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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
FISH TO PLAY LARGER
PART IN FOOD SUPPLY
Bureau of Chemistry Tells Of Better
ing Sardine Pack Along
Maine Coast.

With the growing scarcity Of meat
it seems obvious that fish will come to
play a most important part in the ma
tion's food supply, comments the re-
port of the bureau of chemistry for
the year ending June 80, 1914. The best
means of storage, transportation and
the prevention of waste as relative to
fish forms one of the series Of in
vestigations which the bureau has
been carrying on in addition to it's
regulatory work connected with the
enforcement of the food and drugs act.
The Maine sardine industry affords
an instance of the value of this work,
the report states. AS a result OF gov
eminent investigation a marked i'm
provement has taken place in the
quantity and quality of American sar-
dimes put up by establishments along
the coast Of that state.
False Labelling.
The false and fraudulent labelling of
medicines and mineral waters received
a great deal of attention from the bu-
reau during the year. The Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia up
held the position long held by the bu-
reau, it is declared in the report, that
so-called lithia water must contain
enough lithia to produce an apprecia-
BILE therapeutic effect. and in conse-
quence action has been taken to en-
force this ruling.
Against so-called radio active waters
in which the amount of radium is neg
ligible measures are also being taken:
Altogether nearly 10000 samples of
food and beverages were collected and
analysed. The cooperation Of other
branches of the government being Sc
cured for the prosecution of cases not
| fully covered by the food and drugs
act a number of persons were indict-
ed for conspiracy in one case connect
ed with the Illegal traffic in bad eggs.
In another case manufacturer OF
beverages received long prison SEN
tence for putting wood alcohol in his
products.
Potato drying formed the subject of
another investigation by experts of the
bureau. as did sanitary surveys of oys-
ter beds.
Two new ways were discovered of
utilizing surplus and Gull apples. One
is the manufacture of apple strip, by
clarifying and boiling down apple
juice, and the other is. the manufacture
of concentrated cider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
KNOTTY INCOME TAX
PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED
Treasury Decision Contains Synopsis
of Rulings by Internal
Revenue Bureau.

a synopsis of rulings on questions re-
lating to the income tax imposed on
individuals. corporations and other
concerns has been prepared by the in
ternal revenue bureau and is publish
ed today Treasury decision, under
the signature of Commissioner w. II.
Osborn. This synopsis revokes all rul-
ings or parts of rulings in conflict
previously made, and disposes of every
problem so far put before the admin
istrators of the impost.
Undoubtedly the courts will. in many
instances, be called upon to give the
final Interpretation of certain aspects
of the income tax laws. Existing regu
lations consequently will be modified
to conform with any such court deci-
sions when they may be made. The
synopsis is regarded at present. how
ever, as answering finally, subject to
this prospective modification in rare
instances, every angle of application
of the tax
Alimony Held to Be Taxable.
Alimony is regarded as fixed and de-
terminable income, and the one who
pays alimony is expected to withhold
any tax to which it may be liable. An
American woman who marries for
eigner takes the nationality of her hus-
band, but cannot claim exemption
where her property is liable to tax.
Deductions from incomes allowable
under the law include necessary ex-
penses in carrying on business. but do
not include personal, living or family
expenses; interest paid on debts; ma
tional, state, county, school and mu-
nicipal taxes paid. not including local
benefits; losses actually sustained in
business and not compensated; worth
less debts; reasonable allowance for
wear and tear of property arising from
use in business.
Where a widow is paid the salary
of her husband for period subsequent
to his death, that Is regarded as a
gratuity and exempt from tax.
Insurance Premiums Not Exempt.
Life insurance premiums are not to
be deducted from incomes, except where
taken out by partnership of the lives
of the partners. When such partner
ship policy becomes payable, as result
of death, the amount is to be figured
as income and is taxable
Salaries of United States judges ap-
pointed subsequent to the passage of
the law and of retired judges are sub
ject to tax. Congressman are hit by
the ruling on mileage, which regards
income the allowance, except that
part actually paid for transportation.
Pensions paid by the United States
government are liable. Foreign serv-
ice pay of army and navy officers does
not escape.
Easter offerings and fees received
by clergymen for funerals, masses,
marriages, baptisms, etc. are taxable
incomes. Christmas gifts, however,
are not SO regarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Additional Shoppers" Cars.

Additional cars are being operated
over the lines of the Capital Traction
and Washington Railway and Electric
companies for the benefit of Christmas
shoppers. The former company today
increased it's Pennsylvania avenue
schedule by the addition of four cars.
The Washington Railway and Electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

be receiver of public moneys at Gaines
vile. Fla. Robert w. Davis of Gaines
vile. Fla. to be register of the land
Office at Gainesville. Fla,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Nominations by the President.

The President today nominated Willing
Spencer of Pennsylvania, now secretary
of the legation at Caracas. to he secre-
tary of the legation at Panama, Panama:
Perry II. Colson of Gainesville. Fla to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

Ardent Admirer-"Dearest. | have
brought you no paltry Christmas gift.
ask you to take me for the present"
Chicago Widow-"W ell. If II is to he
only temporary. you are mine
Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

Company already has installed a more
frequent service on several of its lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Attacked by Peasants.

That view of the case happens not
to have appealed to the French peas
ants about Orchis. Their town had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
WAVERLY

lSpe,ial 10 rho rmcs- D.>rat,h.l
MaNcrly, Va May 50 Mrs. ". ! NouDr
an! Slaughter. 90 Richmond are spending
some time IN the home OF her parents.
MIR and Mrs. L. A. Daniel, on East Muin
street.
4. L.. Johnson, who has been with his
parents, near Wavcriy. left FOR his homo
in Baltimore. Md. to-day
e. -. Nest. az Newport News. visited
friends and relatives In Wavcrly this week.
Alfred Jones Pcrryunn .Ir. who has
been visiting In the homo OF Mr. and Mrs
{. l.. Smith. on Copperhaunk Avenue. for
tho past two weeks. has returned to his
home in Taibotton. Ga.
Mrs. blanche Baird Monitt and children.
of ASHORE. y. G., are spending the summer
In Wavctly with friends and relatives.
Mrs, Hunter w. chappcn. of Petersburg.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. L.. A. Chmppcli.
on tho corner or Hunter and Main Streets
Mrs. I. shapiro and son. Herman have
n tcn-day visit to friends ard relatives
in Baltimore.
Colonel and Mrs. J. l.. West and daughter
Margaret OF Suffolk. visited in tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. II y West. on Copper
haunk Avenue. on sunday.
M,. aud Mrs. W. Sncad. of Georgetown,
KY. are At the WcstbroolS Hotel for the
summer
Miss Bowman OF Fredericksburg visit ed
Miss Elsie Coleman nj tho home of DR. and
Mrs. l.. o Vaughan this week
J.. Il. West Jr.. OF Sedlcy, spent Sunday
In tho home OF his parents Judge and
Mrs. j. T. West on CopperhauniS Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
ARE OUR WOMEN
BECOMING MORE WRIhKlEOl

American women havo moro In
forests than do tho women OF other
nations. They add TO the common du
ties of personal care and household
responsibilities political, business,
philanthropic. educational interests.
which arc of little moment to thc'r
sisters of other lands. The widen
ing Of wo,ncn's fold Of activity has
made her more observation-disclosures sub
1cct To wrinkles. IL means that Sho
must Svic Il little more time 70 her
personal charms. Ia assist them To
overcome tho results of this moro
Intricate existence. We nnd many
to-day removing tho crows feet
and other burrows which show the
results OF such intense lite, by the
use Of simple vegetable cream
Jelly which they make at home and
apply before retiring. They got an
ounce of alnozoiu from tho drug
Eist, dissolve II in - pint OF wntcr
ana add two tcaspoonfuls Of giYce-
rin". This in drying on the wrin-
klcd part OF tho face forms =
masauo which stimulates the akin
and blood vessels. so during sleep
The good work OF removing lines Of
care or age IL accomplished--Ad-
vertiscMent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
MANASSAS

ISpcciai 10 The rmes- pispa,chl
Manassas. Va May 20 Miss Amelia Brown
Tenn. where She has been attending tho
NN Mi IA int .,rn ,G,;9o!ieEc
ington, are visiting relatives In Manassas.
Miss Flossc louzce. or Amosville was Il
Roads thi. week
q, NJ. HOPKINS: or Washington. spent SOW
parents: AIR end Mrs. Z H. s Hopkins.
N9rviIie I.orklu. Of Markham. spcnt the
The following captains ,ycr" elected -
lead the various athletic ;cams At Manassas
kcthall: Douglas JHnncy. foothall. John VII
oxen baseball and CuHdim Williams track.
rc"crI U ia aih n' In ' rs nrame ps's"E
Harold Bitter aud Bedford Uhlcr. az Alc1-
nndtia' were The guests Of friends In Ma
Nj vi o. Taysnner; 81 Orange, spcnt tho
,Andrrew rerrow. 81 Bennington. ha. CON
elniod visit /" Milton Roads. a. his home
ni.hord Kelly of Ec,rtnEton, principal o,
the Marshall iitch school. visi'cd at Eastern
Mrs. i. u. ilcrrcil visited hor daughter.
Mrs " y. Bcaic. at her home In Hay
J.. Mr. and Ms. T. =. Thcnpklns q Wash
Tho Misses Doolin, Of greenwich. wor.
tho guests 81 Miss Margaret Lewis this
wnfrod Marine. OF Reidr Grove Nil was
t'Siior , -, r" ,.G c9'SES this wc@k
Washington and Baltimore on Saturday
\, n meeting ~ tho Mannssa. High
school Athletic citation, held Oh I'rl-
day. the f"li"wng officers we're elected:
president; Roswell Round; vce-prcsidcnt.
Cundim Williams. treasurer. Miss Emily
Miss katherine Brln,mcr. ~ washington.
who. has been the Eucst Of Miss Alher,G
paws At her home ~ nris'c3w. lef, on Mon
l.
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PAGES
Sne,t.l m ,I,h

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.1
PAGES. VA. May 30.-aIiss ituth Barksdalo
- visiting her sister. Mrs J. X. wimbish
at Scottsburg.
Mrs. W. L. Ingram. OF Reidsviiie. N. c..
Waited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James O.
Vaughan. last week
Miss Alice Burgess has returned from II
visit To relatives In South Richmond
Mrs. X, j.. Coleman ia visiting relatives
In Duuvillc.
W. l. Owen has returned from Danvilc,
where he recently underwent success
iu operation n, tho General Hospital.
Miss Mary Reynolds IA visiting relatives
1T Scottshurc.
Miss Gertrude Oliver visited South Bos-
ton last week
Mrs. w. IL, Vaughan. Of Moran. has been
visiting MIR. and Mre james o. Vaughan
for tho past fcw days.
Miss Bette Coleman has returned from n
visit To friends at keubridgc.
Mr. and Mrs q. Il. Haynes of South
BOSTON. spent tho week end with relatives
at this place.
Miss Mary Vaughan has returned from u
visit TO friends In Princeton. ". Va.
Nr and Mrs. :. r.. ltumlctt visited rela-
tives In Danrllc Sunday.
i. II. Owous, or News Ferry. Sun
day visitor ut this place.
J. Il. Haynes visited Scottshurg this
week
l.. Il Vaughan Is visiting relatives In Rich
rnond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
friends In South Boston ON Monday morn
Ing. making many friends during hts short

friends In South Boston ON Monday morn
Ing. making many friend, during hts short
stay.
Mrs. Samuel IT. Giiiiland attended tho
College In Richmond. this week. y ban
ouct was rendered the members at tho
Jefferson Hotel on Friday
Dr. Garland II. Faulkner. Of this place.
has received hin commission as assistant
surgeon. United States Navy. with rank
ns Lieutenant. Ito Ia tho son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q. i. Faulkner. OF this place.
Tho closing exercises OF tho South Dos
ton High School will tako place In tho
school auditorium. June ;.
IL. .. Itcrna. missionary lay leader Of
tho Danvillo district OF tho Virginia Con
ference. delivered address, In the Main
street Methodist church on sunday even
Ing. lie was assisted by Thomas 4. Webb.
Miss Mao Anderson has returned to Ashe-
willie. n. C.. TO spend tho summer.
w. A. Willinghum. or Danvillc. was a
visitor In South Boston. a few DAYS ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Penick and
little daughter, loft Friday for an extended
trip to cities along tho Pacific coast
Miss Annie Glass. who has been attend
Ing school In Danviie. WAS tho guest Of
Mrs. $. w. Kent, Of this place. a few days
ago.
Mrs. Owen Eaalcy left this week for
Miss Katherine Lawson has returned home
from Winston. Salem. y. c. whcro she has
been attending school.
w. j. Wilkeraon, OF Salisbury. n. G., Is
tho guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. q. j. Hunt.
Mrs. Lula Jackson johnson, OF Baltimore.
widow Or G. q. johnson. Is visiting her sis
tor, Mra. W. n. barbour. ut this place.
Master sam Lovclace, AGED fourteen years.
painfully and probably fatally Kicked
by horse the farm of his father. near
Vernon lin. on Wednesday,. lie was brought
TO this place OH Thursday, where hc was
taken to the Iialcyon Hospital and an oper-
alton performed. REPORTS arc unfavorabic.
and his condition III considered critical.
MIR. and Mrs. i. v Thompson. or this
place. ana Mr. and Mrs j. a. Price. Of
Houston. left on Friday by automobile for
Cumberland Courthouse. to visit Miss hose
phine Morrison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
THE DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA, SUNDAY MAY 81 1911

Her guests Included Frances. Helen and I'd
Win Gaines, Gcrtrndc Siaushter. Mildred Glib
Mildred George. Elise and Blish Mncoy aud
caroline S;tothcr. y rcfreshtnent supper was
The Fancy Work club Was entertained by
MISS Bcit Jones 1T her home on Railroad
street an Wednesday afternoon.
MIS- Blanche Lambert OF WaahinSton
and Charles Mackail, or Raitimore have
neGn spending this week with MIR. aud Mrs
Mrs. Dreamer Neal and family. at Rich
nond are ut Mulberry Green" their conn.
s Try home nc. near brandy: where they viii
the carly fail Miss Bette kirkinan VIM
has been Mrs. Meals rucs, for the past
most enjoyable affair was mo old time
spelling bee held in tho courthouse on
thursday evening under the auspices OF tho
Mpthcrs cab Of the Culpcpcr school in
which the pupils OF the high schn"l aud
tho citizens OF the town were arraycd
against each other In that noblc-and almost
forsottcn.-art. Rev. Thomas II""pcr. H..
was conductor OF tho match ana raicirh
t y; " inGmo am RE, Rev H. ". winfrey were
many beautiful selections and a number of
oth-tifhe songs were also sung. Mira car
town. Shirley Tate. Of tho high school
getting second place. Tho prizes we're pre-,
SemteI IN witty speech by Rev. Il. T.
Henry Blake. Of Greensboro. was tho wccIs
ssnd guest OF the family Of Major Waite on
Miss Carrie Hammond who has been
spending several weeks with her brother
una siSicr,in-iaw. Rev. and Mrs kcnscy
Baltimore this week.
Mis- Mis- Augusta Iscnncu cn.crtaincd Tho
member: on Tuesday afternoon II, the Now
u io,e Eninener Those. playing. were Mrs
BYRD Law, Louise Fray. sally Anderson,
trunkie Taunt. Sa.lie and Augusta Bennett
NJ INC conclusion OF the games the club
dining room.
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aud were epter,aincd ny tho citizens Q; War
renton.
ren,nn win Mis Ma,fda sa,icr:ee
Genera, anc Mr., Il Day spi man az
Mil as, w ses :',f on ;Sg "h p
''an Is with relatives In kentucky
Miss Elizabeth Doshaw has returned f.or
friends.
u. A. Way. of Rossiyn. Va. was recent
visitor to Warrenton.
Mr.. and Airs. Z. Nelson Fell have Is
given at crecdmorc on June IN honor OF
their daughter. Miss Miriam Fell. who will
rick Alexander Vans Agncr. OF Fellomcr
Florida.
Tho Faisir. the Turkish opcrctta. written
be presented 10y him. assisted by a strong
cast of local talent. for the benefit Of the
Warrenton Library Association, viii 10 pre-.
sentcd on the evenings OF Juno II and L.
at the town hail.
y sulscrlption dance Will be eivon ut the
Country Club by tho committee oil the club
ON the evening of Juno IL.
Mrs. James X Maddux entertained at
Lection hin on Friday a, n luncheon 70
twelve young women. in honor OF her nioccs
Wyuyard and Virginia Barker. After the
luncheon the young women were n" quests
of Mrs. MndduN at tho dansant as the t"un-
i;ry club.
rho commencement exercises OF the fau-
uuier Female Institute, Of Warrcnt"n Va.
+; a., the school in the auditorium. Misses
Miriam and Carol Thompson daughters OF
Chaplain Frank Thompson L. :. y. I'M
moiS. ara tho graduates this year.
Thc commencement exercises Of the War
rcuton High school viii take place III the
school auditorium on Friday evening.
Nj. aud Mrs w: II. POOL wii entertain
mt dance at their home near Wdtrenton
on the evening OF June ..
Mrs. L. IL. Chamberlain. two children aud
Miss Mary Jehries have returned tn War
rcnton tor the summer after spending SOME
Mrs. Chamberlain has rcopcncd her home
on Winchester Street MIR. aud Mrs
=: Asticy Cooper having taken possession
az their home in culpeper Street lately
purchased from Dr. ami Mrs. j. e. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mclean, Of Wash
ineton. who lately guests in Mar
rcnton. VIII return To Warroninn on Mon-
dag and be the guests of %or-DtX CLUB
near Warrenton. MIR. and Mrs. Mclean viii
entertain at Il dance on Monday evening,
- which large number Of MarreHtoaians
have been invited.
Miss Kate Keith has returned TO Wood
burne after II visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Keith, Of Fairfax.
Z. Is. Icnrics was among thos, who
visited Washington this week
Miss Rosa Seal Tongue cntcrtaln,l ~
small and informal card party at hey
home on Main street on Tuesday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
EMPORiA

Especial Ia Tho Times dispatch
Emrcria. va. May w. 5. lccbics. Of
l.tvrcuyc viIc. H. Dudley Woodland ana JcG
Wocdar'I. of Sonthnmptou, m"tored here on
SUNDAY.
Hush rarkor. Of suescy visited friends
NJ AMI Mr. s. r. Sou,hal Who have
boon in IL raso. TcN. Tor tho past year. are
visiting relatives here. They viii make
Suffolk their future home.
Miss Annie scars has returned from an
cAtcndcd WISH, IN Enfield. y, e
MISS Mary iinray, III Blackstone Is visit
sass tficnIs hcrr.
MI. Mary cochran is visiting her sister
N'rs n II. Go"a". at Spring Hiil. y. =
Mre y H. Lewis. of Brunsw.ck il Visiting
81 lilo home az hcr son. T. 4. Lcwia.
Mias Euhy Goodc. Of Cinton. y G.. IS
d visitor 1T tho homo Of a. l.. vincent
CAPTAIN aud Mrs. J.. Z. Jenkins aud W.
wiltshire ana family. 81 Richmoud. "ncnt
'hc last Weekend 1T tho homo az !. II
Pebbles
Mrs Il. L. Stephenson Is attending cc,,.;-
'ncncsmcnt exercises Ut a. &. nj fOlicge
Raleigh. y. G.. where her brother re,ul
~ King viii graduate.
Mrs y. a. Taylor spent several dAys OF
tic past week in Petersburg.
" w. lTnll and j. X. GriEzard visited
Richmond this week
Miss Kate Dyson. 81 Richmond. is visiting
Mre James. Of CITY FONT. Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. T. T.. Gintrr.
Those who saw Robin Hood IN Peters
hu-e on Tuesday were Mcsdau,es A. q
state George ltnszel. Misses Ellen Hardy.
Florence Butord, Mabel cato. Bette and
Lula I.e-
Ecy and Mrs. II. $. Osborne spen, Wed
I. . peal OF Norfoik visited here dur.
inr the week.
ncsduy.
Mrs " y. Dew entertained tho Book
c.ub chnrriugiy TuesdAy evening az hcr
resid,enee on sshN,ar,,h Street Mrs =
rcst prize. Mrs y. - BAILEY. the go prl2c,
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APPROXIMATION

Especial To The Times Dispatch
AppotnuttoN Va, May 30.-Mts. g. \
Hancock entertained tho faculty OF the
Agricultural school Those present were
Misses Mice Hubbard, May Walton, jennie
Goodwin. rocaiontas Wray, Annic iiobson
Minnie Thornton aud Betty sue Powell
Miss NirGiliI Atwood. who has been visit
ina in tho South. has returned much I'm.
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs Jetcr Palmer. Of Norfolk.
are visiting Mrs. 4. l.. Atwood.
The commencement exercises of the Ag-
riculturaI Ileh School viii begun here on
sunday night. Dr. w. Il. Woodhouse Will
preach. During the week. Or. II. r. Andcr-
son aud !. II. Binfnrd. both of Richmond.
viii speak. The usual exercises VIII take
place.
Congressman II. n. Flood and bride mr.
rived At thcir country home. "I:idou.' near
hero, thia week They VIII spend several
days here This s. thc frat time lie has
boon home since tho honeymoon, having
been detained I'm Washington rs chairman
"f committee on foreign affairs
- +. pdcn. al Washington. IS visiting
friends and relatives here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
Superfluous Hair Killed
Without Electricity
Nine. Cl,dmiuadc'S .Adpifr

y have the greatest trouble with CORE
sronaents who insist usinE common
tri"al needle for killing their supcrnuous
hair says Mime. thamnpdc IN Milaiy'-
Houuoir, More mental AMI physical suffer-
luE is caused oy these aboninable methods
than you can ina sino have carefully tried
new mud simple method that never falls
- remove an signs .! hair completely and
paiulessly and without Injury to the skin
or complexion, IN 1t surprisingly largo mum
ecr OF cases IL has destroyed All trace 81
nair 80 ihat II has never returned. tn tact
! must canton uiy readers thnt IL must not
hc appiird to hair that they 40 no, wish
totally destroyed " IS called Mrs. Os-
goods Wonder after the we'll known so
clety woman who allowed II 10 ho IN, on
the uark.t bttcr II had tucCocJcd IN en-
ttr"ly Graduating all truce ~ her own very
distressing growth Of hair on chin. lin and
arms. after everything else had failed
Mrs. csSnoh's wonder - quite inexpensive:
SOu can obtain Il from lragl" bru. 80. or
any up-to-dntc druggist o. department
store. Ask Tor II by name. Mrs. Dssood'q
Wonder" signed Money Back Guarantee
Gomez with every Northumberland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
SOUTH BOSTON

ISpeclai to rhe Times Dispatch
south Boston, va, May ap.-rhc Masonic
Tcmpic building which wnS purchased hy
Or. w. II Mosclcy a short tiuc ago, wss
solt u TOW da,7 ngo 10 tho Planters aud MGR
chnn's' Nutipnai Hauk 81 THIS place. giving
IN exchange. the OLD Savings Bank property.
Directly across TIL" street most de
sirahic corner nj Main street Thu nrst floor
az the tcniple VIII be converted into i
modern banking ru"rn. with every now Inn
proVoment, amt VIII 10 ready Tor ocCupany
about Septrmbcr J. The second floor viii
10 converted into offices and Tho third floor
WIN continue to he used hy tho various
secret fyateraittos.
1T. ". = H"ilcr. tho hcarvwci=ht cham
rlon ML..,ler- hn.nl a shMr, ,NhlLc WIN