care fimes- Dispatch.
WANTED. NIGHT STENOGRAPHIC,
dictaphone OF copying work Address
y 2G9, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. EY YOUNG MAN or NAT
u'al talent. position to sketch hui
morous and catchy pictures for adj
vcrtising or other purposes Would
like to demonstrate his ability to do
this work. Address y Y, care OF
Postmaater Willow Brook Va
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WE HAVE THREE HIGH GRADE
business buegies They arc bargains
AZ the price offered
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Professional prlp lllanteo

particulars apply TO c. p ALLEN. for
Club. Warrcnton. y. G.
SCHOLARSHIP. TW ENTY FIVE Doll
lars. 20 hrst from each nclghborhood
to answer this nd No fake Gaia
ioEue free, NIXON BUSINESS
COLLEGE Bristol. Va.
WE WANT TO MAKE BUSINESS CON
ncctlons with Il young. active doctor.
MORRIS DRUG co Blakrlv Ga
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FOR SALE DETACHED EIGHT ROOM
brick home exceptionally well built.
~ owner. Need money. Will sac
Dispatch.
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TfMMERMANN 6 co,
= North seventh Street.
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aurtion Sales, future Dag5
by Golsan & Nash. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

ATTRACTIVE. MODERN SUBURBAN
DWELLING At WESTHAMPToN.
ON THREE CHOPT ROAD.
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Kral GSratr for iSrnt

HOUSE FOR RENT, TEN
rooms, three baths: hot water heat.
electric lights. 1900 block NVcst
Grace. Address u %, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

WE HAVE FARM WAGONS. TRUCK
wagons, delivery wagons: large
stock: low prices. 500 them before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

BUREAU OF INFOP-
nation and Investigation Company,
to buy or cell anything TO con!tnuni-
cate with us We can save you tIrno
and money. Give fun particulars in
nond. Va
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52nttcr5


WANTED. TIE. PUBLIC ~ KNOW
that JAHN < f. BROS. jewellers. sig
East Aain street. buy sell exchange
snd rEMOLNT DIAMONDS IN The
LAl EST STYLES old gold and
,ilNei always ;akea In exchange
TQ WHOM TT MAY CoNCERN-I
herepy give notice that | VIII not
hereafter be liable for any debts
made hy any one except myself
500 North Filth Street,
SPECIAL DEFER Will RE GIVEN
On account or bad weather by j.
i\ATI. ladies tailor. Cornmercial
Huiiding. All tailor-nlade suits. fancv
or plain. al $50. This week only. So
cont los" this opportunity 10 place
you: order now.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That | am now located at No 1929
West broad street. and am in a po-
sitiCn 10 take care of all kinds OF
building ana repair work Estimates
cheertul!y given. Phone Monroe 2JO
& {. WILKINSON. Contractor ana
Builder.
W T. MAKE = SPECIALITY or JOB
work G T.. BURLINGTON. elcctri-
cal contractor. 42l West Broad street
PHONE Monroe 1891
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t2tlp Llaanteo. female

J0BS F0R WOMEN
ZIG pay List positions available
free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
2S-L Rochester, y. y
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WANTED, IN SMALL. FAMILY. y
housckeeper and companion for ell
derby lady, state age experience
salary expected, give references Nd.
dress y 5Ql. care Times Dispatch
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llldntrn


Wanted. TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity
:'hOne Madison 1851
WANIr.D, CAi,i'H.5 TO DUST AND
scCur cS latest improved machinery.
GnnlH 81 w" also MAKE over ali
hinds or carpets NEW YORK CAR
PEI CLEANING co, 20Ol East
Franklin. Monroe 2OsG.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
entcd articles 10 be sold through
agents or direct 10 consumer. Ad-
dress Box 56G. Richmond. Va.
WANTED TO BUY y RECLINING
rolling invalid chair. Address i. o.
Bon i65.
WANTED HALF-YARD CONCRETE
mixer on trucks. engine and boiler
ana side loader. Send catalogue and
uric" first letter. Address - "a. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED TO BUY 5o-HOESEPOWER
sawmih. 4O-horsepowcr planer and
resaw, G5-horscpowcr boiler, CO.
horsepower boiler. 50-horscpower
boiler, two miles twenty TO twenty
five pound rails. III. * HAYES. 2255
Eroadway, Room Il, New York City.
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FOR SALE, CIGAR STAND. LOCATED
IN leading hotel Ia Richmond. large
safes small Investment, good reason
Tncud Va
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
WILL OBSERVE AIR
CURRENTS OFF COAST
OF NEWFOUNDLAND

New York, March 12.-Efforts will be
made, it was learned today, to obtain
from the government at Washington and
from the Canadian authorities the assist
ance of meteorologists in making OBJ
servations from an aeroplane which will
be flown off the coast of Newfoundland
during the coming summer. The purpose
is to determine the force and direction of
air currents at various attitudes at the
starting point of the proposed night
across the Atlantic by the Wanamaker
aeroplane.
Henry A. Wise Wood chairman of the
flying committee of the Aero Club of
America, which is assisting in gathering
data for the use of the builder and pilots
of the marine aeroplane, said that 1t was
important that meteorological observa-
tions off the Newfoundland coast should
be made by scientists trained in such
work
Mr. Wood suggested that the meteorolo-
gists be taken aloft daily if possible for
a period of six weeks or two months in
the aeroplane in which the transatlantic
pilots will practice, and careful records
be made of the conditions found at va
rious heights.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
OPPORTUNITY OF
MAINE POTATO
Quarantine of Foreign Pro
duct Devolves Upon the
United States the Necess-
ity of Increased Produc-
tion at Home, Is Warning
Issued by Department of
Agriculture

Washington, March 12.-Warning
that the United States hereafter must
produce enough potatoes to supply the
home consumption on account of most
sources of foreign imports being closed
by plant disease quarantine was is
sued by the department of agriculture
today.
with our great resources" says the
department, lit should be entirely un
necessary for us to import potatoes.
but unless the production is increased
and maintained, years of shortage may
recur and serious condition arise"
The potato in Germany, it is stated,
occupies more important place than
in the United States. The area there
planted in potatoes is S,165,000 acres
against 3,566, 900 acres here. The total
yield is 1858, ,403. 900 bushels, or 2o25
busnels per acre against 343,5S7,OO0
bushels or 96.2 bushels per acre in the
United States.
IF the States of Maine. New York,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota
alone were to plant 12.5 per cent. or
their areable land in potatoes as Ger
many does and secure an equivalent
yield" it is stated, the product would
amount to 1,558, $4,000 bushels, Az
times Our present production from the
entire country. At the present rate or
consumption Of potatoes in the United
States which Is considerably less than
threeb ushels per capita, the needs OF
the entire country could be supplied
from any one of the states Of New
York, Michigan, Wisconsin or M1nne-
sofa and leave a surplus unused,
whereas all the states combined nave
several times failed to produce enough
potatoes to supply the domestic con-
sumption and in such years large
quantities Of potatoes have been inn
ported from foreign countries"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13

clerk. Arne f. Knight: town agent. ]. w.
Fernald. treasurer, A. NJ. Ross; tax eollec-
tor, Edward Goodwin; school committee,
Geo. Dickey. Money appropriated: Schools.
incidental expenses. $780, weights and
measures, SIS; repair State highway, $50;
sidewalks, $50; permanent Improvement
of highway, 500; school books, $50; re-
pair of scheolhouses, Si00; brown-tail
moths, 5000; State aid road, $500: tuition.
s175; breaking roads, $500; cutting wild
trees, 500.
ALBiON-Selectmen c. B. Littlefield,
Charles w. Abbott town agent, e. j.
Crosby; treasurer, l.. G. Robinson; tax
collector, L. G. Robinson; school COM
mittee, A. o. Hall. Money appropriated.
poses 5000
BREMEN-Selectmen, F. o. Kent.
Alonzo Richards. #. w. Turner; town
clerk. w. L. Hilton; treasurer. II. l..
Bradford; tax collector. II. l. Bradford;
school committee. +. A. Lailer. Money
appropriated; Schools. $500; highways,
$500; support of poor, $500; other purposes,
$780,
HIRAM-selectmen, Chas, j. Small, E.
L. Allen, F. w Merrifield; town clerk.
Chas. Cotton; treasurer, Chas. Cotton:
tax collector. John Stanley, Jr.; school
Dow. Total money appropriated. s7s5s.
NEW WBERG-Selectmen, FL. J. Luce, J.
f. Miller NJ. S. Leavitt; town clerk. j.
j. Staples; town agent, III. j. Luce,
treasurer. J. j. Dearborn; tax collector,
F. B. morrill,; school committee. Mrs. F.
K Ham. Money appropriated: Schools.
$500; highways, 1920; support of poor,
500; other purposes, repair of school
houses, $3.50; school books, $50; free high
school. s160; repairs on State road. $50.
KINSON-Selectmen, G. d. Lyford.
A. III. Dearborn, ]. f. McCorrison. town
clerk, H. c. Fern; treasurer, E. b. Ly-
ford: tax collector. f. b. Lyford; school
committee. Fl. l.. Cilley. s. r. Woodward.
Money appropriated: Schools, $780, high
ways, $3.50: support of poor, $780, other
purposes, 5000.
MILO-Selectmen C. p. Ramsdell. E.
C. Mooers, J. f. Davis; town clerk, Leon
G. c. Brown; treasurer, Leroy f. Shaw;
tax collector, NJ. C. Horne: school COM
mittee w s. Adams. Money appro-
priated: Schools, $4,000; highways, $685.;
support of poor, $500; other purposes.
$19,5c5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. S. Hastings. H.
NJ Kendall, w. A. Foster; town clerk,
A. e. Bailey; town agent, II. S. Hastings;
treasurer, A. E. Bailey: tax collector, W.
b. Wight: school comittee, D. G. Smith.
Money appropriated. s2o5S: Schools, SOD;
highways, $500: support of poor SIZE; other
purposes, current expenses, $500; state
road, s533; schoolhouse repairs. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13

The Junior class of Winthrop High
school assisted by several young ladies
from the Sophomore class pesented the
Japanese play princess kiku" with
much success.
The young ladies did excellent work in
the various roles. Miss Alice Bonney
made very charming Princess, while
Misses Helena Bissonette, Ethel Titus,
Esther Schwartz and Hazel Peck as her
ladies-in- awaiting were all excellent. Miss
Christine Thaanum gave a fine dramatic
man. The scene in which Munosa Miss
Peck pleads for the life of the princess
fran Sahara was especially we'll acted.
A touch of comedy was added by Miss
Alice Whiting as Miss Pendergast, n
maiden lady, and Miss Clara jackson as
Lady Cecil Cavendish, visitors in Japan.
Little Marsters York was Ito, the little
princess chrysanthemum garden, where
the chrysanthemums were apparently
growing. The scene was backed by cher
ry trees and a Japanese summer house
festooned with wistaria. The young Ia
dies wore dainty kimonos and carried
fans. Misses Dickinson, Peck, Raymond,
Maxwell, Dudley, Jackson, Bonney and
dainty fan dance was given by the four
ladies-in-w waiting. Particularly pretty
was the Dance of the Mist Maiden,"
gracefully performed by Miss Bissonnette.
Mr.. Edwards sang "All Hail Thou Dwell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
soLoN.

Mrs. Carl Hunnewell and young son
of Madison Center were in town
several days last week visiting
Mrs. Eunnewelrs brother, NJ. L..
French Mr.. Hunnewell came Satur-
day night and his family returned
homo with him Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Head and chill
dren spent the day Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Heald's sister, Mrs. Mark
Pollard.
Miss Rena Tibbetts of Portland is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia Vittum.
SOUTH-Mrs. Lavina Paul is visiting
relatives in Fairfield and Watervile.
Mrs. Lena Head has returned from
Rockland, where she has been for the
last few weeks.
Joel McIntire is confined to the house
with a bad cold.
Mrs. Nathan Davis went Sunday to
Vassalboro called by the illness of her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen McAlister are the
happy parents Of a 10-pound boy.
Mrs. Amo Rowell is in Harmony, the
guest of her mother, who is In very poor
health
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
TOWN ELECTIONS

sULLIvAN-selectm w B. Blais-
dell, f. c. Hanna. f.. A. Hanna: town
clerk, c. w. Havey; school committee, B.
C. Baker Money appropriated. Schools,
s2225; highways, $500; support OF poor,
$400.
ADDIsoN-selectmen F. A. Chandler
C. Fl. Small, l.. L. Hall: town clerk. v.
c. Plummer; town agent. +. H. Thomp-
son: treasurer. T., e. Small; tax collec-
tor. Sumner Drisko; school committee,
C. II. Small. Money appropriated:
Schools, 1890; highways, 5000; support
of poor, s40o; other purposes, s1e25. Total,
S4625.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fl. J. Tuck. r.
M. Chase. w. e. Crocker; town clerk. ii;
f. Jones' treasurer, II. /. Jones; school
committee, Binnie Bamford. Money ap-
propriated, $4S11 Schools, $1,000; high
ways, 1890; support of poor, $3.50: other
NGToN-selectmen, W. A. Mar
BILE. M. Il. Titcomb. w. 1. Butler; town town
clerk, N. r. Knowlton; school committee.
William A. Titcomb. Money appropriate
ed: schools. s74oo; highways. $7ooo .,o snp- x,
port OF poor, 5000; other purposes. $40 COZ.
LINCOLNVILLE-Sel J. w. Fer
nald. E. A. Collamer. A. F. Hahn; town
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
JoNESPORT.

The annual town meeting was held
Monday with one of the largest attend
ances in the history of Jonesport Chief
interest centered in the election OF nrst
selectman, in raising money for isiand
roads, and in the proposed addition to the
high school building Oscar II. Dunbar
was elected moderator; clerk for the 2uth
time, d. D. Kelley; selectmen and over
seers of the poor, D. o. French. Leon
Crowley and Charlie Cummings; asses
sors, Lester Hinekley, Herbert Farms
worth and John Faulkingham; town
agent, o. H. Dunbar; member of school
board. O. II. Dunbar; tax collector at q
per cent, Harvey Mansfield; sealer OF
weights and measures, o. w. Look. fhe
following appropriations were made
State road, $500; old sidewalk, $780, new
sidewalk, 5000; highways and bridges,
5000; poor, $1,000; library. sl00; school
house repairs, $500; town debt and inter
est. 1920: books and supplies, S4oo; town
expense. $1,000; common schools, $1,000; jan
itor and fuel, s165; island roads. $4So; head
harbor roads. $780, high school, $500;
cleaning, s125; abatements, s1oo; weights
and measures, $780, cemetery lot, 500;
town agent, s25; moderator, $500; $500 to
be expended in tar concrete sidewalk, to
be let out to lowest bidder. walk to be
laid in east part of village, the other $500
to be expended in West Jonesport In curb
sidewalk as last year All fuel for schools
to be put out for bids. Voted to sell old
school building at Beals Island at public
auction to highest bidder as soon as con-
venient. There was considerable debate
on the article to build an annex to the
high school building Tt was shown In
meeting that there was great need or
the addition as the present building is in
adequate in lighting, heating, and no
place for the commercial students VINO
number Il, but being one of the last arti-
cles. and as previous articles of less
merit had been rewarded literally, the
appropriations were nearly as large as
the year previous, thus the proposition
was voted down. Since so much feeling
over the matter has been vented, 1T is
probable that special town meeting will
be called to meet seemingly necessary
demand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

DIR. Henry Erwin Bard, head of the
Pan -Amerivan division Of the Peace
Society financed by the Carnegie En-
dowment, in New York, announced
Thursday that a delegation to study
intellectual and cultural development
in Soth and Central American Repub-
lies would sail from New York for
Brazil May so.
Tho sterilization of mentally defec-
tive boy ppils in the public schools is
commended in a report just made to
the New York Board of Education by
a special committee after year of
study Of the question. Chairman Isa-
dore Levy Of the committee reported
that there were about 5000 detectives in
the schools. Only boys are considered
IN the report which recommends that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-13
Peevish, Constipated Children
Love "California Syrup of Figs. y

bile gently moves out of it's little
bowels and you have a well, playful
child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative; they
love its delicious taste and it always
makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a so cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs
which has directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages, and for grown ups
plainly on each bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. Get the genu-
inc, made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt."--Adv.