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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-19
Captain and crew Rescued.

BEAUFORT, N. c., March 1S.-Cap-
tain Sprague and his crew of five have
been rescued from the schooner
Sylvia c. Hall. OF Ne s.. Haven. strand
ed on Cape Lookout shoals. by the
Cape Lookout coast guard crew.
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HRS. w. A. HUDGENs, Editor
Phone 37.

EuOu0 De
Mission Band.
The Mission Band OF the First Pres
byterian church will meet this after
noon at half past three with Miss
Emily Frazer.
Miss Nina Carpenter of GreenvilIe
and her guest, Miss Lucille. Wurms of
Atlanta were here last night for the
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Terry of Whining
ton, Del. are spending some time In
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamty Of At
lanta are here for short while, Mr..
Handy making this headquarters.
Mrs. H. j. McGee has gone to King
Mt, N. c., to visit relatives.
Charming Dance Last Evening at
Rose Hill Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Sadler enter
tanned at a charming little dance last
evening at the Rose Hill club. A
splendid orchestra furnished the
music and the whole affair was de-
lightfu'ly pleasant and fully enjoy
ed by those present. . Among the in
vited guests were Mr!s and Mrs. C. w.
Cansey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. DeCamp. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
u, Bleich. Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Gossett, Capt. and
Mrs. H. H. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Cely. Miss Annie Mae Lawson of
Columbia, and Mr.. Phil Wilhite Miss
Thelma Wright and Mr.. Allie Barton,
Miss Wilma Carpenter OF GreenvilIe
and Mr.. Willie Marshall, Miss Wurms
of Atlanta and DR.. John Major Miss
Lydia Sherard OF Williamson and
MIR. W. ID. Garrett, Miss Werner Haiti
vanger of Greenwood and Mr.. Louis
Ledbetter, Miss Linda Thompson and
Mr.. Gene Watson, Miss Ella May
Cummings. and Mr.. Billie Lyon, Miss
Lorena Cummings and Mr.. Keys Gil
mer. Miss Floride Harris and MIR.
Paul Dickson, Miss Vina Patrick and
MIR. Cyde Smith, Miss Jessie Brown
and Mr.. H. M. Dunn. Miss Grace
Spencer and Prof. B. NJ Parks, Miss
Anna Cunningham and Mr.. ]. s. Fow-
Ter, Jr.. Messrs, Starke Sullivan, Char
lie Watkins, It. P. Cartwright, George
Boleman and Mr.. Kiser.
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, 1Iission stndy CJesg

The Mission Study Glass Of st.
Johns Methodist church will meet
this afternoon at o. Jock, with Miss
Clara Osborne at a 1ington.
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b Mrs. A. T. Morgan of Westmin-
sster is in the city visiting her sister.
Mrs. n. 3. Wood and. her scn Viii
liam Morgan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Bannister of
Starr were visitors In the city yes
terday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-21
Camel Cigarettes VIII Appea' to
Your Taste

First shop You pass that sell to-
bacco. drop in and buy a package OF
20 Camel Cigarettes for 10 cents. You
have q surprise waiting for you, lie.
cause Camels will give you an en-
tirely nnw idea OF how good a ciea-
rette really can be. Don't look for
prem'ums or coupons. as the cost OF
the tobacco prohibits their use.
Camel Cigarettes arc blend OF
choice Turkish. and choice Domestic
tobaccos that makes q wonderfuliy
satisfactory smoke. Most men who
have given Camels thorough test
hike them batter than other kinds,
You see, there is just enough Turk
lsh and just, enough Domestic to-
Eaccos TO give q fine flavor or each.
And these flayors blended make n de-
lightfui smoke.
Yon know that some cigarettes tire
your TASTE. But the Camel blond IA
Just right, and will not bite tile
tongue. They arc delightful. No mat
ter how many you smoke, they Will
not parch or dry your throat. nor
VIII they leave any unpleasant cisa-
retty aftcr-taste.
Camels are so good that you arc in
vited to compare thenf with any
brand OF cigarettes sold at any price.
compare thoIn hardest with tho ciga-
Eottes yop think you like best. That's
tho way to prove to your own salts
faction that tho Came; blend OF choice
Turkish and choice Domestic TO-
baccos make tho finest cigarette 3oi
over smoked.
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Sage and Sulphur
Darlkens Gray Hair
70 Grandmother's gReeipe 10
Restore Color; GlUsJ:: =-:--:.

=
hair tkats sloscs its color ara luslSs
or when aS fades, ftFns gray, dull es2d
lifcicss. is caused by lack of sssf
phnr in the hair, Our grandmothcl
hiades up, q mixture OF Sage Tea and
SnlplIuE ito keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and thousands OF women
and men who, value' that even color
that beautiful dark shade OF hair
which is SO attractive, use only this
old time recipe.
Nowadays- We get this famous mix
tnre by asking at any drug store for
as60 cent bottle OF "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Comopnd." which darkons
tho hair, SO naturally, so evenly. that
nobody can possibly tell it has been
applied. Besides, Il takes on tland-
run, stops scalp itching and falling
halt. yo,t just dampen sponge or
soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair. taking. one sfEiail
strang at time. Byslm0rninR tli6
gray hair. disappears: but what e
lights the ladies with Wyeth,s s Z
ana Sulphur is that. besides beSUS /.
fully darkening the hair after IS
app lie1tlqns, II also brings stck l,e d
NipsB qHd iNst Res and gIvea Il an Il s.
'pessssn ss5es danfo (
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-21
Anderson yelgeIer Enters
Nation Wide Contest
the interest is high already.
Brlef Ifefotts NJ fiia Gnnfo


The Rice Leaders OF the World AS
sociation. Of which the founder and
president is MFR. Elwood e. Rice, is
nm organization founded on the high
est ideals of business.
The members are Identified throuah
the association emblem. which com
prlscs the following qualifications |:
Honor: A recognized reputation for
fair and honorable business dealings.
Quality. An honest product, OF quail
lty trtithfully represented. STRENGTH. !.
a Responsible and substantial finan-
clal standing. Service A recognizod
reputation for conducting business Ia
prompt and efficsent manner. ) ~
The emblem Is the mark by which
tho products OF members may be
recognized. 1t represents collectively
tho sterling busineai4 motives and
methods which members names stand
for individually.
The association is now conducting
a $4,000 Window Display Contest TO
encourage retailers to trim their
store windows In 8 manner that ia
moro. pleasing and Interesting to tho
public. There arc 46S cash prizes,
the first being $4,000, the second sl,-
Nvvs tuC thitA TOVV, Cue. IDG DrlZC-
winning window displays will be
judged from photographs sent In to
the association and the judges Will
DO recognized and competent author
tiles ON window displays.
By invitation, the following con-
corns are members: Winchester Re-
peatins Arms Co.. Remington Type-
wrltcr Co.. Tho Yale & Townc Mfg.
Co.. Estop. Crane & Pike Co., Tho
CarhorunduIn Co, Chalmers Knitting
Co. Yawman & Erbe Mfg, Co., smith
Y Wesson. Coldweil Lawn Mowor Co,
L. Z. Waterman Co.. Armotir & Co.
pillsbnry Flour Mills Co., The Rob
bins & Myers Co, ElginA National
Watch Co, HuisBrotheFs Umbrella
Co. IIoleproof Hosiery Co, The
Towic Maple Products CO.. The New
ssssslssqp Clock Coz lnha1iei 1lIes
friseratcf Coz Aiabastir CO.. IA z6 "
Atlas Glass Co, Herkey9 e Gay Furni-
.tnre Co, The M. j. sWhittall Carpet
Mills. Cooke Linoleuta Ga, National
voneer Products CO., Simplex Elec-
trie Heating Co, international Ache.
son Graphite Co. Niagara SILK Mills,
Thomas 81 Plant Co, Anderson Elet-
trtcs Car CO., fxyfng- Pitt Mfg. co.
American, Optical Co. Eberhatd
Faber. The l.. s. Starrett Co, Berry
.Hrotherss Ines Hunt Brothers Co.
simmons Mfg. Co.. Columbian Ens
ameHng 8 STAMPING Co, The Wiliye-
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w. H. LYON lin RICE LEAD
ERss WINDOW DRESSING
CONTEST
OTHERS MAY ENTER
Some Details Of Contest AS Ar.
ranged BY Rice Leaders'
Association. ~.

just RS pn item OF news, and to
point out tiie fact that the Ad Club OF
Ahderaon ,ia fully abreast of tho times.
tho following clipreng is quoted,
which SLOWS % at tho Rice Leaders OF
the World Association, whose mem.
bers are among tho real leaders OF
: tho world in their respective lines.
and arc only Gligibic upon invitation.
are now conducting a tremendous
Window Display Contest. f't
This contest covers the entire coun-
TRY, hut their prizes amount to $Is.-
00O.s instead Of tho necessarily small
prizcs which tho Anderson Ad Club
gives. However The purpose OF tho
contest Is tho fsamc-thut of epcour-
tlSing tho trimming OF show windows
as a means OF advertising.
In this Rice Leaders Contest thcrc
ara 46.s prizes. pf which tho first ono
IN "a. GOO, tho spcontl $1,000. tho third
$500. etc. Thu prlsr window ,ltsp;ay
viii DO Judged from photogreph,,
takon from the windows and scns Ia
TO headquarters.
Already Anderson has one contest
ant--poI iiiar Billy Lyon. the Main
street Jewelers. and those who know
. lilly look for great things from hin,
IN this wiItdow trimming contest. He
alSraya has good flme.s therefore
ne VIII illtn the EiEin watches. Fcr
u ll;asil u &c, l llSic u eai tiS II
contest iie must soil the line OF one
of The Rice leaders. There may be
sothet sqiI merchants wind. ipkII
icontesl Cor sonic OF these prizes. but
80 far, The InteliIgcncer has not
learned Of IL Here's hoping that our
fellow towheniaf 81. III. Lyon, viii
take one Of the highest prizes. ii snot
the first one. Sss M 81 IN g
Mr.. Lyon Is also entered In the An
dersnn Window Trimming Contest
which Is set for Thursday night next.
There are upitS q few entered. and
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-21
AlEslf cur OFF

nlrro man who was osse OF q Is lce
sg0kklag about corn shredder on
the piece uf ar. ]. Frank Rhody, north
of The city, had his right hand eahRht
tn the maghine yesterday aftcfnocr.
The memhsr was 50 badly iacerafcd
shsf the hand Ind to be amputAted
tusss ehoga the wrist. a,
The neggB wss beoaght TO tho city
esia shp ereratfon performed by &
local aaFasDn. II a said that tie aesi-
eeat N4a caused BY auosheS sssnro
eiylne the injured one i push, ,shich
caused him 70 loose his balance nIId
sst his hapd in the machinery 81 sIIe
shsed9er. ~ ~
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WaAIEY lrf6rNqfD

aemAer o9 IsHs Coaizlittees ser FSas
dleto1 SeeLszy CouSenRlnf. s
Col. J. C.. Stff6iine, president og tha
fendleton Farmers Society. has nosE-
tied Secretary Forbes A. Whalss& hs
thes local chala heF oE e0nrasec9 f6at
ae has been aef 6inted d member az
the finance and the puhlicstS commit
teee tpr y te1nIal eelebfntioh ef
THIS or fg9pizaS Sieni which viii take
Place at eAd Adseteh Oetobcr a2Ss3.
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Overland Co.. splhdore Ehetfseal CO,
The association is also conducting
a $4,000 prize contest for Idea Let
tors from, the public. regarding the
products OF its members. Particulars
obtained by writing Rice Leaders OF
the World Association. 35S Fifth
Avenue, New York, n. Y. 80
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-21

Cle lIaEE Z EIR. f.:e,..e::I
Win nRk's Musisss CcrseiIy e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

q sse i me ssdIsd 81 Aunt sosv
Aunt Josephine nndd ed acq1ids cepcS
and { moment liter VI IN entered the
building
our you are very careful sinet
that last wafning asked Elalne b
we approached our door. n
More than ever nov, replied
! ! Craig II have mad up my mind q
win 81 n
Kennedy had started 70 unlock the
door, when he stopped short. 81
See, be said. ssthis II ! precauticn
4 have Just Installed. l,aimost forgot
IN the excitement. y:
He pressed q panel and disclosed
the boxlike apparatus.
This Is my kinograph, which tells
me whether I have had any visitors IL
my Absence. II the pen traces d
straisht line. Il Is all right; but IT,
hello Walter, the line Is wavy. \ Z
We exchanged = Significant glance.
Would you mind 81 standing
down the hall Just q bit while L en-
teri" asked Craig.
BE careful. cautioned EIaine.
He unlocked the door, standing on
to one side. Then he extended his
hand across the doorway. still moth
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

The EeN, York police are fnystided By q
sei1eg Of murders OF prominent men. The;
principal clue TO the murderer = the warn,
With eiutchiug hand" The latest vic.
TN Of the mysterious assassin Is Taylor
podge, tho insurance president. HIS
the famous scientific detective, to try 70
unravei the mystery. What Kennedy ac-
complishes Is told by his friend. Jameson,
newspaper man. Kennedy illustrates a.
rescues Elaine from d boiler where She
had been Imprisoned BY the thugs
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

He Cooked cautionslv into 81 he soon.
Apparently there was nofI,;ne
( Itshad been about the ntddio a. iths
5 morning sthat an ernressT 'w.gc,, Ma NJ,
spulled |up sharplv hefors o,,,. sns -.
nent.5s
..Atr Kenne,,v ~. s,,sr. ~ !, ~
:, tha syn,as .,,,a -. ~ asAsu ~. yls
his i,elpsr and annroacf;ns a,,r ,,,. ~
liens Jensen 4 tvnicals svsds s., ,s,,s
was coming I'm out nj q lthe bassmsrt 80
Jens erowled q surly. S..Yas-.--hTt M
yannady. M l,ana MT y - y !. =
..,l,no hsl .,.e,,y. 81 az. q
let he ordered fro,n i f +, ss,, I,.s
We can't cart Il aroma 4 ii ,dsv S.n..
quiet us IN 20 we can Ia. - 4. ~, -
Jensen ,nntteres ! .sWeli II. 4 n !, i.
bane ali lrirhtn ~ n y y
Thav tool, the ca,inst y, 4, ], !, Z
and ya,ried Il nnst airs 1sn.a - s 49,
I our door. stiil erumbl,ns and ,,sv
placed tl,e heavy, cal,ine, x III i,,,,,, :,
room. Z
+, asien. here.
..Yoi, aiiers f,.na Z mis- 4, =, ~.
tested .Jens. sipnins navsrt,,siss. pt
3 scarealy ,,.d n. J. .a,,r., go Z.
footssils T;ad s,,e- 4, ~ ~ a ~,
ssy s,hs,, shs 49, - a.s'us aa,l
,ayy,,, ans,,s az no ~.
+r,,ssd Oh, ,s,,t ~, Is .ssss pto,
I n ,sss III sn,ntc,,;;,, 81 !, I, a sg
49, ! 80 a.. ~, ~, ss. Z. .1a
1, ~. a ,.s, sD,ns 3 70 zoe = large
!, y lSppsa = neWspapers As
~ ns .ogm.ns hseniy ABOUT, MS
e % ~ .1ss :. Z y.c.ule' q mo.
(. ss u $500 e - 'sn ~ 9uicAiy az
rs y. = 1880 opposl'..
&, ~ .ssa sssmsu y ocSufs 70 MN.
Wa ~. ..s pasAs =, We nrepiace,
sH ~. =. III .,1 .a ~, Inc PACK.
~ - sas ~ = s1e WI cue eno
sRylns ss Sus y, wy so ON
S s, ae .coA ron y sne cabinet 2
oup,e 81 .,as.,ss ana 2 con
I, VIZ i. .s.s snu astiokiy ~ nxed
4 t = - a. -. -, R',sAa :
Il, asanMniie. DeIole az aaeyway
\ a y. we s,fee. any slurtner down
.ne lons plosAs me EXPRESS wagon had
4 st3ppea &.
eonpisssu nSlns Ine pat
/ . 8, ano iMires' Slulcnlng Hand ran
" wires ai.ns lne noiaing on me
wall overhead. nom the fireplace un-
I q No was o,Iecsiy over Elaine.s pic
tnre skillIn Y, ne managed 70 ,fx the
w, ns,ns 'aem u pace 2, .ns pic
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Susie rose tos So and Elaine followed
her 70 the door. No sooner had abe
gone than die Cfntch Hand came
out from behind the curt aims ne gaxed
abc1t:a moment a En- moving oyer 70
the safe about which the two girls had
been talking, steal t6tly examined Il
He must have heard SOMEONE COM.
ing. for with Z gesture 81 hate at the
7 safe itseif, hs though he personifed II
be slipped hack 81 the curtains again.
Elaine hid returned, and as she sst
down ct the desk 10 go over some pa.
pers which Bsnne ~ had left relative
to settling up the estate the masked
Intruder stealthiiy and silently with
drew. +. =
"a package fof you. Miss Dodge
announced Michael later in the eve
ming. as Elaine. in her dainty evening
gown. was still engaged IN going over
the papers He carried it IN his hands
rather gingeriY I. J NJ
ssavs Il rrcrt,jr. ,i,,a. .,A 5wfil svd, 1I
pleass MT 4, 4, shs I, ~ ssfs al. him j,
Elaine took the package eagerly and
examined IT Then she pulled open
safe. IisSl. ..s1 Is q
III must "a eett,ne cold out. MI.
chael.rs sl,e femark al. :. This paci,age
Is as cold as ice, /. Il ;..l 4:
1T IL ma'am u swered Michael.
She closed the! safe: and, withsa i
glance at her watch. set eitime lock
and went upstairs to her room.
No sooner mad Elaine u isappeared
than Michael appeared again, catiike.
through the: Curtains from tie drawing.
room. and, after, q glance about the
aimly lighted library, discovering that
The coast was clear, motioned to a figs
.'.urs hiding behind The portiefes
A.momefit ana Clntching L land him.
self came out G. Is; s
He moved over 70 the safe and.
looked lit over, Then he put out his
hands and toucliedsit.
Listen n cauti Toned Michael.
Someone was coming and they
hastily skunk behind the protecting
portietes. II was Marie, Elaine's maid.
She turned up the lisi,ts and Al vent
over to the desk for a book for which
= elaine had evidently sent her. She
paused and appeared to be listening.
Then she went to the. door. m
..Jennirie "a " she becloneds 2 j
what Is d, Maris ..he rsplied
Sis xs;d ~, : R,,t * s. =. !, !,
III hai, lad hin ~ H. H. d ~, r'1.
room - - : S 4 . <. :, Y
aT,...,, !, I, |. :, !. I.
~ ,. Asa s.sl,s isnu & Ioals
n,ia1isd t;eS ,ss,sd : .;rss !.
"a d. 4, ~ ~ :.
tb,Sr he ;is.S 81 = ,s,,,,s "a ,s : sss I
s.r,,t ts;,,s - 49,.
49, ! S-A .ssssn. sus p y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

While ClutchIne Hand sat before the
sale W q ling Il intently,
Someone at the door ennines IL
answerfhs the 6sll. Michel whis
peret hcafseiys:
Confourd it, nutteyed cIutchine
Hand. as both moved again behind the
heavy yeiour curtains.
yPm so glad 70 see yoh. Mi. Ken.
nsdy, greeted Elaine una6 ectediy al.
yennihg admitted US. ss
She had heard the bell ana was eon,s
ing downstairs as We entered We
three moved toward the library ana
someone switched ON the SifgEts:
Craig strobe DYER 70 the safe. The
cold sweat ON Il had now turned to
ieicles 9rais,s face clcuded with
thought as he examined It more close
". There WAS actually q groaning
; sound from within. 8
IT can't be opened. e he said 70 him
self The time lock Is set for tomcrs
row morning. x
I: Outside. II we had not been 50 alb
4 sorbed in the present mystery, we
might have seen Michael and The
ClutctinE Hand iisteninr 4 n.
Clutchine Hand, ,ootsd -i hss.,,v = {, M ~
watch. 81 ,ls3 sslFs
sThe deuce,,. he nnttered M a. M.
breath. stihine his suppressed fury.
We stood looking at the safe. Ken
NEEDY WIS deeply interested. Elaine
standing close beside him. ,s,nddenis,
he seemed toS make nj, III III, ma
Quiek-Eiaiheir he cried. taking,
4 her arm. Stand back n. 4
We all retteated. The safe door.
powerful as It was. had; actually begun
to warp and bend! The plates were
bullying Afnon1ant later with Z liond
report and concusyion The door blew
on. :, ( s {. l rs Z.
"A blast Of cold ali, and fial,es; ike
snow acwl out. Papers 4. were scattered
on every side. a. ' "A. !;
We stood gazing, aei,ast; i second,
Their ran forward. Kennedy quickly
examined the safe. He bent down and
from the wreck took up "a package.
now covered with white.
AS quickly he dropped II.
That is the package that was sent.
cried Elaine. Z Is
Taking It II, table cover. he laid
It on the table and opened ii. Inside
was a peculiar shape flask, open at the
top, but like a vacuum bottle.
"A Dewar tlask!" calculated Craig.
What issit?" asked Elaine. appeal.
ing to him.
Liquid ART" he answered. sAs IL
evaporated, the terrific pressure az
expanding air in the safe Increased
until II blew out the door. That Isl
what caused the cold sweating and The
groans.
We watched him, startled.
On the other side OF the portieres
Michael and Clutching Hand waited.
Then, IN the general confusion, Clutch.
ing HAND slowly disap peared. foiled.
Where did this package come
from!. asked kennedy sof Jennines
suspiciously. ~.
Jennings looked blank.
Why. put in Elaine. michael
brought II to me"
get Michael, !" ordered Kennedy.
"a moment later he returned.
sse ll ieaoing Mlchaei IN
.ssn g .aid you get tnis package.
snoI out Is ennedy s'is y
II was left at the door, SIR, by q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28


q styiographiE pen, used as / had
& seen ID mechanical pencils, used IA
Offices. hotels. banks and such places.
Kennedy exumined the thing Wiz
interest. .s1. = y
What Is its' 4 asked, as 4
a new kinogrsph. : he replied.
still gazing carefully at they rcllsd.'
ap part Of the paper. II have In.
stalled It because III registers every
footstep on the; floor Of our apartment:
We can't be too careful with this
Clutching Hand want to- know.
whether we have had any visitors or
not in our absence. This straight line;
indicates tha We have not Wait.3a
moment = -: stS !. {. i .s,ss.,i s.
Craig hastily unlocked the door and
entered Inside ] could nee him pac.i
ing up and down our modest .auarters,
DO you see anything. Waiter!r;i
ne called.
looked a. the kinograph. The
pen had started To- trace its line, no,
longer even sandS straight but. ziezags;
At different heights across the paper
He came to the toor. What do You
I; think fit?s l;e inquired. i;
.., sous luss. Z answered ensnu ~ !
as.icaiiS ,.z. I n,
" entered ana I teliato WORK ntssi
speclsl sunoay story tnats y had been
forcedito neglect. y wassnptsso busy,
however, that 4 did notTnottce out sof
Sa., \ .a,.e " s.1ns syss Inae Asnnsoy;
~ As. ..oln 4 'sa. s'ss la,ns
:. 1919 S.ssass ane vas azlns ~ y
I, 4, sa.a.s. 3 ,Ts j
&. x ssi a's y :, 81 tns
ana ,ssa;.s = - sa I T. e: 81.
a ~, leaalns y over. Aenneoy was sa
hsd s, sss s, - , .sss sss "sss
IN mace aho,,t nc ~ rca,e - sssdsntIv
wondering ,yiera Il ,.e,,id d ,sat Ssst
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
INSTRUCTIONS AS TO
PASTEURIZED MILK

The Board of Health Of Richmond
yesterday issued the following instruc-
tons to all persons handling pasteur-
ICED milk
No person, Arm or corporation shall
sell. offer for sale. expose for sale. or
keep with the intention of selling. any
milk or cream in stores or In other
places where other merchandise than
milk or cream is sold. unless the milk
or cream is kept offered for sale. ex-
posed for sale. Or sold in tightly closed
and capped bottles or receptacles of a
similar character, such as shall be ap-
proved by the chief health officer of
the city of Richmond.
All containers In which pasteurized
milk or cream Is delivered to the con-
sumner shall be plainly labeled 'Pasteu-
rized' The label must also bear the
name of the produce, name of the
dealer and day of pasteruization
"Pasteurzed milk or cream must be
delivered to the consumer within
hours after pasteuriza-
ton.
NO milk or cream shall be pasteu-
rized second time"